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Tuesday, December 13, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Spring Kansan staff positions announced
Positions on the spring Kansas recently were announced by editor Barbara Rosewicz, Kansas City, Kan., senior, and business manager Pat Thornton, Hays
Appointed to news positions were: Jerry Rochester, R.N., Y.E. graduate student, managing editor; John Muehler, Winfield Musselby, Jr.; David Massey, Humboldt.edu, campus editor.
Kevin Kious, Overland Park senior, will be associate campus editor. Deb Miller, Jamenton senior, and Leon Unrish, junior, will be assistant campus editors.
COPY CHIEFS will be lori Bergmann. Perry senior; Mary Mitchell, Tupelo, Miss. graduate student; and Sarah Riddell, McPherson senior.
Make-up editors will be Dale Aidorf, Lawrence senior, Carol Luman, Hutchinson senior and Chuck Wilson, Sundance, Wyo., senior. Wire editors will be Jane Piper, Colby senior, and Linda Stewart, Lake Quivira senior.
Photo editor will be Eli Reichman,
Leavenworth junior. Photographers will be
Gary Bedeh, Lawrence junior, will be
sporting his son's name.
He will be associate sports editor
Students leaving for the Christmas break should take extra precautions to prevent theft of valuables, a University of Kansas detective said yesterday.
Anti-theft advice is offered
The detective, Jeanne Longaker, said
them should take stereos, televisions or
cables.
The police also should be notified when an apartment or room will be vacant and if a fire alarm is on.
"If a vehicle is left on campus, it should be locked and the KU police notified," she said. KU police then would check on the vehicle during patrols, she said.
PAM EKEY, Hays junior, will be entertainment editor, and Jerry Jones, Prairie Village senior, will be associate entertainment editor.
If not notified, the police would be able to check on the residence, she said.
Tim Ashner, Prairie Ville Village senior; Randy Walters, Louis junior; and Donald Wallace, Mike junior.
Longaker also suggested stopping daily deliveries during the break.
Editorial writers are Pat Allen, LaGrange, Ill., senior; John Mitchell, Leavenworth, senior; Steven Stingley, Leavenworth, and Andy Warren, Mission junior.
Staff writers are Lynn Kirkman, Lawrence senior; Peg Spencer, Manhattan senior; Janet Ward, Wichita senior; and John Whitesides, Lawrence junior.
"In This Foreign Land," an original play by Stan Haehli, Lawrence senior, has been named to the semifinals in the American College Theatre Festival.
Student play progresses in festival
The play, which was presented at KU Oct. 14, will represent the University at a competitive level.
Ken Westphal, Wichta senior, will be editorial cartoonist and Joe Bartos,
Boulder, Colo., freshman, will be staff artist.
Appointed to business positions were:
Karen Thompson, Willwell senior, assistant
business manager; David Hedges,
Lawrence senior, advertising manager;
and Kim Morrison, Salma senior, national
advertising manager.
However, the chairman, Sterling Williams, assistant professor of gynecology and obstetrics, said that at the University's guidelines public.
The festival is a nationwide competition for college theater productions. The winning entry will be presented at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
A committee to help screen minority students for admission to the University of Kansas School of Medicine, Kansas City, the University of Chicago Medical Center, the committee chairman last night.
She added that a list of values with which numbers are kept in a place other than the user's location.
The committee then would make recommendations to an admissions panel.
Minority students who are interviewed by the committee also will go through the course.
If, upon returning, a student finds his shoulder swollen and numb, he should contact KX police immediately, she said.
The committee, composed of Med Center faculty members and local physicians, will interview minority students who already had applied to the medical school.
The committee should finish interviewing minority students by the second week of January, Williams said. These accepted begin classes during the summer, he said.
Committee to interview minorities
Lannie Dawson, Wellington senior, and
Kathy Long, Prairie Village senior, will be
pursued.
He said that the committee also would be recruiting minority students to the school but that the recruiting would not begin immediately.
Longaker said University police would increase its patrols during break because some of its personnel would not have to work traffic control.
Kathy Prendergast, Shawnee Mission
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Worlds of Fun TALENT AUDITIONS
Most available jobs are for singers or dancers; but comics, magicians, jugglers and unusual novelty acts will also be considered. Sorry - no jobs are available for actors or strictly instrumental acts.
An audition team will visit 10 campuses in four states during January and February of 1978 looking for the best in Midwestern collegiate talent.
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THE CLOSEST AUDITION
KAN. UNIVERSITY Jan. 26, 1978: 3:00 P.M. And February 3, 1978: 5:00 P.M.
Big Broom, Kansas University (2nd Floor).
TOPEKA GENERAL AUDITION February 4, 1978 10:00 A.M. - Ramada Inn Southtown, Southbury 3.5 Tops Ave.
Bob Hart, Kansas City, Kan., junior, will be staff photographer.
REGISTRY BEGINS 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO ADULTATIONS. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR COMPLETE AUDITION SCHEDULES PLEASE CALL: (816) 454-4545 EXT. 726, OR WRITE SHOW PRODUCTIONS DEPARTMENT.
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'TIS THE NIGHT before finals and all through the house everyone wants one last chance to get soused. "AND SO," says the BUD-MAN, with cheeks all a-pink, "It's off to the STABLES, and all you can drink!"
BUD BASH
TODAY, DECEMBER 13
12:00 noon-11:45 p.m.
ALL YOU CAN DRINK Guys:$2.50 Girls:$1.50
Happening at . . .
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1401 West 7th
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Are You Aware Of Your Potential?
Training For KU Men and Women
Assertiveness
INTRODUCTORY SESSIONS
Monday and Tuesday, January 16 and 17, 1978 1:30-4:30 p.m.
Big Eight Room, Kansas Union
Plus: 3 skill building sessions during Feb. A variety of times and topics
More Information: 220 and 228 Strong, Residence Halis
Offered by Dean of Women and Dean of Men