No forced living slated for KU
Forcing men and upper class women as well as freshman women to live in university owned residence halls is always a possibility especially for a Kansas university but is not seen in the future at KU.
The Kansas Board of Regents recently gave permission to Kansas State University to force freshmen men to live in residence halls. This would enable the university to have a decided income to meet bond payments to pay off their buildings.
J. J. Wilson, KU manager of dormitories, said that he is definitely against this type of procedure.
"We don't want to tell our students where to live and are not considering it this year," he said.
Daily Kansan
Tuesday, September 20, 1966
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That was the year of Scottsboro's only 12" snowfall. The other police cars were in trouble up to their hubcaps. But Car S-5 was a credit to the
Don't laugh.
So, in 1964, they bought Car S-5: a VW with a dome light, siren, and 2-way radio.
A Volkswagen police car may seem like a funny idea to you, but it makes a lot of sense to the city of Scottsboro, Alabama.
They wanted a car that could take Police Officer H. L. Wilkerson on parking meter patrol; all day, 6 days a week, in stop-and-go traffic. Without breaking down. And without breaking the taxpayers.
Force. It went uphill. And downhill. And Officer Wilkerson didn't even bother to put the chains on.
Officer Wilkerson isn't supposed to go after speeders, for obvious reasons. But once (in 1965) he chased one. And caught him. It's hard to say who was more surprised.
Car S-5 still averages 29 miles per gallon. It still doesn't need oil between changes. And it's never had a breakdown.
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