University Council to discuss ROTC
The second regular meeting of the University Council will be Thursday afternoon, October 2, in 108 Blake.
The main topic of discussion, said James E. Gunn, administrative assistant to the Chancellor, will be ROTC on campus. A complete report on the subject matter will be given by members of the Student Executive Committee.
American Royal representative chosen
Diana Wallace, Wichita senior, will represent KU in the American Royal Queen Contest, Oct. 11, in Kansas City.
Miss Wallace was chosen from 22 coeds nominated by members of their living groups. The 20-year-old is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.
The American Royal queen will reign over the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show, Oct. 9-12, in Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium.
Last year KU coed, Pamela Brackett, Lake Quivera, won the award.
YAF to discuss purpose, future
Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), a conservative political student group on campus, will hold its first meeting tonight to discuss YAF organization and purpose, YAF's place in current campus activities and plans for the near future, said Dave Miller, Eudora junior and co-chairman of YAF.
The meeting will be held at 7:30 tonight in Parlor C at the Union. Miller said that all interested students are invited to attend.
Admission test dates set for law schools
Prospective law students should plan to take the Law School Admission Test (LSAT), said Lawrence E. Blades, dean of the School of Law.
The test is required for admission at nearly every law school, including Kansas. Administered by the Educational Testing Service (EST), and independent testing service, the test costs $13.50. It will be given on Nov. 8 and Feb. 14, April 11 and July 25, at KU, Washburn University and the University of Missouri at Kansas City.
Blades said registration forms and fees must reach ETS at least three weeks before the test date.
Atkins to Oread
Dr. G. Douglas Atkins, native of South Carolina, has joined the University of Kansas faculty as assistant professor of English.
Atkins earned the B.A. degree summa cum laude from Wofford College in 1965. The University of Virginia awarded him the M.A. degree in 1966 and the Ph.D. degree last June. His area of emphasis is Restoration and 18th Century English literature.
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Graduates of Kansas high schools who were not selected as Summerfield or Watkins Scholars as entering freshmen may be appointed Scholars by demonstrating outstanding academic performance at the University.
The students receiving new Watkins scholarships are: Deanna K. Beal, Annelise B. Bell, Danielle Prairie Village, sophomore; Margaret A. Earle, Kansas City, sophomore; Lisa E. Elfner, Manhattan, sophomore; Louis E. Ewing, Independence, jun-
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Happiness Boys Return
The Stables announces the return of 3 draftmen. The happiness boys should be better than ever this year with a fine bunch of rookies trying out for the team. It looks like The Stables will be the place to come to have some Bud and meet the friendliest bartenders in town.
One of the returning draftmen is Tom (V. I.) Slaughter. This sandy haired young man is known for his agility and fancy footwork behind the bar. V. I. has gained some weight over the summer and Ace Johnson believes that this could slow the rest of the team down. But V. I. assures us that he has not lost any speed. V. I. is looking forward to having his best year at The Stables. Last year he was hit by the Sophomore Jinx that cut his draws from 10,048 in 1967 to 7,469 last year. V. I. believes this was caused by over friendliness and aggressive drawing.
Words can't describe V. I.'s disposition so come out and witness one of Ace's All Studs in action.
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