Tuesday, February 7, 1978
University Daily Kansan
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Group meets to stop statue move
Six opponents of the planned move of the "Uncle Jimmy" Green statue to the new law school building met yesterday with Martin Dickinson, dean of the law school, and stated their reasons for opposing the move, Dickinson said.
Dickinson, however, would not comment on the opponents' reasons.
The six opponents at the one-hour meeting were four faculty members, one professor emeritus and one student, David Parris, Manhattan junior, Dickinson said. Parris was unavailable for comment yesterday because they are asked that their names not be released.
Dickinson said the group of opponents planned to meet with Del Shankel, executive vice chancellor, but Shankel said that he had not vet been contacted by the group.
The statue of James Woods Green, the first dean of the University of Kansas School of Law, has been in front of Green Hall since 1924.
in the past few months opponents of the move have said that the statue was an important part of the central campus and should not be moved.
DICKINSON has said the move should be made because students associate the statue with the institution of the School of Law rather than with any specific building. He said that moving the statue to the new school was one of his resolutions Regents in 1973 and that the statue was included in the building's drawings and specifications of November 1974.
Dickinson said that when plans for the new building became known in 1973, law school alumnae were more concerned with the problems of man with any other facet of the new building.
"We've always associated the statue as an integral part of the law school tradition," he said.
Facilities Operations workers drilled a hole through the statue's stone base last Tuesday to determine how deep the base
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was set into the ground and how easily the statue and base could be moved. Rodger Oroke, director of Facilities Operations, said that he did not know the results of the drilling because a report had not been completed.
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DICKINSON said that plans called for the
statue to be located at the north end of the law building near the main entrance. The statue would rest on an additional 9 feet x 12 granite slab that would be supported by two granite columns. The statue would be illuminated by spotlights.
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