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added. Chairman Mao, a favorite on some other required reading lists, and Marshall McLuhan, who laughs at such things, are among the new arrivals. But Lenin, Mussolini and Montesquieu have been relegated to ideological isolation.
Faculty honored
Five faculty members were cited this summer for their concern for their students. Aldon Bell, associate professor of history and assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, received the Hope Award—chosen by vote of the graduating seniors. The H. Bernerd Fink Award went to Lynn H. Nelson, assistant professor of history. The newly-established Standard Oil awards were given to Clark E. Bricker, professor of chemistry; Don W. Green, assistant professor of chemical engineering; and Calder M. Pickett, professor of journalism.
Dorm Shelved
Private financiers, under the nom de plume of Jayhawk Investments Inc., shelved plans for another private dormitory near the corner of 15th and Engel Road. Instead, they said they would build a split-level apartment complex on the site. Failure of the first privately-financed dorm, Naismith Hall, to fill last year plus the student migration
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to apartments prompted the change. The new apartment complex includes plans for a swimming pool surrounded by four six-story buildings.
Thursday, September 14, 1967
The City of Lawrence, dormant in June and July, came to life after students and faculty went home in August and tried to pass a $10 tax on cars parked overnight in Lawrence. The tax would have been collected from the
Local grocery store magnates, complaining about student hot checks, adopted a new six point check cashing policy. High point in the plan was a nix on all "out-of-area" checks. Many of the merchants are also limiting student checks to amount of purchase.
students during enrollment, but city voters defeated it by a 4-to-1 margin.
IT'LL SOON BE GONE . . .
but right now you still have time to enroll in your special student Blue Cross-Blue Shield plan for this semester. Representatives will be in the Rotunda of Strong Hall through tomorrow to answer questions and help you enroll.
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Kansas Hospital Service Assn., Inc.
Kansas Physicians' Service
Jay Bowl Saturday Special
9 a.m.- Noon
3 HOURS- $1
★ ★ ★
Enter Now in your favorite competition Leagues start Sun., Sept. 24
Men's Scratch League . . . 6:30 Mon.
Varsity Practice . . . . 3:30 Tues.
Girls' League . . . . . 6:00 Tues.
Men's League . . . . . 8:30 Tues.
6:00 Wed.
8:30 Wed.
6:00 Thurs.
8:30 Thurs.
Bantam League AJBC (Children of faculty & staff under 12 years)
4:00 Fri.
Faculty Mixed . . . . . 6:00 Sun.
Guys & Dolls . . . . . 8:30 Sun.
KANSAS UNION in the sub-sub basement UN 4-3545