ROTC credit may change
Faculty of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will vote today on proposals which could change the amount of credit a student in the College may earn in ROTC courses, Aldon Bell, assistant dean of the college, said.
The College Educational Policies Committee will present two alternatives at 4:30 in the Kansas Union Forum Room.
The first proposal would allow students to count only eight of
the hours taken in ROTC toward their graduation requirement.
KU students currently may count a maximum of 16 hours of military and air science toward their graduation requirements. The maximum for Naval ROTC is 18 hours.
The second proposal would keep credits as they are until the College "approves a set of criteria for judging the professional control of any course or block of courses now acceptable for College credit."
New bills introduced
TOPEKA — Forty-nine new bills were introduced yesterday in the Kansas House of Representatives.
The flood of measures came up yesterday, which had been scheduled as the deadline for bills introduced by individual legislators. However, the tie-up in the bill-drafting department caused both the House and Senate to extend the deadline until tomorrow.
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Poet, editor, scholar Roger Shattuck will give Humanities talk
A producing poet who is also an editor, translator, and scholar in French literature, will speak on "Poets, Charlatans, and Utopians" tonight at 8 p.m. in the University Theater, as part of the Humanities Lecture Series.
Roger Shattuck, chairman of the department of French and Italian at the University of Texas is on a three-day visit to KU speaking to classes in French literature and art history, and graduate students and faculty in French and Italian literature.
Fund drive starts
The Heart Fund drive, which will be conducted today and tomorrow for the fourth consecutive year, will include for the first time participants from coeducational freshman dorms.
The drive, under the direction of Mrs. James Ricks, assistant dean of women, assists the National Heart Fund Association by soliciting funds from Lawrence residents.
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bills in the Kansas Legislature:
- A proposed constitutional amendment to open the way for sale of liquor by the drink in Kansas will be voted on tomorrow.
- A bill being considered would require the automatic dismissal of any student and faculty member who disobeyed a policeman's order during a disturbance.
- A resolution to submit a constitutional amendment to Kansas voters in 1970 to lower the voting age in the state from 21 to 18 years old was introduced in the House.
- Senate debate is scheduled this week on a bill to bar discrimination in the sale and rental of most dwellings.
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