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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1927
Organization Plans for W. S. G. A. Groups Outlined by Chairman
Leaders Will Arrange Groups
of About 20 Women in Each
of Six Districts
Plans for the organization and management of the W. S. C. G. A. group system are practically complete, according to Caroline Mack, c28, V. S. G. A, second vice-president and manager of the group system. General organization is too large for a manner somewhat different to previous years.
One important change has been made in the division of the city into districts. Districts five and six are to be combined into one district under the mayor. The district will be managed by Five group managers will organize the districts into groups of not more than twenty women. Each group will then organize and unite the women for the management of none of the groups of last year will continue their organization.
Managers for the district area District 1, Leone Marsh; district 2, Lois Gill; district 3, Marian Bailby; district 4, David Ritter; districts 5 and 6. Edith Larson.
This year tues and parties of various out kits are to be given under the guidance of our staff, for the purpose of giving the most organized women an opportunity to join Miss Miss Meek. An announcement will be made soon as to the dates for the event.
A map of the districts is shown b
the adjoining column.
Three Watkins Vacancies
Applications for Rooms at Half May Be Made New
Conditions have arisen which makes it necessary for three applications for recurring funding according to Prof. Eugene Galah, chairman of the welcome committee.
The conditions that must be met by the residents of the dormitory are scholastic requirements as well as the major requirements in acting at a university.
Miss Gallooo stated that she would receive applications at any time for persons able to meet the requirements.
Charles Alvin Bennett, M. D. 25,
is prison physician at the federal
penitentiary at Launeworth.
Big Ten Practice Starts
MAP OF DISTRICTS FOR W. S. G. A. GROUP SYSTEM
Minnesota, Ohio and Michigan Look Like Winners
United States
The Universities of Minnesota, Ohio State, Northwestern and Michigan seemed to be the outstanding teams in the conference. Minnesota appears to be sure of winning from Indiana, Iowa and Wisconsin before meeting Michigan, although the Gophers are sure to win from Notre Dame a non-conference team.
Chicago, Sept. 15—Three hundred candidates for Western Conference football reported to coaches today for the first practice of the 1527 season. Tussing, kicking, falling on the ball and light exercise were ordered by coaches to arouse sluggish muscles and prevent premature soreness.
Due to the vagaries of schedule making, Ohio State meets Northwestern Oct. 15, thereby relegating teams from the column of undefeated.
Dean P, F. Walker, of the School of Engineering and Architecture, attended the reserve officers training camp at Pt. Riley this summer.
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Prof. Harry Helen, head of the department of psychology, worked on a special study of nerve regeneration at Cornell University this summer. He also visited in New York and in Lincoln, Maine.
Prof. and Mrs. Ivan Benson, and small son, visited at Ely, Mlimu, and in El Paso, Texas, during the summer. Professor Benson also spent
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Miss. Nicole Barnes, professor of English, studied Indian poetry, and ceremonials at Santa Fe and Taupo; N. M., this summer.
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