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By Deb Bettenhausen
Once a highly prestigious campus
organization, Kosmet Klub has fallen
victim to indebtedness and declining
membership, according to Student
Activities Director Jack Guthrie.
Kosmet Klub was created in 1911,
according to former club advisor Frank
Hallgren, who left his post in 1989 after
ten years with the club. The club's
initial purpose was to "produce original
theatrical productions with all-male
casts," Hallgren said.
Kosmet Klub productions were once
tradition on campus. The Fall Revue, a
production of skits, was customarily
presented on Thanksgiving Day by
fraternities and sororities. Coed Follies
were all-women productions whose
audiences were also exclusively female.
From the Coed Follies grew the
s to debts
tradition of Greek Follies, skits pre
sented by all Greek houses on campus.
Guthrie said the club has nearly been
uiipri bv the lack of money. In former
years $15,000-20,000 was spent on each
.production and debts resulted he said.
Kosmet Klubs last production was
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest which
was presented in the spring of 1973.
Guthrie said this production reduced the
debt considerably, but the club still
lacks the money to pay off all of its
debts.
Bernie Wurth, vice-president of last
year's organization, said he thinks there
is no interest at all in the club.
Donald Miller, present club a3visor,
said Kosmet Klub is planning a direct
mail appeal to their alumni, in hopes of
receiving enough donations to pay off
the indebtedness.
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By Rusty Reno
A succussful refriger
ator rental program has
established one of, if not
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Residence Hall Associa
tion (RHA). President Tim
Evensen said at Thurs
day's meeting in Abel
Hall.
In five days 450 refri
gerators were rented,
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The income from the
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lines of communication
are opened to each dorm
itory on campus.
Also at the meeting,
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rules that states, "Halls
or floors which do not
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at the beginning of the
year may not change their
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It was reported that
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