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KUArchitect Heads Big-8 Chapters
Udall asked student architects to help in creating President Johnson's proposed "Great Society," Porter said.
Brent Porter, Bolivar, Mo., senior has been elected regional director of the Central States Area (Big 8 schools) of student chapters of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).
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Porter and three other architecture students, Tom Walsman, Kansas City, Mo.; senior; Bob Campbell, Faucett, Mo., senior; and Howard Hoffman, Cranston, R.I., junior, attended the AIA Forum, an annual meeting of architecture students, in Washington, D.C.
Porter will also represent KU by serving on the National Executive Board of the student AIA.
"We need erities, challengers and in addition, a new generation of architects are needed who will be concerned with the total environment." Udall said.
The KU chapter is participating in programs aimed towards this objective.
Delegates heard Stewart Udall, Secretary of the Interior, challenge them to be "much more than architects."
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which could include expulsion for Savio and other rebel leaders— which triggered last Thursday's mass sit-in.
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Those arrested at the sit-in would, however, still face possible punishment by the courts; they were arrested on orders direct from Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Their cases were continued at a mass arraignment yesterday in the Berkeley Community Theater.
Savio said the proposal was "scandalous," and came from "the part of the faculty most closely associated with the administration."
"ANY SOLUTION must arise from below, from the students and faculty themselves," he told newsmen.
However, two other student groups—the Associated Students and an organization known as "United Students for Law and Order"—said they backed the proposal.
The other peace proposal—drafted at yesterday's meeting of 200 instructors and professors—appeared to meet the most important demands of the rebels. Its key recommendations were these:
- University rules should be revised to exempt from the school's regulations both off-campus political activities and on-campus advocacy or organization of such activities.
- While there should be reasonable regulation of political activities to prevent interference with the university's normal functions, the content of speech or advocacy should not be regulated.
In deference to the Academic Senate, the Free Speech Movement called off all picketing today and urged its supporters to return to classes pending the outcome of today's meeting.
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