University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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PUBLICATIO S KYNEWISBOK FREDERICK W. RUBLE S. ARTHUR HENRY Editor Manager IQ23 KYNEWISBOK The Kynewisbok, royal book of knowledge , is the oldest and most revered publication on the campus. lt has seen many dark days but a few palmy ones as well and its growth has been parallel to that of the University. The Kynewisbok became an annual publication under the name of Mount Olympus issued by the Evans Literary Society. Later the name Kynewisbok was taken to denote its character. He who owns a copy is possest of a book of knowledge of University affairs in the fullest detail. The Kynewisbok is published by the associated Juniors of the University with the co-operation of the Student body. The professional schools are equally represented on the board and each school has its section of the annual. 18

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The Students Association RAY REDMOND S. ARTHUR HENRY FRANK A. CANNON, JR. President Treasurer Clarion Representative Conditions of administration among student bodies in all large colleges have recently undergone many changes. This is one of the most important branches in the University for with a large student body much of the spirit and organization must look to it for furtherance. This year a notable advance has taken place, the plan for an inter- department Student Association. This is the logical step at this time when D. U. is just waking up to the possibilities of power which unity gives. One body to direct the whole school in all its departments is the aim. All questions pertaining' to the administration of school aiifairs are dis- cussed, voted upon and accepted or rejected. One of the big things now bc- ing taken up is the financing' of the annual publication, the Kyncwisbok. This move is being watched by all in the University for it is one of the big questions to be settled in a satisfactory way to all concerned, Finance for this book has been a haphazard policy. Another change is to be the Students Association fee which will probably be 3615 of which 2510 goes to athletics. Part of this later amount will be set aside each year for the new Stadium. 17

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NEWSTROM, Commerce Editor HAMMER, Commerce Editor CHRISTIAN, Dent Editor TICE. Dent Manager BRIENS, Law Editor MANBY, Law Manager 19