UO Dormitory Changes
Move Women Into Susie
Several changed have been
made thin year In University dor
mitories. Susan Campbell hull, for
the last two years a men's dorm,
has been turned over to women In
order to accommodate the greater
number of freshman women en
rolled this year.
Half of the Vets dorms, which
v/ere condemned last year as fire
hazards, have been torn down.
The rest will serve as housing for
ft ashman men, according to H. p.
Barn hurt, director of dormitories.
"Although we would like to see
the rest of the Vets dorms torn
down when the new wing on John '
Straub is completed, we expect at j
least a hundred men next year
Athletic Office
Distributes Cards
Student athletic cards will be
issued Wednesday through Kri-!
day at the athletic business office
in McArthur court, according to'
Ted Bouck. athletic business man-1
ager. The cards will admit stu
dents to Saturday night's game
in Portland.
As a special service to students,.
the athletic cards will also i>e
availai)|e 1mm two booths at
Gate P at Multnomah stadium.
All students must enter the sta
dium through this gate, accord
ing to Bouck. Tickets will be
available from 12:30 p.m. until
game time.
Gate B is located on S. W.
18th avenue.
.Students must present their
registration cards in order to se
cure their athletic tickets.
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who cannot be accommodated In
the new dorm,” Raid Barnhart.
Fraternity council’s policy to
ward hoarding member* In fra
ternity' houses will make it pos
sible for more transfer students
and veterans to live in fraternity
houses, according to Kay Hawk,
associate director of student af
fairs.
Casanova Speaks At Thursday Rally
Puddles will be introduced and
Coach Len Casanova will speak at
the first rally of the year Thurs
day at 6:10 p.m. on tho steps of
Johnson hall, Rally Board chair
man Bally Htadleman announced
today.
Miss Htadleman said that quar
terback George Shaw and Center
Ron Rheister will also talk. After
yells led by Yell King Tom
Gaines and his squad, a movie of
the Idaho game will be shown in
the Student Union ballroom at ap-:
proximately 7 p.m.
Campus clothes will bo in order
for Saturday's Portland game ac
cording to camuus social chair
man Kay Partch. Freshmen will
be required to wear rooters lids:
and green ribbons. Order of the \
O, lettermen’s organization, will j
punish freshmen violators.
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