xt73j9606230 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt73j9606230/data/mets.xml Lexington, Kentucky (Fayette County) University of Kentucky Alumni Association 1933 v. : ill. ; 28 cm. Quarterly, Publication suspended 1922 and resumed with v. 1, no. 1 (May 1929); v. 5, no. 9 (May 1933) not published; issues for v. 37, no. 2-v. 40, no. 1 (spring 1966-spring 1969) incorrectly numbered as v. 38, no. 2-v. 43, no. 1; v. 40 (1969) complete in 3 no. journals  English [Lexington, Ky. : University of Kentucky Alumni Association, Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. Kentucky alumnus University of Kentucky. Kentucky alumni 2002- Kentucky alumnus monthly Kentucky alumnus, vol. 01, no. 06, 1933 text Kentucky alumnus, vol. 01, no. 06, 1933 1933 2012 true xt73j9606230 section xt73j9606230   "Y   k    
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l I September 30 (Night) .... SEWANEE, at Lexington J L  
l October 7 ...... GEORGIA TECH, at Lexington   ‘  
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October 21 ....i . WASHINGTON & LEE, at Roanoke   ,  
1 October 28 ....... DUKE, at Lexington | A-   `
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Sgptgmbgr 30..Sgw3,ngg (Night) _ _ _ N0. IIBSIFECI .,...... @$1.75-S .......... i '  
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L November 30-Tennessee (Homecoming) . No. desired ........ @ $2.75-S ..........  
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` {  . Ncvcmbor 4.A]a_bama_ ____ No. desired ........ @ $2.20-S .......... »  
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    Maryville and Sewanee Games begin at 7:30 p. m. Georgia Tech and Duke Games at 2:30  
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` =`  Ji .i yi I P 4     Dear Dean Anderson:
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h     ci g mm Organ or the umm Association of the UDIVBTSWY of Ke¤t¤¤1;e   I demanded by the complex life of E t e
makes me _ · Q :5   __     { r {The p1‘€S€Ilt. WB have thé many it i
e in fallin mm 3**9 W°m€*? Of aH¤¤‘S· meh    ;_      news or natural science and appned   ; -
to keep ig are carried out ln the laboratories   ·-   =;i:    gg A ·_ gig fields of engineering and teehnele-     , _
ity through   Etuggaus if research Of thestete   '``` "   ..“   ‘‘*¢     gy. medicine, agriculture and home   {
the Alumni U Nils Y BX BUSWQ and thomugh i. 1 ..    ·-»c--` 2 _; .A_..,:    A.;.   econom1cs; the social sciences, eco-   ·.
Osmg check Ztglrcgfeiiargcgllayéirgxzgopiagfgblsgnigg  E;  jge;@;;;_ l _j~ ;iJ==§5  ._ nomies, political science, and socio]- Q Z; ·
iaticm, an i , ‘ . . ~   i r.     1   .:...    e‘`   ¤gY» i¤¤1¤di¤s applied fields ¤f bus-     ¤
jndl to my welfare $1 thggltizensn of the Com- .  ;;;__ _ . ··--. 1  .  . t-  K; .—_·‘t j .,=;   __  iness and commerce, qolitical serv-   { i ‘
Ban balance lrgenilleakh . IS function compre- I     ···        _:;t i  =‘—‘ J  ice and social welfare work; the   J l
V let us my {nhs e non-educational service     g _____  _j ‘»l;=:.. e z       many fields of pure culture includ- " ·; ' 
give te€1uYn£vi§;y,ag;·_.   m;>1;=:hpos1— »_ `·_—  —.;   ‘—__l   .»;, i   ‘-‘_g     ing literature, the time arts and pure E j
ge ave; the , . · _ W Y O_ 6 m-   Al.:   A‘‘¤ e ·_»_ ‘ i··‘   =¥l - ·—_»=_ e   _. ;_.· L.-; sclences and various applied fields   g T
regret uni §§;“f;°§;t ‘;§1‘,;QE “S}§‘§"S tgvagafe *°   ._»,... 1,;; -a¤.;   l*l·   including that 0f ¤d¤<=¤ti¤¤· I¤ Or-      
°f Y°“ “`h° uni-itativ · a ? 8 ES au`   s—_‘     der that the Ywth Of teday may is ‘ E
hen I wasa _ B }“f°T‘mm°“ and most    ;.;;§;5    ,   enter the world of aifairs adequate- j rj _ j
to com to Crgnpetent direction on all problems       ly equipped even for the ordinary   ti "
fain andi it eetlng the mtellsctual and social           social and business needs a college F  
rou and me 1fG of the people.  _A  —·   t‘_A _ _A;_ _ =‘t_‘   or university education is for him     A
The State university, H_ t bl._       coming to be more and more indis- 'V ' ·
_ gatlsn lis to the Cogmégwsalél       ’,·;   ,i·=    pensable. Every important profes-     Q
yy . llihlgh lt Serves. This Obligation is   .... ;.;;   :aa=a=.s:.».;· ...* ; ....‘  .· ..`» : it $1011 Elhd type of Sp€Cl2.]1Z€d~2lC!JlV- . V .
, B. M. E 04 Y€cID!`0C3}—a principle which should JAMES H, RICHMOND ltyfecogmzgd by moqcrn Clvmzcd Q  
..—— €V€1' be clgayly conceived by the _ __ __ SOQlBty .;‘Eq;1lT9S·1Ill2€I';¥T€ réolleie or -:   —
[VE Fpresentatives Of the people i th 11l'l1V€1‘Sl y rainlng. e e uga ion- b   V
11NG ‘ Generar Assembly. The educlatiozi The well-known study by Dr- Ever- el pY°E‘Zam °f the m°d“T“ state ““i' ? tn ` 
It Kp » 25;l;t¤€s1€¤¤€1·Shi¤is an   B" W· L°“’~ ‘“ “’2"· °‘ “‘$3§§°““‘ Efiriiii Zi€2§§a§faih2°s§é`i}€ha2?’€§i   l n
De a H- · 0 isa ion of democratic gov- tional incomes made by » mm . . > C ‘
raternitycg   it is pr0per_ tee, that the shows very deeidedgdtpat ipoigased C<2i;n;l<;nv§alth vihiclg 2: serves. { _
announ · men o the Commonwealth earnings go xvi h a iiona e uca- e niversi y o en ucky we . i
2 in October should recognize at all times an tion. 'I‘he total average lifetime have seven colleges, the Colle e of 1 1
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sed Student A appropriate for its own use and di- earnings of a group of men with Arts and Sciences. the College of i' i
zampus. l€Ct1OI'1 in administering the aiairs only elementary school preparation Agriculture. the College of Engl- g ;
town to ap; of the Commonwealth the services were $64,000, or $24,000 less than the neering. the College of Law. the · L
i the rewt ;‘1§¤State_ university specialists and earnings or the men who had had College of Education. the College t j
3 012155   Olétfawitles of its bureaus and lab- a high school education. Again the of Commerce. and the Graduate .   ~
fra erm 2. ‘ ories of research. average earnings of the high school School In these colleges. classroom t i
;?1‘;;<;db%lg mine of the ·b]€SSingS Of true d€_ graduates were t'72,o0_(; less thgn the  gaboratcggr instrlugtion are pro}   ‘ 
MCOO gram Op giCy·lies m the fact that the oolhge oi` umveisriy gga ua_ es.   j _. voclad na 011 vcpgo essioaae { E
p P u_ _ D 1 unltles and advantages of the Many Ot}‘l€1 such stu ies s ow sun- raining a opp 1 tm s or ; l
and éd g;0ulrU are at the Same time those nay nndlngs acduirement of knowledge and cul- ; ;
be as ` ° the individual. Thus it is that With ygspgct to aehlevement or tural advancement are offered. ¥ 3
Schenecxdli  p ;h€_l9%de1‘s1iip which the state must success, the studies of the educa- This is the present organization ` ,
»h·? ca gw tgam 111 its own interest and fm- tlenal preparation of prominent ofthe university for the instruction i E
d mghngdor, mg W€lfm`€ of the people as a people listed in "Who’s Who in of students on the campus. Ent the ;  
Y W1 homie V D0 gp _b€¤0mes the individual ep- Ameri(;a_" snow that more than scope of the wvork of the University : V » .
igntiw delve. rumty Of the Youth of the Com- three-fourths of these people had of Kentucky is greater than indi- Q 4
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V`    g `E cated by the mere naming of the ent a.$:1ministrati·0n. · Not peforc the national govexinmqntal £;¤1icy`k
» ,  ‘ ‘ seven different colleges now in the 1924 d1d the Un1vg1·§1ty I'EC€1VB as based upon 2. bt?]1€f·1]:'1 bh. ab111ty
` - ‘ ~ university organization. The work much as a half m11110n dollars for of Amamcan un1vers1t:1es_ to sqm
“  I;  Q of the University of Kentucky current expenditures in any year. the rxpblems of our nat10n.‘ That  
.  J  2 should be thought of as a growing, Only during the period from 1924 Fj1`2llk}1I1 D. Roosevelt, by ms high
Y ? ? i developing program expanding from to 1932 has Kentucky given the Sl1"lC9I‘1tY of purpose and loyalty to
’   § time to time to meet more ade- University the kind of support that the interests of jshe Amerxcau peo.
V T      qua,te1y the ever-inc·reasing dc- would enable it to perform the gen- ple, hgs won the1rc0niid_e¤ce cannot _
  Z mands of change and progress in sral functions of a. state university. be demed. Ne}the1· can It·b€ denied In mp
‘ I- K: E The University received its most lib- that Our P1‘€S1d€¤¥J, by h1s plan gf enterpflf
  Q A     _=.`i   ·   eral support during the period from utilizipg the knowledge ang} wisdom sgvere sc
E E   ilii     1928 to 1931. In the last three years, 9f university scholars has, ug so du. sm value
i  ’»     ·`v‘C ·  `.‘:     due to great decreased revenue re- mg. gnieatly strengthened h1s posi. The A
V  7*, E   —i.‘   ceived by the state from the Gen- won w1th the masses of the Ameri. Unjveysii
  Y   =‘°     mm Property Tax and the Inheri- can people who are appreciative oi mm 11
        tance Tax. the S¤r>¤¤r¤ Of me the S¤¤¤d¤€SS Of Public ¤°“¤¥ bam reachmg
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 } ;$ i     forty per cent. Because Of the W1d€SI`|`€Bd progress Station ;
»         ’ii`i“   ‘   ‘'·` *i~>£*&‘ Through me wise and careful of public c·ducati¤n_ and_ because of me whi
        Q `$i?}£f  »   / ` planning of the State U11ivez·sity’s th? prestige Of UI'llY€l`S1tY scholar. mation
 _i     / ``.` `  — '   able president, Dr. Frank L, Mc- ship, the? people b€11€V€ that those tions of
    1 `   Vey, the institution is courageously persons m Our Dm0<>1‘&Cy most qual. better f
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    2   A · °   _, holding on to its 'yfograms of ser- 1fi9d £·IDS1b€St }%I`§DHI`€d to help solve  Thig wo]
¤? ‘ €  i‘'     » vice to the people of Kentucky. the pro ems 0 cmocracy arethesg farm am
    l   "   V    The citizens of Kentucky music now, ·wh0se training 3-Hd Study ·has been the bem
  é ‘ __   3 ;;; __M,   '`’  " however, rally to the support of devoted to Such p1‘0bIBn‘{s m aplin. felt.
  .‘=i     ‘ ·‘       _ <   their University if public education tl-mslve Way, and who. ll? €:1dd1t10}]_ _ Speaki
 *3 Yi  : `     '   in Kentucky is to go forward and h3V€ I10.§€1HSh pf:1`S0na1 1I`1tE1‘€St1!] dollars a
,   i  r ·N   / I  · if the State University is to con- BUY T(JI1C1€S G0I}S1d€Y€d· ms of n1
`   E Q A ‘ Q ,   , ‘ tinue in its great and useful services Th€1`€ Was 2 f1m€» not many YBHFS station a
  Xi I “' “ c ? ; Q i % ~   ’......   to the people of the Commonwealth. ag0£ Rweém great Ialagueés swepg   be mm-,
    I ~ ~s·»   ...,   ._..____    fw ’ . —» ` _   Nev-er was there a period in the con 1·0 e over e ace 0 e F
    Q? ·i  gx;   `'i‘`   »  ‘``V_`   history of democracy when uni- €3l'th,_ and _because_t}1e knowledge  tuizzisal
` ?%  " ’ i.‘»l     ·r»i_ U   ’ ‘   versities were more needed than WSS 110t 6V8119·bI€, m1H1Q¤S 0f_h¤m¤H have bm
iz ff ; `· ’~ " ‘··V ·· ‘-   ···· » ''V`  N they are in these times. How ap- b9iI1gS Sl1i”f€1‘€d and d1€d 1'¤1$€THbl€ by the}
      MUMUMAL HALL parent it is to us today that in a deaths. But thanks t0 the univer- mtmme
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A E f gge iO§;a1’t€i;nOm1c and polmcal ?r<¥rr;n’;§enc0nsent gf the governed tories directed by scholars, plggues gcgogllg
`  ' I i lglgomag ggfférson Wrote 94 Single that an educated and informed cit- are now no mare mb the civilized mspecm
V   Q · - - izenry is essential to the prese1·va— world. There ave gen maqy se- h b
ifggfglcgdngft§gv(;€gf;21:1,?cB0ft01113;- tion and support of that govern- vere ec0;10m1cg_depres201;s algo  dgigrsee
T 2 _ ment. Thanks to the steadying past. S arva mn an amine S1 til-Z I
` ` mocmcy that desgwes mq thought- influence of public education, the take their toll of millions of human  Hgergus
  fulhattenggn 0% cmzgnshml QD uml; citizens of America have patiently lives annually in countries where have bm
  ° ‘ iggmigi Wi}; thgegctsihgci shcgtly borne up so far under the acutely there is lackmg both means and  me is
L 2 ` before his death the great states- ggimgg
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  Q » an inscriyiion to be placed over his ‘    
  .   grave: '    _  onest 1
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" laration of Independence, of the ‘   :éfgg;ij   _:_v_ l  Illi   —i~i—».. ». »j<»   .»  __    Zymgmx
  _ Statute of Virginia for Re1i—     `’‘’’‘ ‘  E2  QQ §g,@@;¤ ii 3 A —   1S ms
V gicus Freedom, and Father of 2;;  {Kgs,   .’,    §   ig}; , - 5 _  y a sm
Y the University of Virginia} {P " ,.u‘·’*r°»' _    f    ,_'.-    EEN .    j    ggguggé
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.   ·| which was his at the close of life,   V___   L_   · a cor
>  ’*   , this idol of American dcmooracy _ ‘‘‘‘°    as 9XD*
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‘  ` » 2. state university as an achieve-     `    _vr__   _ . The S;
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2 , , The great growth of American uni- LIBRARY ~ ings
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i proves that the American people _ __ . - · ·: ' Mean
‘ — after all these years still believe in adverse economic conditions of the purpose qf_ equitably drgggiblggg  mma
the wisdom gf Thomas Jgggyson past three years. Thanks to tyhe the 1geces;1t1€s fof 1151i.m history E  nd the
V Although Kentucky is one Of the universities and higher educa 1011, amazuyg ag .9 m0 `_ _€ Ed in
3 l oldest states of the Union, the Uni- our great President 1S iindmg 2. way that m civilized Amcnfw Ygild  mm
  Q ` versity of Kentucky is really one of to solve the distressing problems should be want, _StafV&f10{%1 of  m e to
  Q the very latest or me great state facing our Demvcracy- Suffering i¤ the must Of S‘§pk%i,W. °¤¤se1
V1 universities in actual development. It is not *600 much @0 DYODOSG goods mid P1€¤t§’ Of unusg lcsson jnthe
' E   The Universityu; outstanding period that the faith and optimism of the ledge and 1ntelllg€l1C€- Tg gee;) here W
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fil lzgglgogi Severe scmtmy relatwc to 1 S m Whose products had 9· cash value fgcririers is DI‘0bab1Y m EXCESS Of   i
— _ sicvawe- 76 even at the ww p¤<==S mu a million dollars ¤¤¤“a“Y· ? i
Essopgg The AgTiCU1w1`a1 COIEEEE gg   (§r;,5;g§]g for farm Dmducts- In More milk from f€W€1` U0WS» more n. *
ne Ameri- Univ€1'5itY ls nc? eicggmon to its addition state-Widé €Xh1b1U0n$ gf pork from less feed_3Hd_0th€Yi1Ig1: IQ
eciative 01 ru1€· _ It 1?a$*5O;$ its Y 6 S B 3 r e h livestock and other P F 0 d u gm? im. facts couiq be c1ted_1f thsulgihe } .
*1iCYb3$€d mchmg dwls ag the Exp€l`iIT1€Ut» brought to Club members SEV Er would c0I1t1I111€ I`€admg· it runs * g `
t is best, brar{Ch knémglso the Extension sm-- thousand dollars in D1`lZ€$· Story is the same as far as · ;  
d progress Smmm F1 E teaches by the demon` BV perfecting a DEW DYOCESS for The great€S@ Value Of all that Qc;} j r A 
because of VICE _Wh1° ethod the 1·€cOmmenda— t nk mixed OH emulsion sprays: fO1` mugs from the E>$7S€¤$}0¤ Servlch     _
V $Ch01¤T· stmuon m U iversjty jn regard VJ 3 . t 5 the Coiigge of Ag1‘1CUl· rendered by the UUIYBYSUY t r°ug__   •
Qhat those tiolgs     home practices.     Q]']a,b1€d fruit growers tg the College of Ag1‘1Ct1;Hi1;g'€     
most qual- bet BY . . - ti on the dg or dollars f the improved 011 _°° g  
help S°]"°   `gggkhis tggnfaggregogae Where $3,58 ?{2;§uC;l;0?SS?;king a prom- rig}; people and tha :;*pY°;;’§§;;   'L
Y QQ;*§§§§ QQ menus are readily Sm and nent ¤1¤¤€f*;5m°“f§,u§§‘€ States as 3 $f.1h§§§”$g¤;§u;i€;ya€e out Of PMB    
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in an m` mt. . · cold terms of pmqucer O i n Service; when th€ dlscusswn I? supposedbii { [ -
addition. s eakmg m the _ The Ke¤tl1CkV Extens O fined to cc0n0¤11€ matters r
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i° “"’°*“` will ml the mam? mth Wm ta. ami Sewage d“‘?"“‘? ME"; eso- meet"? had mb Y On september ti
rs, plHgU€5 or {Ow grade f€1`tihZ€l`S· Smog   mtg] value 0f Which ls hm 0 Q W€€k in Septem 8 ‘ . head Of the     ,
· ·· . · , . b U1'1 th€1€ , · ' Qrth hl1UdI`€d~ D _ James B. Miner: r gr »
9 Cwlhied mspecmm “O1kh§viS1ik§g70 minion mate but Xxhlclg ;l$¤1T;1l‘S. Last Year gmvfysity department of PSYChO1‘   { 5
mam]   have been S0m€tf1n¤omme1‘cial f3¤'· Of thousandq 2 farm buildings W€1‘€ Qvas in charge of thi? 1`mmd >   i
igiiggnsiili     gy ;<€¤*¤¤k¥ f*“`m` iogziihgtfeg`iE;·i1·em¤d¤1€d ‘°"4*“" me 25%,16 ¤¤ "P”°bl‘?mS     `   » A 
of human  gm Just how much of thls WOM? Of plans furnished by HW Couegg Path010gY." DT- Mlncghg association ~ i · 
ries where have been w01‘thl€SS 0I` Of dloubtfu 5 introduo- gd a Yylpéf Pefore u m_ 5 é A
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