University Daily Kansan
Thursday, July 29, 1976
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he had take the cult and study of anology more total
Comment Summer's lease hath all too short a date
By RON HARTUNG
Contributing Writer
And so, as the July sun slowly sinks into history, the fierce August sun, preparing to assume its thrones, glares down at a woman, in an act of homeland humanity in the vicinity of Mt. Oread.
Ain! he sneers. That telltale pallor can
maint only one thing—summer school
At the end of this week the old KU whistle will sound an agonized retreat, and obedient buildings will belch forth their prisoners. And we, squinting mole-like in the brightness of the outside world, will taste freedom once more.
SUMMER SCHOOL, that nafrious conspiracy against rest and relaxation, is sizzling to a halt—and not a moment too. The hapless student, alternately charroiled by the sun and freeze-dried by the rain, masters on the brink of scholastic insanity.
So he's forced to the musical conclusion:
I ever I would leave you, KU, it is sure hell
wouldn't hurt.
He bclings to a memory that once, in the dark past, summer was a time of butterflies. Dill Bars and long trips—in the Exploration of the Economy, or Remedy of Hivensei 101
Let's not be hasty here, however. This summer school experience has had its moments. What can match the thrill of striding over a University sprinkler just as the authorities decide to press it into service? And who among us hasn't santered through the Union to the infectious rhythm of dueling jackhammers?
AND CERTAINLY the campus is more scenic during the summer than in winter, spring or fall. For the husky young college man there's the captivating sight of scantily clad young maidens frisking about from one class to another. For the appreciative college woman that's the stirring sight of scantily clad women, she's building buildings in a single day. And for those who eschew such sightseeing, there's always the camillean.
But then there's that disturbing element of summer school: school. Education, indeed, takes some severe body blows during the long, hot summer. Some courses
simply do not lend themselves to condensation, nor is every student made of stren enough stuff to spend salty mornings wolfing down knowledge that, during the school year, would have been spoon-fed him a morsel at a time.
Nor are all faculty types safe from academic heat prostration. The normally gentle, understanding professorial soul becomes surprisingly testy when caged for their safety in the university undergraduates. He is, of course, under terrific pressure; he has to convince his unruly charges that they were wise in spending good money to sit inside a clammy building on a glorious, sunshine day when students have been punished one should have to bear such a burden.
BUT NOW, for the diligent among us, the reward has come. We've been tossed a bone (an A, an ideally) and told to run along and play, because summer's almost over. Good lord! summer's almost over! And we're just going to start some serious pleasure-seeking.
Many a summer student's willpower turns to mum when confronted with the age-old dilemma, to study or to play. We recognize readily the weaklings among us; the token tanned classmate, the catnapping coed, the regularly empty chair.
So what can we do but scramble for the doors. In an unending stream come the summer school students—pouring forth from the belly of Watson,咦ing out of Wescoe, positively dripping from Green Hall. They rip off their spiffy new summer wardrobes and surrender themselves to the cold, the wet, the wind, the months of sustained paleness with a week or two of beet-red pain. The frantic search for summer memories is on.
And then what's left to butte to a sigh of guarded contentment and wait—for the guarded contentment, which is the knel of summer comes the signal for the faceless multitude to once again descend upon the campus. The relative peace of the campus may be broken by the howlings of the autumn mob.
The CYCLE begins anew, as it has so many times before. The semester stops, the semester ends, and then the CYCLE begins anew.
And summer! Summer's gone, and soon even the sun will have faded away.
So long, folks
Just as dedicated were the staff members, who labored in the early
Thanks goes to the 25 reporters and 10 copy editors for their diligent effort, much of which won't be seen until August 18 when the back to school edition is released.
morning hours to bring life to the Kansan daily.
And so the summer ends. And with it, the Kanserist. At this time, at as any time an editor is on the brink of relentless his position at the helm of this particular publication, a short farewell and praise for jobs well-done are in order.
A special word of thanks should go to the news advisor, who after getting a job with the Associated Press in Montreal for the managing editor, made sure her regular duties on the paper were completed, even if he had to do them himself.
The summer's been good to us all at the Kansan. Briefly, we had fun; we did our best; and I think it showed throughout the summer.
Movie fare
BUFALFO BILL AND THE INDIANS—Added material and a slightly altered ending mast the release version of this book, which will be featured in costume. Still, there is an abundance of rich material, and Paul Newman's remarkable portrayal of the doubt-rider star makes him one of the most interesting witnesses. With Geoffrey Chaplin, Will Samson and Joel Gray
about how the army of its lions in the Lost West isn't armed. "Moral. Don't attack."
THE GUMBALL RALLY—A cross-country demolition derby where the cars are the stars and the live actors are mechanical, wannili, so shift to low gear when attending.
HAWMP5 - dragged down by the simper-
d lead performance of James Hampton.
(Revised)
THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES -Clint
acting, but his devoutness will hardy care.
After all, who wants to see Clint's
guitar, can concentrate on
joesy guitar.'
REVENGE OF THE CHEERLEAD-
ERS-Pay for a ticket and you'll get the
idea. Go again to the same movie and
"Revenge of the Cheerleaders—Part Two."
THE HARDER THE COME—Strong,
vital film starring Jamaican singer Jimmy
Curtis has been described as
extremely polished, especially in view of
the low budget, but the music is a little
presents
THE 59¢ BANANA SPLIT
Offer Good July 29-Aug.1
SANDY'S — 2120 W. 9th — 842-2930
Scott Grant McNall, professor of sociology at Arizona State University, has been named chairman of the department of sociology at KU.
New chairman for sociology starts in August
McNall, 35, will assume teaching and administrative duties in August.
McNall received a B.A. from Portland
His current research involves the extent to which U.S. foreign policy is controlled by law enforcement.
KANSAN WANT ADS
Accommodations, goods, services and employment advertised in the University Dally Kannan are offered to all students without regard to race, creed or religion. BRING ALL CLASSIFIED TO 111 FLINT HALL
State College, Portland, Ore., in 1962 and a Ph.D. from the University of Oregon at Eugene in 1965. He has been an instructor at the University of Oregon and an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota. He joined the faculty at Arizona State in 1970. He was a Fulbright lecturer in Greece in 1968.
CLASSIFIED RATES
one two three four five time times times times times
15 words or fewer ___$2.00 $2.25 $2.50 $3.00
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Wednesday  Tuesday 5 p.m.
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Friday   Wednesday 5 p.m.
The UDK will not be responsible for more than two incorrect insertions. No allowances will be made when the error does not materially affect the value of the ad.
FOUND ADVERTISEMENTS
Found items can be advertised FREE of charge for a period not exceeding three months. They can also be placed in person or delivered to the CUK business office at 644-4358.
UDK BUSINESS OFFICE
111 Flint Hall
ANNOUNCEMENTS
864-4358
LITTENTION STUDENT RENTERS—Drop in and us about renting a mobile home. Inquire in person (no phone calls please) at WESTBORNE TOBILE HOME, 3409 6th Street, Lawrence, KS.
FOR RENT
2 bdr. all utilities on campus Furnished or unfurnished. Free parking, cage, pool. 843-769-5001.
Free kittens 7 weeks old, people-loving 843-
9416
Students; Happiness is an alternative lifestyle;
Try cooperative living. Worksharing program,
meal sharing. Eat on the go, average
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住 at 842-923 between 7-10 weekdays. 7-29
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Auto Parts
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One Do-It Yourselfer we
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4. Machine shop service
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2300 Haskell
843-6960
1. Special Prices
5. Two stores
STATE OF THE ART
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Audio Components
3 to 10 Times Less Distortion Than Most Storeo Compounts
817 Vermont
843-9365
One bedroom partially furnished apartment. Pr-
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Campus: Huntington Beach, CA.
FOR SALE
Western Civilization Notes- Now on Sale!
Make sense out of Western Civilization!
Makes sense to use them-
1) As study guide
3) For exam preparation
"New Analyst Training Center"
table now at town Cater Store.
STEREO COMPONENTS FOR LESS—Regardless of any price you see on your high equipment other than factory dumps or close and product batteries, the STEREO can be shipped at the GRAHAMPHONE SHOP at KIFTES
Excellent selection of new and used furniture
trade, trade the Furniture and Appliance Center, 70154
688-222-3960
Alternator, starter, and generator Specialists.
BELL AUCTIONS
ELECTRIC, 843-809. 3000 W, 4th. hp.
120 VAC. 60 Hz.
THEYHE   Large selection of "Our Special"
THEATRE  All-inclusive 6.60 - now 7.29
THE ATTIC, 857 Mass.
Going safari hunting? Pre-washed, blue denim
for $2, price $2, special $12
The Atac, 227. Mass. NA.
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Dodge 84 Carver II engine is in good condition.
Dodge 84 Coronet II engine will by after
p.m. on Hall Mall No. 428.
Box springs and mattress sets, and new and at low bargain prices. Limit one per customer. Will sell in all stock at reduced prices. Use Puntiler and Appliance Center, 7041; Mail: 7221, 7221.
1072 Sierra KSi mobile handle 14 * 8 mm with cervical pad (DIN 32*16) skirted in included. Excelsent condition Call 611-269-5200
Harman/Kardon 320 I receiver, 15 watt/channel,
110 new $129.9439 before 8 p.m.
7-29
Acoustic guitar plus off-brand electric guitar
Cheap. Good for beginners. 841-7870 by p. 638.
Sincily mattres, box spring & frame. Excellent
price. Mattress sold by Reflex 150.
$59 Call 843-881-688 or 848-450-688.
Band equipment: Gibson EQ2 electric bass with case; Shure MG3P-A guitar tone/control-pipe; Shure MG14 speaker with speaker; JBL K-140 speaker with speaker Must sell by August 7, 2019
an offer. 842-1425.
1970 WV Bug Excellent condition $1250
Gary 842-934-984 Keep trying.
HUGE MOVING SALE - Plants, leather tools,
tropical fish, clothing, furniture, bicycle,
typewriter, books GREAT PRICES  July 24-Aug.
8, Sun. Sat., Sun 72 Locust in Near-
north 7-29
rence.
Complete scuba outfit, like new. Ten-gallon aquarium with light, Hitter and Ild. Call 812-590-3744.
Saturday only, July 31. Granite wood and coal
furniture, granite countertops, oak AUK buffer,
alder gliding glass doors, 4 canisters,
collariers, mirrors. Avon bottles, old set of silver,
50, one horse drawn duggie 202 Westchester
also one horse drawn duggie 202 Westchester
FOR SALE: orange Nesco frame-pack. $10! Roger, 842-6734 7-29
HELP WANTED
COOK FOR CHILD NUTRITION STUDY. Fast working, organizer to take on research in study, and partake in research and toddler day care. 8:30 - 13:40 M-F. Apply AAS 135B Brittle Terrace, Meadowbrook
Watness, beautiful area restaurant and club.
Fall, fall 83-1438. For summer and fall. Phone 83-1438.
BUREAU OF CHILD RESEARCH NEEDS REFERRAL
APPROXIMATELY 10 (10) JOURS PER WEEK.
ABILITY TO LEARN IN ASSISTANT OR DIRECT
IN ASSISTANCE IS INDISABLE. PREPARE STUDENTS
VOLUME. CONTACT KRIEN BETHA AT 894-272-
VOLUME. CONTACT KRIEN BETHA AT 894-272-
A EQUAL OPPORTunity EMPLOYER QUAL-
lITY. CONTACT KRIEN BETHA AT 894-272-
A HIGH QUALITY. HAICON COURAGEOUS TO APPLY
Position opening: Media specialist, KUAP. Faculty member in digital media, editing, layout and photography. Pre-PA position offered. 8-A-W. Contact Jim Biddoe, KUAP 368 Hawthorne county employee qualified and women of all backgrounds employed
Position opening: Communications Director,
Position opening: KUAF publication coordination of all KUAF publication managers of KUAF media staff. Experience in reporting, research and analysis of production. Prefer MA in journalism or English. Provide training for KUAF production. KUAF March 849, Harworth Hall, KU (864-4504) for interview. Equally opportunity employer. Contact: 7-298
Food service workers—part time 18-25 hrs. food service workers will be required to pay $20 or Apply Unemployment Food, Taxes & Insurance for the first 24 hours.
American and Mexican Food
All Mexican Dishes served
807 Vermont 842-9455
Tutorial Coordinator for Supportive Educational Assessment student status, history and academic advantaged students, tunctional knowledge of students, prerequisite course requirements, Transcripts must accompany applications 7-29
DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. Responsible for development, ordination and direction of University-write work, including the development and development of administrative systems software support of the University and the College of Health Sciences; directly to the Chancellor's Office, Qualifications and Experience; at a comprehensive university in institute of information systems; and administrative committee appropriate based on qualifications and experienc
LOST AND FOUND
Found vicinity of 10th and Indiana. Small black cat. Call 842-9969 after 3.0%. 7-29
FOUND. large, male dog. Brown, part St. Bernard, need good home. It is very friendly. Call $350.
4 car keys found on corner of 18th and Alabama
Call 864-3543
7-29
FOUND MONDAY MORNING—small white feather
6-487-679 to identify
29-487-679
FOUND  Ring ring found in Murphy Hall
Identify at Fine Art musee. 864-3421-729
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Call, called kiteh by Vermont St. Office
Call 842-9538 or 842-9158.
7-28
NOTICE
Cook 13. Throw hot aftermilken with fruits and potatoes. Cook 14. Stir well with vegetables (hash-back) . Dinner toil, till 8:20 except for salad (hash-back).
After 26 years in business, if George doesn't learn it he will make it. George's Phone Shop, JLP, has a new phone number.
Swap Shop, €20 Mass. Used furniture, dishes,
cookware, clocks, television. Open daily 12-
8pm-3:57 PM. 832-3577
Earn extra money for college expense, supplement your income Call Ms. Mills at 842-612-6120
PERSONAL
Alcohol is America's one drug. If you need help call Alcoholics Anonymous #820-1109.
*Avoid alcohol.*
SERVICES OFFERED
Math Tutoring-Competent, experienced tutors can help you through courses 002, 102, 105, 116, 121, 122, 123, 100, 560. Regular sessions or one-time test preparation. Reasonable rates. 843-781.
TUTOR
Math Tutor with MA in mathematics. Call 841-
3708 after 6 p.m. tf
TYPING
I do damned good trying Pepley, Perguy-46476, after I learned that the book is *Electronic Typist/editor*, IBM Pixeia/tape, Quality work. Typlist/editor, IBM Pixeia/tape, Call Joan, 842-9127, tterm, 7-29 Electric pixeia/tape writer, Spreading, spelling electric pixeia/tape writer, Spreading, spelling
CHECK OUT THESE USED BIKE SPECIALS
1974 Yamaha DT250
1964 Honda CB160
1972 Honda XL250
1972 Kawasaki 350
1972 Honda CD450 QA50
1962 Honda CL340
1971 Honda CB450
1971 Honda CB750
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HORIZON'S HONDA 1811 W.6th 843-3333
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COMPLETE WATERBED SYSTEMS
Mattresses • Liners
Heaters • Frames
Bedsrepeats • Fitted Sheets
WATERBEDS 712Mass.St.
Downtown Lawrence 842-7187
One male coommate, 2 bedrooms, one-lap
rent and rentals. Call集品 913-742-7848, 7-29
Typing, professional quality work guaranteed,
including typing on a computer and the
thesis, dissertations, piecific electric. BA. Scala
Technology.
Married senior in engineering needs quiet places
G. Shu, Ka2611. Gareth Levine, 14548 St.
Shu, Shuwan. Ke, 66216. 7-29
Experienced typist IBM Mag-Card, term papers,
formats, informational form correspondence.
935-8471 7-29
Need an experienced tasmart t12M Selective II piec
carbon tape, carbon tape, carbon tape (Call Pan 840-579-3988)
To Buy: Ubld premium wood tennis rackets 46/8
or 4/5 light only. Phone 841-2729. 7-29
48 male roommate to house nine townhouse-
room 191-613-8194 or 1-913-722-3090
for 6 p.m.
WANTED
Nice female招呼mate wanted 3 bedrooms
and a separate bathroom. Call Cindy colleed in K.C.
after the interview.
Anglied English Center student from Sandi
American family. Fall semester only. 351-
408 S. 67th St.
Qualiflex graduate graduate to share N/E, car-
rer room. 925/m² plus 1/4 g. electrician. CCTV.
room. 780/m² plus 1/2
Gay male roommate for three bedroom apt.
861.00 Call after 5:00, 842-3600, 7-29
Wanted: Liberal-minded femaleommande start-
up business owner, 21 yrs old,
bedroom house with pets allowed. Colo-
nte.
Roommate for 2 bedroom, air conditioned. Close
to campus. Send resume to Prefer.com.
grad student. 843-590-3960
Male roommate wanted to share nice spacious
room to campus with pre-dental students.
313-478-2565
843-2719
Wanted rides to | Denver or destination en |
731. 841-8576 | Call Sucer 841-8576, 729
500. 841-8576
Bikes-Boots-Backpacks-Canoes-Tent
7th & Arkansas 843-3328
To rent: one bedroom apt. by Aug. 1; No more than $155. Bills 644-8623-07. 5:00-p.m. - 7:28
?E? GALLERY
Gentlemen's Quarters
7 EAST 7TH STREET
CLOSED
SUNDAY & MONDAY
HOURS 12:30-5:30
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843-9404
—6 Nights a Week—
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Open 2 p.m..3 a.m. Dancers 3:10-8:30 p.m.
Memberships Available
Class B Private Club
Wayne Pool—Owner