FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1959
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government is not al
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job becomes doubly
approach someone ant
is not even sure will ex
This is the problem w
sents itself in this spri
tions. At the same time
delegates are running fo
assembly under the pro;
organization of student,
ment, the student bod
voting on' whether to e
the assembly.
University party c
Frank Pearson and
Steele, Campus party
both agree that the str .1
cumstances are not 1
present any problems.
Pearson said that th• parties
are faced with two alte natives—
"we can either run thr; e people
for the existing All-Uni • rsity of
fices (president, vice president
an d secretary-treasurer) or we
can run 18 to include the assem
bly."
Steele said he was confident
the referendum would pass. Pear
son agreed with him, saying that
even if it didn't pass, Cabinet
could overrule it with a three
fourths majority and thus vote
itself out of existence.
Pearson said he had faith in
the proposed reorganization and
"unless something radical hap
pens," he thought it would go
through.
The intra-party officers, Pear
son said, would become more im-
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istent'Offices
ndidates to run for offices in student
ays an easy job for party chairmen.
s for its apathy in such matters, the
ifficult when a party chairman must
asklim to run for an office which he
st.
Mich pre
-Ig's elec
lhat class
the new
!lased re
govern-
-1 will be
en have
portant than ever in this election
because of the large number of
candidates.
He said that class officers would
have to take some of the work
from the party officers. Pearson
added that the class officers would
have to get out and work in their
classes and do more campaigning
for the party.
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;key to
Snavely Leaves Post
Dr. Benjamin L. Snavely has re
turned to his duties as physicist
with the U.S. Naval Ordnance
Laboratory at Silver Spring, Md.,
after two years as acting director
of the Ordnance Research Lab
oratory here.
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Judicial Plan-
(Continued from' page one)
pus tribunals would be the re
sponsibility of the Association of
Independent Men. •
AIM has already undertaken
the job to set up residence area
tribunals as specified in the
new constitution.
Similar provisions have been
made for Women's Student Gov
ernment Association Judicial, and
the lnterfraternity and Panhel
lenic Councils Boards of Control.
Each will specify its own struc
ture, selection of members and
jurisdiction.
The original plan made spe
cific provisions for the number
and selection of members. The
presidents of the above organi
sations objected to this because
they felt that much of their
present jurisdiction would be
taken away.
In another minor change, the
chairman of the Supreme Court
will be elected by court members
rather than having the job rotated
among its members as was asked
by the reorganization committee.
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the War of 1812.
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Last year we had the pleasure of meeting many
engineering and science seniors during our visit
to the campus. As a result of our discussions, a
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We'll be back on the dates below ; and this
notice is your invitation to come in and see us.
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Seek. Room Preference—
(Continued from page one)
rob them of their seniority prefer
ence. .
Mueller also told Miss Frank
that girls living in . Stephens.
Ewing, Hoyt and Lyons Halls
could request room assign
ments in groups because they
are being moved by the hous
ing department to make way for
incoming freshman woman. -
He said it was unnecessary to
allow other independent women
to move in groups since room
transfers are being discouraged
and any transfers made would be
carried out on the preferential
system.
Miss Frank said it was the
feeling of Leonides Council that
a plan allowing independents dis
placed by sorority growth to get
first room preference would go a
long way toward keeping soror
ity-independent relationships on
a friendly basis. She said she did
not feel the number of coeds mak
ing use of this plan would be
Ilarge enough to cause difficulties.
1 "These women can only ask
for unassigned rooms which
they know will be vacant—for
instance, the rooms of graduat
1' ing seniors," she said. "They
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Seattle • Mahn& • Melbourne, Florida
will not be displacing , anyone
because they can't ask for rooms
which have already been as
signed.'
The new sorority housing plan
calls for sororities to draw up a
list of needed spaces to be pre
sented to the housing department
each spring. Under this plan, if a
sorority needs a greater num - her
of spaces one year than the last,
then independents living in rooms
requested by sororities will be re
assigned. The original plan also
suggested special consideration
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