Wednesday, June 28.1972
University Summer Kansan
5
University Offers Study Abroad
By PAM VINDUSKA
Kansan Staff Writer
Three University of Kansas language departments and the foreign study office are cooperating with universities in other countries for language training to students who qualify and who want to spend
Chancellor Terms Budget As Modest
By STEVE HIX
Chancellor E. T. Laurence
Chancellor E. T. Laurence
the University's budget, now
becoming completed, was the Kanaas
Board of Regents, was a modest
eight weeks of the summer in a foreign country "living" the language.
"Many people have felt that the Regents and I have not been bald since 2001, and year," he said. "We are very concerned that the legislature will not cut off any of our requested funds. This is the reason for the amount requested."
Out-of-state fee increases will help raise the general operating funds. The number of out-of-state enrollees is expected to drop, but the quality of the students should increase, according to Chalmers.
Gaslight . . .
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" no evidence to show they (the defendants) carried on anything or to show they permitted anything to be carried
A total of 97 students, many o-ten from KU, are participating in the summer institutes this summer, according to Anita Herfield, foreign study instructor.
Riling heatedly criticized Vern Miller for initiating the suit against the Gaslight.
"We... feel that he grossly overlooked the law... and the rights of individuals." Riling against his suit, the basis of this suspect, is
In their closing arguments, both Melvin and Riling charged that local and state law officials had refused to acknowledge the evidence of their cooperation in preventing drug trafficking at the Gaslight and that no law official made any complaint to any of the defendants about drug sales in the city. The court found for the infunction was filed.
At the day-long hearing, the last two witnesses for the state and federal courts, Scarbrough, testified William Rowlands, a son of Mary Rowlands who said he looked very light property, also testified.
Ewell's first witness for the state was John Gregory Townsend, a former KU student presently serving a sentence in County jail for possession of cocaine and marijuana.
Townsend testified that he made sales on the premises. Under a summation of 1971, and made drug sales on the premises. Under Townsend testified that he once sold Scarbrough an ounce of marijuana at a farm west of Manhattan.
The state's final victory, Jim Haffner, patrolman, testified that in the summer of 1971 he had been at the Cashlight while on duty and as a
Huskey said that he had seen cellophane bags transferred in the tawkes which brought them to the examination. Under a cross examination, he testified that he made no attempt to arrest him and that he did not drug drugs. He also testified that he never mentioned his suspicions concerning drugs in the Gaslight tank.
When asked his opinion of the tavern manager Stagg, Huskey testified that he considered Stagg a "reputable man," but he never gave him a good lunch.
Under examination by Melvin, Scaribour testified that he had seen marijuana at the Gaslight and Scaribour said he walked by a man who was lightning a marijuana cigarette and told him to " . . put it out or I'll put it out and then he put it out the marijuana on me
Called to testify in the afternoon, both Stagg and Scarrbrough said they had no knowledge of the affe in the or around the Gaeldigh.
A request for $153,999 for moving expenses was cut to $30,000
Chalmers said that overtime funds were deleted from the request made to the Regents. The money will have to be taken from general operating funds when overtime payment is necessary. This will eliminate some of the time normally given to research.
Scarbrough testified that he had met Townsend once near the beach, where he described by Townsend but denied buying marijuanas at any
Chalmers said, "It looks like once again many of our faculty will be jaywalking across the campus with desks on their backs."
In testimony on the first day of the hearing, one nurse dressed from Miller's office, Marlon Lynn Jr. and Vikki Sinnenman, that had made at least nine drug premises, and had made numerous contacts at the Gaslight drug purchases at the hospital.
More effective budget programs are being used, according to Chalmers. The computerized payroll programs decision making. The new information systems are planned to cut the time that is involved in obtaining data.
"We are working as fast as our resources will allow us. The only problem now is that we are going down an untraveled path," he said.
Included in the budget is a request for money to be used for the exercise positions at KU. These positions are not yet named, but are in coordination with the safety and the affirmative action board.
Chaimers said he did not expect any cuts in the budget because of the budget situation, but if there are cuts, he said would the expect disability insurance program for faculty members to be the first step?
"The only reason for this is because it is a new program. The state legislature seems to reject it and may not for some reason." Chalmers said.
After Coffman's ruling Tuesday, Elwell said he had made no decision about appealing the case.
Chalmers said that he was pleased with the budget as it now stands, and hoped that it would be after it left the state legislature.
KANU Schedule
TODAY
30 a.m.—The Morning Show
8:15 a.m. --Challenges in Education
8:30 a.m. --Campus and Community
Calendar
9: 30 a.m. - Featured Works: Mozart and Beethoven
"Most of the students are really enthusiastic when they return," said Herzfeld. "In fact, they're so enthusiastic that I hear very few complains."
10 a.m. News
Noon—News-Weather-Sports
10:10 Noon-News-Weather-Sports
12.15 p.m. Nonrour Codelet
12.19 p.m. - Community Calendar
] p.m. - The Future of Control of Human Behavior
2.p.m.-News Weather-Sports
2.05 p.m.-Search for Mental Health
Shrinking Together
2:30 p.m. - Managing Your Money:
Economics - Phase II and After
1 p.m. - This Afternoon
3 p.m.—This Afternoon
3:30 p.m.—The Art Scene
4 p.m.—All Things Conquered
Two Spanish programs are being offered, one in Barcelona, Spain, and one in Guadalajara, Mexico, for advanced students. Germany also has two programs, one in Berlin and one in Eutin for advanced students. There is also a program in Paris for intermediates.
p.m.
5:35 p.m. Report From The Medical Center
6 p.m.—Music by Candleight
5 5 p.m.—News-Weather-Sports
7:30 p.m. — The Bruno Walter Legacy: The Age of Telemann
Age of Treemann
9 p.m.—For Love of Music
10 p.m.—News-Weather-Sports
To qualify in most cases, students need to have reached the language. The advanced programs require somewhat more proficiency.
EACH GROUP of students is accompanied by one of two professors or members of the group. This summer, for example, each of the French and Spanish groups which contain 42 students has two professors who have two directors. The two German groups, which have 15 students, are one directive aides. Director KU professors selected by a liberal arts and sciences committee, and liberal arts professors in the group.
10 p.m.—News-Weather-Sports
10:15 p.m.To Be Announced
1:30 a.m.-Sign Off
Transportation for the two-month trips is arranged through KU. The average fee of $975 includes overseas transportation,
HERZFELD, who was a director for the Costa Rica junior year abroad program for three years, has been teaching in this type of program.
tuition, room, board, special tours and cultural events.
Students earn six hours of credit during the summer by taking two courses, one taught by a native instructor, and the other by a foreign instructor.
—A noticeable improvement in a student's foreign language proficiency when he returns.
The experience of seeing many new places.
Cultural exposure is increased in students are allowed to live in prisons and the German programs. In France, students live in French schools.
Herrfeld also said that traveling abroad required "an objective outlook rather than a passionate one."
AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ap proach is needed, rather than a critical one, she added.
"You need to have a broad attitude to keep yourself adaptable to different customs," she said.
Herzfeld said that American students had done a lot to help erase the "ugly American"
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at
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image abroad. A 20-year-old is often more open to trying new things, and has the ability to communicate with the people in foreign countries, she
In addition to the summer language institutes, junior year students in English and Costa Rica, France and Germany. An institute for Mediterranean studies will be offered in New York, where students interested in political science, international relations and history. And an advanced course in French will be offered in Poland from January to August. A new program in Scotland will begin this fall, with courses in literature and the humanities.
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Accommodations, goods, services and employment advertised In the University District Kannan are offered to students of any color. regard to color, creed, or nationality.
KANSAN CLASSIFIED RATES
FOR SALE
Western Clv. Notes—Now On Sale!
There are two ways of looking at it:
1. If you use them.
2. If you don't,
You're at a disadvantage.
Either way it comes to the same thing.
Analysis of Western Civilization.
Campus Mahonad Campus West.
14th. 7-27
1. chicken $14.15 | 1. lamb Beef Brisket
-$3.00 | Beef Brisket $-8.00
Open 11 am to 1 p.m | Phone 842-
8100 | Closed Sun-Tuess. 7-27
North Side Country Shop, 707 N.2nd
Antiques, used furniture, and lots of
other items. 9-9 7 days a week. 842-
3159. Herb Allenberg. ff
For sale. Quality 10 apes. Bicycles.
Bike Shop, 1640 Broadway, Kalamazoo,
Kalamazoo, Manufacure, Falcon and
bicycle professional mechanics and
bicycle professionals. 853-854-9244,
Shop 14th & Manhattansts, 853-854-9244
STEREO DISCOUNT. Now you can purchase this super-affordable COST, plus 10% at HAY AUDIO, 240 West 69th Street only via Vibe Discount House in the Bronx. Free tea, coffee and Consulting.
90. VW. Black w unwashed. Needs repairs.
in rough shape, in tough.
an offer before 27. Day 27. 684-347-8.
Eve. 843-3883. Tony
6-28
Must Sell 1966 Sanuki 1500cycle
Good cond. Helteds included $200.00.
Call Gary 843-0165 or 864-3322. 6-29
Pipes, papers, and all smoking accessories are available at the HODGE PODGE. 15 W. 9th. 6-29
For sale: 1969 BSA 441 Starling Star-
 excellent condition. must well-leave-
ning county. Ask for Clindy at 842-
3478 or Laye Goggle Chestnut. 9-625
New shipment of India prints just in
at the HODGE PODGE. 15 W. 9th.
6-29
Sandals handcrafted to your person- alized taste at HODGE PODGE. 15 W. 9th. 6-29
KAT Sanki, 634 Mass., 842-town.
KAT Sanki wishes to welcome
their customers to our Motorcycle
mechanics. He has 8 years experience
working on all major brands of motor-
cycles. He is the care of you and your motorcycle,
and he also sells $165. sale price $1500. Also a
home owner, sale price $4500. Also
Honda 4500, IBSA Rocket 3
700c, IBC Harley Davidson, 700c,
Bugatti. Ask about our Used Military Car
watch for our Jolly Sale!
6-29
BOKONIST'S REVIVAL. New shipment of Western and Hawaiian shirts on Friday. Overall, teens eutons - 119, 81; adults - 119, 91. Vermont, 431. Westport Road - 7-3
Persian kites, champion club
registered, with papers, pets or show
bats even longer than we could
hasten. Are the birds you need to
Reasonable. Call 842-1310.
Saint Bernard puppies. A.K.C.
Bernard, bloodline. bloodline. health insurance. plan plan available Mont Rivail Snow
2. Box 201. Phone-733-
2063
1961 HARLEY 74, full-dress, excellent condition, new tire and battery, 18,000 ml., $1085, 842-8039. 6-28
LEATHER FOR SUMMER-Halter tops, shorts, both over all shoulders fringed and plain tops-now at EARTSHINE 12. E 8th- 7-3
Tank tops, peasant shirts, pants and jeans for men and women. EARTHSHISEWN, 12 E 8th. 7-3
All Blue Jeans $6.50—now and forever! EARTHSHINE. 12 E. 8th. 7-3
1965 Forst Golarke 500. 2 door hard-
ware. 8 automatic. power steering.
This week only-$355. JAYHAM
VOLKSWAGEN. 2202 lowa 84KW
62-68
Porch. Sale-Clothes (some original samples), baby items, books, art, toys, more. item 110, & Mo. No. 16. Salem Sunday this week and next, to 10, to 6.
1971 Yamaha Enduro, 2200 miles—Excellent condition. Call 842-9320 after 6. 7-3
BRANDYWINE CUSTOM TAILORS
Permanent Location in Lawrence
Custom Tailored-Custom Styled
Mens Sport Coats— $40
Mens Knit Suits— $60
Mens Slacks— $18
Deadline: 5:08 p.m. 3 days before publication
1 Knit Ski
1 Pair Matching Slacks
$70.00
200 - Fabrics and Patterns
300 - Coatings
Wool, Polymer Knits and Many More
SATIFFANCE GUARANTEED
FOR Measurement Appointment
For Measurement Appointment
THE sirloin
Shrimp, to K.C. Steaks
LAWRENCE KANSAS Fine Art Entries Place
Image Entering Place
Delicious Food and
Sandwich Recipes
Complete Menu.
Stain Sandwiches.
Image Entering Place
Our motto is and has always been . . .
"There is no substitute for quality
in good food."
Kustom 100 amp, Plain head. 3-12 inch Able speakers. Also Stratoacoustic guitar. Both in very good condition. Music: 18 hours. 7-17
Fivedays
35 words or fewer: $1.75
each additional word: $0.03
'71 VW Deluxe Bus. Stereo FM radio.
Call 887-6228. 7-11
BEAUTIFU, BODY—1971 Honda CL
300 Serumier. Excellent condition-
845-8150 after 6 wkdays—anytime
on wkends. 7-6
Glance 10-speed deluxe bicycle, blue
And Zurücki Trail bike (blue)
in 1970 with many MX assists
beyond excellent condition. Call 643-72-
908 just.
CLEARANCE SALE: We are liquidating our entire line of Ee “clothies” from the shop. Look for details in today’s paper. SunDowner Surplus - 4135 Vermont.
FOR RENT
LOOKING FOR A TWO-BEDROOM garden apartment, adjoining to the credit shopping center and public library, will be your best choice. Our bedrooms are on-site or call us at (812) 364-0900 to solve your problem. $2,225 will cover rent, $1,225 will solve your problem. In a wide range of rates, location in a wide range of cities, business being managed with the view of plumbing will be the most desirable. Will he be you did it? $799
Summer and Fall rentals. Furnished
1 to 4 bedroom apts. From $8 to
$9 per month. Private privileges.
$30 to $75. Utilities paid each.
Early Bird: A2-5067
Early Bird: A2-509
COLLEGE HILL MANOR APART-
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apartments, AC. pool and laundry,
bathroom, 9th B, 19th B, 43-8220,
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BEAUTIFUL ONE AND TWO BEDS located in Harwain Square, Iowa and Harvard Area. Apartment 9th and Avalon Street These five apartment features dishwashers, water and gas utilities closet large rooms, and are far larger than the two bedrooms to Mrs Purpure at 2017 AH Road Hard No. 842-2388, during daily spectet and get all detals on Lawn-room units. After 5:00 PM on resident students at each location. Req. active apartments, no act now? 7-27
CAMPUS APARTMENT LIVING
winter suite. Sensitive and lovely
one and two bedrooms furnished and
unfurnished aisles 113] 845-846
For Nest-Princess mobile home,
bedrooms, furnished,
completed, with
complex or couple
cups; July 5, small
requirement, 913-296-2242 or
316-876-3121.
Apartments furnished, some al-conditioned, large enough for two or more; borders KU and near town, parking no. 727
843-5767
One and two bedroom apartment,
furnished and infurnished at Ridggee,
24th & Guadalupe. Summer rates
for Fall. Fail. Phone 8-75-
1116
ROOM FOR FEMALE in big, well-
comfortable house. Free washer and
wryer and dryer and dishwasher. Sum-
mer clothes only. No laundry for Dearborn or Debryah. 6-29
Sleeping rooms—furnished, with, or without kitchen privileges, for adults off street parking, borders KU and new, northew. New pets. Phone 845-767-8721.
Apt. for Rent, married couple or one
person, please Grad. Student Reference
required. No children or pets.
Call 843-2402. Show daystime only.
Drastically Reduced Rent. Rent for a one-bedroom apartment at a 3 bedroom unit, duffit garment all electric kitchen, central air, heat, residential area. Call 848-0255.
Rent Now For Occupancy August 15th. Spectacular 30' x 20' room apartment, $950 per month. Excellent residential area. $195-$240 depending on number of students.
NOTICE
Chauffered water skip boat rental and lessons hp lf ff lt ski boat CASTERBURY HOUSE — Epicopal
CANTERBURY HOUSE — Mon. 5-15
1727 Holy Communion — Mon. 5-15
p.m. Tues. 9:00 p.m. Thurs. 5:15
Fri. 8:30 p.m. Sat. 10:30
Pterus Furniture open Friday, Sat. and Sun.
Competition
2300 W. 29th Terr.
Lawrence, Kansas
Telephone:
(913) 842-2191
for counseling and referrals on birth control, abortions, and voluntary contraception call Center at 864-444-7884 or information at 864-506-3506 Call 24 hours of formation at 864-506-3506
SUMMER GAY LIBERATION Fun
Meetings, Meetings in the Summer
7 p.m. in the Studio at 123rd St.
8 p.m. in the Studio at 123rd St.
644-409-9999, Write Box 242, Lafayette
We Fry Harder. Vista Restaurant.
1527 W 6th; 842-4311
6-29
PLOITS. Do you want TALRIGHAD,
Super Pipe Super Cruiser (DA-12),
$13 per ship; Airtrodrome, 4 miles north of Haldan-
berg, approved by the Féd. 7-20
German tutoring & translation. $2,500
hr. or negotiate Call Nina, 843-5295
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Experienced typist will type your term paper, thesis or dissertation. Pica type — prompt — accurate. Call 843-0823. 7-55
Wanted: students to do part time farm work. Call 842-8153 or write Mr. Hoover, 1419 Ohio 10 7-33
Roommate Wanted: Fine country living for only $48.75 per month. Personal care, pet good care. Call 813-454-6468. Bobokon, 819 Vermont. IG certify.
College Freedman (girl) needs full or job. Mothers help, company-secretary, reader for handbook, 1948-54. Household references. #2-7. 104
ROOMMATE WANTED: Female
roommate required. Locate the bedroom apartment with fireplace, dishwashers own, bedroom,
sink, bathroom plus month plus utilities. Roommate ID 463-04023
HELP WANTED
Help wanted: Experienced bicycle mechanic needed part time. Apply in person. Ride-on Bike Shop, 14th & Massachusetts. 6-28
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BRIDAL GOWN SHOW Sale-Size-
8-10 to 12 up to 75% off. Fall and spring fabrics, showing Thurs. and Sat. only.
Galeira Bridal. 910 Kentucky. 7-27
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leather goods-custom orders all sizes available
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17 W. 9th
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