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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, March 11, 1968
UP candidates announced
Student government at KU needs many changes, University Party (UP) leaders have concluded. In marathon Sunday meetings they came up with a platform for the April elections which they hope "will bring about these changes if our candidates are elected."
Clif Conrad, North Dakota junior and history major, who is UP candidate for student body president, said Sunday night that the fundamental changes must occur in the All-Student Council (ASC) organization.
"ASC can't keep going the way it is," agreed Joe Goering, Moundridge junior and history major, UP student body vicepresidential candidate.
The first plank in the labored-over platform is a promise to set up a temporary sub-group to reevaluate the ASC during the coming summer school session.
Possible results of the subgroup's investigations might be recommendations for changes in student body representation on ASC, and the formation of qualified "interest groups" to assist the ASC.
These and other recommended changes would be suggested to the ASC in the fall.
If elected, Conrad and Goering and other UP candidates plan to carry out other points on the UP platform, which includes an evaluation of KU courses and teachers, possibly with funds from a United States National Student Association (USNSA) grant. KU affiliated with the NSA last week.
Other points on the platform, which deals mainly with improvements in student government, include a student consideration of the pass-fail system and its alternatives, encouraging student representation on student-faculty committees which deal
Programs added to J-School
Three new sequences—photo-
journalism, public relations and
magazine journalism—will be
added to the School of Journalism's curriculum next fall.
The sequences will be built on existing courses but will have different sets of requirements, said Malcolm Applegate, administrative assistant to the dean.
The sequences were approved by the Journalism School faculty at a meeting Thursday. Approval of final course outlines will be made this week.
Four required courses in the sequences will be case studies in public relations, business magazine journalism, advertising photography and picture editing layout.
with student affairs, and student determination of the student activities fund.
In the photojournalism sequence the basic photography course will be divided into two classes. Journalism 32 will be the basic photography course for students in the Journalism School. Journalism 64 will be for students in education, fine arts and other areas.
When You're in Doubt—Try It Out. Kansan Classifieds.
Conrad, the UP presidential candidate for the April ASC elections, is presently ASC large men's representative and chairman of the Association of University Residence Halls (AURH). He is a member of the Council on Student Affairs (COSA), and the Dean's Advisory Board. He is also a residence hall counselor at Templein.
Goering, UP vice-presidential candidate, is a member of the College Intermediary Board and co-president of KU-Y. Goering holds a Summerfield Scholarship and is a member of the junior men's honorary Alpha Society, the membership of which is based on grades and extra-curricular activities.
At the Sunday meetings, an evaluation was begun of candidates from a coalition headed by
Bill Kissel, Overland Park junior and former chairman of the defunct Vox Populi party. This coalition was "merged" with UP in order to run the group's candidates in the April elections.
A complete slate of UP candidates for the upcoming elections will be released this coming week, Brown said.
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Please contact the office of Dr. Clark Coan, Dean of Foreign Students, 226 Strong Hall, to arrange for appointments.
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