University Daily Kansan, February 13, 1981
Page 13
Med Center students feel secluded
By BRIAN LEVINSON Staff Reporter
Students at the University of Kansas Medical Center have mixed feelings about the effect the separation from the Lawrence campus has on them.
There is more than just 43 miles between the two campuses. Students complain about a lack of communication between anyone other than the administrations, which they say make them feel as if they are at a different school.
"I feel isolated," a third-year medical student, who asked not to be named, said. "It is a completely different school as far as I am concerned."
The student said he resented the fact that all of the student facilities, theater and athletic games are in Lawrence.
"When I was an undergraduate at KU I went to all of the football and basketball games," he said. "In the three years I have been at the Med Center I have been to one football game and one basketball game."
Several of the students attributed their feelings to the Med Center itself.
"It is a different atmosphere at the Mid Center," James Degner, first-year medical student from Great Bend, Indiana, said. "I think it's very special, so there can't be any campus life."
Richard Barnes, a first-year student from Huron, S.D., echoed Degner's feelings.
"The medical school keeps me busy enough that I don't have time to do much except go out with a few close friends," Barnes said. "I didn't go to KU as an undergraduate, so I don't miss the association."
student from Wichita, said he felt separated.
Kelly Banks, a first-year medical
"The other day I got a letter from the medical students assembly which said there would be a reporter from the Daily Kansan at the Med Center twice a week," Banks said. "I didn't even know the name of the paper."
Terry Wall, president of the medical students assembly, said the problem was that the two campuses were run independently.
"There are two totally different student unions," Wall said. "So there is no communication to bring student activities in from Lawrence. Even if they did, we don't have the facilities to hold many of the events."
There are no plans to combine the
are two campuses to bring the
two campuses closer together.
Wall said he thought the isolation felt many students uncomfortably detainment feelings to the medical students.
Big 8 tourney tickets on sale
Tickets for the post-season Big Eight Basketball Tournament March 67 at Kemper Arena are here. Some sections have already sold out.
Nancy Welsh, athletic ticket office manager, said yesterday that although tickets had not arrived and purchasers could not be guaranteed preferences, $2 seats in the lower level promenade had already sold out.
"If people keep calling, we'll have to call the Big Eight office for more tickets."
"We've been taking orders since the third week in January," Welsh said. "I hope we will get the tickets for those who have already ordered."
Seating in the upper level of Kemper is still available for $7 a ticket.
Orders may be marked "KU ONLY" or "Confirmed," depending
on whether the purcaser wants the tickets only in the event that KU makes the semi-finals or wants them to play there. They are playing at Kemel, Welsh said.
KU is currently ranked fifth in the Big Eight Conference.
"If KU is one of the top four teams in the Big Eight, hosts a first-round game and wins, we will usually put an allotment of tickets on sale for students for $7 the next day," she said.
First-round games have been scheduled for March 34. KU's last conference game is Feb. 28 against Oklahoma State.
Since 1977, the Jayhawks have reached the semi-finals and played at least one game in Kemper Arena. In 2004, the Hawks were defeated in the Finals.
The tournament champions will represent the conference in the NCAA play-offs.
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