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Calendar
Thursday, April 3
What: 5th Annual Mid-America Humanities Conference When: Noon to 5:30 p.m. Where: Kansas Union About: A conference for undergraduate and graduate research sponsored by the Humanities and Western Civ.program. Also takes place on Friday, April 4, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.in the Kansas Union.
What: Subversive play in the classroom: The power of immersion in learning When: Noon to 1 p.m. Where: 135 Budig Hall About: A seminar with Peter Felten of Elon University and Leslie Tuttle of the KU Department of History Attendance is free, and lunch will be provided if registered by April 2. To register, email cte@ku.edu.
Friday, April 4
What: Human Migration Lecture Series: Chickens coming "home to roost": U.S. Policy Spurring Mexican and Central American Migration When: Noon to 1 p.m.
Where: Spooner Hall, The Commons The Department of Anthropology brings the latest lecture exploring human migration from social, economic, demographic and biological perspectives. Free to attend.
What: Ecology Seminar: John Head, University of Kansas When: 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Where: 130 Higuchi Biosciences Center
about: A seminar from the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology titled "Global Legal Regimes to Protect the World's Grasslands."
Saturday, April 5
What: Graduate Research/Write-In
When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Watson Library, 4th Floor
About: The KU Writing Center
presents an intensive day of writing in Watson Library. Workshops and one-on-one sessions with a research librarian or writing consultant will be available.
What: More Than You Know: A Helen Morgan Cabaret When: 7:30 p.m. Where: Robert Baustian Theatre, Murphy Hall About: In a special benefit performance for the Friends of the Theatre (FROTH) Student Enrichment Fund, Lauren Stanford, KU alumna and 2013 Metrostar winner, returns to Murphy Hall for one night.
MILITARY
Sunday, April 6
What: Kansas Virtuosi Concert
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Swarthout Recital Hall,
Murphy Hall
About: A musical showcase featuring KU School of Music faculty artists. Event is free and open to the public.
Black Hawks to pick up ROTC on campus
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Seven Black Hawk helicopters will touch down on West Campus today, if the weather permits.
The Kansas Army National Guard pilots will be here to pick up the KU Army ROTC cadets for a weekend training at Fort Riley.
The Combined Field Training Exercise is an opportunity for KU Army ROTC to train with cadets from neighboring schools.
Having special permission from the city and the University, the helicopters will land on the Shenk Sports Complex, located at 23rd and Iowa.
"It's a really good opportunity to learn, and you learn by trial and error, like you would in a real situation."
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO BY HOWARD TING
WILLIAM TROUT Basehor freshman
KU Army ROTC UA-60 Black Hawks during a landing exercise at Fort Riley. The Black Hawks' crewmembers are from the 1-108th Aviation Unit of Kansas Army National Guard.
It's the first time the Black Hawks will actually fly over campus, said Howard Ting, a senior from Galloway, N.J. Usually, the helicopters use the Lawrence airport, but with special permission from the city and the University, the helicopters will fly in formation overhead as they come pick the cadets up for training.
"Basically we play Army and learn how the procedures in the Army are, how to follow orders and keep track of orders. It's like a small deployment," said William Trout, a freshman Army ROTC cadet from Basehor. "It's a really good opportunity to learn, and you learn by trial and error, like you would in a real situation."
It will include patrol training
in various settings, night and land navigation courses at Fort Riley, as well as pre-flight training on-site on boarding and dismounting the aircraft safely.
With 125 cadets participating in training, the Black Hawks will actually make two trips to transport the cadets, at 1 and 3
Anyone can come by to watch the Black Hawks land and take off. Families of the cadets are also invited to see their children aboard the Black Hawk.
"For us, it's just how you get from point A to point B in the real Army, so we are practicing
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tnat;" Trout said. "But it's also kind of cool to roll out in a Black Hawk."
Spectators are not allowed on the field for safety, but can stay in an area next to the parking lot off Crestline Drive and Clinton Parkway.
— Edited by Brook Barnes
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