University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 10, 1978
Officials pleased with security at protest
University officials are satisfied with the security activities at Hoch Auditorium during the disrupted lecture last Thursday. The Rabin, former prime minister of Israel.
Rabin delivered the 'J. A. Vickers Memorial Lecture and address to 150 Arab students about 180窟 Iranian students and other protesters. Rabin's presentation was interrupted at the end.
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"They all did really well in exercising good judgment. Too quick a response by some lawyers was not safe."
ONE STUDENT was reported removed from the auditorium by a KU policeman.
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Witnesses said that one protester escaped from policemen as they were
escorting him out of Hoch, running into the middle of an asle, where other protesters
There were bomb threats Thursday night at Hoch, Green Hall, McCallum Hall, the Crescent Theater and the Rockefeller.
Mike Thomas, director of KU police, was in charge of security for the Rabin visit. Thomas said Saturday that the campus law, Lawrence police, Highway Patrol troop and Kansas Bureau of Investigation all were involved in security measures.
'WE THINK WE WENT as far as we could to ensure no serious confrontations,'
"They all did really well in exercising good judgment. Too quick a response by you is not as good as they are."
Thomas said the police had talked to the different foreign student groups and had
"There was no need to," Scaly said. "It's not against the law to about it, it's rude, but I know you want it."
"WE ARE CONCERNED with protecting the rights of the protesters as well as with the problem."
In retrospect, Scaly said he did not think any security changes would have been needed.
"There was more than adequate security," he said. "Not all of it was there."
security forces did a good job controlling the demonstrators.
Aerial art escapes building's dedication
By KATHY CONKEY
Staff Writer
A tetrahedron that got away preceded the destination yesterday of the new Arta and Descitation.
"I THOUGHT the various police agencies did a good job under the difficult circumstances," Shankel said. "They showed a great deal of restraint."
The aerial sculpture, in the shape of a tetrahedron, was buoyed to the new building to draw attention to the dedication ceremonies. Just before the dedication, the wind broke the line and its designers watched it drift away.
More than 200 people turned out Saturday and yesterday to celebrate the dedication, which included an open house, student and exhibit exhibits and guided tours and music.
David Stuhr and Mel Ristau, Lawrence graduate students, designed the tetrahedron, which was a blue diamond-shaped object of sticks that was filled with helium balloons.
"With the new Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art, Murphy Hall, which houses the performing arts, and now this building, the finest form of art complexes," he said.
THE DEDICATION, yesterday at 2 p.m., included remarks by Walter Hiersteiner, chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents, and Dr. John K. Meeker, director of the Meeker, dean of the School of Fine Arts.
Dykes told the people at the ceremony that this was a special year for the arts at
Several groups entertained during the dedication. A flute and harpsichord duet, Donna and musician, graduate students played Baroque bassoon and floor near a refreshments stand. The Lemming Family, a Lawrence bluegrass string quintet, entertained in the painting
Student art work was shown throughout the building.
"It is difficult to say if we would have stepped up security looking back on it," he said. "If more people would have showed us, then we could have had more problems."
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James Scaly, administrative assistant to the chancellor, said Friday, that no arrests were made at the lecture, although Thomas J. Harnell is sure whether any arrests had been made.
been assured that no violence would occur.
He said he had talked to leaders of the Organization of Arab Students and the Muslim Student Association.
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Scaled said there was a security backup outside Hoch that could have been used.
THE ALBERT Bloch Memorial Exhibition is in the main gallery until April 22. Bloch, former head of the department of painting and painting, was a professional painter.
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