Visitor Points to New Relationship
Cooperation may replace bargaining as the principal relationship of management and labor, a visiting speaker said this week.
Dr. Seymour Levy, director of training for Pillarsbury Mills, Inc. said labor-management had advanced from armed conflict to bargaining, and may arrive at cooperation as the next step.
He cited the new ideas of Walter Reuther, head of the United Auto Workers. Mr. Reuther told General Motors the UAW would ask no wage increase in the 1958 contract negotiations if the company would lower its automobile prices by $100.
Mr. Reuther called for closer labor-management cooperation in the interests of the nation's economy and consumers.
Dr. Levy is one of 76 educators, psychologists, and industrial training personnel who attended the national symposium on management games sponsored by the School of Business Friday and Saturday.
Other topies which Dr. Levy mentioned were the role of business in government and the kind of personnel which industry wants.
He said that "industry should and must become involved in politics" but that there are "certain dangers in political activity on the part of industry."
Mr. Allen Zoll, chief of management education of Boeing Airplane Co., Seattle, Wash., indicated that his company was interested in liberal arts graduates.
He said:
"There was a time when we looked only to business school graduates, but I think it is clear from various studies concerning the two types of graduates that both make equally promising members of the management team."
Mr. Zoll noted that his company is assisting in the training of future personnel for industry and business
Official Bulletin
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International Folk Dance Club. 7 p.m.
Jayhawk Room. Anyone interested is
please call 516-345-2890.
TODAY
TOMORROW
Newman Club Mass, 6:30 a.m., St. John's Church, 11th and Kentucky.
Episcopal morning prayer, 6:45 a.m.
and Holy Communion, 7:00 a.m. with
breakfast following. Canterbury House.
Newman Club Mass, 6:30 a.m., St John's.
Jawhack Pre-Med Tech Club, Watkins nurses' home, Noon. Bring suck lunches
Baptist Student Union, 12:30 p.m. Danforth Chapel Charles Tommym will speak
Group for the Improvement of Human Relations, 7:30 p.m. *9 Strong Hall. Business meeting followed by a social period. There are refreshments. All inter-people meetings.*
Le Cercle Francais, Reunion du Noel.
Tout le monde est invite. Mardi le 16
decembre a 7 heures et demie dans les
"parlors" de l'Union.
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Richard Rawdon, director of presupervision service and clinic for the American Management Association of Saranac, N. Y., was apprehensive of business aid to education.
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"There must be no strings attached," he said. "I doubt that the average businessman knows much about education, or the kind of person that business needs.
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"I think that there should be communication between education and business, but in the case of subsidies and scholarships, there must be no threats of withholding them to influence universities to train the kind of person business thinks it needs."
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The meeting Friday and Saturday brought together the developers and players of management games from all over the nation for the purpose of evaluating the games.
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Members of the coordinating subcommittee which arranged the meeting are: Jack Steele, associate professor of business and chairman; Max Fessler, professor of business; Charles B. Saunders Jr., associate professor of business.
"There has never been a meeting of this kind before," Prof. Saunders said. "We have brought the name of the University of Kansas and the School of Business to the attention of some prominent people in the management game area."
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Actor Leo Lucker To Talk Tuesday
Leo Lucker, who plays Mr. Babcock in the touring "Auntie Mame," will give an informal talk tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Green Room of the Music and Dramatic Arts Building.
He has appeared with Alfred Luent and Lynn Fontanne in "I Know My Love" and with Paul Muni in "Inherit the Wind." The road version of "Auntie Mame," now in Kansas City, stars Sylvia Sidney.
Mr. Lucker will discuss the professional theater and answer questions.
The Institute of Life Insurance expects that life insurance death benefit payments in the U.S. in 1958 will total 115 million dollars.
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AWS Plans Changes In Rules, Regulations
Associated Women Students' rules and regulations will be dissolved and reorganized for next school year.
Five delegates have been chosen within each women's organized house to represent the houses at the AWS Regulations Convention Saturday, Feb. 14.
Each classification of the present set of rules will be forgotten, while the delegates will make a new set, assuming that no such rules for women ever existed.
The present system of rules is
classified by closing hours, men's calling hours, quiet hours, etc.
The new rules will go into effect next fall.
Committee chairmen are: Eleanor Hadley, Kansas City, Mo, general chairman; Jan Rodgers, Paradise delegations; Julia Stanford, Concordia, publicity; Shirley Ingmire, Council Grove, correspondence; Aloe Forssberg, Logan, Parliamentarian; Joann Swenson, Rossville, secretary; and Carolyn Coe, McPherson, member at large. All are juniors.
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