University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, May 2, 1978
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Senate funds . . .
From page one
of repested unauthorized spending of Senate funds by the club and a general lack of oversight.
The club ran an $800 deficit last year that the Senate had to finance according to Cohen.
The club also purchased a telephone and made long-distance phone calls without approval from the Senate, but the Senate had to pay for them. Caldwell said.
Committee members asked group representatives whether it would affect the groups to be funded separately rather than by the international Club, as they have been in the past.
ALL OF THE GROUPS agreed that it were underperimental to them if they were funded separately.
Apeibieir Wilabo, a representative of the African Students Association, said that funding the International Club as a whole offered the groups financial flexibility.
He said that if one group needed more money, it was simpler to get it from the other group.
He also said that funding the International Club as a whole would make it easier for other foreign groups not now organized to form organizations because the club could
"The International Club serves as a clearing house; it serves to bring all foreign visitors into the club."
The committee ended the meeting without making a recommendation to the Senate.
It plans to meet at 8:30 to complete a recommendation to be presented to the board.
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"CONSEQUENTLY, WE wish to state unequivocally that the staff of the Spencer Library is authorized to reschedule this exhibit at an appropriate time.
sensitive to the issues surrounding the tree speech which the cancellation raised.
we believe that the display of these
tissues can serve a valuable function by
reminding users to protect their eyes.
He was concerned that his collection was be censored after the opening of the Ninth Edition.
Nazi exhibit . . .
Wilson said, "It is unfortunate that students haven't been able to view the exhibit."
sequences which resulted from the rise to power of Hitler and his followers."
In reference to the Wilcox collection, the statement said, "The existence of the collection typifies the University's commitment to academic freedom and to the free and open discussion of controversial issues.
Keith Wilson, an attorney in Kansas City, Mn., and owner of a majority of the display, told administrators that he would be willing to host on May 6, V- Day or June 6, D- Day.
"WE TAKE THE concern raised by the creator and donor of these research
materials as an opportunity to reaffirm and reiterate our commitment to the principles of freedom of speech and expression, to the University library's need and right to acquire and exhibit such materials and to the University community's need and right to inquiry even where the subject matter may be controversial."
The statement was released by Chan-
archie Archie R. Dykes and Del Shankel, ex-
cept for his son, Michael.
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The second part of a documentary about Jacques Cousteau's search for the legendary city of Atlantis is at 7 p.m. on channels 11 and 19. The crew explores an underwater site in explorers Sea, off the coast of Greece.
Also at 7 p.m., on channels 13 and 41, the baseball game between the Royals and the Yankees is broadcast live from New York.
"Killing Stone," a 1978 TV-movie at 8 p.m. on channels 4 and 27, is about a man who was kidnapped after spending 10 years in prison for a crime he did not commit Gil Gerard, D. Cannon, Jim Davis and John F. Kennedy. William Conrad narrates "Alcatraz," a history of the Federal prison on Alcatraz island in San Francisco.
At 8:30 p.m. on channel 5 Henry
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South African journalists Donald Woods and Magpie Muragale are Dick Cavett's guests at 10 p.m. on channel 19.
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