All you need is leaves
A pile of leaves and a balmy day are all that are needed for this sport. Andrew Garrison, 10, left and Marty Miller, 11, both fifth graders at Cordley Elementary School, demonstrate the proper techniques for jumping into a pile of leaves they found in the woods behind the Kansas Union.
Revue deadline set
Final deadline for 17 living groups trying out for Rock Chalk Revue will be Dec. 19. At this time ten scripts complete with floor plans and set and costume drawings will be submitted for judging over Christmas vacation, said Kathy Colton, producer.
Over vacation three unknown judges read scripts giving points
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On Jan. 4 announcements will be made of the four skis with the highest points. These living groups will then participate in Rock Chalk Revue.
Past deadlines have called for rough draft copies of the scripts so as to avoid duplicates before the final deadline.
"Right now John Balk, assistant producer, and I are going around keeping those involved from becoming discouraged. We are encouraging everyone not to give up yet," Miss Colton said.
There are two open spots for in-between acts which have not yet been filled, Miss Colton said. Anyone interested in performing for four or five minutes between skits can try for one of these openings.
The living groups submitting scripts for final judging are Kappa Kappa Gamma and Alpha Kappa Lambda, Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Tau Omega, Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi, Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Chi, Delta Gamma and Delta Tau Delta, Chi Omega and Sigma Chi, Delta Delta Delta and Tau Kappa Epsilon, Ellsworth, McCollum and Naismith.
Lillian Gish, silent film actress, will give a lecture at 8 p.m. Nov. 13 she has previously presented on a world tour. In addition, she will show film clips from "Intolerance" and "Way Down East," which she starred in during the 1920's.
Lillian Gish will visit KU
movies of silent screen stars Douglas Fairbanks and Buster Keaton, said John Tibbetts, Lansing graduate student and president of the KU Film society.
She will also show clips from
Miss Gish will be in the Mount Oread Bookshop 10 a.m. Nov. 13 to sign copies of her book "The Movies, Mr. Griffith and Me."
Her book is the combination of many years work to bring the talents of director D. W. Griffith to the public eye. Tibbetts said
Miss Gish started her film career in 1911. In 1915, she starred in the classic film "Birth of a Nation."
Dorm students favor satellite on Daisy Hill
In a survey conducted by the Association of University Residence Halls (AURH), 561 students living in residence halls indicated they were in favor of a satellite union in the Daisy Hill area. Sixty-four were against it.
The survey was conducted in the residence halls last Thursday and Friday.
Out of 601 respondents to the second question, 545 students
Frosh vote for officers
Freshmen will elect class officers Wednesday.
Polling places will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Kansas Union Lobby, Murphy Hall Lobby and Strong Hall Rotunda. Polling places will be set up in the lobbies of Oliver, Ellsworth and Gertrude Sellards Pearson Halls.
Candidates for president are:
Rett F. Alonzi, Wilmette, Ill;
Spencer Davies, Wichita; Steve Hix, Overland Park; John Rooker, Leawood.
For vice-president, the candidates are: Robert Dale Barky-youmb, San Francisco; Jim Burgess, Wichita; Tom Perry, Topeka, Ann Reed, Topeka and Fred Stubenrauch, Leawood.
Candidates for secretary are; Betsy Adams, Overland Park, and Jeannie Allen, Hutchinson.
Candidates for treasurer are Christy Chapman, Topeka, and Melissa Wayne, Shawnee Mission.
NASA gives fund
A $57,080 grant from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will fund an aerospace engineering department study to discover improved methods of control and aerodynamic design of light and general aviation aircraft. Project director is David L. Kohlman, associate professor and chairman of the department.
were in favor of the original plan for the Union. Fifty-six were for the site proposed by Frank Zilm, St. Louis senior
The majority of those polled (499 of 625) are willing to pay the extra $6.50 to have the satellite union; 126 were not.
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On the question of whether or not the Union Operating Board should continue with plans for the original site or begin a second investigation on the site proposed by Zilm. 531 students felt the board should continue with the original site and 75 felt that the Zilm site should be investigated.
Sign-up deadline for Comp set
Dec. 19 is the deadline for signing up for the Western Civilization Comprehensive Examination to be given Jan. 10, 1970.
Every KU student, except students in the School of Fine Arts or the School of Social Welfare, is required to successfully complete the exam for a B.A. or B.S. degree. Those who plan to take the exam can sign up in the Registrar's office in Strong Hall.
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The comprehensive will not be administered again until May, 1970. Anyone with questions about the exam can go to the Western Civilization Office in 428
A critic once said of Lillian Gish, "When Lillian Gish cuts loose, her acting is like nothing less than a pure white flame."
Miss Gish's appearance is being sponsored by SUA.
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