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University Daily Kansan Tuesday, October 10, 1961
Wescoe Reiterates Policy-
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with the four University officials. Dean Woodruff partially eased the tension by launching a discussion of the derivation of a word, "foolscap." He finally got a dictionary from an office down the hall and read the word's definition aloud.
THERE WAS SOME TALK about how the World Series game was going — the latest score anyone had heard was 11-3, Yankees.
Dean Woodruff and Mr. Wilson kidded each other about a bet they had on what the exact enrollment figure would be. The students smiled. One shifted nervously in his chair. Two lit cigarettes.
After a 10-minute wait, the Chancellor entered. He shook hands with each of the students and sat down at the head of the table.
DURING THE DISCUSSION,
Dr. Wescoe repeatedly stressed
that the racial situation has
improved in the last year.
"There have been a good many significant developments," he said. "One thing is the Human Relations Commission in Lawrence. I am
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"I do not believe in segregation," the Chancellor said quietly. "I object to those who practice it. Those of you who have read what I have said, know how I feel about this."
proud of the fact that I was a member of the committee that recommended the establishment of the commission.
"Another thing is the LIFE program. Shortly before I came in here I finished signing about 150 letters to citizens of Lawrence who have made life happier for international students this fall," Chancellor Wescoe continued.
A: Oui! I spent so much time tugging at my baggy, saggy T-shirt . I couldn't concentrate on the battle.
AS HE SPOKE, he leaned forward on the table. His eyes moved from one student to another.
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Q: You mean...?
*napoleon's final defeat came at the
battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815.
He paused, then said:
A: NOW he tells me!
"As I have been speaking just now, some of you have looked at me. Others have studiously avoided my gaze. I hope this does not mean you resent what I am saying.
"I am grateful to you for reminding me of this problem." There was a long pause.
"I CAN TELL YOU that I am delighted you have come to discuss this with me. I hope this won't be a one-shot affair. I hope I can sit down again with you.
"I will take this matter under advisement. Whatever seems proper, and in the light of what you have told me today, we will do," Dr. Wescoe said.
BEFORE THE MEETING ENDED, Chancellor Wescoe once more told the students he was glad they had come to see him.
"Now, is there anything more that need be said?" he asked. The students looked at each other, then slowly left.
Campus parking is not a problem There is adequate space on campus for autos eligible for permits, Chief Skillman points out. But parking does enter into the problem of coexistence between the forces of wheels and feet.
Car-Crazed Campus-
(Continued from page 1) move to limit access of wheels to the campus during class periods.
"The parking committee attempts to assign zones so that cars are centrally located between buildings where most of the classes are held," said Chief Skillman.
ty problem would be greatly re- duced," the chief concluded.
AT LEAST part of the explanation for so many wheels, particularly between class periods, is that students use them "unnecessarily" to go from one class to another.
"If the cars were brought on the campus, parked in proper zones, and left there until driven off the campus, the congestion and traffic safe-
So all in all, things don't look too black. The wheels seem to have it their way at the moment, but indications are that the tide is beginning to turn in favor of feet.
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