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an Independent newspaper published by student’at the university of kentucky '. ' " ‘

Thursday, Dec. 9, 1971 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 405m; Vol. l.\111. \a. !»h‘ ’ L u

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By BONNI BROCKMAN 531d Plane Naser, SC ”01151118 The UK Housing Office lists “Right now open houses are Hall. “Everybody goes ape JllSl ‘
Kernel Staff Writer Committee chairwoman. 4,529 liVing in undergraduate so rare that everybody has the because boys can go training .'

Walk into a cluttered ‘Reflect opinion‘ housing out of a dorm capacity attitude that if you see a guy in around in your room for a , ,- I
dormitory room and ask its “A lot of people say the of 4,716. (These figures include the hall. you stand there and couple of hours." .. '
occupants their opinion of Housing Committee iS trying to Blandmg “i 21 graduate dorm). Stare and point," said SU-‘(m Freshman Lihl‘jx Krill}. -.
residence halls. initiate 24-hour open visitation." However. last summer there Richardson. a junior at Blanding Donovan Hall. said the nut... ;. g I»,

Chances are they‘ll smile or Naser said. “Student government were long waiting “Sis Of P0017]c TOWN. "YUU‘R‘ UIIL‘OIMUI‘IHN: unnatural because "a: 5' ; i’ ‘Tt
shrug their shoulders and say. has nothing in mind what the Who “'3”th '0 “‘1‘ in dorms. CW“ “WU?“ 3'0“ 3'91”“ ilt‘\ even help you earn. j, - 1.? my ‘

“It‘s okay." proposal will be until the results Under 13K‘s present open SUI‘PUW‘J 10 he ”my" . back i ; ,\t:ur n v . '. »'

Probe a little deeper and are F0111 PilCd. Any 5“ visitation DUNN. each residence . 01.; 1"“ _ —0_ Lilli”? ‘H‘Wn‘u‘tn work: no a: home . 3 .r .1.
answers will range from senior committee is representative of hall can have (3m. open house a ”ilVH‘N‘i’d- “11“" \‘\l‘l‘~""‘l~‘l tu- "\s l."lt_‘i". r as . . .‘t~‘ ',-,.~: .
Sharon Traylor‘s “Oh. I’m more the students and will reflect week 1‘ach dorm can choose a ”“3 ”1*” m“ ”we”! “V” ”m“; 1‘d.\l“31. it it! mid ' . ' ' f. .
than satistied with the dorm! 1 student opinion.” four-hour span for its open 1’01““ “dd" I“ “” ””mzm'“ PM" “it"s“? ‘M’ "‘ . . :1 ' .‘
couldn‘t live anywhere else Sallie Bright. a member of the house from these times; Friday dorm atmosphere. _ worm. said 1‘ ’4: ' '. ~ ' ”
without being petrified" to H 0 U S i n g (i 0 m m i t t e c 7.! i pm Saturday 1-1] p m” 1 ”link “PC” “V’l'i‘i‘i “if “-1) Bonn-er. i H '- ’. l._

. freshman Jim Laserty’s “1 don‘t subcommittee preparing the And Sandi" 18 rm. ' ‘ the) are now arc vaultd. \‘aitl rimmed} en, ,4 - . .
like the dorm. This immature Questionnaire. speculated the i} "H lreshman PW!“ ““1”- km“ PM? 0? l‘im‘ll‘ ~:‘ ‘ ~ ' ' _
stuff like putting shaving cream students will ask for 24-hour . . defend our words."
in somebodys pillow really bugs open visitation as they did last . _ ”a“? - 3. “vi-W . ;;.3_ Students an. er a . ‘
me." year. . ,e . .. . ‘ .325»- policy bit \i‘i‘VHl ~';" it \ .

In spite of the varied life styles A Stlld ent government if "° ‘ ”'1‘" r * {M .r it 2’ , which can b; at; .:.ii .i ' Z" w '3'
of the Greeks. freaks and questionnaire last spring showed a.“ . ”1.7- 1’“ M ~ " "' ‘ addition to t‘tlyii urn-Z». \ lt'g‘ .
“straights" filling the residence 40.5 percent of those surveyed ‘ ,. _“- "i O "‘. We... ““ ' i, t‘l‘cn house ’* .»
halls. a prevailing comment of wanted 24-hour OPCH ViSitilthfl. “s : aid?" -. L; ‘ iii Al lilt‘ Siiidk'ili (iti‘i \ >:l’;‘.r '.l i H '3’
the m a] ority of those 17.4 percent wanted 21—hour ' ‘ «“s a"? "' 01‘s“ MW ”1“” 1 “"1'3? - “ i.
interviewed will be: “We want open visitation. and 32.6 wanted if ,{f . fj; s - .. ()ctobcr. \illtik‘llifi . ' i it. . ...
more open houses." open houses restricted to 3 ‘3 - _ Q ~ its-M 5 i ,E- ‘ ’ R 0 P i‘ YT 01““ “l k 5‘ \ " ‘

A student government evening hours. Only 0.6 percent ‘ it. - ’7’ m... ' -\“*'”’i‘v. . president lot \tlltic” ‘ ~ i
questionnaire being distributed wanted no open Visitation. 1 i :3; ‘3 fix-‘3‘ . lilul lilt‘ indie) has \ namifi '. i
t0 dorm residents this month The administration did not ’ i- “in? " :I7;'.,‘i.~“ ’ " ~‘ the worst this year 9'
will show just how many more respond I0 ”10 SUTVCY. NUS” ' r ‘V. w t “it!“ i 1.; Hours iii-ere;a~.-.-.l ii. '
Open houses students want. said. . iiifiifij' i I f ."i It” .\ltln»ugli open ~. . u i :I' M ‘
After the results of the ‘An important issue' *’5' - rt ‘ . “ t » 4’ mm ”Kim“ “Hm , " '. ~ ._
questionnaires are compiled. a “But they’ll have to respond , 3' . § .1 g 7 gm ‘3 :x’ 1“ tom Hm W”. .1“. . 1.... . .
proposal on open V'slmim” W1” this year." Naser said. “I feel the \f ~ {:5 “Fifi-.1". . _“ \Pt'HLli open ’1 . ‘ - ' ..
be made to the administration. students” level of awareness 3. . 6] ..”= . 1» ’—"r~“:j~‘.i limited. Bland-u ‘ _ . ‘ .

concerning open houses has , I c; w wt? '" V ' President ‘dchnn \l ' ___'_ ‘ '
0,1 the cover increased this year. It's too . I :5" if??? .. ‘ ~31 “I“ ' HWY? I ' . . _

_ . _ . ‘ much of an important issue for - -2 . 3,3: is l nlike .3 \t‘a! .1 » . ' , .

i‘VCll Ill 1946 the Umversrty oi the administration to ignorp‘ It’s . ‘V . “A * llttllxt‘ eat it" licil’ ‘ ' _- .i .
Kentucky was having housing not something they can brush f it. .. 3 "T . “ L'tlillllfhl't‘ti will ..= ' .‘t i. ' . '-
problems. The picture on the underthe rug anymore." i . i; n ‘3‘ men! « l .Hl admit \I - -.k |- '
front page shows (‘harles Baird Naser said the proposal will be '5' \ n ’ \- licrc :ll\it.liit\n\ .m- ;\ c: '. f
relaxing 0” 3 UN *5! ”P in Illt‘ sent to the Dean of Students . ' V 4's . ‘\ou can‘t ‘iav . ' .- - ‘ . ’
men‘s gymnasium to house Office; Dr. Robert Zumwinklc. i _ home nnlm the out-- ~- ,~ ?. ‘ .' - -
incoming students. Vice Presrdent for Student , - \'\ comes to tainpu‘.” \. t. ., '.'- t ' ' ‘ 7

The 1046 housing problem. Affairs, and Rosemary Pond. . ’i Kookendottcr. Kl.’\\.tt. 1 “\z‘! ‘ i . ",
aggravated because barracks Dean of Residence Hall f \i‘ Students also were ~ica' .
being erected were still Programming. . . 3. _. ',’ the present policy butane .‘pt‘r‘ ’ ‘-
incomplete. was met by setting “The administration holds the . . _ ' iii _‘ house requests it int h " 7 .
up double decker cots for men. cards." Naser said. “There are , . _ 3' 5", » i i’ " submitted to the Resid: int ‘1 ilk , 5 . .'

UK’s enrollment in 1946 was plenty of students to fill the I \\ Programming 01th in -.w u: i , i
5.500 today. nearly 25 years dorms, but it doesn't give the These two pictures depict student life, one during the early 1900‘s the Wednesdd) i‘t'lt‘lt‘ the ‘ 7
later. the same housing problem administration the right to and the other during 1971. Lifestyles haven‘t changed much over dCWt‘d WWII-tr ”PF" lu‘lN‘ i . '~
still exists. (Photographs disregard the opinion of those the years. Students still line their walls with paraphernalia relevant SPCCRII 0P0" “mm“ ““1“!” d i ~ .
courtesy of UK archives). already in the dorms.“ to their era of “fins. (Staff photo by David Rose) (‘ontinur-d On Page 4. (‘01. ;; .

 ’ 2 —— THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Thursday, Dec. 9. 197] ____________________________——————-———-—— _
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‘ By NORA BECK She added that “a lot of them, months to process a Peace Corps is “What is the pay?” It‘s a living Some thingsIfHahIn lIiIad to find
. Kernel Staff Writer technically skilled people, are or VISTA application,” allowance of $75 a month, plus out for himse Once Ie went to
1 r “The best way [0 PICNIC for not volunteer-oriented people." While the two recruiters have full coverage for any medical his Pl'flke ($153“?ch (m “‘11 slum '
. VISTA is to walk off the €011ch “Sociology, political science been at their post on the first expenses. Another everydIilIy areaI ln PIlld b p {18), . JU§1 hm
e a ”1‘le a I; d lll to the and history majors will have the floor of the Student Center this queryw‘fan my husband/Wile didnt realize how IrIustratlng it aft
community .. “Id Russ lla‘ln I hardest time getting in the Peace week. they reported that eight go too? Married people can would be. hOW bOW- Md”) c0
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- former V'lST-\ tullumcm. “m h Corps] said llalilwnrelser. people ll ad a s ked tor enter either program only it VI 1 S T A Volu ntee rs Igtt , co;
1 nviw I reerkulte' I. III tl'- mourim 'Hmen‘t done well‘ Irripligdi ions b3. Wednesday their Spouses are also volunteers discouraged and never make ll to lor
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' would al‘tz'ct ills status is an has been accepted for Peace I 1'1““ “LT“; ‘UU‘HSO lUTIhlIIH '
- 1*E'P,ARTA.‘L‘\H or: rriEArai: ARTS ALiDiTlONS amaiehraihleie. Corps whim The Peace (‘OIPS ”1 ”7‘ F“"“"‘””‘-‘-‘ m”- if -"
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'. I I . . II Directed by Raymond Smith LlLkb i i u at L as a substitute for deferment as a I IlldauIbenrtIiser ancId that the .
‘ ' 9‘ »‘ WALLACEIS B k S conscientious objector is subject 1}” “It '1“ “l 0 [1? Llh‘ “All
. II . I. Sunday, DEC. 12 L00 pm. in Lab Theatre 00 tore to the approval of the local draft llIttf§{}lL Silt had to adjust Iowa»
. . I ’5 N W Reservin board the “slowmg down. “The idea
.. ' . ; - ~I Monday, Dec. l3 7:30 pm. in Gurgnol Theatre 0 9 pnIme whmtcm on“. or ‘getting In done immediately
.1 1. - i TT RDERS Textbooks ask what college courses will Sllllpl)‘ Won t work.‘ she said
1 . .‘ ,r . up. Add c, 1 : i L: L“ M . 1 - » 1 .
'. , .I . ., C C " d L 3‘ ”I'IIn "we“ Ifmm E U For The Spring Term prove most helpful to them in . \thW 30“"? VOIUHIHU
-. I , .1 . , m! be availab-e. VISTA/ Peace (mpg service. found lack of physrcal comlnls
. , ,. ' I‘ -' . . _ llaubcnreiser said. “The courses 3 hindrance Said Haubenreiser.
VI j I« ,~\ don‘t make that much “You find you can do without
.- . .' ' .- //I;:1»-jy- (N difference." Hahn added that so much. Both said they
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ent to KBY MllKl: YORVk t \LLlant Ler physieall). Horn 1910 to about 1030 hours. ll \\'a\ .ilxit lllttzletl by the then tun" m :i no: will,“ ,, 1 . g
V slum eme Staff Writer meiitJll)’ and SPlTllllUIlY~ there were no real “hours“ tor loeation ot the ell)llllll'ifl\‘\ 'lhe Arrtz). Uri-p . VV r
I 'ust The LinWL‘I‘RHy ot Kcntllek)’ Igor .ill tiraetieal purposes, the “,0”an The lthllC\ cam-e m at J WWW.” hwd U” the nortl. M the l‘ U W Ms \NV ‘ ell.:..:‘i.‘ , ' . V
th it V has a long history oi looking I h lllllll‘t-‘llml l‘l’llC) ngllll Wllll respeetable time and thii mar, C‘Jlllllll‘ and llik' Tilt": lihil ih‘l llk ”"9 “Kl‘llil’t -i‘~ V” «1* .1 k 5» ‘-' ' ' . ‘
Mllm dllLT its )oii..g women, All lll~ flktlllm 01 PdllVUW” “fill. that. for a girl to by outside the south side lhe hard} )iilltigf ii iii! ~ 11:» l 1:; ;: . .- , . . - -
V .1 colleges d“. Bug present llic first women sresidenee unit. dormitor) an” ilmner Wm- nien VVL‘TK teriaiiil'. able to d 1 ~ . 1‘ '- d l '1 k‘ ‘ ‘ i ’ J ~
9051 ' “mm—“U55 neeessitatts a close TM dOl‘l‘tllfOI’) “~15 g0V”“~_d h.‘ practically unheard ot. and traverse the distanee between ~l~.‘.. .\ 1:.1 in“ 3,“, id rpm; at; ’3 .-
” look at past regulations and their '4 bUWd 0f SUPCTV‘SOTS appomted dinner was over at () pm. There the old men‘s quadrangle and MW him? resident.“ l ~~ . . ' '
fueeess in Protecting the by the board Of trustees were other unquestioned rules. PallCTSOIi ”all. but the dl‘mii “llll lllk‘ llt‘“ ”JUNK ' "i

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lk‘ Hilx lnnOLLntS 0n Ldmpllb. ACLOI:dlng to thC 1910 UK tOO. RUlCS lllLC .‘(erSSCS only In separatlun ()1 thy SCXCS TCllL’Clel lgdfi \lllklt’lll lllllldlllfilk Clk'llllt". I.._ ~
it at Somewhere the Umversrty got bulletin, these supervisors were the formal parlor." and “wearing tllt‘ ObJCCthC. Ll llcud l‘CSIdClil'S dllllw in term i. '

an; the idea its primary role in _ three prudent, discreet, of slacks is not allowed.” ‘4 *Wdcm WOUM ““dL‘l‘ldll-d ‘- .
emazm regard to women was that of a mteulgent- women, 1“ £9“ The rules limited and the The first small ripples in llic MC“ women‘s “Nd ”Side“! “W 3.
Hrs; - parent, For years the term standing withna national religious hougemothers discouraged girls c a l m o f the previouslv hired to “close the dorm .2! f ‘ “ -,
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1'; till housemother typified the organization. from Signing out for the unquestioned hours policy flight, turn (ml the lights and
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UniverSitys guardian attitude One of the best weekends. And spending the surfaced in the early l940’s. PUl lingering dill“ 0111 In llli ' a"
file a is toward the girls. But life at Patterson was night in town (with friends of W om e n a s ked for, and cold. cold night.“ 1 f 4 l
aw ‘L . The 1930 UK bulletin-defined better than it might seem, for at the family, of course) was eventually received, permission During the .40,§ and ‘SOK ' . ' .
‘1 1; tr its in loco parentis p031t10n by the time, the dormitory was strictly forbidden. to stay out until midnight on mt“ were some rules Mi“ h '
Wm” -. assuring parents of the “one of the best in the south ” If the duration of daily socral Saturday nights. The University n o s . L 0 1 thou 1h! "
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dormitory staffs watchful eyes. The price was “gm, too—just life was limited by women’s even sponsored a ‘ hop” during meaniligleSS Thpe major one ads 2, .‘
r : The bunch“ guaranteed . a“ three dollars a week for room , . .. . .. .i . . » the “lights out“ rate At eert'iin lL' -
V V , daughters would “be, glven and board ‘ y“)! ,s NWT}: ‘ 5:: H ”V . ~ 5kg . , - 4 - u ,,V j u‘ '. ‘9 .'
or mm . - t fit {5 Vs vi, times, usually ll pm. or 1 ‘ .. ~. ' _
' NHL" ' .. Wa““" a? J ‘3’ 2 weeknights and 12 midnight on a V ‘ ’ y .

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‘llUlllll HILLEL HANUKAH PARTY 4;” .3 .9 ,s :9? s 3. weekends. the women 5 head i _ '. . ,
ile are - A ' w“ l «”3357;- I' r"- v I f‘ '7 residents arbitrarily turned “a: ', ~' , '

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1‘ th Meet at Student Center Parking Lot or Haggin Field to go to “W V ‘ irn \ ms 111‘ isV t it ea 1 V . _ . .
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to was “i . 4w pi ~. _ _ Vt: -V
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“Ml - ~ . t - L - 7:10 could sta\ out until V 3i ’ "
”C so (If a rate of five passengers This VcoeVd of the early 19008 relaxes and studies in her room. V V“ V ,Hk l5i 1.5» .
. d1 l ConSidering that dorms probably closed at 9 p.m.. she couldn’t have “l" m“ “k” m“ - ~”~ ', f
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had much else to do. (Photo courtesy of UK) titshman, who al>0 nail to l L ti; V
_. for $3.15 at M30. eould have one ””3131: :~ ._
lndS ll - i. e . (u ”' wee' ) until 8 30 l
V b“ NOW .— IS The Time the first week ot school for the ‘) l d ”k.‘ “0‘ i‘ " I f ' '
l: .——'—_———'— new freshman to today s sophisticated eon ‘ i

where TO Reserve Your L d.'l 'd _ l liavmg to come in at 10:30 . ‘ j, .

way to Spring Textbooks aste U ml "1th weeknight might sei'ni niedzw :
for ’d - I The mm was UlllquC m that 11 but to the~ average ‘ Sir ,_ ' .- '
- WALLACE 5 Book Store lasted 4 u ntil mid nlelit. College” of the '40‘s and ‘51:. x 3- ~-".
emphasising the coed‘s new Wis s dream Lttlllc ”Us ,_
r W. V . ,.' . , W _. . found treedonn Th se ehaiigt [:xtra nights granted ,
- w ‘7‘“ i ‘VWW ; - a” ‘~ mull-I" were. for the time. eonsidered :
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9 - a»: 0 ~‘ ~ “3:3” ‘ Tl - ' \mt to make '3 ewnwlu ~ ‘ "r
{s ' .- ' a ~ -~ , v-v, ‘ Vi; ~ very liberal tor a southern “ “ ‘ ‘ It ‘
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" #4: w 5%." 3 . v V t ? z 1 . I y} ab»; .1 institution. ‘3‘“ ”1 f‘V'“ ”LL ‘ H“ ' r
‘ E? ‘4 1‘: .. -, . t , ‘ ~ i. -.~';" V ' .Q L ~ ~ , extra “nigits out ii Week ». i ; _‘
lee - l3~«— ,9“; ' ' ll “ # i E l "lfll 5‘; -, L" a" L; I A 1 th 0 U 51h L k d or "f l‘llllL‘d to "iris Will" high i" r" . ' , ' ‘
2.3 :14; L _ I it it e , t H; W ' l : “fir : regulations might have seemed g ‘ 1 . l E“ ' l ' t f i " ‘
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t ends, 2; r .. -. : ¢ :2 t; j a; s 3 _.. i. ~ nit“ L‘l ”l 9Jl 2”egg: ‘: progressrve to many, the Dean ot E; “’L V'“ ‘VJ‘V‘VL‘L "l‘ Mllr L 1‘ -~ . V
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111 no _ ‘ g ‘ i. .. ‘1- ll“: 3 u" “all i,- : , _ L l t . ,{x‘ VJ ,- ..= _= Women maintained tight t‘V‘ ’0‘") “V :L ‘”"V \ ‘9‘ ; '. _
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.ernel’s ‘; Z y ‘1' j Hill .Ir.i.._/g/,f_t;fil .9“ ~-..m.~.,._w : it t/ . f sut'VL‘lllLlllCC ot her young ladies ‘L l" ”‘m‘ V‘ ~ "J“ ll” . ‘
I l l A. w" lllll‘~'e?p"‘m' ' ‘ "WEE?“ “ I w’ ’ Ll?- I’t if: ’3 throughout the 1940‘s and dorm lounge ”“1 “‘ munt ”7*" , ,' ~ 1
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0 also ié' q; . V his: if 1%th .1 52- ex 5 5 all ‘3, H V 5i J . t l 7 l t g i 1950 s. The women were able to Ll‘LVlV‘Hm ”1L lme “‘5 ' l i' - V V
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role. ‘ I: f 'é if; ”[2" 7 - w, 5* ‘. .5 ‘5“ 61‘7"» ~95 ) ‘ _~ \ V V they were able to do little else WHILE?» I‘FLV‘ ‘ L’LL ‘ l “I“; ' .

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‘tudent ; t 1le ”w; ~- l h" . 5‘ r 5 s 5 16“ 5 ‘é- as i1“ £29» ' restrictions placed on their (L . L. L” VL ( L L . . _
:3, its l ‘ i.5 . V 5,5 5_ s 5 1.. 6 ’6” k ‘_5’.5; x i— W‘ l behavior l)40 S until the late l )60 s. ‘ ’ , -
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t _ an“; ' i __ ~ ~ 9, 5 5 -..‘. 5 ”z , , A: ~- 5 . . - '2, tr 7 P J , J ‘ The idea o! no hours in; ,V ,
2- It” . i 7 , ~ L5 5 “5 6 ,e 6'54; 6 I: 9 .6 ‘ i5 q. , .v E's/l ; arents permission 3 must women had grown popular b} ~ ~
____ ‘ i '71?” .I. :V ['5 V5 ,5, ' “ 6 6 (V7 , A ‘ 5 y 7' 7_'; r - _ Unless a girl had a good excuse to“; and m ”w spring or that [V ' V
- " f 7 7‘: r" .g 759. ”a e. 6 ’6- / 6'} fl “‘5 7'77 '7 7 7 a, not to. she was required 10 11W vear the Association of Women ' " ,."
; E ’ ' 7‘ t (6‘99: "’31:: \6 ,6» -5 a» I -z 6, 6; 7* ~ 17 i in a rwdt‘ncc “all. and all students (rum) itMtlL‘ “sir . -
‘ lg '. 7 7 , -; 7*7 7 7 ’7 5‘16; ‘ 64.}23‘3'2-1 "4, .V51—;_1'~>.}’>«V’¢', ;, _ 5\ it" 9.4: J 4. , ’77. it» dormitory resrdents had to have rL-gulatcri“ liotn'g 3 poweriu V, - ,
ENT! ’- f ,. 2‘: 7.“ ~ 7 1 . ‘l v 9, Quay/0' “ 6 kg“, 6' ,_ ' :5 .'~_9~ 6 7 4 . ‘_ parental permissmn to do almost issue. 'V ~ -, '~
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"NT ' E " 1i 1 2 7 2 6’ r‘ is}, ‘91," “6‘ 9‘ 6\‘ .9 ‘ 9139377. 4, 4 ’~ 7 i‘ ’ WOITTCIT sent 2] lL‘llCT 10 CllCl‘i in lOTllldl treatment l0 lllk ." 2V
V? , .. 1, 2 ,;" ,/ a -.6 :6 V ’ V 9 .A 7:7 7 ~7 1; _; ‘- eoeds‘ home to determine what Subtcgt of men’s hours, Tm: \ ' f 7

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