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Thursday. Feb. 25. 1960 University Daily Kansan Page 3
Acerbic Soporific Confabulation
By Ray Miller
Tuesday night's emergency session of the ASC revealed two significant trends which seem to have taken root in this semester's council.
Possibly the least important of these is an attempt to interest the general student body in the ASC's activities.
There is a general feeling among ASC representatives that their obligations extend further than the active pressure groups on the campus.
Politiking Approved
Jim Austin, student body president, suggested that each representative talk with a minimum of four students and question them about the ASC and University in general.
This is the old concept of grass-root politiking with the object being to determine what is on the minds of the representative's constituents.
More Money Given For Math Institute
The National Science Foundation has added $4,925 to a previously-announced $96,000 contract for a 1960 summer institute at KU for high school and college teachers of mathematics.
The additional funds will underwrite operation of freshman and senior high school demonstration classes in connection with the institute.
Preference will be given to promising Kansas high school students.
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The second idea is that the ASC should take a more active part in the governing of student affairs.
The idea was received well.
"How can we show the administration that we are capable of more responsibility?" This, basically, is
AUREK
the question that is being asked in the council.
Along with this idea is a deep concern over how to establish firmer relationships with administrative personnel. One representative proposed that invitations to some deans be extended to ASC meetings.
There was a feeling that if the deans could watch the student government operate they might catch
Deans' Enthusiasm Sought
If some idea of this type is put into action and fails, it is our opinion that the ASC will seek the initiative.
the spark of enthusiasm that often has been snuffed out by indifference in the past.
If the ASC attempts to take on more responsibility in the area of student affairs, it may appear to be an attempt to usurp administrative prerogatives. This could further alienate the two factions.
A harmonious relationship in which administrative-council ideas could be freely exchanged is what the council appears to be striving for, however.
German Author Fills Professorship at KU
Walter Hubatsch, associate professor at Bonn University, Germany, and author of 13 books, is filling a visiting professorship in history for the spring semester at the University of Kansas.
Prof. Hubatsch is teaching courses in recent European and German history. He is also conducting a German history seminar in the language.
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