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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Men Students Plan Regulated Point System
C Averages
Plan Drawn Up at Meeting
Contains Point Values;
Would Require All
C. Averages
A point system to be established for the regulation of the participation of men students of he University of Kansas in student life. In the case that a bill to be accepted to the men's student council at their next regular meeting. The number of points allowed for the different grades—5, 10, 20, junior—40, sophomore—30, freshman—20. These points are based on the students' maintaining an average of ten work carried out by the Univer- sity and shall be subject to a discount of twenty-five per cent for five hours below C, and to a premium of 12% per hour of twenty-five per hour for each five hours of A.
Committee in Charge
According to the outline of the bill the administration of the point system shall be entrusted to a committee of three of the Men's Student Council, one of whom shall be the secretary, the committee shall work in conjunction with the men in the University committee on eligibility when a student shall have exceeded the number of points allowed.
It shall be the duty of each University organization and the athletic board to file from time to time, they shall be assigned to the men's student council, and committee chairmen, captains of athletic teams, and members thereof, to the secretary of the men's student council, when such membership changes, which will then compile the total points for the various students menti ed, and notify these who are excercled the points亭验 the points亭验 them to drop part of their activities, or raise their greases
Kansan Will Use Names
Kansan Will Do Kansan
Any University man who fails to abide by the maximum schedule of points, with or to compete, with the request of the committee that he reduce his activities or raise his grades, shall be summoned by the secretary of the Men's Student Council to a rear before that body can be prohibited from taking part in the activities participated in by the men students of the University. A full and complete report of all proceedings in the enforcement of the bill is Rivered to the University Daily Kansan, and names will be withheld.
The following is a schedule of relative valuations indicating the relative responsibilities incurred by participation in Hill activities.
Men's Student Council
Men's Student Council
President ... 40
Other Officers ... 20
Representative ... 20
Y. M. C. A.
President ... 40
Cabinet Member ... 30
Athletic Teams
Captain Basketball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Captain Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Captain Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Captain Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Member of any of above teams . . . . . . . . . 20
Captain Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Captain Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Captain Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Captain Boxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Cheerleader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Member of above teams . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Class Officers
Senior President ... ...
Other Class Presidents ... ...
Other class officers, including
chairman of committees
School Officers
President ... Other officers ...
Departmental Clubs
President ... ...
Other officers and committee
chairmen ... ...
Publications
Editor Jayhawker ... 40
Bus Mey. Jayhawker ... 40
Kuanan Board ... 10
Jayhawker Staff ... 10
Oread Magazine ... 10
Sour Owl Board ... 10
Kansas Engineer Board ... 10
Editor of any above publications,
baking time of holding in office Also Campus and New Editor of Kunan Business of any of above 20 Other Organizations
President of any campus agg-
nasion not mentioned above. 10
Members of Debate Team ... 15
Member of Band or Orchestra ... 16
Main parts in University plays ... 18
Member of Glee Club ... 20
California Aviator Plans Dash for Pole in Fokker
University of California, Feb. 21.
- Plans for an air dash to the North Pole are being arranged by Murray Colbert, a graduate of the University of California. The machine is be piloted by Colbert to reach it before the Sheep arrive, which is to be in command of United States navy officers.
or University. The flight will be made early new summer in a Fokker plane. The plane will be shipped to Alaska, parties first being sent out to establish supply posts. The expedition is receiving private financial backing the purpose being scientific and financial.
Members of Faculty to Present Numbers at Music Convention
Prof. Edward Kurtz, Violinist Will Interpret Original Composition
Three members of the faculty of the School of Fine Arts are on the program for the Kansas State Music Teachers' Convention to be held at the Kansas State Teachers' Center three days beginning Monday, Feb. 25.
Miss Fannie May Ross, instructor in piano, will give a group of piano numbers Tuesday forenoon, Feb. 26. Wednesday forenoon, Feb. 28. In violin, will present a group of violin solos among which will be one piece of his own composition, "Colonial Haze," based on music of Prof. Charles S. Skilton, director of the department of organ. At the close of the convention Donald H. Swarthworth dean of the School of Fine Arts, was invited to speak as an assembler on "Musical Co-operation."
The music teachers of Kansas meet once every year for the discussion of subjects relative to music composition and presentations of the members.
Corbin Hall Has Glee Club
A glee club was held in Corbin Hall, which will be under the direction of Violet Claussen, with Helen Kelen body acting as pianist for each Wednesday day evening at the dormitory.
Corbin Hall Has Glee Club
Portray "The Lost Colony"
Kinston, N. C. (United Press)—An historical pageant has been given to four prominent talent from several counties. The actor folk will portray incidents connected with "the lost colony" of Virginia. Dave the first actor born in the city and other events in the history of the south.
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have declined the others. Any person who has been nominated for an office may cause his name to be withdrawn by his written, signed by him and acknowledged before a notary and filed with the secretary of the governing body of the University.
New Constitution Alters Procedure of Elections
Five on Election Board
Election boards shall be composed of three judges, no barring the judges and not more than one clerk shall belong to the same political party or organization. Under the state statutes any voter may be challenged as to his right to vote. He is then asked whether he and if he refuse to answer fully any question which shall be put to him the judges shall reject his vote. It is the duty of each judge of election to challenge any person offering to vote, whom he should not be to quip as an elector.
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Any person desiring to vote shall give his name, and if required, his residence, to the judges of election, one of whom shall announce the name in a loud and distinct tone of voice, and if the name be found on the register of voters, or the register of carriers having chance, shall likewise give his name, and the voter shall be allowed to enter the space provided for balloting.
As soon as the polls are closed the election board shall canvass the votes, and not adjourn or postpone the canvass until it shall be fully completed. The judge will determine of the board shall remain in charge. The method of counting shall be as follows: The ballot box shall be opened and the tickets taken from the ballot box for the election. The judge shall announce the vote for each candidate on such ballot, and each clerk shall make an accurate tally of the clerk's votes. If the count is completed, the clerk shall submit the result to the judges for inspection, and
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