University planners chosen
Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers Jr. began selecting a working committee of students, faculty and administrators from the University Senate Planning Committee to collect data for a "master plan" of academic and physical long-range plans for KU.
James E. Gunn, administrative assistant to the chancellor, said its exact title and make-up have not been determined yet. A committee of this type is not new to KU, Gunn added. In 1960, former Chancellor W. Clark Wescoe originated a "master plan" of additional physical plants to accommodate the increased enrollment.
The idea of a new, or an additional campus west of Iowa St. came from this committee and is still quite possible, Gunn said.
"Discrepancies as to what we have now and what we ought to have will be the basic nature of planning for the committee. Actual planning of the committee may reach as far as 1980, although the master plan will be subject to continual revision according to the needs of the times," Gunn said.
Chalmers will seek approval, support and suggestions from the University community, including the Board of Regents, elected representative of the state, the University faculty and KU students, Gunn added.
KU debaters begin year
KU debaters begin a 46-tournament schedule Oct. 9 with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology debate tournament in Cambridge, Mass.
A two-man team will represent KU at the second annual M. I. T. competition against teams from 60 other schools, Glenn W. Price, director of forensics and assistant professor of speech and drama said.
KU debaters—who were among 44 school teams selected for the national tournament last year from over 800 entries—appear to be strong again for 1969-70, Price said.
The KU squad consists of 16 to 18 teams, six of which are in senior division debate, he said.
Photo by Mike Frederick
Sept. 30
1969 KANSAN 3
Need a Kleenex?
With the changing fall weather on the Hill, many KU students and the Pioneer statue, which stands south of Fraser Hall, have caught colds. Students can escape the misery of the damp cool weather by going inside . . . maybe the Pioneer is trying to dig a hole to crawl into.
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The KU School of Social Welfare has dropped the Western Civilization comprehensive examination as an undergraduate requirement.
Students currently enrolled as undergraduates in the School may actively pursue either a BA in Social Work, in which both discussion courses and the Comp are required, or a Bachelor of Social Work Degree (BSW), in which only the two discussion courses are required.
New school drops comp
Henrietta Waters, assistant professor and coordinator of under-graduate programs, said discussion of and total action concerning the exam was taken by the faculty of the School.
The exam was dropped "so seniors within the school would have more time for graduate social work courses and still complete the major requirements of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences," Mrs. Waters said.
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