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University Daily Kansas
Thursday, Sept. 15, 1960
Hall System Realigned
(Continued from page 11)
Besides the facilities for 2,278 in the residence hall system, the University houses 450 in scholarship halls and has 294 apartments for married students. Sororities house about 700 women and fraternities can accommodate upwards of 1,500 men.
Although applications for admission by new freshmen are up significantly over last year's figure, KU officials are perplexed about the effect on total enrollment, which was 9.425 last fall with 8.711 at Lawrence.
The big graduating class—178 more received degrees than in 1959—was much larger than the junior class. Applications for admission with advanced standing are only slightly ahead of the 1959 figure. Therefore a freshman class as much as 300 larger than in 1959 might produce only a small effect on the total, according to Dr. Carl G. Fahrbach, Jr. assistant director of admissions.
Acceptances Up
He said acceptances of new students were up about a third over those of August 1, 1959.
"But we can't flatly say we'll have
a third more freshman in September, he explained. "Because of better counseling in high schools, the applications seem to come in earlier every year, which tends to throw off our comparative figures."
Language Exams Will Be Saturday
The written portion of the foreign language proficiency examinations will be given at 8 a.m. Saturday in the following rooms:
Latin, Fraser 1; German, Fraser 7; Spanish, Fraser 9, and French, Fraser 11.
The list of those passing will be posted on the departmental bulletin boards on Monday morning. These students should make an appointment with the appropriate departmental secretary for the second part of the examination, which will consist of a brief oral interview.
Proficiency in one language or 16 semester hours of one foreign language is required of all students graduating from the College who entered as freshmen since the fall of 1959.
The staff of Campus Beauty Shoppe wishes to welcome you back to the Hill—we'll be looking forward to seeing you upperclassmen again, and are eager to meet you freshmen.
BARBARA ARNOLD PAT WILLIAMS CHERYL ZIMMERMAN MARY LOU FARROW MR. CORN
Campus Beauty Shoppe
1144 Indiana VI 3-3034
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