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University of Cincinnati News Record. Thursday, October 20, 1966. Vol '. '66 Gay Talbot Sue Hanni "Sally Skillman Kappa Delta Chi Omega Delta Theta Phi Alpha- -Pnotos by John Rabius dt's .~een A Busy Week or J(lnet, Court Members by Karen McC<lbe her as a contestant, Janet's "little A breathless hush envelopes the appointment book has been com- young crowd in the Columbia pletely filled." Monday, the day Room - - 10:00 p. m., Tuesday, 'of the first judging, there was a October 18: Motionless, the five Booster's Club luncheon to attend, , queen finalists wait on the band afterwards a testr in iHistory of stand." Fashion. After the Homecoming Que~n Committee co-chairman, judging at 6:00 p. m., Janet con- Bill Ribarsky shatters the silence: ferred briefly-with CINCINNATI- "UC's Homecoming Queen for AN editor ,Jim Crisholm, Tuesday 1966 is Janet Radler of Chi Orne- she wrote -homecoming invita- gao" ' tions in between studying for, a , Sharing The Limelight -textiles test and posing for, pic- Vol. 54 No.4 -: Sharing the limelight with Janet tures, "- are: Sue Hanni, Chi 'Omega, Sally The remainder of her week ran Alpha Chi Wins Skillman, Theta Phi Alpha, Gay much the same, studying for a Gilligan To Present Views; Talbot, Kappa Delta, C and Millie French test, working on the Chi -TweTopAwards Tyree, Delta Delta Delta. 0 float, attending the final judg- "I never believed I'd be up for ing, and going to a party. Satur- Initiates National Pr,ogtams Alpha Chi Omega captured the anything like this," remarked day at 9:45 a. m., NEWS REC- John J. Gilligan, Democratic candidate for the office of US_Rep- two' top awards at the annual Janet Radler 'on the night of the- ORD, editor Judy McCarty sur-: fIrst judging; ,v prised Janet with a half-hour no- s:~t~tiv~.!o:,~~:,,~~r~t !?~~~r~st",of, Ohio" will .discuss so~e ~~aY2Il~1i.s~~~~~~eh~llepic '; qcho,lar~h.ip .', Convo~ She has brown' pair ~.hazel "eyes j tice . to report for more picture- sues-the ones'fie lia~ InItIated, those that he supports, and >st1ll ',c,~tlOn, Tuesday .evenmg. Alpha and stands 5'91j~'''. 'Si' Cornell, taking. Though Janet had just set 'Others that he does-mot favor.' The' date is October' 25 12 noon Chi, had the highest, active "aver- Post-Times Star columnist, was her' hair, she managed to dry it in the Great Hall of the Student Union. A panel at f~cultY a~d,stu~ age with a 2.878. The All-Active .reportedly especially impressed and dash over to the NR office in dents representing DC will participate ina discussion with Mr. Gilligall av:~r~ge was 2.723., The ?the: so- with her graceful walk. / the rain. after' his opening remarks. -; rorities. above the all-active aver- . age were: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Janet lives in Siddall HaH, where Let Angels Slide Taft Had Say 2.823; Kappa Alpha Theta, 2.782; she was dorm proctor last sum- About the only responsibility Mr. Robert Taft, Gilligan's op- Zeta Tau Alpha, 2.762' and Chi mer.' As a Chi 0, Janet has served that the brown-hair~d coed has let 'ponent, 'has, already 'been given Omega; 2.732. ~., as Chi O-Sigma Sigma Booth co- "slide" is her Angel Flight prac-:: chairman, worked on a' Greek tice. Now there's very littler an equal opportunity to voice his Alpha Chi also pad the highest, Week Philanthropic project, and chance that she'll be marching political policies to the UC stu- ,chapter average with a 2.791. The just re~ently was a member of 'with Angel Flight Corps in the \ dents on Oct: 6 in a televised dis- All-Chapter- average was 2.668. the Homecoming 'I'icket, Commit- Homecoming parade! cussion identical to the', one plan- The , other sororities above that tee .. 'In add.ition, Miss Hadler is Sue Hanni of Chi Omega has n.ed_(or Mr. Gilligan. ' " . ,," fig~re were:' Kappa Kap~a Gam- Seniors EdItor.on the CINCIN- brown hair, green, eyes, and In 1953, Mr. Gilligan, began, his, "ma, 2.781.; .Kappa Alpha Theta, NATIAN . and _ IS a member ~ stands 5'5V2". A juniorIn TC, she political career as City Council- ,2.748;' Zeta Tali Alpha; '2'.695; Angel F'light. In her freshman admits that the honor otbeinzxon man-at-Large. After serVing"fj\fe Theta Phi Alpha, 2.&78; and Chi y.ear Janet ma.de the Dean'~ ~ist, the queeu's court keeps -her h~p- time in this capacity, he ; 'was ' >9mega,2.616; and. the, following year participa- ping. In fact, both Sunday' and placed on the, Democratic ticket,. ThefroPbyfor the most im- ~ed In ~he Soph?more Philanthrop- Tuesday nights (the. eves of the f for,G0ngressman-at-large In 196¥I proved 'o·actiye·,"average for last IC project. T~IS year -the vhazel- [udgings) she didn't get any sleep. :but was, however defeated.' T,hIS,," year' waswon by Alpha Gamma eyed queen I? ,a mep1ber of a However, Sue especially appreci- was .followed two years later by . Delta; their'<average improved Stu?ent Coun<;~l.Com~;llttee.., ated the "kindness and moral sup- election .to the US House. ofR~p- jrom 2.656 to 2.705. Since her SIsters .; .nommatcd pod that was evident all oyer resentatIves from the FIrst' DIS-- . trict, his current capacity. ' ,,' campus." .During these two years as U.S. Sue's activities include Pan-: " Representative, Mr. Gilligan has SC'Tables V'iet Propos-al; hellentic representative, NEWS worked ,on, the Interstate and RECORD typing editor.xand stu- John Gilligan f Foreign Commerce Committee, GOY,t. Convocorion, Oct. 29 e Continued on Page 3) the Public Health and Welfare Committee, and the Special Sub- At the last S. C.' Meeting it was to voice the opinion of the student committee on-Health, Education revealed that Student Court had body?" "- and Welfare, Study. In the area placed an injunction on the Viet- Wherels Charlie? Other important matters brought of public interest, Gilliga-n attend- nam proposal. Student Court or- up at the meeting were as 'fol- ed several conferences. Of prom- ~dered that S.C. shall not pass any lows: The SC hadinitiated a study inence 'was his' meeting in Wasp- re~ohitionscoi1cerning Alt. III of police and safety on campus' ington., on July 15, with public ' Sec. II, Subsec. G; of SCConstitu- THIS PAST SUMMER, and not o officials 'and business leaders tion.However, Section G doesn't just as a result of recent inci- from this district and officials of really exist, because if was never dents. Dean Nestor' said that the the Federal Aviation Agency on passed. It was generally believed Physical Plant in charge of sec-' the development of the Blue Ash by SC thatthe proper number of urity has increased the security Airport. As a result, $700,000 was votes was castin favor of Subsec. personnel by ninetyper cent. Al- made available for this 'purpose, . G. whereas tliis/is'uot the case. so, a 'project to greatly increase Therefore, 'Student Court -has In addition; Mr. 'Gilligan in- campus lighting has been -started. itiated the Congressional Study. placed an injunction upon an im- There shall be one election this Tour, a program which gives . aginary clause in .,.SC" Constitu- . year of SC' officers,' instead of qualified high school -students the tion. I the usual two. Students on' Sec. opportunity to go to Washington The 'Nletnam proposal was ~ II Co-op may vote by mail. Also, for a week of intensive political amended and-fabled. The resolu- the Engineering Tribunal shall for study during the summer: Gilli- lion shall now read, "RESO'LV- the first time include a freshman gan introduced a number of bills ED, that MEMBE"RS of SC of UC representative. Petitions for SC during his term, ranging from do hereby express THEIR sup- offices will soon be available and improvement of "mass urban port ... " instead of-as previous-, will be 'due February 24. ~ transit systems" all; the way to ly stated, RESOLVED that the "classification of allowable in- SC of the '-UC, <. representing the SC in conjunction with the Ath- come tax' reduction's for, teach- students of the UO, does hereby letic Department shall endeavor IF YOU'RE WOND'ERING / ers." Since' January, -over 850 <, express its support . ," The to get maximum, school support around and confused about .jresidents of, the' District have motion was passed that the, topic and publicity for the regionally- where the bust of Cbarles Mc- t'/isited Mr. Gilligan's office, and - for the All-Student Government televised Tulsa-UC Game, which Micken has ,been lately, see he has received and answered Assembly to be given October 29, has a potential audience of 11 page four. , some 25,000 letters. shall be "Does SC have the .right million people. -PhoJo by John Rabius y ~age I wo tj'NfVERSly"l'Ot: 'el NC'INNJATINEvvs'rfEcdRD T~~llS)rsdaYlOclobe"~ 2(!)~['1966 Capacity, Attends Knowledge Of H/ang On Ramsey' Universityc Com,mittee'Fotmed by Frank Melcher God\ "Hang on Ramsey," the Ramsey To ,.SurveY Sec;urify",Problems Lewis Concert - Dance held last We were always meant to Friday at the Topper Club, was A University Security Cornmit-. garages for all night protection; 2) Coverage of the Scioto com- know God . to be deeply a swinging" success. The crowd tee, formed to receive ideas and /5) added weekend coverage of 'plex during daylight hours. aware of His, infinite nature was not all "in" as many had suggestions on the' 'UC security' French and Dabney Halls.
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