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Friday, February 22, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Look Out, Apathy, It's ABC Week
Sadie Hawkins Day, art interpretations, dancing and career advising are part of a week-long variety of programs called ABC Week sponsored by Olive Hall.
ABC Week begins Monday night and continues through March 4.
David Shapiro, Clayton, Mo., freshman and resident of Oliver Hall, said yesterday that he organized the week "to burst the anathy bubble that exists."
Sapiro said that ABC Week was a code name which stood for Apathetic Bastards for the 1970s.
He said that Webster's dictionary defined apathy as no interest, that burtists referred to either sex and that condescend meant to give up.
"About three weeks ago I instaged what I called a student interest survey," he said.
"Through the survey, I hoped to find out just where the interests of Oliver Hall were."
Shapiro said he used the results of the interest survey to plan ABC Week.
A bridge tournament is scheduled from 7 to 11 p.m. Monday.
Tuesday, representatives from the SUA travel committee will talk about domestic and international travel possibilities from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday evening, a field trip to Kansas City, Mo., to hear the Kansas City Police Department.
Thursday evening, two representatives from the University of Kansas Medical Center will talk about career possibilities in the medical and paramedical fields.
Traffic Board Recommends That Fines Remain Same
The Parking and Traffic Board of the University Council recommended to Chancellor Archie R. Dykes that traffic fees be increased, and that the report reported at the Council Meet last night.
The Student Senate unanimously voted Wednesday night to ask the chancellor to defer action on this recommendation. The senate said it would offer alternative parking regulations in 30 days and alternative enforcement regulations in 60 days.
Increased costs, especially in salaries, mean that the Parking and Traffic department will probably operate at a deficit next year, according to Capt. Joseph Marzluff, professor of Navy ROTC and board chairman.
The University Council passed an amendment to the Senate Code, originally proposed by the senate, that amended the laws in the senate: Cultural Affairs and Sports.
This amendment would also insure that
student senators constitute the majority on standing committees. Standing committees have a voice regarding budget matters in the senate.
The amendment will be recommended to the University Senate.
Interviews
school of business
Feb. 26 - Avenida Life, Eastman, Kolah
Insurance Premium Company
Feb. 18—Arnstrom Cork Company, Eastman Kodak Co.
Feb. 19 Lafontz and V. Cick Vielkamp Co.
Main Lafontaine & Co. Vieck Chemical Co.
Main Lafontaine & Co. Vieck Chemical Co.
International Bank of Australia, Roebuck and Co.
Administration of National Bank, Securities,
National Bank of India.
Cargill Inc. Project and Gamble. Halpern Plains
March 1—National Bank of Tulsa, Pretzer and Gamble,
School of Engineering
Feb. 25—Bell Systems.
Feb. 26—Ell Lilly and Co. Florida Power and Light.
- Compartment, Industrial Chemical Dishroom
- Refrigerator, Electric Hot Water Heater,
Electric, Kemizer, Insurance Naval
March — central Data Corporation, Berille and Wilkis Consulting Engineers. Federal Aviation Administration.
FILMS SUA FILMS SUA FILMS SUA FILMS SUA FILMS
SUA Popular Films
DIANA
ROSS
IS BILLIE
HOLIDAY
Special Films SATYRICON
University. Shapiro said a question and answer period will follow his speech.
6. Fentim
Monday, Feb. 25
7:30-9:30
7:30-9:30
Kansas Union
Friday, Feb. 22
7:00-9:30
BLACK SUNDAY
d. Bana----9:30
Horror Films
THE BLACK CAT
Boris Karloff - Bela Lugosi
Saturday, Feb. 23
2:00-4:30 7:00-9:30
75c Kansas Union
75c $1.00 for Both Kansas Union
Classical Films
LES VISITEURS DU SOIR
d. Marcel Carne
Wednesday, Feb. 27
7:30 9:30
75c Kansas Union
Film Society
TOKYO STORY
Monday night, March 4, artists from the residence hall and from the Lawrence community will exhibit and discuss their work.
Thursday, Feb. 28
75c Kansas Union
Children's Films
THE AFRICAN LION
Shapiro said that weeknight activities were open to anyone and that weekend activities were open only to Oliver Hall residents and their guests.
Walt Disney
Sunday afternoon, Shapiro said Oliver residents will "invade" Robinson Natatorium" during open swimming hours, 2-4 p.m. Sunday evening, Del Shankel, executive vice chancellor of the Lawrence campus, will talk about the function of the
Sunday, Feb. 24
SWIE VnS SWIE VnS
Saturday will be Sadie Hawkins Day. Races and games are scheduled for the afternoon and a band will provide square dance music in the evening.
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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
POSITION OF ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF HOUSING
Applications for employment are sought for the position of Assistant Director of Housing, University of Kansas, Lawrence.
Position open immediately. Salary range $12,000 to $15,000 per year.
a minimum of five years experience in business, industry, or government at an enterprise and have some specific responsibility in the development and have experience.
To be considered, individual must have educational classification of five or from an accredited four-year college or university in the field of education and a demonstrated knowledge of
Please apply in writing to Mr. J. J. Wilson, Director of Housing, University of Kansas, 205 McCallum Hall, Lawrence, KS6045. In applying, please submit complete Personal data information. Closing date for accounting such applications is March 15.
Applicants will be interviewed by specific appointment by a special screening committee.
An Equal Opportunity Employer (EO Clause, EO-11246 and EO-11375).
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Radio Hour
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Starting Feb. 27, the National Lampoon Radio Hour will be on KUOK every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. and every Monday at 6:00 p.m.
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