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Thief quicker than guard
Library book stolen
By JOHN KIELY
A book was stolen while the man in charge of stopping book theft from Watson Library was saying the exit guard system "works."
The man is John M. Nugent, Circulation Head in charge of exit controls. The book is "El Refranero General Espanol," a Spanish language volume dated 1875.
IGNORANT OF the theft, Nugent said, "We're not accusing anyone of being a thief." But he
"We do have several large reading rooms and since the competition for volumes is increasing as enrollment is going up, I think we'd have to stick with the exit control."
added that since the exit guard control worked, no return to an honor system was being considered.
Meanwhile, a student without stack privileges and with a sense of humor had entered the stacks.
AFTER TAKING "El Refranero General Espanol," the student
concealed the volume's identification card on page 333 of Woodward's "Vertebra Paleontology" to be found later.
"We haven't actually made a check yet." Nugent said, "We find that we don't have as much of a problem as we used to."
At the library the student was asking the guard "How are you today?"
"Fine," replied the guard, "so long as it doesn't rain on me." Both chuckled as the student opened the front door.
The guard wished the student a nice weekend. And Nugent said again how well the guard system worked.
Jay Janes plan activities
The blue-blasered Jay Janes, honorary service organization for upperclass women, is conducting its largest membership drive in the history of KU.
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With the expansion of Memorial Stadium, Jay Janes will have over 100 members—including about 60 new women.
Marty Deason, Great Bend senior and president of the organization, said, "Selection of new members will be based on: 1) a one point grade average, 2) activities, and 3) a brief written statement telling why she would like to be a Jay Jane."
They have established a scholarship fund through their annual mum sale at a home football game. In the past, the mum sale has netted about $1,000.
AN INTEREST meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Big Eight Room when all interested women may fill out applications and make appointments for interviews Wednesday or Thursday evening, Oct. 5 and 6.
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