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Fridav. April 16. 1954
University Daily Kansan
Page 3
Roundup Shows Changes In Campus Politics
By TOM LYONS
Each year elections in April, but crusades ganizations have taken past semester which
roll around and re-or- place this would turn
Joe McCarthy green with envy. First was the dissolving of Pach-acamac-NOW which took place when six dissatisfied Greek organizations seceded. They set up a new
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organization which was designed to include both Greek organizations and independent students. The Allied Greek Independents, as they called themselves, were of the opinion that there should be two strong political parties on the KU campus instead of one.
Second, FACTS dissolved three weeks ago and threw its support to AGI.
It seems this new party meant well, but they received criticism when they didn't accept the petitions of twenty Greek organizations which wanted to jump on the bandwagon. If they accepted these organizations for membership, the purpose they began with would be defeated, they thought. There
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"Keepers of the Night" (Nacht-
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The German-language movie of life in Germany in the early postwar period is the final picture to be given this semester by the University Film Series.
wouldn't be two strong organizations, but only one with the same problems Pach-NOW had had.
While all of this was going on, the petitioning parties which were turned down weren't sitting on their hands. A few were accepted for membership by AGI. The others organized a new party and called themselves POGO (Party of Greek Organizations). Their theme was "save the Greek system." They called for all Greek organizations to rally to the support of the party before the rebels got completely out of hand.
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Roast Turkey and Dressing
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Baked Ham with Fruit Cocktail Sauce
Married Students party, was also introduced into KU politics this year. It is also planning the big jump into the political ring next week.
Choice Leg of Lamb with Mint Jelly
and a wide selection of salads,frozen vegetables and deserts
After all the flurry of activity died down and both parties had nominated students for the election April 20, some really good campaigning began. A third party, the
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