Apartment Rule Discussed
At AWS, YWCA Open Forum
The apartment rule was the
main topic of discussion by AWS
and YWCA candidates for office
in a forum Tuesday.
Pat McCorkle, candidate for
AWS vice president, said that she
felt that the apartment rule
should not be completel y
abolished. “Something should be
changed, though,” she said. She
went on to say that discussion be
tween faculty and students, not
polls such as the one recently
taken, is the step to effective ac
tion.
KIT THORPE, candidate for
YWCA secretary, said that the
apartment rule must stand be
cause the administration is re
sponsible for the action of the
students, and they must have a
basis for their actions. “I feel
that they really don't care if stu
dents other than freshmen obey
the rule or not. I don’t think it is
as big a problem as they are mak
ing it." she said.
“There is no sense of having a
rule that can't be enforced.” said
! Nancy Erland. who is running for
AWS vice president. She went on
to say that the rule would not be
effective unless “apartments were
patrolled."
EXPRESSING her views of
AWS and the Legislature. AWS
presidential candidate Joan Yasui
said that the representation in
the Legislature should be read
1 justed so that the women were
equally represented. She pointed
out that the president of Heads
of Houses, who has one vote in
Legislature, represents all women
living in sororities, dormitories
and co-ops. Kwama president, she
! said, also has one vote, and she
represents only 35 girls.
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I Kit Thorpe, candidate for
! YWCA secretary, said that the
YWCA cannot effectively play its
role on the campus unless wo
men are informed of its activities.
She feels that informal discussion
j carried on a door-to-door basis in
the dorms would be effective, al
though time consuming.
DISCUSSING the effectiveness
! and role of AWS, Pat McCorkle
said, "The women don’t know
1 what AWS has power to do. We
must get the point across to
them.”
Jane Capito, candidate for AWS
historian, said that AWS can only
inform the women of its role by
person to person contact.
Nancy Wohlford, YWCA presi
dential candidate, explained her
theory: "We must define our posi
tion and the purpose of the or
ganization in order to find our
real job." She proposed a general
meeting open to all women stu
dents once a month in order to let
the women know what the groups
representing them are doing.
Job Opportunities
A representative of the Shell
Oil Co. will interview students
on Feb. 18 and 19 for a job in
Seattle. Washington. Degree re
quired is BA in Business Admini
stration with a major in account
ing, finance or marketing.
* * *
A representative from the U.S.
Public Health Service will inter
view men with majors in com
municable disease, biological sci
ence, English, social science, his
tory, political science, journalism,
public health, foreign languages,
economics, philosphy and public
administration Friday for posi
tions in California and other west
ern states.
• * *
Union Carbide Consumer Prod
ucts will interview majors in busi
ness administration Feb. 20 for
positions on the west coast.
* * *
Simmons Company will inter
view students with majors in
business administration or liberal
arts to be trained in San Francis
co, on Feb. 20.
Bridge Tonight
The Student Union Duplicate
Bridge Club will meet tonight
at 7 pjn. in room 101 of the
Student Union. Admission is
25 cents. All students are in
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DUPLEX suitable foe 4 students.
Large living room, tiled bath,
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$115 per month. D1 5-0768.
COMFORTABLE furnished room,
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Cooking facilities if desired.
Phone DI 4-7550 after 5 p.m..
BACHELORS cottage. Two rooms
and bath. Utilities furnished.
$40. Call DI 2-2519.
QUIET, RESTFUL room away
from campus for male student.
DI 4-5481.
ONE BEDROOM apartment. $45
month. Phone Joe Sherman DI
5-7332 after 7 p.m.
5 BEDROOM furnished house 3
blocks from campus. Suitable
for 10 students $27.50 each. DI
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QUIET IN WALNUT ORCHARD.
One bedroom unit, stove, refri
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furnished. Student couples pre
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LARGE comfortable room for two
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WANTED
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February 18. $12 round trip. Call
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST—An Alpha Xi Delta gold
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I had a dream the other night,
when everything was still,
I thought I saw an Alpha,
running down the hill.
YELLOW GOLD with sapphire
and diamond lost February 4th,
vicinity of Straub Hall dining
area. Sentimental value. Rick
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SIAMESE CAT, male sealpoint—
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