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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1960
MRA Foresees Expansion Of Dormitory Activities
BIG WHEELS—Looking over the MRA revised constitution are, left to right, Alan Reed, Leavenworth junior, MRA secretary; Walter Barnes, Kansas City, Mo., junior, JRP president; Charles Menghini, Pittsburg junior, MRA chairman, and John Turner, Topeka sophomore, Templin president.
The Men's Residence Association hopes to expand its activities.
The Men's Residence Association hopes to expand its activities. Charles Menghini, Pittsburg junior and chairman of the MRA, explains that the MRA, if effectively organized, could establish more efficient and larger dormitory social activities, advertise the advantages of dormitory living and also set up an all-dormitory intramural program.
"Our main problem," explains Menghini, "is that very few men in dormitories are actually familiar with the MRA." Presently Menghini has plans for MRA representatives to explain the purpose of the organization at future dormitory wing meetings.
Established in the fall of last year, the MRA's main purpose is to serve as a body to help men in dormitories to achieve fuller academic and social lives.
Only two dormitories, Joseph R. Pearson and Templin, are included in the MRA. In the future however, the MRA hopes to include Carruth-O'Leary, Oread and Grace Pearson.
The MRA council is composed of Menghini, Alan Reed, Leavenworth junior; Robert Lewis, Atwood senior and Kevin Glynn, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore. Presently the council is revising the MRA constitution.
Any resident of Joseph R. Pearson or Templin is automatically a member of the MRA. Menghini said plans are being made to issue MRA membership cards. These cards will serve as admittance to any future MRA social activity.
The present constitution is vague and ambiguous, said Menghini. It is hoped that the revised constitution will clear up many problems caused by the present constitution.
"As an example of its faults," Menghini explained, "A certain section gives the MRA the power to assess its member halls to meet all MRA expenses."
"In the revised Constitution, we hope to provide for a ruling that would set up a budget at the first of each year."
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