University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, December 7, 1977
10 named to graduate task force
Executive vice-chancellor Del Shankel yesterday announced his selections for a task force committee to study the organization of the graduate and research sectors at the University.
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The committee was named following the recent resignation of William Angersinger
Jr., vice chancellor and dean of the graduate school at KU.
drama; Barbara Etzel, professor of human development; Nina Sundaye, professor of curriculum and instruction; Robert Cobb, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Stephen Research Library; John Brennner, professor of journalism; Kathy Dugan, assistant director of Western Civilization; teaching assistant of systematics and ecology
The members of the committee will be:
Harold Orel, professor of English; Les Mitscher, professor of pharmacy; Richard Schiebelschuh, professor of speech and
Shankel said he would need a report from the task force by January to initiate any changes that might be necessary before Angersinger's resignation takes effect.
The selection of the committee is the beginning of a search for a successor to the chairman.
At the time of Argesinger's resignation, Shankel said the idea for a task force was not a result of dissatisfaction with the way Argesinger had run the graduate and research departments. Instead, he said, the task force provided an opportunity to look for changes that might be necessary in the department.
KSU students oppose site of new recreation center
MANHATTAN (AP)—A $3-million recreation center approved by Kansas State University students nearly two years ago is now drawing the ire of some of those students, although the first spade of dirt is yet to be turned.
The student-funded center is to be located on the north end of the campus, and some students are circulating pitches attacking the players by it will be too far from the students.
The petitions, initiated by four architecture students, call for building a new field house at the northern site, and turning it into an art museum of the campus, into a recreation building.
University officials oppose such an idea. They say it would be too costly to halt construction plans, since bondholders would have to pay for the year even if the center plans were shelved.
K-STATE PRESIDENT Duae Acker said it would be impossible to halt construction, but it would be impractical. He said it would make the university appear indecisive and would be a "breach of faith" to students who want a recreation building.
In addition, Shankel will send ExeM members that he wanted them to recommend two or three persons for the committee from KU's science and engineering departments. However, Shankel will have final say on additions to the committee.
Petition backers said when the center proposition was put before the students in February 1976, university planners thought that it would be a disaster and was changed after the referendum passed.
Garren Stickelman, a senior and one of the petition's initiators, said there are already more names on the petition than there was in 2013, the last year's referendum. He said he hoped the petition drive would be completed in a month or two and that university officials to change their minds.
Some students said they were misled on the location, but the referendum stated only that a recreation center would be built, with no location specified.
Paul Young, vice president for university facilities, asks a new basketball arena would cost $10 million.
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