Monday, May 8, 1971
University Daily Kansan
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English department awards given
The 1977-78 English department awards were presented recently at the depart-
mental reception.
Winners of the William Herbert Carruth Memorial Poetry Contest were:
First place—Earl Reiman, Topeka senior; second place—Thomas Russel, Shawnee graduate student; third place—Stephen Bunch, Lawrence graduate student; fourth place mention-Donald Fendler, Topeka senior, and Kelsey Johnston, Wichita freshman.
Winners of the Edgar Wolfe Creative Writing Award were:
Senate committee to consider changes of seating at games
The Student Senate Seating Committee will meet next week for the last time this semester to consider a Senate resolution to increase the permanent of student seating at football games.
The Sports Committee resolution was passed unanimously by the full Senate last week in response to a suggestion by the athletic department that portions of student seating be moved to increase tickets sales to the public.
The Seating Committee also will discuss the results of a Senate poll about reserved seating.
SUA Films
Monday, May 8
Rudolph Valentino and Alla Nazimova:
CAMILLE— Love Story of a Parisian Courtesan
SALOME.
SALOME— Dir. Charles Bryant.
Produced by and with—Alta Nazimova. Costumes & set designs—Natalya Bambava (Valentino's)
Based on drawings by Richard Straus.
$200.00 $1,900.00 Woodward Aud.
7:30 p.m. $1.00 Woodruff Aud.
Tuesday, May 9
Witchcraft/Black Magic:
MAXAM-WITCHCRAFT
THROUGH THE AGES
Dir. Benjamin Christiansen
THE BLACK CAT
Dir. Edgar G. Ulmer with Boris Kartoff,
Bela Lugosi
7:30 p.m.
$1.00 Woodruff Aud.
Wednesday, May 10
Samuel Fuller:
SHOCK CORRIDOR with Peter Breck, Constance Towers
THE NAKED KISS
THE NAKED KISS
with Constance Towers, Anthony
Elsers
7:30 p.m. $1.00 Woodruff
Thursday, May 11
First place—Brebeca Brown, Hutchinson senior; second place—Daniel Oliver, Great Bend senior, and Karen Stolz, Topeka junior; and third place—Robert Antoine, Merriam senior and Sean Santoro, Mission Hills sohombre.
Leavenworth, experimental film
导演. Berry was an assistant to TONY
Chern (Flicker) at Antioch College.
9:00 p.m. FREE Forum Room
Friday, May 12
AUSTRIAN FILMMAKER KURT KREN, IN PERSON
"One particularly rich exponent of both tension and gesture is Viennese filmmaker Kurt Kren. His films are masterful, with a wide range of content and comment that is always full of freshness, energy and honesty of expression."
Daniel Woodrel, Lawrence senior, was the winner of the Edna Osborne Whitcomb
Co-Sponsored by the GERMAN DEPT.
8:00 p.m. $1.00 Forum Room
IN CRITICAL writing, Elizabeth Brosius, Wichita sophomore, was the winner of the Helen Rhoda Hoops Award and James Hubbell, Prairie Village senior, was the winner of the Natalie Calderwood Award.
Winners of the outstanding assistant instructor award were Joan McCoY, Pracilia McKinney, Harlan Roelod, Laurie Morrow and Kathleen Beyer, all Lawrence graduate
Saturday, May 13
HOLLAND
EXPERIMENTAL FILM
A collection of 11 shorts, totally about 2 hrs, representing the best of DVD film. PETER RUBIN, a film teacher, is accompanying this national tour, sponsored by the Dutch Ministry of Culture.
Winners of the James B. Kennedy
Ibry of Cuntare.
Co-Sponsored by the GERMAN DEPT.
8:00 p.m. $1.00 Forum Room
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Scholarship for excellence in the study of literature were: first place-Hubbell and Marilyn Sanders, Lawrence sophomore; John G. Owens, Jr., three-year Independence, Mo., senior, and Brosius.
Recipients of the Edwin M. Hopkins scholarship for excellence in the study of literature were Patricia Steenland, Clinton N.J., graduate student; James Davis, Kansas City, Mo., graduate student; Alan Mulstein, Lawrence graduate student.
Bunch; and James Persoon, Lawrence graduate student.
Laurie Morrow, Lawrence graduate student, was the winner of the Keennth Rockwell Scholarship for excellence in the study of literature.
Winners of the Seldon Lincoln Whitcomb Fellowship for achievement in scholarship and teaching were Philip Egan, South Bend, a student McKinsey, McCoy and Morrow.
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Bypassing cable television service and installing a cable hookup on his own to avoid monthly rates has not saved any money for one Lawrence man.
The man, Carl V. Santoro, 813 W. 25th St., was fined $150 plus court costs Friday in Douglas County District Court and was ordered to pay restitution for illegally trapping cable television from the Sunflower Cablevision Co. 644 New Hamshire St.
off of cable television service occurs when a person uses a threat, deception or electrical, mechanical or electronic tampering to obtain the service.
John Dennis, general manager of Sun-lower Cablevision, had said recently that persons found using cable television service would not have one will not get a warning before prosecution.
Santoro admitted last month to the illegal use of cablevision March 6.
Ilegal tapping of cable television is a class C misdemonstration with a maximum number of taps.
Kansas State Statute 21-3752 states that
Kansas State State Journal 21-07-32 states that before procedurals
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