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University Daily Kansan Monday, March 28, 1960
Around the Campus
Vox Primary Announced
Primary elections selecting nominees for ASC representatives, student body president and vice president, and class officers will be held tomorrow and Wednesday.
Only students presenting a Vox Populi party card can vote for ASC representatives and student body president and vice president. Vox is unopposed on their slate.
Students can vote for class officers in their respective classes. There can be no write-in candidates in the primary elections.
Three polling booths will be set up in Strong Hall. They will be in the rotunda and in front of the business office and the Registrar's office.
None of the ballots will be counted until Wednesday night.
ROTC Roll Hits a Low
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applying for commissions this year," he said.
Maj. Gilmore pointed out the difference between KU and K-State. At K-State the men are forced to take the course and they resent it, he said.
No Effect On Program
At this point in the interview, Maj. Gilmore returned to the problem that Kansas currently faces.
"Even if we fall short of 100 students next year in our freshman class, it will have no effect on the students in the program. This federal probation is highly flexible and it would be possible for us to keep the unit even if short of 100 men," he said.
Maj. Gilmore said he felt some rumors which were circulating on campus which claimed the unit was on probation were hurting certain students.
"I think some students may have dropped out of ROTC partially because of this. I feel the student is hurting himself. As far as I'm concerned, the ROTC is the best deal for a young man graduated from high school.
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Thirteen students have been elected to Beta Gamma Sigma, national honorary society for business majors. They are:
Joseph L. Campbell, Independence, Mo; Rex Doherty, Dellville; James Duff, Pittsburg; Leslie Monroe, Lyons; George Moore, Topeka; Richard N. Woodford, Kansas City, Mo., all seniors.
Thirteen Students In Honor Group
Marion Fall, Lawrence; Marilyn Gunderman, Kansas City; Robert Hodgdon, Merriam; Don Logan, Prairie Village; Joseph Morris, Emporia; Sidney Morris, Ottawa, and James Stankiewicz, Lawrence, all juniors.
Ballet Here On Thursday
The National Ballet of Canada will perform at 8:20 p.m. Thursday in Hoch Auditorium. This is the final event on the University of Kansas Concert Course this season.
The 75-member ballet company with orchestra directed by George Crum will perform. The program will include "Les Rendez-vous," "Death and the Maiden," "Pas de six," "Pas de Deux Romantique" and "Offenbach in the Underworld."
"Fathers are pals nowadays mainly because they haven't got guts enough to be fathers."—Sam Levenson.
notice to novices notes name not necessarily spelled right
(Editor's note: The Daily Kansan Friday misspelled archy and mehitabel in its account of the Poetry Hour. The misspellings were taken from the KU weekly calendar.)
dear boss
we are so put upon i ran across a college newspaper the other day which had mehitabel s name spelled m e h i t a b l e imagine
i thought my feline friend
would be much offended
being transmigrated
from cleopatra and all
but she just answered
wotthehell wotthehell
that ended the entire issue
dear archy
it s a mistake
anyone could make
who takes as holy
that what s writ
on notices
by novices
archy
but lest we forget
the lesson herein
a transmigratory benediction
for you pal
come back a fishhead
a scaly cometible
for mehitabel
boss
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