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University Daily Kansan
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1980 household Timothy Guy received a free ride in his personal wagon yesterday by Memorial Stadium from his grandfather, Dale Guy, 1001 Maine.
Low sales halt Kreskin show
A performance by the Alliance Theater scheduled for Saturday night in Bari Auditorium was canceled yesterday, Mari Woodman, SUA special events chairman
said.
Woodman said refunds would be available today and tomorrow in the SUA office in the Kansas Union.
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Kreskin canceled the performance, Woodman said, because of the small number of tickets sold. About 100 tickets had been sold, he said.
tickets had been obtained. There is a safety of r-scheduling the skate in September when Kreskin is scheduled to perform at Kansas State University, Woodman said.
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To ease overcrowding in several University of Kansas fraternities and at least one sorority, some members of the houses live in apartments live in apartments, in which they can enjoy the best of both worlds.
book, North Amur, Des Moines, Iowa, senior,
said Tuesday that she lived in one of three
 apartments that her sorority, Alpha Delta
 Pi, rented for 12 members of the sorority.
Northeast said that she and the other women who lived in Avalon Apartments are all their meals, except breakfast, at the house, which is near the apartment complex.
"We get breakfast food from the house pantry, anything we want, and we pay the same house bill as everyone else," she said.
"I's nice for me to see what a different living arrangement is like." Northup said.
Annexes ease tight Greek housing
house on everyone's side. Parcel, Pavilion, Alpha Delta FI, said the规划是 planning for a new addition that would bring the house capacity up to 90 members. The house would be connected.
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PAVEL SAID that members volunteered to live in the apartments, called annexes, and that there usually were women who wished to do so.
"They stay involved," she said, "because they have their meals with us and we have an annex coordinator who keeps in contact with the students to let them know what we have activities."
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This is the first year that sororites in the Panellinic Association have been allowed to have their members living outside of the house, access to the facilities, and Panellinic adviser.
HeSS said that a change in the Panhellenic
constitution this fall eliminated the part of the constitution that said socrates had to be free to teach.
They now can have as many as 90 members, she said. Annexes can house only the difference between the number of beds in each house and the number that each house can have, she said.
HESS SAID that she expected at least threeour more sorceries to get anexives her.
Several fraternities also maintain annexes, Dave Baker, president of the Interfraternity Council, and Brian Green, president of the Fraternity. If never had a ruling that members must live in their houses.
"The houses sometimes just get too crowded and the fraternities want to keep their members in the house so they give annexes," Baker said.
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some additional annexes, he said, because
fire that damaged the house in Janu-
ber 2014.
Kent Evans, president of Delta Upsilon,
said that his fraternity had four annexes in
West Hills apartments before the fire, but
that they had to get nine more apartment
buildings three in Older Village.
Apartments to reconnect members whose rooms
were burned out.
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column. Boyd, Prairie Village school, said that he had lived in the Delta Upson annex since his sophomore year, the first year that they were available to members.
"At first, about three years ago, we didn't have enough people who were moving out on their own," Ewens said, "and we didn't want to have them, our members coming in, so we get the annexes."
"We were pretty wild and the apartments gave us more privacy and more freedom," he said.
he said,
"I miss a few things," Boyd added, "but with this arrangement you get the best of both deals."
Jim Deakins, Columbus senior, said that he also lived in the annex for three years.
"WE WERE FRESHMEN at the time we signed up and at that time no one else wanted to do it," he said, "but then the others save us down here they decided they'd
Ewonws said that a new policy had just been enacted that would allow a member to live in the annex only one year. He also said that it was not necessary to lock on the number of annexes for next year.
nationwide. Carole Greene, of Columbian Properties Corp., and manager of West Hills and Avalon Apartments, said Tuesday that the securities and fraternities that they rented apartments to received no special deals. No complaints have ever been filed with her about renting to organized living groups, she said.
she said. He also said that Columbian Properties did not hold the apartments especially for a sorority or fraternity. She said that when Delta Upsilon needed apartment rentals, she wanted them only the apartments that happened to be open at the time.
Northump summed up her thoughts on an apartment-dwelling "Greek."
"Its a different experience," she said,
"but I've really enjoyed it."
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