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Thursday, Sept. 23, 1965 University Daily Kansan Page 5
Debaters will argue "Resolved: That students should have no part in running a state university." The two opposing teams will have a student and a faculty member as speakers.
The KU-Y has planned its first English style debate of the year for October 1. The debate will be at 7 p.m. in the ballroom of the Kansas Union.
According to Ellen Toomey, English style debate involves speeches which employ various forms of wit. The speeches may be sarcastic or subtle. The speech is actually an exercise in presentation.
The speakers may or may not agree with the side they represent. They must present the side in a logical manner.
Audience participation is another characteristic of English style debate. After each speech there is a time for members of the audience to ask questions. This takes up about one-third of the time.
The second and third debates have not yet been scheduled, nor have the subjects been chosen. This is the first year that there will be more than one.
VATICAN CITY — (UPI) — Ecumenical council officials, bent on speeding up the assembly's work, today blocked an appeal for free discussion on the role of the layman in the church.
The moratorium on discussion, considered a high-handed move by some bishops, came as the prelates in St. Peters Basilica got over the first obstacle in their debate on "The Church in the Modern World."
Ecumenical Council Discusses Position of Catholic Laymen
Work of Professor Selected For Show
A painting by Robert B. Green, associate professor of drawing and painting, has been chosen among the work of painters from 12 states for the annual Selected Painters Exhibition of the Mulvane Art Center at Washburn University in Topeka. It is an oil, "The Pinball Machine."
THIS 30,630 word document touching on modern controversies ranging from nuclear weapons to the population explosion received an initial vote of endorsement.
The exhibition will be September 26-October 24.
Storm Halts at Sea
MIAMI — (UPI) — Hurricane Carol came to a halt far out in the Atlantic today and weathermen said it would remain essentially stationary tonight.
A Pom Pon Girl—And a pretty one—in Victorian Lace On Wool
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Don't forget, girls, come in the Coach House and register for 10 Free gifts. Drawing Oct. 1st
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Council Secretary General Archbishop Pericle Felici did not announce the results of the vote but suggested to the prelates that they move on to specific discussion, taking for granted the endorsement as a foregone conclusion. Beforehand, the secretary general told the council that a number of bishops had asked for discussion on a document on laymen which had been scheduled simply for voting.
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