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Thursday, April 20, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Security head guards art objects
By CAROL PITTS
Staff Writer
An artist probably would be in ecstasy if he were continually surrounded by beautiful art objects. However, the responsibility of making those treasures is anything but a dream.
Keith Barnhart, head of security at the Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art, said the guards and student assistants who worked with the museum since November, recently said the greatest threat of museum officials was vanalance.
"Once something is vandalized, it can never be replaced, and even if it is restored," Mr. Baskin said.
Barnhart had the museum had had no problems with either vandalism or theft but Barnhart's collection was
"I WOULD FEEL as if I left the museum down—just everybody, Barbary!"
He has learned much about art from listening to tour guides, instructors and teachers.
Despite the responsibilities of his job, Barnhart enjoys his work.
"You'd be surprised at how much some of the students know," he said.
Barnhart admitted that there were aspects of his job, especially his daily routines.
"Any job can get boring, but a lot of times a job is what you make it," he said. "I'll
never make much money from this, but someone has to do it."
HE WAS BORN in Pomona 35 years ago and has lived in Kansas all of his life. He worked for Boeing Aircraft Company and a research group at the University of Kansas naval force in 1988.
One month after going to work for the University, Barnhart was involved in a car and truck accident in southeastern Kansas, a result of his injuries, lost his left hand.
After 20 years of police work, Barnhart said he decied it was time for a change.
"Police work was getting very complicated, and I am handicapped, so I thought I should go to the hospital."
Although he does not work with the police department now, he is still authorized to do so.
Barnhart said he had never had to ask anyone to leave the museum because they
"YOU CAN TELL someone in a nice way not to touch something," he said.
Barnhart and his wife Mary have three children, and although the museum work takes up most of his time, he coaches girls recreational softball. Barnhart said that aside from coaching, his favorite pastime was his family.
Even though his job concerns primarily the supervision of security personnel, Barbahr said he probably walked farther than him, an other guard or student assistant.
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KCPT Auction 19
America 2night 41
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Old Friends ... New Friends 11
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Our Mutual Friend 11
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A documentary about Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is at 8 p.m. on channel 11. The program, "Heroes in War," Year's War, examines the problems of rebuilding the two cities after war with North Vietnam and a film crew which visited both cities in December, 1977, found food shortages in Hanoi and a thriving film industry.
Meanwhile, on channel 41, a 1949 musical starred *Fired Astaire and Ginger Rogers* features the duo's dancing. The story is about a musical couple's battles when one decides to abandon musicals for
A special about the problems of the volunteer army, "The American
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