University Daily Kansan / Friday, October 21, 1988
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News Briefs
COMPLEMENTARY TEXTBOOKS DISCUSSED: The University Senate Executive Committee today will discuss questions about the sale of complimentary copies of textbooks.
Parker Ladd, director of the higher education division of the Association of Teachers for Education, wrote a letter to the Faculty Senate on Sept. 7 asking it to review the sale of common stock.
Complimentary books are those that publishers give to faculty members of they can examine the books for possible class use.
The books are supposed to be kept or donated, but not resold.
"While the sale of these books . . . appears harmless on the individual level in broader perspective, we believe it is essential to your profession." Ladd wrote.
He wrote that resale of complimentary copies of books resulted in the creation of a new magazine, authors of about $1 million a year, according to statistics from the Book Trust.
In other business, SenEx will
■ hear a report on yesterday's
Board of Regents meeting.
- review a report from the Committee on Health Car Benefits.
■ discuss a Planning and Resources Committee review of the budgetary policies of Judith Ramaley, executive vice chancellor, and Del Brinkman, vice chancellor for academic affairs.
'OTTAWA COLA WAR' SCULP-TURE: The only way Stan Herd's sculpture can be seen is from an airplane, and only for about an hour.
But anyone can participate in the program. Herd, a Lawrence crop artist, needs several hundred more projects to be completed next this Saturday in Ottawa.
"Ottawa Beanfield Colar Wars" should have between 1,150 and 1,600 people standing in the shape of two horses. The Ottawa Barker, administrator <sup>4</sup> the Ottawa Arts Council. Each can, one of Pepes Williams, will be about the size of a football field.
"The point he wanted to make is a statement that he is real offended by the company that is spent by these companies to compete for the hearts of the consumer."
Barker said Herd also wanted to do something to commemorate Andy Warhol, who died last year.
People interested in being a part of the sculpture don't have to pay, but need to be there by noon Saturday, south of 23rd Street in Ottawa on
Highway 50. They should wear either a red or royal blue top.
Live music from Lawrence will be there, as well as concessions.
"We urge people to come because the more who do come, the better the sculpture will be," Barker said.
BORK TO SPEAK: "An Evening
SHOWED IN THEALL SENIOR
galley in the scheduled
the Kansas Union, has been moved to
Scally, scaly. Associated with the charlesse."
The speech will be at 8 p.m. Oct. 25.
Hoch Auditorium seats about 3,000 people, about 2,000 more than the Ballroom.
LAWRENCE POLICE AUCTIONS
Pink famingo enthusiasts might want to attend Saturday's Lawrence police department auction.
The auction, which will begin at 1 a.m. at the public library, Seventh and Vermont streets, will offer many items, including a flamingo yard ornament. All sale items have been found property by the department.
Chris Mulvenon, public information that the items either have no serial number and have not been reported as missing, or has serial numbers found in the system.
He said that about 60 bicycles, a moped, a television set, a camera, car stenes, jewelry, radar detectors, skateboards, cassette tape and other garage sale-type items would highlight the sale.
ACCUT AUTOCEIDENT VICTIM DIES:
A Wisconsin man died Monday from a accident, which occurred about four miles east of Lawrence on the Kansas Turpike at about 11:50 a.m. Sunday. A St. Luke's Hospital-spoke
William S. King, 67, of Waukesha, Wis., was transported by the Douglas County Ambulance Service to Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and was then taken by medical helicopter Luke's Lake in Kansas City, Mo.
According to the Kansas Turnpike Authority, witnesses said the 1988 Mercury Sable driven by King's wile, Alice M. King, 64, was eastbound in the right-hand lane when the right-hand lane began to drift into the passaine lane in the car in the passing lane (the car was veered back to the right, lost control and went into the southern barpit, where the car overturned).
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(Graduate Students see page 2 of the Timetable)
- Advising and Dean's Approval Stamp Periods END EARLY. Make an appointment soon to see your advisor.
CAUTIONS
- Plan your schedule well! List a good selection of alternate courses.
- Bring signed yellow Special Permission/Approval cards for courses coded I or P!
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Oct. 24-Oct. 28: All other schools
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Oct. 24-Oct. 28: School of Journalism.
Oct. 24-Nov. 4: All other schools
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