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Friday, March 10, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Vacation welcomed
By DENISE RUPP
Staff Writer
Spring break is scheduled at least one week earlier than usual this year, but for most students it is arriving not one minute too soon.
Although break does not officially begin until 12:30 Saturday, most students who are leaving town will be gone long before then.
"It feels like it's been a year this semester," Angela Donan, St. Joseph, Mo., junior, said. "I'm about ready to sell everything and move to Jamaica."
Beth Bjorklund, Storm Lake, Iowa, freshman, said, "It struck me as being early, but after this week I desperately need it."
That comment was repeated by several other students who said the snow and cold weather made them feel it was too early for spring break. But many of them also said they were anxious for vacation so they could get away from the
"I'm just going home to Kansas City," sophorne Cobb Codd, said, "but if I were going someplace else, it wouldn't be Colorado. I'd go someplace warm."
DONAN SAID of her friends. "All those turkeys are going skiing. I can't understand why anyone would want to play in the snow any more."
Turkies or not, 280 people are signed up for SUA's Winter Park ski trip and others are still trying to buy tickets from
Skiing is definitely popular, but it isn't drawing nearly as many people as the Southern resorts are.
students who have changed their minds since registering for the trip.
UAU is sponsoring a trip to Padre Island, Texas, and the travel agencies in Lawrence have made arrangements for many other students heading in the same direction.
The officer register of the Padre Island Police Department said his unit was ready for the spring break crowds.
Randy said, "We don't approach the problem like most police do," he said. "We don't beef up the force."
"We know you are responsible, and we're not here to spoil your fun. Don't bring any grass, or if you do, don't bring it out on the streets."
NO OFFICIALS in Florida or any of the other resort areas were contacted, but many students will see for themselves next week how those cities handle
"The whole country is going to Florida this weekend." Beth Schreiber, an employee of Maupintour travel service, said yesterday.
All Friday and Saturday flights to Florida are clear, she said, and students who haven't made reservations will have the opportunity getting to any resort area this weekend.
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The legislators, silent through much of the meeting, defended the advantages of honor camps. They also said they might be excise much influence over other legislators.
camp near the Boy Scout camp at the state park. He also said the children at Coyote's Head, an environmental studies area near Lawrence, *Lawrence USD 49*, would be endangered.
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Berman said that they were only three of 125 in the House and one of 40 in the Senate.
prison population eventually return to
prison as a percent of the bonor camp
stayers returning to prison.
"I think the general sentiment is very clear," he said, "But, I want you to understand that there are limitations to what a single legislator, or four of us, can do."
Glover said the record of the honor camps should prove they would not harm the community. The average number of prisoners who escaped was only five per year for all previous state honor camps, he said. Although 70 percent of the general
"We want them to give us a job, to socialize them," he said. "If they have a job, they will stay."
Burzli likewise defended honor camps. He suggested that the residents work with the prison officials to establish a suitable place for the camp.
"If it's going to be passed, and there is a pretty good chance that it is going to be,
Marguerue said the prison camps should be accepted because of their past per-
"All I can tell you is our record," he said. "Prison camps and prisoners have gained the respect of every community we've been in."
The residents asked that the legislators amend the bills so that Clinton would not be allowed to govern.
Assistant to chancellor resigns
Shirley Domer, assistant to Chancellor Archue R. Dykes, has resigned her position, effective June 21, to concentrate on a freelance writing career.
Domer became assistant to the chancellor about a year ago after being admissions director and assistant to the dean of the School of Law.
Domer said yesterday she was resigning because she thought it was time to pursue a career.
"Writing is something that I've wanted to do in an independent setting for a long time."
Domer said she plans to write for a number of outlets, including business publications and reports, magazines and newspapers.
Dykes said. "We are truly sorry to lose Dr. Domer from our administrative staff. She is a highly capable person and has made important contributions to our work."
Domer, who received her bachelor's degree in English from William Jewell College in 1955, replaced James Appleberry as assistant to the chancellor. Appleberry resigned to become president of Pittsburgh State University.
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