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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Oct. 18, 1962
Students Discuss HRC Methods
Opinion polling on discriminatory practices and possible anti-discrimination action last night was discussed by 16 students at a meeting of the All Student Council Human Rights Committee.
Several representatives from the Civil Rights Council (CRC) were present to make suggestions to the committee.
The consensus was that a scientific polling was the most effective way for determining student opinion. It was suggested that a representative sample of the student body be contacted personally.
Carl S. Long, Mission junior, said,
"The ASC could prohibit from all Council sessions and activities houses which discriminate."
Another student suggested pressure could be exerted by stopping Lawrence advertising in the Daily Kansan and the JAYHAWKER.
Ivory Nelson, Lawrence graduate student, said the HRC could ask that students not patronize establishments which discriminate.
FRANK THOMPSON, HRC chairman and Iola junior, asked for student opinion on religious discrimination.
Don Warner, CRC president, and Topeka senior, urged that the Committee include polling on religious discrimination in its student poll.
Thompson said several fraternities require their members to hold a certain faith before they can be pledged.
Warner suggested the reasoning behind this policy was that the majority of fraternities follow a Christian ritual. However, he added the non-Christian rushee should be "informed and welcomed to join if he so desires."
Homecoming Deadline Oct. 23
Deadline for houses to submit homecoming decoration plans has been extended to Oct. 23., R. P. Cuzzort, professor of sociology, and chairman of the decorations committee, said today.
(Continued from page 1) molecular biology at Cambridge University, England.
Wilkins, 45, is deputy director of the biophysics laboratory at Kings College, London. During World War II, he was a member of the Manhattan District Project which produced the atomic bomb.
Nobel Prize Goes to American-
rived from the income of the $9 million trust fund established by the late Alfred B. Nobel, the Swedish inventor of dynamite.
Watson, Frick and Wilkins will share the prize money, which is de-
They and the winners of the prizes for literature, physics and chemistry which will be announced later, have been invited to receive the awards from King Gustav Adolf VI at the annual ceremony in Stockholm on Dec. 10.
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