Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1960 University Daily Kansan
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KU-Y to Sponsor 2-Day Working Model of United Nations
The United Nations is coming to the University of Kansas although it will be on a somewhat smaller scale.
Representatives from organized houses and independent groups will have the opportunity to participate in a Model UN which will be held here April 1 and 2.
The KU-Y, sponsor of the Model UN, appointed a steering committee composed of eight persons from several campus groups.
Plans have been made to have an all-student convocation with a nationally prominent speaker to begin the General Assembly meeting.
Discussion of World Issues
The mock UN will discuss issues such as the admittance of hered China to the United Nations and the Algerian question.
Organized houses which wish to participate may do so by submitting the name of the country they would like to represent. Countries will be chosen by the steering committee on a host come first serve basis.
Foreign students from the countries represented will meet with the groups to explain the positions of their countries and the logic behind their stands.
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Robert Nebrig, Leavenworth senior and chairman of the steering committee, said that members of the committee had talked to leaders of the Associated Women Students, Panhellenic Council, Inter-fraternity Council, Inter-Residence Assn., and the Independent Mens Dormitory Council.
Students Use Oil Fellowships
Four graduate students in geology are carrying on their studies with the aid of fellowships not provided by the University.
Three oil companies, Phillips, Shell, and California Co., are sponsoring Bill Crow, William C. Fisher and Edward Schleh, respectively, while Ronald West, the fourth fellowship holder, maintains a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship.
Appointments for the oil fellowships are based upon recommendation of the Scholarship and Awards Committee of the Geology Department. These awards include funds to take care of the major part of the student's living, tuition, and project expenses.
The Woodrow Wilson Fellowships are granted to students primarily interested in teaching, and apply for the first year of graduate school only. They provide for basic living expenses, and pay fees and tuition.
Only one of the four fellowship holders, Bill Crow, did his undergraduate work at KU. Crow was graduated in 1957, and was selected for membership in Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau, and Sigma Gamma Epsilon while studying as an undergraduate. He is returning to his alma mater following two years of service in the Army Corps of Engineers.
Fisher, Schleh and West are devoting their research theses to the study of paleontology and stratigraphy, while Crow will use his fellowship toward the study of geophysics.
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"We don't want to be sectarian about this project. We want everyone to participate. Detailed information will be sent to all organized houses soon and plans are being made for non-organized independents to represent a country," Nebriar said.
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Each house will be represented by five delegates and the foreign student advisers. A week before the Model UN meets, political area meetings — Communist, NATO, Arabian bloc, Latin American Countries, etc. — will be held to decide issues and tactics to follow in supporting views.
"The Chancellor is interested in the project and the convocations committee is willing to provide money necessary to pay for a nationally prominent speaker." Nebrig said.
mittee that this will be a learning experience for all students and not just provide a play production, he said.
It is the hope of the steering com-
Nebbig said the purposes for the Model UN are:
1. To make American students more aware of international concerns.
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2. To provide a closer relationship between foreign and American students.
3. To develop a more complete understanding of the complicated relationships that exist between nations.
Clifford Ketzel, assistant professor of political science, is the steering committee adviser and Roy Laird, assistant professor of political science is working with the committee.
"The persons we have talked to have expressed their enthusiasm and feel their houses would be interested," Nebrig said. "A campus project of this type has never been done here so it should be a challenge to all students."
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