Kennedy excites McGovern people in Minnesota

Questions about the overcrowded situation of fresh­ man were hurled at Fr. James Riehle, director of Student Housing, last night at an informal rap session in Sorin Hall. He opened the floor immediately for questions, and the barrage did not halt until two hours later. In response to the present housing situation he stated that as of September 12 there were 28 beds available and a problem of some overcrowded freshmen who are reluctant to leave halls and-or room where they have already made friends and settled down. He stated emphatically that he might resort to forcing overcrowded frosh out of rooms if necessary, and he added that transfer students living off campus would gladly take advantage of the open room s, but he wished to alleviate the overcrowding as soon as possible. As to future housing plans he said that, in spring, many will be forced off campus. He left open the means of deciding who stays or leaves, but expressed a strong opinion