ASC Closes Meeting—
Exams Take Toll Of KU's Politicians
Vacant chairs proved that All Student Council members are students as well as politicians at last night's meeting.
Midsemester exams took their toll as only 32 of the 44 members were present at the beginning of the meeting. By the time officers' and committees' reports were finished only 22 remained and the meeting was adjourned for lack of the 50 per cent plus one quorum needed to continue.
T. J. SNYDER, Independence, Mo., first year law student and head of the Athletic Seating Board, explained the board's recent announcement for the proposed football stadium expansion and the charge placed on student basketball tickets.
Snyder said all the money from the sale f ithe four dollar student season basketball tickets would be used to finance the student section expansion to the stadium. He said raising the prices of student basketball and football tickets is the only way to finance the addition.
"If the students want better seating, they will have to pay for it," he added.
KAY ORTH, El Dorado junior and chairman of the executive Hosting and Hospitality Committee, reported on her committee's plans for this semester.
She said they will be hosting guests for various living groups, and departments on the campus. Besides providing physical arrangements for them, they can also provide campus tours and contacts with students and organizations which the guests might be interested in.
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