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Thursday, February 3, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Full refunds end for University withdrawals
Yesterday was the last day University of Kansas students could withdraw from classes and receive a refund of their enrollment. So Ship, enrollment said yesterday.
The total number of students who have withdrawn wasn't available. More students withdraw from school later in the semester, Snoop said.
Refunds of $291.90 for in-state students and $88.90 for out-of-state students were given to those who withdrew a student identification picture nor a student identification picture weren't refunded.
Sapp said the admissions office
previously had received some complaints from students because the students didn't snow by what date they had to withdraw to receive a full refund of their fees.
A notice of the University withdrawal procedure, including fee refunds is printed on the back cover.
A notice also was sent to all academic deans at the University and to the offices of the dean of men and the dean of women of the university, the dean and withdraw and still receive a full refund.
Maggie Vargas, a spokesman from the dean of women's office, said, "I think there are quite a few (students) who don't know
Now Open for Breakfast!!!!
University, Fred McElenbie, acting dean of men, said.
on white, rye, pumpkinickel, or wheat
A Cheese 124
B Celeste Baby 124
C Turkey 159
D Roast Turkey 159
E Ham 149
F Beef Ham 149
G Corned Beef 149
H Salami 164
I Combination 164
J Tuna Fish 185
K Peanut Butter + Jelly 65
Coffee 25
Ladies Tea 25
Chocolate 25
Mr. Kibb 25
Mint Beer 25
Fruit Punch 25
Sparkling 25
Millie 25
Lancome 25
Cider 25
Hot Chocolate 25
Between 25 and 30 students have withdrawn this semester through the dean of men's office.
Laken in Season Volt Group . 65
Homade Chorme . 1.25
Salads
Sauces Salad 145
Crisp Salad 60
Baker Beans 40
Herb Salad 40
German Reheat Salad 40
Jalapeño Peppers 15
Chops regular, fries, bar, B. G.
Chips regular, Fritus, Bar-B-Q
Dessert
Pasta dialloia, apple and pancin 65
Pisalanders 50
Chocolate Layer Cake 50
Cheesecake 75
Cake of the day
Ice Cream Cones 15 254
when the last day to withdraw and get back a full refund is."
14:20 Crescent - west of the Chi Omega fontain
New open for Breakfast 842-1117
Between yesterday and March 1, students who withdraw from classes will receive a 50 discount.
Approximately 15 women have withdrawn from the University through the dean of women's office, Vargas said, and more were expected to withdraw yesterday.
Men-Thurs 7am-9pm Fr. 8am-1am Sat. 11:30-1am
Sun. 12:30-4pm
By the end of last semester between 800 and 900 students had withdrawn from the
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Reg. $ 20-$25 - $ 9^90
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