GO HAWKS! HARASS THE HAIRY HUSKERS
Hammering vents pre-game tension
It's a tense week. Fifth-ranked KU meets tenth-ranked Nebraska Saturday.
Eue KU students will have a chance to release their tensions all day Friday following a pep rally at 10:20 am. at Fowler Grove. A salvaged automobile will be placed in front of Flint Hall. Sledge hammers will be provided so that frustrated people may vent their destructive tendencies on the car.
"WE WERE LOOKING for something novel to give students
a chance to build some spirit for the game. I think we've found it," said head-cheerleader Larry Colburn. Lawrence senior. "Froshhawks and Jay James will be around to hand out the hammers, and anyone who wants to can come up and hit the car." Colburn said.
Coach Ted Owens and the Jay-hawk will have first crack at the car at Friday's rally. Until it's towed away late in the afternoon it's fair game for anyone who wants to wield a sledgehammer.
SDS prepares query for administration
The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) continued their drive today for questions concerning a charge that the University administration issues vague policy statements.
The list of questions will be presented to Provost James R. Surface on Friday.
"WE THINK THAT THERE is an unwritten policy which determines procedure. We want to get everything on the record," said Jim Masters, Mission graduate student and member of the "in loco parentis" committee.
Offer housing bid
Bids for the purchase of $2.7 million Kansas Board of Regents revenue bonds for use in the University of Kansas housing system will be received by the Regents at 10 a.m. March 18 in Topeka.
The bonds will be used to finance Oliver Hall, a dormitory for 680 students now under construction at 19th and Naismith Drive.
"The questions will be worded so that they are not easily evaded," said John Garlinghouse, Salina junior and SDS president.
THE IDEA ORIGINATED at the SDS meeting last week. The final list of questions will be approved at the meeting Thursday night.
Japanese Exhibit
Paintings and pastels by Japanese children five to 14 years of age are now showing in the browsing room of the Kansas Union.
Daily Kansan 9
Wednesday, February 23, 1966
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