Thursday, April 25, 1957 University Daily Kansan
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With over 300 people in attendance, the International Banquet was a big success, according to Ola Ojikutu, Nigerian special student. International Club president. The banquet was held Wednesday night in the Student Union Ballroom.
300 Eat Foreign Dishes
"I am very pleased that everything went so well." Ojikutu said. "This is the first time such a thing has been tried since the International Club was formed eight years ago. I hope we will continue having it every year."
After the dinner, which consisted of dishes from 20 countries, a program was presented by several KU foreign students featuring songs and dances of their native lands.
Tere Aragones, above, a Topeka High School student who recently moved to the United States, demonstrated two Spanish folk dances.
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Visiting Inspection Team Will Review KU ROTC
The cadet brass will be glittering Wednesday.
Inspecting officers, Col. Wayne Hardman, professor of military science at Iowa State College, Ames, and Lt. Col. Ernest Liebmann, assistant professor of military science at University of Nebraska, Lincoln, will inspect the ROTC department Wednesday and Thursday.
The cadet corps will take part in a review and inspection of ranks by the inspecting officers at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The Pershing Rifles will perform close order drill at the review and the traditional trooping of the line will be performed by the ROTC band. A rehearsal for the review will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday and all cadets are expected to be excused from class.
be performed by the inspecting officers.
The inspecting officers will visit classrooms to observe classroom techniques and the state of training of the cadets.
An inspection of cadet records, weapons, unit vehicles and other aspects of the training program will
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy, University officials, and the detachment staff will attend a luncheon Wednesday noon honoring the inspecting officers.
Cadets Get Chance To Fire M1 Rifle
A trip to the Ft. Leavenworth rifle range has been planned for Saturday for any ROTC cadet who wishes to fire the M1 rifle, the type he has been cleaning and carrying all year.
Primarily the trip is scheduled for junior cadets who will attend summer camp, but the opportunity of firing the rifles and qualifying is extended to all cadets in the program.
About 70 cadets are expected to make the trip. Fatigues have been drawn from the supply room and army mess will be served on the rifle range at no cost to the cadets.
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