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K th bi ru h... by Lee Turner and Virginia Mackey with photogenic aid of .lonell Ashcraft Sally Ann Receives a Warm Welcome page lwellfly-ZWO initial amazement. All-American Nick-One of the Brothers a warm gridiron grip. uFull of sound and fury signifying nothing -or practically next to nothing-is the annual Mr. Oread Marathon known as rush Week. Since leap year comes in 1952, Which really isn't a Very good reason, for your edification, and otherwise, we're going to expose the typically innocent for practi- cally innocent-they're sophomores this year, you knowj feminine rushee to the pure life and clean
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Just as Americans Make America - the Students are the Backbone of KU . . . Fraser, the University's Oldest Hall, is a Hub of Friendly Conviviality. t u d n t . . the Facts plan the big rush the new K U-eds the new men a cartoon candids
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Battenfeld Houses Top Scholars the perpetual straight-A, or bust! plan . 1 Donald Dirks, President, FA membership is composed of both men and Women, Creeks and lndependentsg and virtually every re- ligion, race, and creed is represented. FACTS' stand on the various issues in the last all school election apparently was shared by a majority of the students. ln record voting FACTS claimed victory by winning a majority of the seats on the All Student Council. Now that FACTS has gained some measure of control in student government, it is faced with the problem of carrying out its campaign promises and with establishing the principles which prompted the party's formation. To these ends FACTS will carry on its fight for student government based on issues to replace the forced and unreasonable Creek-lndependent system. lt will continue to sup- port wider student participation in campus af- fairs, and in student government particularly. FACTS is not interested in perpet- uating itself in power. True-FACTS will try to win every election, but its democratic structure pre- vents it from becoming a Hone party government . FACTS Members Discuss Student Problems Shirley Thomson., F rank Linclemuth, and Lou Ann F mee. CTS FACTS' purpose is to take a side on campus politi- cal issues and to force its opposition to do like- wise. This, we feel, is the way to bring democracy to student government at K. U. If this can be accomplished, FACTS feels that the basic intelli- gence of the student voter will determine the proper direction on issues of interest, and that an active and progressive student government will result. . I DONALD NELSON DIRKS President, FACTS
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