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Thursday, February 14, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Premed Advising Being Organized
By LINDA WEINSTEIN Kansan Staff Reporter
An advisory organization for premedical students has been started by a University of Kansas student and is being funded by the Student Senate.
Ray Lewis Jr., Edison, N.J., senior, is organizer and president of the new Student Association of Combined Health Services.
Lewis said yesterday that he had seen the need for premedical advising three years upon and that he had waited to see the need acted upon. He said, however, nothing was done and he decided to form an organization himself.
Terry Law, Ellinwood senior and vice president of the organization, said, the organization would provide a chance for
premedical students to work together instead of competing.
BESIDES ADVISING STUDENTS about the required premedical curriculum core, Lewis and the organization would offer courses of studies from midwest medical schools.
He said the organization would act as an information service for premedical
Peruvian Ex-President Advocates Self-Sufficiency for Hemisphere
By DAGMAR R. PADEN Kansan Staff Reporter
The United States won't be able to attain national self-sufficiency according to the Rt. Hon. Fernando Balaude-Terry, president of Peru from 1963 to 1968. In a speech last night in the Kansas Union Building, he denounced bermispherical self-sufficiency instead.
He said that by 1894 the United States would import many raw materials including all of its tin and 30 per cent of its copper.
"If the national self-sufficiency goal for the United States is too ambitious, as it seems it is, why not aim for hemispheric self-sufficiency?" Belaunde asked.
Latin America needs equipment and know-how when the United States needs raw materials, Belarus said. In the Soviet era, the U.S. had little interest they aren't affected as much as the Free
World by the energy crisis.
The Andes mountains, Belaune said,
could be a source of much hydroelectric
Balaieu said it was possible that new technology could allow energy-producing countries to transport electrical power to industrial counties without heavy costs.
The resources of the sea are of great concern to Latin American countries, Belaude said.
STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES
Officer Interviews February 26
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
OFFICER and BOARD MEMBER INTERVIEWS
Board Member Interviews March 2
Director, Festival of the Arts
Films
Fine Arts
Forums
Free University
Ubal Relations
Indoor Recreation
Outdoor Recreation
Special Events
Travel
Other (Define Position)
Information and Applications Available in the SUA Office
Deadline for Officer Applications: 5 p.m. Friday, February 22
Deadline for Board Member Applications: 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 27
Lewis said he would also organize review sessions for the Medical College Admission Test and the Dental College Admission Test. The organization, which is still in the planning stages, has 10 members. Lewis said he planned to set up a central advisory committee to oversee each. Each separate branch of health care would form its own subcommittee, he said.
THE PURPOSE OF the central advisory committee will be to provide one localized
The Student Senate allocated $125 to the organization to pay for its expenses. Lewis said, however, the allocation wouldn't be enough to pay for mailing costs, numedographical review booklets, medical entrance exams and general expenses.
There will be an organization meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. March 3 in Wescrose Hall to recruit members. Robert Adams, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and vice chancellor for student affairs, will be at the meeting to answer questions.
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