University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 5, 1971
Hostility
Not satisfied with the outcome of the All-Frizer fight right (The Frog
Wolff, Pratt senior, and The Hog) Daniels, deaned, decided to
have their own fight. Staged in a Gate house apartment living room the fight was not for profit and there was no grudge. The fight was staged to give an excuse for a party. There were about 70 people on hand to watch. The fight went 15 three minute rounds with no Knockouts or knock downs. Points were awarded to the fighters for each round and at the end of fifteen Rick Woff was the winner.
Ex-Officer of Senate Says
KU Setup Needs Change
By MIKE BROWNLEI
Kansas Staff Member
Kansas City, Kansas
May 31
the University of Kansas should and can accept the former presiding officer of the University Senate, said in an interview.
"Getting an F in a course under the present system, is like getting
"Many students and faculty are dissatisfied with the present university administration, and with University government and time is ripe for change," he said. Zinn applauded the proposed university plan to an A-B-C no credit system.
. alternatives
He said that many students were afraid to experiment outside their majors for fear of getting a bad grade.
a double slap in the face. Not only do you not get credit for the course, you also are penalized for a grade point system." Zilm said.
Frank Zilm
outside their departments at all," he said.
"This spawns mediocry by encouraging students to take only easy courses if they venture
ZILM BLAIMED the departmental system for not allowing a student to take courses he wanted to take. He said the departments were more concerned with curriculum than they were making sure the students got the most out of their years at KU.
"Students spend so much time taking courses which are required, you have time for many interesting and exciting courses in other departments," he said. "General education students have the ability to solve all kinds of problems should be the goal of any system of present system discourages that."
Zilim, who will be graduating this spring with degrees in architecture and sociology, plans to go to summer school to "take over" the course. He also plans to take a long time. "He plans to enter graduate school next fall, but he said, 'My 2.99 grade point average might put me on probation with the graduate is the cutoff for probation."
As one of the leaders in University government during the past decade, generally happy with the dedication and responsibility which many students and faculty bear to the large university system, with the large University Senate which many times could not obtain a quorum, should be.
"THE COUNCIL, should be enlarged from 50 to about 100 members who should be elected in the Board of Departments. This body filled with concerned and dedicated people should be the right size to discuss all sides of an issue they might be bogged down by its own weight."
Zilm said that the biggest
problem he had as a presiding officer of the University Senate is "keeping my mouth shut and not being discussed." I had definite feelings about most of the issues, but I don't know where meetings—and debate, he said.
Zilm had a word of encouragement for students who want to
"Students don't have to accept things like the present departmental structure if they want to change them. The grade change proposal is a step in the right direction. Students will willing to discuss alternatives to the present system than they have been in a long time.
change things they think are wrong with the University.
Gov. Robert Docking repeated his support for the 18-year-old boy in Kansas at the Young Men's Soccer Association held in Lawrence last weekend.
By JEANNE HEATHERLY Kansan Staff Writer
Dr. Roy Speaks Also
"It is illogical," he said, "that 18-year-olds should be allowed to vote in national elections for the president and not be able to vote for local officials. They couldn't even vote if there were exceptions if that were an ordered office."
Docking Favors 18-Year-Old Vote
Docking and Rep. William Roy, the only Democrat from Kansas in the U.S. House of Representatives, were the principal
Docking said that the legal systems in 49 states treated 18 percent of the foreign-surance companies, the military, the civil service and the U.S.
Should 18-year-olds not be granted the right to vote in local and state elections, the state would have to approve an enormous excuse. Doecknard said.
speakers at the convention held at the Ramada Inn.
have to be adjusted or new ones bought.Docking said.
He said separate ballots, registration lists, booths at rolling polls and absentee ballots would have to be arranged so that voters can name to new lists when voters turned 2). Voting machines would
Roy, the banquet speaker, said he had found in his experience that one vote did, indeed, count.
Roy said that since Democrats were in the minority party in young people had to realize that elections were won by coalition.
dents," he said.
"We must go with the best deal.
Some excellent potential candidates
will not agree with you on
the way forward," Knight in shining armor with no
Besides the 18-year-old vote question, the convention passed about 20 other resolutions. In an effort to save the Battle Creek, Mich., junior was named third district chairman of the Young Democrats. Garth Buran Hunterskill senior, was named fourth district chairman of Young Democrats and David Bertowkz, Lawrence attorney, and Debbie Herron, Kansas City. Kan., senior were named junior candidates from teacher and committeewoman.
The debate between William Kunstler, defense attorney for the Chicago Seven, and Robert Martin, president of the Kansas Bar Association, has been rescheduled for April 22 at 8:30 a.m. Puma Curry, Council Chair of the SUA Forums, said Sunday.
The event had been postponed
Kunstler's Speech Reset for April 22
from the original Tuesday date because Kunstler is scheduled to be in court on that date.
The debate, on the topic of "Campus Disorders," will be sponsored by SUA and the Student Bar Association.
Griffith Attorneys Ask Judge to Drop Charge
Attorneys for Thomas J. Griffith, Manhattan banker and state Board of Regents member, are asking for the dismissal of a charge against Griffith in connection with the state's disclosure of interest law.
Griffith's attorneys asked Judge Reese Kobrahn in Shawnee County District Court Friday to dismiss the charges. They argued that a portion of the law is unconstitutional because it is an invasion of privacy.
Both the political structure, which could be traced back hundreds of years, and the political economy were in complete chaos, he added.
There grew up a great distrust between the soldiers and the old citizens, Strasser said, and there
The charges were brought against Griffith after R. I., Bailey, Atchison graduate student, filed a complaint against Griffith, Bill Anderson.
Following the arguments by Griffith's attorneys, Judge Robranth said he would rule on the motion by April 22. Griffith has a unit pending in the Shawnee County District Court challenging the constitutionality of the law.
Ex-Nazi Organizer Denounces Hitler
By DOUG EVERLY
Kansan Staff Writer
Following World War I, the young German soldiers returned very disillusioned to their homeland, Strasser said. The war had been lost, nothing had been gained, large sacrifices had been caused. When they returned home, there was nothing awaiting them.
"DURING THE depress... there were six million unemployed persons in the country." Strasser said "one third of it came from the soup kitchens. It was complete dissillusionment."
Otto Stasser, the former Hazi, spoke on "How Hitler Came to Power" in 1934 and Nazi party in 1924 while it was being run by him the brother Gregor.
A former Nazi charged Friday after admitting to the Army Attack the Hitler was not the leader of the German people but just their "mouths."
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"Hitler became the mouthpiece of the German people, not their leader. He lead them, but by their own hopes and fears."
"The RUSSIAN Revolution showed us that a revolution based upon the action of the masses and not on military power, has said. "But international communism failed in the war-torn countries because it denied the spirit of nationalization to which the countries so separately reached
was a mutual distrust between him and the Russian Revolution, which had a "great impact" upon the later rise of the Nazi party in Germany.
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"HITLER'S INFLUENCE was always much higher with the lower classes than we the old ones. We saw him give his new army including victory and promotion. This was the base of much of the war."
argument which lasted seven hours. He later formed the German army against Hitler. Following Hitler's seizure of power and the ensuing "blood purge" in 1934, Sturzer demanded that Germany "free Germany," movement, a movement organizing Germans from Germany to oppose Hitler.
Hither had "the greatest institution," Strasser said. Hither had a team of three soldiers, the country was based in the youth. After gaining power, he replaced all army officers above 35 years old, and they were young and idealistic men.
Strasser finally broke with Hitler in 1930 following an
a position of wealth while the rest of the country was povertyless. It was easy, he said, for Biltow to point a blaming finger at Biltow.
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Wood said in a recent interview that he had been notified Oct. 15 that a foreclosure was possible and that he would think the foreclosure would occur.
On April 14, the Theta T
fraternity house at 1329 W. Nith
will go on the auction block
because of a mortgage
foreclosure, according to Da
Wood, Cole Rapids, Ia., seni
er member of the board.
have charged that the owner of the building, Greek Builders, Inc., was behind in payments
The holders of the mortgage
Wood said the mortgage had a face value of $10,000 and probably not much above $60,000. The building is feasible only for a fraternity,
Wood said the mortgage had been allowed to lapse but that fraternity members were not directly responsible.
The declining membership in fraternities and financial institutions to坠落 that Theta Chi would do, Wood said. Theta Chi alumni would be at the auction.
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"I can't say whether we will buy the house," Wood said. "I can say, however, that we won't be going off campus."
Student Body President Makes Budget Proposal
David Miller, student body president, presented his proposed 1971-72 budget to the Student Body on a night in the Big Eight Room.
The Senate Finance and Auditing committee will review Miller's proposals and consider requests from organizations for the final budget will be submitted to the Student Senate on April 21.
$399.850
International Leadership
Alliances Group
Student Senate
$ 83,600
University Dalian Kanman
47,000
Groups and Activities
Internships
10,613
Internships
4,653
Student Bar Association
2,300
Congrecove Design Center
3,450
Congrecove Design Center
2,650
International Club
2,650
National Stats of Women
3,700
Community School
3,720
Community School
$ 909,012.50
Total Allations
$ 909,012.50
Total Budget Headed on
$ 11,069.50
Miller's budget:
course, $30,000 for the International Film Series, $11,850 for Senate activities and $20,000 for course course evaluation program
The allocations for the Senate include $22,000 for the concert
Miller's budget is based on a $12 student activity fee. Opposition to the fee allocations should be aired at the Finance Committee hearings during the next two weeks, Miller said.
Police Burn
Hobo Shanties
SAN JOB, Calif. (UP1)—The weekend after police burned their cardboard and paper shanties along the banks of the Guadalupe
"We want a clean town," explained Police Chief Ray Blackmore after his men put the match to 12 shanty towns. Blackmore had complained of an infuse of agarics and pandhandlers.
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