Youth leadership breakfast is set
Plans are underway for a student leadership prayer breakfast to be held at Kansas State Teachers' College in Emporia Saturday Nov. 19.
About 500 representatives from all universities and colleges in Kansas will be in attendance. KU will be represented by 20 student leaders.
The prayer breakfast is being planned by the student body presidents from the major Kansas colleges.
Dr. Walter Judd, M.D., past U.S. Senator from Minn. and East Asian government expert, will be the principal speaker.
Jay Janes honor 50 new members
Fifty new members of Jay
Janes received their official welcome into the organization at a dinner at the Pizza Hut Tuesday.
Loretta Jones, Detroit, Mich. junior and chairman of the committee for new members, said their first project will be helping with the mum sale at the Homecoming game Nov. 5.
The next Jay Janes meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in rooms 305 and 306 of the Kansas Union.
Beauty is picked
Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight have announced the selection of Judith Ericson, Leavenworth senior, as this year's "Little Colonel" candidate.
She will represent the KU Arnold Air and Angel Flight at the area G-2 annual fall conclave to be held at Kansas State on Saturday.
There, Miss Ericson will compete with candidates from colleges and universities in western Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas. The winner will represent Area G-2 in the "Little General" contest at the national conclave of Arnold Air and Angel Flight in Miami, Fla., next April.
Miss Ericson is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Bids to be taken
Bids for the paving of the parking area in front of McCollum and Ellsworth Halls will be returned early this week. J. J. Wilson, director of housing, said today.
Two future projects include an all-purpose court, east of McColum, and the repair of steps and walks at the halls.
Funds for the paving project are set at $40,000.
Chem frat pledges
The pledge banquet of Kappa Chapter of Alpha Chi Sigma, national chemistry fraternity, was staged last week in the Kansas Union.
Pledges this semester include:
James Burke, Grove sophomore;
Bruce Carr, Salina sophomore;
William Clutz, Wichita sophomore;
Byron Cotter, Wichita sophomore; Thomas Dunaway,
Omaha, Neb. sophomore; Norman Fahrer, Lindsburg senior; Douglas Freeman, Emporia junior.
Robert Goetzinger, Olathe junior; Herbert Hartman, Lawrence sophomore; James Kelly, Tonganoxie junior; William Ludt, Yonkers, N.Y., sophomore; Richard Stevenson, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore; and Greg Thomas, Fort Scheridine, Ill., sophomore.
Pledges are selected primarily on the basis of their chemistry grades and their interest in Alpha Chi Sigma.
The next meeting has been set for Nov. 1.
Linguistics study
A study of the intricacies of an unresearched dialect has brought a $15,400 National Science Foundation grant to the chairman of the KU linguistics committee.
Dr. Frances Ingemann, associate professor of linguistics and English, has been awarded the grant for further analysis of data which she collected on the Ipili-Payiala language, spoken in New Guinea.
Thirty changes were made in the state election laws by the 1965 Legislature.
An updated "Kansas Voter's Guide 1968" has been issued in the Citizen's Pamphlet Series of the KU Governmental Research Center.
Voters guide is updated
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