Action Half Way To Party Status
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Contrary to the predictions of several campus political leaders, Action is reported to be half way to becoming a recognized campus political party.
HAROLD JOHNSON. Ft. Leavenworth junior and vice president of the group, said approximately 500 students have signed the petition the group is circulating. The All Student Council constitution states that a proposed political party obtain the signatures of 10 per cent of the student body in order to be recognized. The group will need slightly over 1,000 signatures to meet the requirement.
An article in the March 8 Daily Kansan reported that several KU political leaders had expressed doubt that Action would be able to secure the necessary number of signatures.
The petitions have been in circulation for two days. Johnson expressed hope that the signatures will be secured by next week.
JOHNSON SAID 70 PETITIONS are being circulated, with space for 20 signatures on each.
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Forty KU students will take part in an all-day leadership training program tomorrow in the Kansas Union.
The session, sponsored by the KUY, is designed to instruct KU students in group leadership. It is open to anyone who wishes to attend.
Howard Baumgartel, associate professor of human relations, will speak on "Leadership Roles in Groups" at the morning session. The afternoon program will include a panel discussion on the student "Y" program, a role-playing demonstration of a discussion group, and a skit on effective committee meetings.
John P. Augelli, chairman of Latin American Studies and professor of geography, will speak about "Catholicism, Protestantism, and Communism in Latin America," at 7 p.m. Sunday, in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union. Prof. Augelli's talk is being sponsored by the Newman Club.
Augelli is Speaker
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