Seven awarded AWS scholarships
Seven KU women were awarded scholarships for 1969-1970 at the annual Associated Women Students Honors Night Monday.
Sharon Baucom, Kansas City freshman, was awarded the Elma Poehler Brook Corbin Hall scholarship for $200.
The Delta Delta Delta scholarship of $350 was awarded to Vicki Swenson, Independence freshman.
Five women were awarded the AWS memorial scholarships in the amount of $200. They were Carolyn Dammann, Shawnee Mission freshman; Karen Dobbs, Great Bend freshman; Mart Torrence, Topeka junior, and Lesca Thompson, Topeka sophomore.
Last chance for Peace Corps test
Today is the last day to take the language aptitude placement test for the Peace Corps program in late summer and fall, said Walt Stern, director of Kansas recruiting.
Seniors and graduate students may take the 30-minute test at 4:30 p.m. today in Room 227 Fraser.
Sanders gets public health grant
Robert B. Sanders, assistant professor of comparative biochemistry and physiology, has received a $10,564 U.S. Public Health Service grant for hormone research, the department of biochemistry and physiology announced today.
Sanders is studying the effects of hormones on amino acids. Research has shown hormones double or triple the intake of acids, especially the protein in amino acids.
Former librarian wills KU $45,000
A bequest of $45,000 from the estate of Miss Bessie Wilder of Lawrence has been received by the Kansas University Endowment Association.
Miss Wilder, former documents librarian at the KU library for 32 years, died March 17, 1968 at the age of 81.
KU observatory open to students
N. Wyman Storer, professor of astronomy, announced yesterday the observatory in Lindley Hall would be open from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., May 2, to observe the planet Jupiter.
The observatory can be reached through Room 500 Lindley, he said.
Dusanic receives research grant
Donald G. Dusanic, professor of microbiology, has received a two-year National Science Foundation Grant of $40,000 for research on African sleeping sickness and the Chagas disease of South America, the department of microbiology announced today.
Dusanic is working with organisms related to the two diseases and will study how the host is infected and what effect the host's resistance has on reproduction of the parasite.
18 KU women named to AWS fashion board
Eighteen KU women have been named members of the Associated Women's Students Fashion Board for 1969-1970.
Barbara Freeman, Pratt junior;
Eva Lou Martin, Topeka junior;
Pam Miller, Overland Park
sophomore; Pam Reusser,
Cincinnati freshman; Lynn
Scheufele, Little Rock, Ark.,
junior.
Linda K. Smith, Prairie Village
The Fashion Board members are Carol Boney, Storm Lake, Iowa sophomore; Lynette Butler, Cheney sophomore; Nancy Dodge, Topeka sophomore; Casey Eike, Kansas City freshman; Debra Fox, Overland Park freshman.
freshman; Shary Stafford,
Belleville junior; Barbara Steiger,
Palos Verdes, Calif., sophomore;
Vee Ann Stephens, Prairie
Village sophomore; and Sugar
Yaun, Forth Worth, Tex.,
sophomore.
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Forty-one tapped for membership in Cwens
Forty-one freshmen women at KU have been tapped for membership in Cwens, national honorary society for sophomore women, said Mrs. James Ricks, Cwens advisor.
These women have distinguished themselves as leaders in the University community during their first year on campus, Mrs Ricks said. (The four areas in which the girls are judged are academic excellence, and maintaining a "B" average, leadership in their freshman extra-curricular events,
Tau chapter of Cwens was founded at KU in 1960. There are 22 other Cwen chapters on college and university campuses across the country.
obtaining and maintaining peer support, and receiving recommendation by an advisor they had worked with.)
Mortar Board caps 28 junior women at AWS Honors Night
Each year, Cwens redefines the direction they will take in working with the incoming freshmen to help them feel comfortable in a college atmosphere and to advise them on campus events.
Cwens meet bi-monthly to plan projects and discuss problems they have found while acting as "big sisters."
New members for the 1969-70 year have been announced by Emily Taylor, dean of women: Karen Baucom, Kansas City, Mo.; Nell Bly, Arkansas City; Laurel Lee Burt, Prairie Village; Elizabeth Burtis, La Junta,
Twenty-eight KU juniors were capped into the Torch chapter of Mortar Board, national honor society for senior women Monday night at Associated Women (AWS) Honors Night, said 1968-69 president Elaine Greenach, Quincy, Ill., senior.
Membership in Mortar Board is based on academic achievement, consistent leadership in activities and service to the KU campus.
New members are: Marilyn Baltz, Millstadt, Ill.; Lynn Birney, Miami, Fla.; Janet Bass, Hickam AFB, Hawaii; Barbara Blee, Bonner Springs; Cheryl Burnet, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Pam Castor, Kansas City; Grace
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Mason City, Iowa.
Fran Finney, Bartlesville,
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Moundridge; Dixie Hiett, Haven;
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Sandra McMorris, Leawood; Eileen Morris, Falls Church, Va.; Karna Ostrum, Shaker Heights, Ohio; Patricia Scott, Topeka; Doris Soden, Great Bend; Martha Stewart, Vancouver, B.C.; Pam Withers, Kansas City; Debbie Youngstrom, Des Moines, Iowa.
Nann Goplerud, Mason City,
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Huchinson; Ann Lowen,
Hutchinson; Ann Markley,
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Hiawatha.
Pam Meador, Hutchinson; Betsy Jane Morgan, Overland Park; Mary Kathryn Nelsen, Lincoln, Neb.; Sallie Page, Prairie Village; Patricia Parks, Elmhurst, Ill.; Pam Reusser, Cincinnati, Ohio; Darei Rock, Arkansas City.
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