SUA Flight to Europe Lacks Only 25 People
The deadline for signing up for the SUA-sponsored flight to Europe this summer has been extended according to Keith Baker, Hays sophomore and flight publicity chairman.
The original deadline had been set for Jan. 10, but has now been moved ahead to Jan. 23, allowing KU students, faculty, staff members and their families to take advantage of about 25 vacancies remaining.
Change Slips Due Jan.20
Students changing from one school of the University to another are requested to notify the Office of Admissions and Records in 130 Strong, before Jan. 20.
Although a regular procedure, this is the first time a deadline has been set for notification. However, the deadline does not mean that any student desiring to change schools within the university cannot do so after Jan. 20.
"This is an improvement of procedure for the benefit of the students," William L. Kelly, associate registrar and director, said. "It will provide a smoother enrollment procedure."
IF THE STUDENT takes advantage of this new procedure, it will be a timesaving factor during enrollment week for both himself and the Office of Admissions and Records.
Students may request the change at window number two in 130 Strong Hall from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The office is open from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. Students should bring their KU-ID when requesting the change.
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Cost of the round trip ticket from New York City to Paris and back is $280, a savings of about $70-$220 depending on the plan of travel. The flight is scheduled to leave New York City's John F. Kennedy Airport June 10 and return Aug. 8. Travel plans upon arrival in Europe will be up to the individual.
A $100 DOWN payment is required when the contracts are signed and the balance will be due later in the year. People interested in making this trip should go to the SUA office in the Kansas Union.
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