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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1958
After 30 Years and 5,000 Miles She'll Get Her Degree at Mid-term
After 30 years' absence from school and commuting 5,000 miles during the last five years, Mrs. Jennie Snider, Linwood senior (pictured above), will receive her fine arts degree at mid-term this semester.
This fall she won an honor mention in weaving at the annual designer craftsman show now on display in the Kansas Union. Her tan cowhair wool rug was part of a project requirement for her
degree.
She credits the help and encouragement of her husband, John, with arrival at her goal of a college degree. Mr. Snider operates a garage at Linwood.
She has paid her tuition making original tatting patterns, photographed with complete instructions worked out, for a national handwork magazine.
She has also been serving as an assistant instructor in weaving.
Kansas Senators Will Speak For Their Party at Forum
Two state senators from opposite sides of the political fence will speak on the stands of their parties at the Campus Forum at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Kansas Union Ballroom.
Sen. Joseph McDowell, Democrat from Kansas City, Kan., and Sen.
Donald C. Hults, Republican from Lawrence, are the speakers scheduled for the Political Emphasis Week forum. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will be the moderator.
Each speaker will have the floor for approximately 20 minutes, Kenneth Megill, Vassar sophomore and chairman of the week, said. The two senators will answer questions from the audience following their speeches.
The Campus Forum is the second event on the program of Political Emphasis Week. A discussion today of the three proposed amendments to the Kansas constitution was the first.
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Art Museum Needs Cattail Pickers for Museum Display
The Museum of Art is looking for people to pick cattails, the kind that grow along the banks of rivers and lakes.
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This sounds like a strange request from people working with art, but it has a simple explanation.
The museum is preparing a pre-Raphaelite exhibit and hopes to decorate the setting for the paintings in the mode of the 19th century.
have been hard for the museum to get.
In a museum, this calls for peacock feathers and cattails. Surprisingly enough, the peacock feathers were obtained easily. But cattails
Dr. Edward Maser, director of the art museum, said that anyone who can supply the museum with the cattails should contact him at Spooner-Thayer Hall before Saturday.
Cattails several feet in length are needed.
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