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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Oct. 19, 1962
B-School to Hold Open House Sat.
The Business School Council voted yesterday afternoon to hold open house at Summerfield Hall the morning of Saturday, Nov. 10.
Dick Keller, Prairie Village senior and BSC president, said the open house will give graduates a chance to talk with the faculty and to reacquaint themselves with the school. Invitations will be mailed soon to recent graduates.
The first open house of the School of Business was held last fall. Keller said the BSC hopes to have one annually.
NEW YORK — (UPI) — Ralph Terry is convinced today that New York policemen play no favorites.
In other business, the council elected Nancy Stout, LaGrange, Ill. senior, secretary of the group and Jerry Pullins, Council Grove junior, treasurer.
A committee was instructed to compile a list of scholarship offered here by KU and other institutions to business students. Another committee was asked to compile information files on 42 top graduate business schools in the country.
The lanky Yankee right-hander was presented with a $4,500 sports car yesterday by a magazine which designated him the hero of the 1962 World Series.
Ralph Terry Gets Car; Then He Gets Ticket
Terry left his new car on a downtown street to make an acceptance speech at a restaurant. When he returned, the car was ticketed for overtime parking.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — (UPI) Street sweeper William Hayes almost cleaned up yesterday.
Sweeper Sweeps $1,000 Bundle
He swept up a bundle containing nearly $1,000 but it belonged to a drugstore employee who dropped it on the way to the bank.
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Debaters to K-State Tourney
Eight students from the KU debate squad tomorrow will participate in a Novice Debate Tournament at Kansas State University.
The students are; Jana Snook, Ford freshman; Beveral Marshall. Fredonia freshman; Robert Enberg, McPherson sophomore; Mel O'Connor, Wichita freshman; Gayle Kooken, Abilene freshman; Chuck Frickey, Oberlin freshman; Robert Howard, Pullman, Mich., freshman, and Webster Golden, Iola freshman.
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