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LEXINGTON, kV.. WEDNESDAY,

SNOW OUTLINES
CHINESE POSITION

FEB

13,

19J

Eight Page

SC Sets Up

Work Shop

They are willing to endure many
hardships inconceivable to the
western world, he continued.
He pointed out that intense nationalism
Mil till bom the
lias Broused the oonsteniation leadership at the top of the govRepresentatives from the si colleges assembled Monday
of man) Americans l
the al- ernmental structure to the peasnight for tin First Student Congress meeting ol tin- spring se
ants at the lowest level of the
mester.
leged
sympaoctal structure. He did not elaboUniversity administrators would be
Gene Sayre. Arts and Sciences
thies noted in some dI his 1!) rate as to how this patriotism was
load the dbCUSSkMh
proem to
announced a work- Tiie panel help include Dr. frank
in lieu of the reports
representative,
maintained
will
I(K1S.
ol
shop for all congress officers and G. Dickey, president; Dr. A. D.
lave labor within the country.
His journalistic career has spanrepresentatives at Carnahan Home Albright, executive vice president;
In his address. Snow pointed
ned a period of 30 years. a pp: xi- p.m.
Saturday.
Ki'in eili Hirntv rlf:iti nf men- matelv 15 of which have been pent out the rapid advancement the
EDGAR SNOW
He said
panel comprised of Fred Str.u.he mmMmi t0 the dean
in China. The Atlantic Monthly. Communists have made with reof men; Dr. Dons M. Seward, dean
in reviewing one of his earlier sPWt to certain internal problems,
of women; Betty Jo Palmer, assist-abooks, called S low one of the In passing, he mentioned the
dean of women; and Skip
more knowledgeable journ- - tion's industrial complex, water
pro-ledHarris, assistant to the dean of
Hats. "Mr. Snow's firsthand know- - control and reforestation
women.
of China and the Chinese giam, the attempt to limit lllitera-movemeprobably exceeds that v. and the vaious public health
Sayre said he hoped the workof any other foreign observer." the programs.
out
shop would put Congress
He further stated however, that
stated in reviewing his
magazine
where it should be. He said SC
' Scorched Earth" m 1944.
the regimentation needed to bring
a full acre of printed materials, the
Housing nearl)
has initiated some new progranu
Snow, appearing at the Coli- about these programs had created
I. King Library Annex located on the third floor of the
seum Monday night, where he many new problems. The speaker
this year; however, he said thera
a
addressed
Central Kentucky did not elaborate on this state- - Maintenance and iterations DUUUmg, lias literature ranging is much more the congress could
Concert and Lecture Series audifrom First grade primers to Kentucky Court of Appeals records. do.
Continued on Page 8
ence, defended proposals that Red
The librarian in charge of the
Some of the topics which will be
China be admitted to the United
annex. Polly Warren, said the an- Nations.
will
include
finances,
nex has some matter relating to discussed
In an exclusive interview. Snow
every field listed in the main h- - student support of SC, enforce- elaborated on the optimism exbraty. Shu explained that the an- ment of rules and regulations, stupressed in his two recent hooks
nex homes only the books, phamp- -'
dent drinking, honor system, eat-- i
that the ( haaeae will solve their
lets and newspapers that are not
n g establishments for Negroes,
interna! problems.
in current use and newspapers
'"The Chinese believe they have
and Ma --Greek activities.
Ki..
Ha
a state i
contusion this week .is tlx that are to be micro-filme- d.
the historical runt to dominate
Miss Warren said most of the
Raleigh Lane, president of Stutheir pan of the world." be said. wiiMicii move trom the ast secti u ol (!., b II to the opp sitl
people using the annex were grad dent Congress, said approximately
side.
The dorm
split down the mid- - uate studi nts .me! alter a lew visits l',000 parking stickers had been isThe dorm,
Bowman die and has U0
ppaatte
they were able to help themselves sued during registration to stUa
I taop-Ad- d
housed X.'l women last se- from one skk to the ther
Hall,
except in sanae of shelves in th third dents. He said he hoped this is iti
mester, and now lias IS residents.
Aflet 1 p.m. today no mare
through the b. ieraenl of the build- - floor annex. Her main dut is to indication of the succeai of the.
BflOMea
be added
to the "A ureal deal of monev is being Ulg. This is One of the major rea- - assist stmh-ntin finding the ma-i-.- .: parking program.
May
because the dorm is not
schedule si M sp.ident. Momla
peal
kead
ch en f r the terhda they need. She also did nil
He alo announced the appointMine Dixie Kvatis, din ctor women
MataY
IS h the ofiicial dead11 hi
J
students in the Quadrangle, the newspaper microfilming.
ment ol
com.'iiittt e to meet with
of the women's residence balls, The unused
line for dropping a class.
portion of the hall
she said tnp annex housed all University affiriaai to dsstsm the
said.
will be used for conferences and the
state documents, possibility ol negotiating baam for
groups Visiting the campus during 0icier technical periodicals,
the an need'
aiversstj student
semester.
the
long-ru- n
Court of Appeals files,
ol bis academic standing.
In the Kinkead bouse meeting bulky manuscripts, and duplicate
He said at present all loans are
Thursday, "the women were asked files of some of the printed matter e; up on the basis of grades,
secto move by next week to one
contained in the main library.
tion of the dorm to consolidate
One teature ot the annex,
themselves. ' Miss livans said.
she said, "is the College of Educa"It's pretty gruesome, but we tion's large collection of current
textbooks." It is
don't have anv other choice." said and
All students expecting to enroll
By JOHN RYAN'. Kernel Feature Writer
Jackie Shore, one of the women more than adequate and lists books in the School of
Pharmacy in
for many years of publication."
to the other section.
Congratulations!
moving
September 1963 or 1964 are asked
Also located on the third floor
It yon arc reading the Kernel today as a student at tlu
The Quadrangle presently has
to meet in the Pharmacy Buildof the library annex, is a storage
drop-out- s,
113
from
vacancies
University, thru yon made it through registration. Present!) transfers, and moves of several room used by the Department of ing on Tuesday, Feb. 19. 1963 at
(and presumably ) (in are also in the aftermath of that tint women to Blazer. Holmes, and Anthropology and an area used as 6:30 p.m.
Continued on Page 7
exercise of attending classes, having depleted your initial "sur- - Keeneland Hails
rival kit' of IBM cards on Hell Dav.
This is the time you become
determined student
used to the inevitable eight o'clock terprisirtg.
ould conceivably get a w hole
clas- - which naturally meets all
through a skill! ill manipthe way across campus from where
ulation of these little lilt' preservyou live. This is the phase wherein you gradually awaken to the ers.
The motives for changing from
fact that the strange, impossible
schedule
been carrying one course to another seem to be
you've
as varied at the persons involved.
around is actually yours.
in
Kemember.
the Coliseum, Watch - that red tape, however, it
very easily into the shape
ou were looking at that adaptwhen
a noose.
huge board with ail those red of
Once nu shake oil the desire to
our lavor-it- e
squares and tb. inking
rabbit's loot for whatever you get into some courses and out of
emes apparent that
thers, it
ou might
could gel.' About now
be rea! to chack thai charm into xou're going lo spend more time
in the library the first week of
the nearest sewer.
On another front, the bookstores this semester than you did all la t
i. ill. Ibis only shows that that I S
seem particularly fond of
time. The student, standing which you earned last
having signed up for about five semester has caused you to think
courses, enters the establishment things aver, since year acadeauc
where everything is neatly stacked Hie is at siake.
fun 1 1 m freshmen perhaps will
and cataloged.
In addition to the myriad of notice the grim, determined counbooks, one sees .in adding machine, tenances on upper classmen going
a cash register, and a line about from class to class, and wonder if
a miie long. You hand the friendly these are the same persons they
clerk your schedule with its five saw at that party last evening
These new
courses and he disappears into the and or this morning
stacks and returns shortly with arrivals wfU soon learn that there
enough books to start your own is an "academic expression" and
bookstore. When the bill is figured, then there is a "social expression.''
t Scooter
A parting note on schedules:
Relief
it appears large enough to be a
small down payment on the na- Looking back, it alwavs seems H For those who rip tb: ir phones from the walN. to s urrv about bis rounds ot tending to all UM
not- if last semester's schedule was SO take them apart to see !.-- . li , work, and wait t?sdversityS i ommunh ations equipment. The
tional debt.
InriOT an empty shssu booth for that all important er facilitates speed and svtrc
ei the intumou
Xi ;
vim are also in the era much handier than this semester's;
aaray.
alien the drap-ad- d
very as the saving
sap is
je. hindsight is c.Jl. reliefPaul Pricei saoa drives i tI K telephone re- - parking pr.hie.ns on the tlx easasjsav
saaflstct
J
re all en always 20-2-0.
near usi dear lead.
pairaaa
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Kernel

Managing Kdilor
Edgar Snow is a short, greying, foreign correspondent wl

M&O Building Houses

King Library Annex

Lack Of Residents
Causes Kinkead Move

You See This
You e Made It!

If

Pharmacy

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* KENTUC k

KERNEL, Wednesday, Feb.

Navy Officer

Schedules
Interviews
he

Information
Aviation
from the Nat .tl Kit
Training Unit, Memphis,
1
n t.. will be at UK from
to interview college men who arc interested in
the Navy's Aviation Officer
I

i

n

i

rraining programs.
are available

Three programs

to

jualitiiri men hetween the aaes of
arlet
in the Naval Aviation
?

Aviation
Officer
pro::; am. the
anrticlate program. ir the Officer
I
.uxli(lat( 1 :;."." program.
Men interested in the Naval
Officer
Aviation
Training pro-pi- w
should contact Commander
R. H. Adams. USNR.

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OMMAXDER

UK

i. 1963

I

Cubicles Assigned
Iii King Library

UK Hospital Opens

New Infant Nursery

Faculty studies in the new part l the library are being
The University of Kentucky Hos- Haven Hospital at Yale Univei li f,
e
inembers of the teaching and research facto
has opened it premature in- i the .senior nurse.
those on change l work, senior administrative pital
ulty, including
fant nursery, officials announced
officers, and visitinc scholars
Eating and drinking are not per- Saturday.
The carrels are to be used for mitted in the library. Smoking will
Tlie nursery has activated eight
fre- be permitted only in the second
research
projects requirinu
quent and extensive use of library floor conference room. Typing will bassinets for the care of premaNOW! Shows From 12:00
materials. Faculty members who be permitted only to .soundproof ture infants and those with special
MOLDEN
are working on advanced degrees booths.
WILLIAM
newborn problems. At full operam
CAPUCiNE
at other institutions will be eligitional capacity, 20 bassinets will
ble for carrels on the same basis
be in service.
"THE LION"
as University graduate students.
AND
full-tim-

BEN ALI

to

for assignment

Applications

a carrel should be Mjlimitted to the
office ot the director ol libraries

one month prior to the date the
stud will be needed.
Faculty studies are for the exclusive use of the individuals to
The
whom they are assigned.
studies may be locked when not
use.
in
Third and fourth floor carrels
will be assigned to graduate .students and faculty. A letter from
the graduate adviser stating that
study space is necessary for research must be presented for admission. Faculty studies and carrels are issued for one semes; tx
and renewed each semester.
Any number of hooks may be
checked out and charged to the
carrel for a semester but may be
removed by the Circulation
after two weeks if requested b a borrower. Only books
directly related to individual research should be kept in the cartel.
If a person i occupying a carrel, assigned persons may uil them
to leave when needed. Any abuse
of the privilege- - will make the assignment void.

Hare Element
Detection
Continues

I he nursery
will have IS incubators available and five rooms
with four bassinets in each.

A

PETER

SELLERS

RIOT'

"I LIKE MONEY"

The nursery plans include a
program that will help decrease
A $3500 grant
Iron, the the premature infant mortality in
Atomic Energ)
Commission the state. Kentucky rate, amona
will enable the
to the norm m the number of pre-

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TODAY ONLY!

Universit)
Shows Continuous From 12 03
into its fourth year ol re- mature births.
OSCAR STRAUSS'
Dr. John Boehm. director of the
search in the' detection ol rare
"The Chocolate Soldier"
elements through radiochem- prematuie nursery, said the infant
THURSDAY
mortality rate in Kentucky is
ical processes.
slight iy higher than the national
The Kentucky Research Foundation, which administers research average.
The nursery is financed partly
grants at UK. reported that the
I OH
AEC also has extended its support
by funds irom the Maternal and
of an elementary radiochemistry ( hild Health
Division of the State
it
course.
The agency granted ISJtl in Health Department and operates
supplement funds three years ago under the Department of Pedito initiate the course.
atrics in the I'K ( ollege of MedThe data gathered in the re- icine.
search project are used to formulate
WARNER BROS.
by
Miss Marilyn Goldstein, previand check theories concerning the
nurse in charge of the
evolution of the. earth and meteorously the
ite and to the reactions leading to prematura unit at Grace Newh int nt formation m the sun and
stais.
Adm. 90c
FIRST AREA SHOWING!
The proje ct, direc ted by Dr. William D Ehmann. assistant profes. iiiLlJ all ial
ELECTRIC
sor of chemistry, involves amounts
of elements such as gold, platinum,
HEATESS!
iridium, tantalum, and hafnium in
rocks, and deep sea
meteorites,
ADULTS ONLY!
Not For Children!
sediments collected in drilling operations.
THE PASSION OF PHAEDRA
During the three other years,
WHO AT THE SAML MOMENT EMBRACED HER LOVE
the rc search prajm t hai
supAND HER DESTRUCTION
was the
equivalent of the
hv the AF( through a total
ported
Christian theulojian. St. TIM lis ot
S52.393 in contrac t grants.
Aquina-- .
The smaller AEC sum awarded
Dr. Zolondek explained that Al the Department of Chemistry this
Mohammed
GhanH interpreted
vear will be used largely to purand
a doctor of the heart uIiom' most chase additoinal
equipment for the
were for radiochemistiy course which is
insignificant
riptioio
The study MMCTM taught by Dr. Ehmann. The course
happiness.
7:36 and 11:23
Boik St, "Character and Castean is open to graduate students and
of the I'rophet Mohammed," part enior students in chemistrv.
go

jacRiemmon

PltliPl
navs
of wine
ami noses"

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Prof Publishes

Study Of Mohammed
UK associ-

Dr. Leon Zolondek.

Mo.-le-

ate professor of classics, has recently had a study of the Prophet
Mc. hammed published by the E. J.
Brill Publishing
den. Holland

Company

of

Lei-

MEI.INA
MERCOUBI
RAF

MM

Dr Zolondek.- - work, printed in
English, studies and explains the
writing of Mohammed by
11th centurv theoloaian. who

AIT'S

...

Pit it ions

AWS petitions are available
for any women students interested in running for the senat.'
on March
These petitions mat'
be
obtained
from any AWS
house representative.
:.

prc-s-

ANTHONY

PERKINS

VALLONE

"Revival
of
of the Religious Science."
collection
and
Dr. Zolundek's
translation of the poetry and writof the Arabic poet. Di'bil b.
ings
'Ah. was published in 19G1 by the
University of Kentucky Pre.-.- -.
The professor hahbj an AS degree from New York University
and M A. and Ph.D. decrees from
the University of Chicago.

JULES

DASSIN'S

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Links, junior women's honorwill meet at 4 p.m. today in
the Men"s KeaauBf I'mini of the
Student I nion BuMbag,
This is an import. ml meeting.

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KERNEL Wednesday. Feb.

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The Pitkin Club, a Christian
study group,
of program-o- n
has planned a
Christian Ethics m various
areas of professional and social
life.
The first Pitkin Club meeting
will be on Wednesday. FYbruary
20. at noon and will feature Coach
Charlie Bradshaa as speaker. Mr.
Bradahaw will speak on "Christian
Ethic- - in Sports".
who wish to attend this meeting must make reservations at the Presbyterian Cen-

Mr Richard Benton will be the
guest speaker on March 13 and 20.
and will deal with the subject,
".
"Christian Ethics
Mr. Benton is County Commissioner for Fayette County and is
Secretary ol the Kentucky Tenn-e.-see
of the Kiwani- - Cl aa
On April 3 and May 1. Dr Lyman Ginger. Dean of the CoBrga
Ol Education. Will speak OB "Ch:i-t-laEthic- - in Teaching".
Pitkin Club begins with lur.ch
at noon every Wednesday,
The
Phi Alpha Theta
meetings are held in the dinin
Phi Alpha Theta. nati onal
hall of the Presbyterian Pniversity
Center at 412 Rose Street-- Tht
honorary will meet at 3 45 ter.
in the Social Room of the
On Ft broary 21 and March 6. Dr. gUSSt speakers give a twenty-fiv- e
today
Student Union Building. Demetrios James Gladden of the ftoftotogy minute presentation, leaving lime.
will speak on "Linear B Department wiB speak on Christ- for students to get to their DM
Geocgides
The Riddle oi the Mycenaean ian Ethic- - in Social Organisations.''
Sphinx."
MEETINGS

Dames Club
The Dames Club will meet at
7 :30 p.m. today in the Social Room
of the Student Union Builciinu.
The gue-- t speaker will be Dr. B. T.
Mead with the topic of The Battle of the Sexes". Dr. Mead - a
psychologist. This will be the first
meeting of the Dames Club for the
second semester. All wive- - ol L'K
students are requested to attend.

-

The activities go into full taring
the v.eek f Mardi Gras and the
It t ivities last day and nieht.
BuaujUUC to the c;ty cf New
celebrates to his lullest. No
where else in the country do you
lind
extravagant celebrations
abating th:s season. The town is
to people from all
an opt!) rt-tthe world, and everywhere
pou turn you're sure to find some
sort cf excrement.
Krew
There are numerous
which organize Mardi Gras and
all tht Krtw- - have parade.1- during
the week of Mardi Gra-- . The
nfcfM parade- - are the most color -M of the festivities. Colored men
cairying flr.rr.btaiix, and lighted
tciche-- . light the parade routes
dr.v.n the streets of New Orleans.
chid and ccllegc baiid.-iicHigh
iM over the country come to
New Orltans to participate in the

floats, and everywhere you look
you see people madlv scnunblin
for these meager possesions. The
parade finally ends around 3:30
p.m. and it is estimated that approximately four to five hunched
thousand people view tin- - spectacle.
Alter the parades are over, everyone gees to parties to await the
parade of Comus which is in the
evening. This parade end- - with
the splendid
Mardi Qras ball
which the two Krews. Rtx and
Comus go to.

parades.

auditorium

ctr

Mardi Gras arrives and every. me
in the city is in masks and
Ifaakt are worn from sun-ti- p
to sunset in all places. Lately.
because cl the exper.se,
MNWVCr,
the mwawmes have been fading.
Cr.ly tht people in the KlCWi go
T
Ot Mardi
in lor lavi.--

Gras.
of
The principle celebrations
i
Mardi Orf are centt :
Krew.-- . The two Krewi
two main
arc known a Rex. fom which the
.1 Mardi Qras is chosen, and
ki.- Ccmu-- . the eldest of tht Krews.
Othtr KKWl take part in the
air

.

and each one likewise
queen. Each
that run the
avcxaeci. This
the necessary
Into Mardi

a kmc and
ha.-- a captain
K'.-and gets as an
captain handle- - all
palliations that
Gras.
tlfttKh.v

-

The ball is the most lavish of
the celebrations. It is strictly by
invitation that anyone Is allowed
into the ball. Rex and Oornus are
the honored quests at the affair,
however, other Krew- - are permitted to come. The dance is head
a: Municipal

Auditorium and the
divided into two
WtfftfW for the two Krew-- . Participants and guest- - dance and
drink the rest of the night away.
Souvenirs are given to many of the
ladies at the dance. These small
tokens run into many dollar as
various members si the Krews
try to outdo one another.
is

At
midnight the two Krews
come to the center of the auditorium, and the khm and ejueen
are presented to the people present. Then the head- - of the two
Krews make a toast and all the
activities cease. The festivities are
over for another year, but the
preparations are had beginning
fo the Kews and plannm'j for
even more extravagant celebrations for the next Mardi Gras.
When the celebratina Is over the
fasting and penance begin.

Sfgasa Alpha Epsaaan
is

Philip Hutchison of Maysviile
the new president of Kentucky
chapter of Sigma Alpha

Ep.-ilo-n
Ep.-iio-

Other new Officers are Jerry
Trui't, Lexington, vice president;
Dave Bprague, Bturgte, secretary;
Jim Bond. Scott.-villtreasurer:
Dave Clarke. Maysviile. assistant
Bill Berry. LaCenter,
Measurer:
warden: Daryl Hill. May ilie. herald: Ted Kuster, Paris correspondent; Jim Bersot. Louisville, chaplain.
Chuck
Kirk.
rash
Maysviile,
chairman: Gary Setter, Bvansvttle,
ImL, social chairman; Rod Gross,
Newport intramural-- : Irby Hodge.
Clarke,
Sturgis. house managerpolitical representative; alike Cox.
Lexington, song leader; Gary Koch,
pledge trainer; Kirk
and Clarke. Interfratetnity Council representative:.;
Mark Steele.
Cincinnati, Ohio, steward; Dean
Henderson,
Auburn, and Berry,
waiters.
At a recent miation the following became active member, ol
SAE:
William Bertram Barbom ftfays-vill- e:
Alli.-o-n
Samuel
Coleman,
Louisville: William Grady Herrald,
Owensboro; Hodge; Richard Samuel Hulette. Lexington: Larry Rob-er- t
Jacob-- . May-villDon Franklin Likens. Owuisboro; Joel Lan-d- is
McCubbm, Horse Cave. James
Orville Martin. Ludlow: Thomas
Nee Hi. Russell ville;
Augustine
Homer Lee Owen- Russettvitte;
Sidney Boynton Slaughter, May-fielRMgeway Pancoust Smith

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....although
per cent ol family expenditure-- ,
.he Ependi only aboot S7 a week
on herself.
Why those "pood eld day-- " want
a century ago the average
BOOe:
man in this country worked 70
hours a week ...today he works
from 31 to 40 hours with time off

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Kelp by teaaahone: In Pari.-- , by
calling certain r.unibers, you can
tt advise if you are lonely and
dt indent. ...a recipe if you don't
km w what to rook for dinner. ...or
Information about the atom bomb
and r.uclear physics you can call
a fourth number and your telephone will tell you a recorded
j(kt. then emit wild yelps ol

tanned laughter.

The best way to saleguard your
:s to lock it nine times out
Of 1C car thieves prey on unlocked
seme 90 per cent of stolen
cars
recovered:
tair are eventually
mist : ru other- - are dismantled
:i stripped
by professional gang.-- .
DrIcK.kjnfr better make peo-p- lt
ft , better? One might gues-- 1
jm this fact: the United
fMafMB
has twice as many beauty
ti "ps. as it has drug stores.
Our quotable notables: "All of
t'. t animals except man know that
the principal business of life is to
it." Samuel Butler
Job trouble: Why cant many
.A curve
find work?
dicates that up to 50 per cent cf
the chronically unemployed are
:nrrakUy illiterate" thev can't

car

and

write

y
now
million faaafhes with two
has
cars and 1.340.000 famine
that
own three or more. It also has
13 million case- - of ulcers.
Diclja know that befon thi days
d
of elevator shoes men
to
make themselve.-- taller bj putting
a deck of playing cards m the heel
ol each shoe?
Are we careless with otn money?
millWe pre indeed! Last year
ion adult Americans lo.- -t or mislaid
an average ol S75 each m cash.
Some 13 per cent of these lost
$200 or more.
News from the dark continent
They've banned dance
"The Twist" m parts ol
South Africa, not for moral but
for medical reason- - Too many
natives became casualities from
marathon twisting.
Our rich writers:
Calvin Coolidge received SI a word
for articles written after he left
the White House, but Ernest Hemingway is said to have been perhaps the world's highest paid

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Castle Thompson, Lexington, and
Wayne Francis Totte, Maysviile.
ToUe Was named best pledge.

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s3ft.ooo for a :'.ioo won! pieoi on
that's ilfi a Word.
bullfighting
Ctvflaaation sickness: The Ameris seven times
ican divorce
In the
what it was 100 years ago
last 20 year- - our ilkgni.raa and
hnrenile delinquency
rates have

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animals ..now 11 of the 3!
pounds ot textile material each of
ns uses each year come! fro a such
laboratory made materials a rayon, nylon, and dacron.
Celebrity chatter: Martha Raye
wears paraffin n her teeth during
TV shOWS. Carol Cha:."i: ' favorite drink is mineral water
Rita Gam keeps in shape by bicycle riding
Dana WynU - hobCor- by is painting furniture
rine Griffith, star ol silent films,
has made more than 470 speeches
for the abolition of income taxe.-- .
It was Irvin S. Cobb who observed. "Learn all the rules, every
one of them, so that you will
know how to. break them.''

Duwrf, "The Msa

Now, as the eoUege year spproaches its BHdVpaaat, one fact
emerges dearly: you are all going to flunk everything.
These an- two things you can do about it. first, you eat
many awney. il don't mean you marry the money Umrif, i
mean you marry a prram who lias money. WedVBngs between
people ami eunency have not been legal anywhere in the United
Act. Marlboro CHtsrettes, :
States since the Smoot-Hawl- ey
the other hand are legal even w'here ami are. indeed, smokci
with meat pleasure ami enthusiasm in all fifty states of th
Union. I brmg up Marlboro Cigarettes because this eoluatn i
sponsored by the maker- - of Marlboro, ami thev are incased tv
brood if I omit to mention their product.)
But I diltross. I was mying you Can marry money hut, at
dean-livin- g,
eourse, you will not beeauae you are a
freckle-faee- d
American kid. Therefore, v
kei
from Bunking, you must try the second method: you sans!
learn how to take lecture notes.
Aceordsng to a recent survey, 123.02 of American undergraduate- do mt know the proper way to take lecture note-- . T(
illustrate thi- - shocking ;iti-tic,
let us suppoae you are biking
a eourse in history. Let u- - further suppose the lecturer
on the ruling houses of Lnland. You listen intently. You
write diligently in your notebook, soaking a topic aasasM aa you
have been taught. Like this:
I. I louse of riimf sii net.
11. House of I.aiiea-te- r.
III. House of York.
Then you stop. Ybu put
your pen. Y'ou Llink hack v.
tear, for you cannot go on. ( Ih, yes, you know very w II that the
next ruling house is the House of Tudor. The trouble is you
daa'l know the Roman numeral thai comes after HI.

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Social Activities Pitkin Club Begins Ethics Series

March Gras i a year long prepOWELL
The season cf Mardi Oral is aration and the Krews. are consat wok makine all necessary
: rice
apain tipen us. but r.ot many tantly
The
expense of
'..?. pie knew what March Qras is arrangements.
one of the two major
about. Most people think of it being in
Krews runs around four to five
M simply the day beiore Lent
dollars a year
.. anir.e mn iiini uras thousand costumes that areper perse n. The
used by
Fat Tuesday and the origin
cost about three to
Is to initiate the the Krews
f Mrrti fira
four hundred dollars.
sagnsn of Lent. However, the peo-- l
in New Oritar.s are the ones
The final climax ol Mardi Gras
ho continue to celebrate with all consul on Fat Tuesday with the
the lavish and splendor of a regal parades and the gala evening ball.
Rex. the largest Krew. has the bm
MMratk n.
dk
In Km Orleans, the Mardi Gras parade on Mardi Gras. Tin- at ten o'clock in the mornaranval
av.n tart-iPwwter.
Ihv Hystfc Krews. of which there ing and is over around 130 .:.
ate ahmt ;0 or tO. are the groups afternoon. The people ol New Ortii.it nrganize the Mardi Gras ae-- '. leans also join in this parade. They
trucks and
inti- - These Krtws start having decorate
with toOi w behind the bia parade.
in Decembt-elegant hall
and trinkets are tossed to
the spectacular climax on Mardi
The crowd from the people on the
r.iMight.
By MARY LOt

KENTUCKY

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out that America - are not the only pi inle who don't knsW
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-Rom as didn't knoa them lamnsetves.
Roman nui
I suppose they could tell y a has much V or
wen or like
h. n if oame ton ..I cuhV - like LX1
MMC. they
that, but
had flang away their styluses and wen; downtown to have a
hath : mi take in a circa- - and may I e t:.i, ( aesal :i lew litre.-- .
(Ybu may wonder why (tosae -- tuck with them ridituanun
nusuerak v. en thi Arabs had such a nice, Runple nrden. W'eji
-- ir.
the fad - ii al the Emperor Vespasian tried like crazy t
buy the Arabic numerals from Suleiman the Magnificent, but
Suleiman wouldn't do bussaem not even when iespasiaa
raised hk hid t.. 100,000 gold piastres, phi- - la' offered to throw-itin Colosseum, the Appiaa Vfay, and Charitoa lie-to- n.
t it- - narrsar, a- - it
(fie Rome stuek with Roman aaaaeraai
ne lay in the
turned out.
oruin. ( ieero ami l'iiny gag t"
arguiag about how much is CDL bsaec MV1X Well -- ir. pretfv
soon everyone in town came aiusasd to joia the laaarie. In ail
the excitement, nobody n meashersd to lock the north gate anjd
the
arhaas! before you could my pecea furtUtr, in ru-h(loth-- , the Visigoths, and the Green Hay ftuJaus!)
.
Well -- ir. that - the way the empire erusablss, and I
Let's gjd lack to lecture note. Let - al-- o my a word ahoul
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