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Thursday, Feb. 14, 1962
Housing List-
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(Continued from page 1) of the people said the rooms were already taken, and the fifth didn't answer the door.
The letter that the CRC had planned to send to the University expressing a knowledge of the complaints that were to be made and an interest in seeing the situation corrected will still be sent,
it was decided yesterday evening,
Bus Service-
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to the previous early evening
and one returning late.
"There is no point in having it run every 20 minutes." she said.
She was also in favor of a bus going downtown on Thursday nights when the stores are open.
"The girls were trying to support it, I think, but there were too many buses," she said.
Jeanie Hinderliter, Ottawa junior and treasurer of Hashinger Hall, agreed that the schedule ran too often.
She felt that the lack of night buses would put a damper on evening campus activities.
Mary Ellen Kennedy, Wilmetta Ill., freshman and president of Corbin Hall, said "Judging from the women on the floor those who had night classes would be disturbed because it was their only means of transportation."
She also pointed out that there were many who didn't ride the bus at all.
Lois Freudenthal, Overland Park senior, said that last year such a service was advertized extensively but nobody used it.
Sherry Zillner, Mission junior and president of Pi Beta Phi, said that the girls had been so busy with Rock Chalk that they haven't been using the bus.
"Just because one case has been brought up, it does not lessen our stand." Warner said.
In co-operation with the CRC, the Human Rights Committee of the All Student Council decided last night that they would also send a letter expressing their concern in seeing the edict enforced, stated Frank Thompson, Iola junior and chairman of the HRC. In addition to this letter, Cordell Meeks, Kansas City junior and civil rights co-ordinator for the HRC will send one of his own.
Meeks is also going to check with some people that he knows of who had trouble getting housing during the semester change.
"The Chancellor's policy is clear, we want to see that it is carried out." Thompson said. "People are hesitant about filing complaints, but if they will file their complaints with us, we will take them to the University."
Pediatrics Prof. Gets 5 Year Grant
The award is for an initial period of five years. His research relates to rapid diagnosis by immunologic means.
Chien Liu, associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City has received a research career award from the National Institutes of Health.
In Kansas City he has been working in the fields of virology and immunology. In addition he has been providing teaching clinical pediatrics.
Fee payment, which began Tuesday, will continue until noon Saturday at the Business Office, 121 Strong Hall.
Starting Monday the office will fine students $2 a day for late fee payment.
Fee Payments Due By Noon Saturday
Students whose last names begin with letters T-Z should pay today, and A-H, Friday. Those who have not paid by Friday may pay Saturday.
All students should bring their ID's to validate their receipts. Students whose fees are to be paid by someone else must pick up their own fee cards and take them to the Business Office to facilitate proper billing.
BOWLING is FUN!
The office warned that students waiting until the last minute will be forced to stand in long lines before they can pay.
Try It This Weekend at Hillcrest Bowl
Mayor Bans Book
PATERSON, N.J. — (UPI) Mayor Frank X. Graves has banned a sociological study on Mexican family life from the Paterson Public Library because it "contains language that does not belong in the vocabulary of a school child."
9th & Iowa
He said yesterday he ordered the library's two copies of "Children of Sanchez" by Dr. Oscar Lewis removed after receiving a letter complaining that pupils in East Side High School had been assigned to read the book.
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This domestic version of the Peace Corps would operate much like the overseas branch—low pay, assignment to projects only at community invitation and under local supervision.
Kennedy told Congress he was pleased that every country where Peace Corps members are assigned has asked for more of them; and also, that applications for admission to the Corps last month totaled 4,435—about five times the number of applications received in January, 1962.
Youth Corps-
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