University Daily Kansan, February 26, 1981
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Ambulance
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advanced airway—that's passing a tube into a patient's *patient*; that's *that*, generally myeloma, myeloma transplant.
BESIDES PHARMACOLOGY, McFarlane said, Kansas paramedics are extensively trained in cardiology and the handling of shock, or trauma.
"Most lady people know what shock is—blood loss. Keep them warm, elevate the blood and so on," he said. "Our understanding of what shock is, then that—there are several variations of it."
Later that day, McFarlane was to witness a different kind of shock—that experienced by Nebraska's basketball squad, as KU stepped it 75-49. Save for the stethoscope tucked into his shirt pocket, he was indistinguishable from the 13,500 spectators.
Bikers
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"I think that now the police would have another reason to pull me over because of the way I look, only now they would be allowed to do so by the law."
WRIGHT SAID THAT he thought the police could be doing better things than having to stop every biker to check if the biker had insurance. He said that while a policeman was tracking down the biker's insurance policy, a liquor store could be robbed.
"One of my bikes is a three-wheel Corvair," he said. "Now you take that and my long hair and I put it on."
"Some of those officers could get to know us on a first name basis," the one of the bikers said during the interview.
No vote was taken on the bill by the committee and no further hearings were scheduled.
the background. "Now they will have just the other excuse to pull us over. It will get to be
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Architecture
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program is the interaction of the students," one student said.
Richardson agreed, saying that students were urged to work together in the studio and learn new techniques.
And said Domen, "I do hope facilities and
said Domer, "I will get around to eliminate that hut."
Christopher Cross, who calls himself "the new kid on the block" in the music business, swept top honors last night in the Grammys and the industry's equivalent of Hollywood's Oscars.
The Texas-born Cross walked away with five major Grammys at a gala presentation at Radio City Music Hall, beating out hometown favorites Fond Sinatra and Barbara Streisand.
Newcomer wins 5 Grammys
The bearded, rotund protoge of the Dooble Brothers pop-rock group was voted by his peers the winner of awards for best record of the year, best album of the year, best song of the year, best instrumental arranger—all for work and best debut album featuring the hit singl "Sailing."
Cross 'sweep of the awards left Streisand with only one award—co-winner with Barrie Gibb of Newcastle.
"Guilty," Sinatra, who failed to attend, did not win in any of three categories for which he was nominated.
Kenny Loggins and Bette Midler captured best pop vocalist honors. Loggins won for the hit single "This is It" and Midler for "The Rose."
Roy Orbison and Emmy Lou Harris received a Grammy as best country duo.
Anne Murray received a Grammy as best female country vocalist for "Could I Have this Dance?" and George Jones won as best male singer for "He Stopped Loving Her Today."
The beebop-influenced singing group Manhattan Transfer grabbed honors in the jazz fusion category for the group's stylized rendition of jazz standards.
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