CYR interrupted
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law student and candidate for student body president, challenged this. "If the bill would take the double penalty of arresting the individual plus dispelling him from the University, I would be against it."
Mark Edwards, Emporia junior and CYR president, said the meeting was announced as being open and he was not disappointed by what happened. "I thought Frizzell was very effective," he said.
As the meeting continued several radicals became dissatisfied and left. They termed Frizzell's comments and
The intensity of the meeting digressed. The topic went from the specific questions about the bill to more general ones about procedures for effective change.
responses as "evasive and irrelevant."
Frizzell argued that change would come from proper contacts with the state legislature. The students attacked this process as being slow. By 10 p.m. nothing had been resolved, and the meeting disbanded.
"I enjoyed the discussions," said Frizzell, "reasonable minds can differ." However, he added, "at times I didn't think that the 'open discussion of ideas' was going to be a discussion of any ideas but theirs."
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"Just yesterday morning," Miss Fowler said, "there were more than 200 ballots cast at the Kansas Union." "Only about 80
Debaters strong in tournaments
Two KU debaters, Bob McCulloh, Mission junior, and David Jeans, Independence, Mo., junior, were the only team in the nation to place in three recent California speech tournaments, said Dann Parson, KU debate coach.
McColloh and Jeans placed fifth out of 55 at UCLA, third of 62 at Redlands College and fifth of 52 at the University of Southern California, Parsons said.
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ballots were cast there in one day last year," she said.
The polls will be open until 6 p.m.today, Miss Fowler said.
An opinion poll on Peoples Voice-sponsored alternatives to the code was discussed by the ASC but rejected because of legal technicalities.
Such a poll will be included on the spring general election ballot, Rick von Ende, Abilene, Tex., graduate student and ASC chairman said.
Also on the spring ballot will be a poll concerning a possible revision of the school calendar ending the first semester before Christmas vacation.
"This would mean that students would take finals before Christmas holidays, then have a month vacation," von Ende said.
Last day to vote on Senate Code
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