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University Daily Kansan Monday, April 19, 1954
IT TAKES TWO PILLARS TO SUPPORT A ROOF
STUDENT GOVERNMENT In The Interests of ALL
GREEKS
For PRESIDENT
BOB KENNEDY
President of Sigma Nu
Chairman of the 1954 Engineering Exposition
2.8 grade average
Vice-president of Forensic League
Owl Society
Sachem
Tau Beta Pi
Sigma Tau
Scabbard and Blade
Secretary-treasurer of the Engineer-ing Council
Debate
General Electric Scholarship
PLATFORM
Student Welfare
1. To work through the budget committee and the State Legislature toward adoption of the recommendations of the Labor Committee for a minimum student wage of 65c per hour.
2. Continuation of the annual housing survey as a step toward improving housing conditions; responsible action through the Housing Committee on the problem of housing for married students.
3. Action through the ASC Scholarship committee to establish an improved University advisory system supplemented by qualified students acting as advisers.
Student Activities
4. That a more intensive effort be made by the ASC Department of Student Activities to record the extra-curricular activities of students on their transcripts.
5. That the Calendar Committee establish a central registry of all campus functions for the purpose of better co-ordinating them.
For VICE PRESIDENT
MARJIE ENGLUND
Song leader for Kappa Alpha Theta
President of Corbin hall
2. 0 grade average
2.0 grade average
A. Cornellia Chain
A Cappella Choir
YWCA
ASC Disciplinary Committee Radio Players
Secretary-treasurer of University Players
Lead in No Exit
Vice president of Lutheran Student Association
Student Government
6. That a means be established through a committee whereby appointment to administrative positions on ASC committees can be made on the basis of merit, rather than politics.
7. That we oppose confiscation of the Rock Chalk Revue or any similar private student activity by the ASC.
Student Rights
8. An affirmation of the student's right to express himself freely and to vote as he pleases in elections and on the ASC.
9. The right to support, or participate in, the political party of his choosing or to refuse to participate in any.
10. The AGI advocates, and will continue to practice, a party primary in which every individual member of the party has the right to vote.
that these planks of our platform will receive more consideration than just being read at the first meeting of the ASC.
We Promise
Sponsored by Allied Greek-Independents
INDEPENDENTS