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The Kentucky Kernel: 1933-03-24 : — " — : Best Copy Available FRIDAY EDITION LAST C ADET HOP DANCING, 4-6 P.M.. SATURDAY. SKMl WKKKI.Y KERNEL l.\ THE KENTUCKY KERNEL AI I MM M UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY VOLUME XXIII LEXINGTON, KENTICKY.FRII) A Y .MARCH 21. 1933 NEW SERIES NO. 15 KERNEL CONTEST KERNEL, KYIAN CONTINUES CALL SO THEY HELD AN ELECTION APPLICATIONS - • i m row M FOR POPULARITY Members of the Men's that later constitutions must be voted on by the their knowing the candidates names before visit- ARE DM APRIL 4 rlay held an election. student IkxIv before they became active. The re- ing the polls. Such is the election procedure authorized by the Questions on Style Have Councilmen determined the election date and vised constitution from which the incumbent Aspirants for Positions On election Theater Tickets as Reward council derives its authority never ha* been sanc- council's constitution. If yesterday's Staffs of Publications the means of petitioning for candidates. They for Answer*. tioned by the student body. was honest, it was not the constitution that made Must Qualify presided at the polls and counted the votes. The it so. This election apparently was honest; the The Kernel does not especially condemn the Wll.l. PLACE BALLOTS council's proceedings are accepted and unques- next may not be. BOARD TO PASS status of the constituton. It does condemn it for IN POST OFFICI HOXES ON \PPI.K ATIONS tioned by the student body. its inadequacy. Doubtless, the constitution is inadequate. Aggrieved by practices allowed under the pre- Winners of Theater Tickets Today, the University heralds a new Junior I'nder this inadequate constitution the council Promptness. Accuracy In sent constitution. The Kernel in other editorial for Answers to Questions Prom Queen. Apparently all is well. But is it? yesterday was able to hold the Junior Prom Filling Slips Is utterances this year has advocated the revision Announced Yesterday's election probably was handled as Queen election under most debatable conditions: Urged of the present, or the drawing up of a new con- ably and conscientiously as most student elec- The council president and a member of the Do you know what famous ce- stitution. Noon. April 4. is the deadline set tions; The Kernel believes that it was freer of prom committee, not the entire council, deter- lebrity of Europe rolls his nock*? For a time the council was adamant. Finally, by the Student Publications Com- you know what rulei wore no underhanded methods. In controlling the elec- mined the place of election and the petition re- mittee for applications for editor Do through the activity of several of its more con- socks at all? What color are the tion the council acted within those powers dele- quirements. and business manager for The Ker- Blackshlrts of scientious members a resolution was approved nel and editor of Kentucklan. shirts worn by the gated by its constitution. It acted within the let- TOi Though first announcement of election dates which provided for revision of the constitution decision eminated from the com- Italy? furthermore, can you ex- ter of the law. mitter it plain the situation In the Par East? and petition requirements appeared in Tuesday's and its subsequent submission to the vote of the when met at 4 p. m. Tues- No. we do not know the answer The council acted within the letter of the law, Kernel, the petition deadline was set for Wednes- day with Prof Enoch Orehan. head student body. of the department of but an inadequate law is Journalism worse than no law. And noon ; the election, for Thursday. day This revision vote was passed Tuesday, Febru- chairman of the presid- Perhaps, fellow student, you could committee, the present constitution is far from adequate. ing. Klve us your opinion as to the best Late publication of these dates allowed stu- ary 7. Since that -4ime no consummating move Even its legality is questionable. dressed ed or ette on the campus dents less than 36 hours to name candidates. The has been made. The board Is composed of Pro- not that your opinion would matter The latest constitution acted upon by the stu- limited time between nominations closing and the So yesterday they held an election. Will such fessor Orehan; D H. Peak, business manager of the University; Jam-s unless it coincided with some other dent body is that of 1924. This writing provided election date precluded even the possibility of elections continue to be? opinions. In other words, an elec- Shropshire, graduate manager of 8tudent Publications; Russel C'.r^s tion is not won < except by one's person) unless more than one president of the senior class: John vote is cast. Now to speak plain- Ewlng. president of the Men's Stu- ly, what we were commencing to dent council, and Lois Neal, presi- get ready to begin to start to say. dent of the Women's Self-Oovern- was that ballots for the election of Mary Alice Palmer, Alpha Gam, Is Junior Prom Queen lng association These officers are the best-dressed ed and co-ed will automatically membprs of the com- be distributed through the poat- mittee due to delegate power which they hold. ofllce boxes on April 4 and votes New Q Will Be ( rowned This committee replaces the old Board of Student may be cast from April 4 to the 6. Library Exhibit Commemorates at Festivities of Publica- A box will be placed In the post- ENGINEERS' BALL FORUM tions which was done away with by MEETING March 81 office, so be sure to cast your vote executive order of President McVey. In the general direction of the box, 100th Anniversary of Birth of The date. April 4, as the deadline WILL BE TONIGHT ATTRACTS CROWD OUT OF 146 BALLOTS for in fact, you might even shove it applications for editor of The PALMER GETS 101 Kentucklan Inside if you want it to be counted. Dr. James Kennedy Patterson CAST. was set by unanimous Inflation consent of the Of course, if your best girl is with Dance, Sponsored by .More Than 100 Attend First board The applica- Robinson. Reynolds. Shivery tion must be in the hands of the you, write her name on the ballot Tau Beta Pi, Is Revival An exhibit Meeting of Body; "Steep commemorating the chairman. Professor Grehan, and drop It where it. Are Second. Third, Fourth to- she can see of Former Engineers' 100th anniversary of the birth of Grade Ahead" Is gether with statements of qualifi- She ll appreciate that. James Kennedy Patterson, Respectively Carnival former Topic Subject cation, previous experience, and a Personally we nominate for the president of the University has been And We Thank honor—Oh, you guess, we don't Mary Alice Palmer, Alpha Gamma scholastic standing certificate from WILL BE 9-12 established on the main floor of the want, to tell you; besides, we might FROM Providence LED BY PR. A. E. BIGGE registrar's office. After the the library. The exhibition is be- Delta, was elected queen of the 1933 committee has passed upon the ap- hurt somebody's feelings. Further- ing Reviving the annual social func- held under the personal super- For the Queen Junior Prom by the third year men plicants more, we maintain there ain't no More than 100 students attended for Kentucklan editor, their vision of Margaret I. King, tion of the Engineering college, the libra- will Justice! We're bitter! Will the first meeting of the student in the names be submitted to the some- rian, and is being sponsored the engineers' Inflation dance which by Maybe Mary Alice Palmer, junior class for the vote. The date body please explain to us why the Alumni club. forum, led by Dr. A. E. Bigge Tues- day in the will be Informal will be staged from 19 year of the election will be determined ed or co-ed who can afford to be under the auspices of the Mens 9 to 12 p. m. tonight in the Alumni Included in the exhibit are day night in Patterson hall. "Steep the best-dressed among the throng by the president of the Junior class, gymnasium Music for the dance, speeches made by Doctor Patterson Student council. She will be crown- should need a new Michael Stern Grade Ahead" is the topic subject Horace B. Helm. which is sponsored by Tau Beta Pi. before the legislature when he was the third- ed at festivities of the dance which suit, given by Oravas. Cox and which will last for two or three Application for editor and busi- honorary scholastic engineering fra- trying to obtain an annual revenue year men had chosen her as company or a knitted suit given by weeks. The topics on which Dr. will be given Friday. March 31 in ness manager of The Kernel must ternity, will be provided by the Blue for the Institution which is now the queen ol the Junior Prom. Embry and company? Bigge spoke are those which are the Alumni gymnasium. be turned into Professor Grehan and White orchestra. University of Kentucky, com- She was graduated from Pro- Interesting before April 4, accompanied by the One thing we do like though, to complaints received in the mencement vidence high school, in most and most debatable Miss Palmer won the election in Due exercise speeches made down same statements about the Style contest, is the idea to all students: cutting, grading, landslide, five-sevenths of qualification Dean of Women's office concern- by Doctor Patterson at various col- Webster county, three years a getting of of questions and cheating.
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