More food available in residence halls
KU residence halls have increased the amount of food each student may have, said Miss Neosha Fredenburg, McCollum dietician.
Students may now legally have seconds on vegetables, salads, milk, and the main entree at weekday lunches, and salads, vegetables and milk at dinners, said Mrs. Francelia Cox, Lewis Hall dietician. Mrs. Cox described weekend dinners as "a real treat—they can have seconds on everything."
Miss Fredenburg estimated between 50 and 200 students return for seconds every meal.
Miss Fredenburg said the new food program was an experiment. "We're feeling our way, seeing
how much food we can give," she said.
Lewis Hall residents who lived in residence halls last year invariably termed the improvements as "great." Opinions on the quality of the food ranged from "good" to "a little below average." Lewis Hall residents are now trying to pass a plan calling for cold cuts on Sunday evenings. At present, no meals are served Sunday nights.
"Now you can eat whatever you want to fill up," said one Lewis coed.
Miss Fredenburg said the cateriaries have been allotted more funds to make the extra food available. Funds come from increased housing fees, she added.
Eight try in tourney; debaters begin season
Eight KU debaters will participate in the Western Illinois University's National Invitational Debate Tournament in Macomb, Ill., Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The KU squad will compete with approximately 85 teams from 35 colleges in a 12 state area. Donn Parsons, associate professor of speech and drama and debate coach, said it would be the first debate for the KU teams.
Varsity debaters are Diana Bartelli, Pittsburgh, Kan., sophomore and Neil Stempleman, Kansas City junior. Phyllis Culham, Junction City senior and Randy Elam, Wichita sophomore make up the second varsity team.
Junior division team members are Neal Pease, Lawrence freshman, and Bill Hensley, Wichita
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Trophies will be awarded to the top 16 teams and five individual speakers in both the varsity and junior division.
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