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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948
The Runaround
Education Fraternity To Elect President, Oct. 26
Phi Delta Kappa, national education fraternity, will elect a president and vice-president at its meeting Tuesday, Oct. 26. Because the president and vice-president have resigned to take teaching jobs elsewhere, a nominating committee was appointed Tuesday.
Ronald Strowig, past president, is teaching in Pittsburg, Kan., and Darrell Wood, past vice-president, at Emporia State Teachers' college.
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The Editorial Page-
Students And The Union
The fact that the All Student Council has seen fit to "request" the Union to make its financial operations public indicates that all is not well between the students and the Union management. The reason given by the A.S.C.for its action is "to promote better relations between the Union and the students."
The most amazing part of the present situation is that such a report of finances and activities is not given to the students each year as a matter of course. Since the purpose of the Memorial Union corporation which owns the Union is to provide non-profit service to the students, the management should be anxious to show the students what is happening to their money.
Such is the case in other universities which operate a student service similar to the K.U. Union. A recent issue of the Iowa State newspaper carried a half page advertisement which was a complete report of the Iowa State Union finances and activities.
Why doesn't the K.U. Union make such a report to its patrons? Evidently the management has the attitude that the operation of the Union is a private business which the students have no right to know about.
Miss Hermina Zipple, the Union director, has refused to furnish the Daily Kansan with any information about Union activities or plans for the future. She also has passed the word around to Union employees that Daily Kansan reporters are not to be given any facts or figures about the operation of the various departments.
The present policy of the Union management in keeping the students in the dark about Union operations certainly will not help to lessen the animosity which is evidenced by the A.S.C. "request" for a financial report. It only serves to create more dissent and dissatisfaction and provides a fertile field for rumors and twisted facts.
The A.S.C. action is a step toward promoting better student-Union understanding. Surely the management will not let this opportunity slip by to give the students the facts to which they are entitled. J.L.R.
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