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Fair to explore job opportunities
A career fair designed to answer questions on job opportunities and career options will be today and tomorrow in the Kansas Union.
Friday, April 9, 1976
It is sponsored by the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).1.
University of Kansas professors, representatives from the KU Medical Center and area businessmen will be available to inform students about possible college majors and career opportunities. Kris Balloun, Olathe junior and cochairman of the Career Fair, said yesterday.
Questions will be answered from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. today at the fair, followed by a banquet at 6. The fair will continue tomorrow beginning at 10 a.m.
The fair will be in the Jahawk room and in Parlors A, B and C.
"We started thinking about the fair at the beginning of last semester." Kris Ballau, junior and fair cochairman, said yested at the event. "It's comprehensive and something that
everyone in the University could find useful.
The seminars include topics such as:
careers don't just happen: you've got to
plan; maximizing black potential toward
education; managing your dance: do you
know where you're going?
Other workshop topics focus on alternatives to college, job skill building and beginning a career. The workshops will include Walnut, Regionalist and Oread rooms.
"The fair isn't limited at all to women," Robinson said, "The publicity materials make it available to all people and it was made with no racism or sexism involved at all."
The program will include a guest speaker from the Federal Trade Commission, Dr. Michael Dole, Dole, a Washington attorney will speak at 7 o'clock in the Big Eight Room.
The CSW says its goals are to help women realize their career options, help women
Workshops carry the theme of the fair, Careers 'Don't Just Happen', will be tailored to your needs.
The dance was originally a war dance of the Klawo tribe, Brown said, but now is used in ceremonies.
Indians to powwow today
Haskell Indian Junior College also will perform in tomorrow's powermaking with an artist named Amy Giles.
The Native American Alliance (NAA), an organization of American Indian students from various tribes, will sponsor a powwow at Allen Field House today and tomorrow.
The program starts at 6:30 tonight and lasts until midnight. It will resume tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. and last until midnight.
The powwow will consist of a dance contest tomorrow night featuring war dances and special tribal dances. A Gourd-dancing tribe will dance both nights. Special tribal dances will be performed by many different tribes.
The Gourd dance was originated by the Kiowa tribe, David Brown, president of the Kiwanis. The song for the dance is sung in the Kiwanis. The song was taught by the Kiwanis to Indian tribes in the plains, Brown said. The Gourd dance will be the Omaha Gourd Clan from Wayne.
Brown said the NAA had wanted to hold a powwow for some time. The idea has had much encouragement, he said, because of the hard work that goes into stimulate cooperation and enhance
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Brown said the powwow is a multi-tribal gathering "to promote cultural awareness via tribal dancing, singing and social interaction."
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The powwow also promotes Native American awareness at KU, and shows prospective students with Native American heritage in an exist that express their heritage, he said.
The NAA has received encouragement from KU, Haskell, the Lawrence Indian Center and the Native American student Baker University in Baldwin. Brown said.
The CSW was created in 1968 to work within the Association of Women Students (AWS) to examine sex discrimination and the status of women on the KU campus. The AWS later dissolved and the committee became the CSW in 1970.
In last year's regatta, the team of Ray Munger, Overland Park park and Leean Roberts, Lawrence sophomore, won the Miller Cup.
Brown said he expected a large turnout for the powwow. It is open to the public and there is no admission charge, although donations are encouraged, he said.
Linda Robinson, assistant to the dean of women and adviser to the CSW, said the Commission had sponsored careers programs in the past.
Sailors to race at Lake Perry
The University of Kansas Sailing Club and SUA will host the third annual Miller's Collegiate Cup Regatta 9 a.m. tomorrow at Lake Perry.
The University of Iowa and Southwest Missouri State University will compete with KU in the Midwest College Sailing Association sanctioned regatta. Kansas State University has also been invited to compete.
There will be eight regulation races in addition to the Miller Cup race. Each school will enter two teams that will compete in all eight races.
Dwight Rix, Wichita junior and Randy Wright, sophomore took second in the third round.
The Miller Cup race is run backwards from the regulation races, and each sailor, skipper and crew, must drink six cans of beer before finishing the race.
The Miller Brewing Co. will provide beer and trobables in the reattava.
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The rotating women's crew of Debbie Bauman, Overland Park senior; Peggy Bacom, University of Florida sergei Chapel, Neb., graduate student, and Roberts took third last year.
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