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Friday, March 9. 1962 University Daily Kanson
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UP Makes Plans As Elections Near
Three University Party members announced their candidacy for top student body offices and plans were discussed for the upcoming primary elections at the UP meeting last night.
Gerald G. Kepner, Wichita junior, has petitioned to run for student body president. Tom Hardy, Hoisington junior, and Patricia Wilson, Kansas City junior, will run in the primaries on the UP ticket for vice president of the student body.
Jim Anderson, Lawrence senior and University Party co-chairman, said that each of the candidates is well qualified, and added that "This shows we're going to have good candidates all the way down the ticket."
"Pat (Wilson) has led us through several good campaigns as our representative from the large women's dorms, and Tom (Hardy) has been on most of the committees on the Hill," he said.
Anderson also announced the appointments of committee chairmen for the primary and general elections to be held April 17-18 and April 24-25, respectively. They were:
Kepner, he explained, is a member of Owl Society, a cheerleader and a participant in many Hill activities.
Bob Cathey, Shawnee Mission sophomore, campaign manager; Constance Hunter, Hutchinson junior, poster chairman; Charles Whitman, Shawnee Mission sophomore, publications chairman; and Bob Stewart, Bartlesville, Okla. freshman, transportation chairman.
Peter J. Caws, chairman of the department of philosophy, is resigning at the end of this semester to accept an appointment with the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
Caws to Accept Carnegie Position
Prof. Caws, a native of England, came to KU in 1957. He succeeded Prof. Clifford P. Osborne as head of the department this year.
Prof. Caws' work as an Executive Associate of the foundation will be with its program for higher education in the United States, especially in the humanities.
Lords Sleep and Drink
LONDON — (UPI) — Peer of the Realm Lord Stoneham lamented today that whenever he gets up to speak in the House of Lords "Most of my fellow noblemen are either asleep, or if wakening, decide it is time to go for a cup of tea."
The KU chapter of People-to-People is initiating an orientation program for American students who will travel abroad next summer.
One meeting covering a specific area of foreign travel will be held each Wednesday until May 2.
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The meetings will be designed to aid students in gaining a background in foreign countries and customs so they will be better prepared to make the best use of their foreign travel.
A FILM WILL BE SHOWN at the beginning of each meeting, presenting a broad picture of the country under discussion. A foreign student from that area will conduct each of the meetings, and will be aided by a panel consisting of two or three foreign students from that area and one
American student.
The panel will present information about the country, its people and customs. After the panel discussion, there will be an open question and answer session to cover specific points brought up by the audience.
All of the meetings will be at 4 p.m. in the Forum Room, except the last one, at 7:30 p.m.
THE COUNTRIES TO be covered, the foreign students in charge, and the dates of the meetings are as follows:
The British Isles: Brian E. Cleave, March 14.
Germany, Austria, Switzerland:
Horst Haselmann. March 21.
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Horst Haselmann, March 21.
Netherlands, Belgium: Van Eck
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Spain: Pedro Bonet, April 11.
japan Pedro bishop, April 11.
Scolmavia: Jannik Lindbaek,
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France: Genevieve Delaisi, April 25.
Italy: Itala Vivan, May 2.
Minnesota Professor To Speak on Japan
Prof. Martin Bronfen-Brenner of the University of Minnesota, will speak on "Japan's 'Doubling of National Income Plan'" Monday, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 306 of the Kansas Union. The meeting will be sponsored by the department of economics and the committee on East Asian Area Studies.
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