University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, October 19, 1968
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Professors listen to Gary Shapiro, professor of philosophy, discuss the psychoanalytic aspects of art. Left to right: Gene Harrison, associate professor of visual arts education; Rudolf Radocy,
professor of music education; Stephen Addiss, professor of art history; and Anne El-Omiami, professor of visual arts education and curator of education at Spencer Museum of Art.
Sary Shapiro, professor of philosophy, discusses Sigmund Freud's writings about Michelangelo's sculpture "Moses."
Four professors for price of one
Class gives students wide view
By Debbie McMahon
Kanean staff writer
Kansan staff writer
Students in a cross-disciplinary class are getting four times the instruction for the price of one.
The class has four instructors who teach the four subjects of philosophy, art history, visual art education, and art and design.
"What I like best is being able to hear the professors from the different schools that are teaching each other what Jill Lindstrom on with them," said Jeff Lickard, a Leawood senior who is making in philosophy class. "The class is new to me so I really like it, think my knowledge and appertion to the field has increased tenfold."
"At first I thought you could...brush the surface of the idea, but then material is hard to obtain or material available that you can get deeply into one area which you like."
This is the first time the experimental class has been offered. Whether it will ever be offered again will be determined in March by evaluation by its sponsor, the Getty Center for Education in the Arts.
The class, Cross-Discipine-
Studies in Art. The Tradition of the Human Figure, was made possible through the assistance from the J. Paul Getty Trust. KU is one of 10 educational institutions offering the course to help improve
The 500-level class is found in five different sections of the timetable, but the 28 students enrolled there do not meet all days, they meet for a lecture from at least one of the four instructors in the Spencer Museum of Art, and on Thursday, they have a drawing at the Art and Design building.
Teaching the class are Stephen Adlis, professor of history; Gwen Horsley, professor of art;phy; Michael OT, professor of art; and Georion Horrosion, assistant principal.
Anne El-Omani, assistant professor of visual arts education and Spencer's curator of education, coordinates the class.
She said that the professors worked well together.
"All the professors are very collegial," El-Omami said. "They've been able to come to a common
ground in what they feel is necessary for the field.
Teaching the course challenges the professors because some students have no background in fields of art, design or drawing. EO Omami said.
"The trick is making it valuable to both the new student and the experienced student," she said.
Gene Harrison, assistant professor of visual education, said,
"We're trying to show the students
that there are alternatives and
different points of view.
"My point of view is that the people in the class, regardless of their background, may end up teaching sometime in their career, whether it is as graduate teaching or just high schools, or even their own kids.
Commissioners hear debate on traffic changes
By Deb Gruver
Kansan staff writer
Debate on downtown traffic changes erodes more than an hour at last night's Lawrence City Commission meeting, but commissioners came to no decision and deferred the issue another week.
Representatives of both the Chelsea Group and george Butterliffe Associates, a joint consultant, spoke at the meeting.
various ways to eliminate that traffic problem
John Langstrum, a Lawrence lawyer with the Chelsea Group, said he had received the Butler review of traffic changes and did not agree with its findings.
Bertford was met by opposition from Chelsea representatives. The Chelsea group is the form of the governing body in England.
Paul M. Bertrand representing the Butler engineering and architecture firm based in Riverside, Calif., traveled with a team of traffic traveled along Connecticut Street and Seventh Street to bypass the intersection of Mass Ave. and Lexington Boulevard.
Lungsturm she did he not consider the study by the Butler firm reliable. He said the Butter recommendations viewed the riverfront project as a center of an outlet shopping center. Lungsturm, as well as
"This doesn't assess the riverfront well." Lungs trum said.
Lawrence's future did not include a large mall in the southern downtown area.
"It just causes me to question the relatability of the entire report," Langstrom said
unmammally approved a revised site plan for E & E Specialties, 9th E, 28th St.
The final decision on changes to the downstream area will be made at new Tuesday's commission.
In other business, commissioners:
unanimously approved a site plan for a fitness center and office at 3328 Mesa Way.
unimplyly approved a report on 15th Street and Kaiser Drive traffic light design recommend
Landlords enter without warning
Tenants question legality of workers entering apartment without permission
By Jeremy Kohn Kansan staff writer
When Darla Walton came home one afternoon in late September, she found her apartment door unlocked and uninvited workers in her doorway.
"I came home, and they had our doors open, painted them," said Walton. Freshman living at Barker Apartments, 244 Front Road.
Walton's lease said that management could enter the residence during reasonable hours after reasonable notification.
"I would assume we've given reasonable notice to everyone." Paul said.
"There is no notice that anybody's leased property would be entered," she said.
Cindy Paul, manager of Boardwalk
Apartments, said the tenants should
have assumed that their apartment
had been inkecked during the painting.
However, no mention of unlocking the apartments and painting doors was made in the flyer.
According to the Kansas Landlord-Tenant Act, landlords must give notice for entry into their apartment and provide able hours. A landlord can enter without tenants' permissions in an attempt that threatens life or property.
Camille Dalager, director of the Consumer Affairs Association, said Paul's explanation did not show tenants had received reasonable notice.
Walton and Tricia Bloyd, Baldwin
Senior and another boardwalk tent
manager, both work in the apartment staff repeatedly had entered their apartments without permission.
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KU debate team wins 21 awards in 3 weeks
When it comes to tournament performance, the KU debate team is irreputable.
"Debate is one area that KU is just as good as any big Ivy or loy League school," said Robert Rowland, director of forensics.
This weekend, the team won the Empson State University Debate tournament, and the team recorded. Rowland described the tournament as one of the most competitive in his state.
At tournaments in the last three weekends, the debate team has won 21 awards.
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Eric Torske, consumer affairs specialist at the Consumer Affairs department of the state, said this procedure in violation of law. Twait's lease was no mention of entry rights, but Torske said it was not a violation and included or not mentioned in a lawsuit.
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"Neither a tenant nor a landlord can waive his rights by a written contract." Torskew said.
William L. Lemeswa, owner of William University Terrace, said Twist's assistance in maintenance procedure was corrupted but declined to comment further
Dense Twist, St. Louis, Mo., senior and a resident of University Terrace Apartments, 1928 W. Ninth St., said requests any time after requested tennies filed them in the complex office. No notice of the entry or the completed job was
"If it's fixed, you know they have been here," Twist said.
Barry Pickens, Wimfeld senior and Charles Krauss, Wichta junior, placed first in the tournament's team competition.
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Two other two-person teams also placed in the top five, and five KU debaters received individual awards. About 20 people participate in KU's
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Some tenants in Lawrence said their landlords entered their apartments for maintenance without giving them reasonable notice.
If confronting the landlord with evidence does not alleviate the problem, the judge in small claims court could allow the tenant to quit the lease before it was completed.
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Several options exist for tenants who think their rights have been abused. Daleman said tenants should document evidence of unannounced immediately writing to the landlord and a letter of why the entry occurred.
The law says tenants can quit their leases if they can prove that their landlord violated entry laws.
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Debate at the University of Kansas is not limited to tournament debate. Rowland said he was in the process of preparing KU BU Parliamentary Debate Society.
Rowland said he was impressed with the team's performance at the tournaments.
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"I'd say it's a frequent occur rence," she said.
"On a lot of squats, it's not easy to walk on, but a lot of our strongest debaters just walked on the team." he said.
Since January, about 300 students have called Consumer Affairs Association to ask them to report theGER said to 100 to 150 students mentioned that handlers entered without
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"So far this year, we are averaging
Michelbach said that another attraction of the debate team was that it allowed students who weren't recruited to join the team.
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"The team is so successful because we have some of the best debaters in the country, and we have a large squad." Michelbach said.
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selection placed fifth in the tournament
which included David Goddard freshman Michelbach also ranked in the top of the individual
about 1.2 team and individual awards for every team that we send to a tournament. "Rockland said. If we win, the team will, we will have a great year."
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