University Summer Kansan
Thursday, June 15, 1972
750 to Attend Five-Week Camps
Ma By MARY LIND Kansan Staff Writer
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When the Midwestern Music and Art Camp began 35 years ago it consisted of a small group of students, but the big enough to be called a band," according to Russell Wiley, director and founder of the camp. The students are from school students will register at McCollum Hall and begin a five-week intensive study session in their journalism or speech and debate.
Although the camp once had 11 divisions, the science, ballet and language camp will not open this spring. Students are enrolled, but the music, art, journalism and speech and drama camps will be in full
MUSIC, THE LARGEST division of the camp with a total enrolment of 488 as of Wednesday will be under the
direction of Wiley. Students will take courses in music theory, and conducting as well as private classes for the KU School of Music. The rest of the participants' day will be taken up by rehearsals.
"It's a summer activity for gifted students to make of them more mature musicians and to really want to do," said Wiley. The Art Camp, directed by Joel Jackson, uses visual art, and ivid Jacobson, professor of design will celebrate wennight anniversary this year.
The camp offers high school students a concentrated program of study at the university level in workshops taught by regular faculty
select three courses from eight electives including figure painting, painting with water colors, painting with acrylics, sculpture,
The purpose of the program is to stimulate young people and to introduce them to aspects of art that are not offered in high school.
EXHIBITS OF their work will be displayed in Murphy gallery June 30 through July 14
The School of Journalism will enroll 25 students Sunday for the week session, directed by Dr. Jillian Schatz, associate professor of journalism
A drug abuse workshop funded by the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration will be held at Kansas campus June 19-30.
An elementary school teacher, a civic leader and a high school student from 50 communities will participate in the workshop. The Schools of Pharmacy and medicine are training in administering the workers.
The session will include high school publications and will provide students with overall field of journalism. Courses taught by the regular faculty will include reporting, writing, editing, broadcasting, law and ethics, the press and society, the yearbook, graphics and magazine.
University Will Host Workshop on Drugs
Coordinator for the School of Education is Earl Carr, assistant professor of special education coordinator for the School of Pharmacy is Howard Mossberg,
The program is designed as an educational process to interrupt drug abuse among children. Drug abuse generally begins with fifth and sixth grade children experimenting in glue sniffing, Strong peer influence encourages other children to experiment.
to escape from the pressures of life.
Amphetamines and barbiturates are the most widely used drugs in children. Mossberg agreed with education who believed drug abuse, in which the past few years has spread to adults. This is caused by boredom and a desire
"No community is immune to this problem," stated Moses from Israel, who differed in whether the home is intellectual, white collar or blue
Students will elect any of three areas, newspaper, yearbook or photography, to work on in the afternoons and evenings.
This will be the third presentation of the workshop. Plans are to continue the program annually.
JACKSON HARRELL
assistant instructor of speech and drama, is the director of the speech and drama division.
The Kansas Geological Survey confirmed Wednesday its recommendation that an area including the town of Elkhorn Ellsworth counties was the region with the best potential for reactive waste disposal in Kansas.
Students working in the
edition will paint a
edition of the book called
Kamper Kansan every Friday
throughout the session, covering
the subject matter of the
camp. Yearbook students
will put out the camp yearbook.
Survey Studv Is In
The site was one of eight in Kansas that the State Geological Survey examined for the U.S. energy Commission last December.
Raymond Ice and Arthur Heck county commissioners, denied the request.
A permit request for an In- dependence Day concert and picnic in rural Douglas County by the county commission.
Permit for Concert Rejected by County
The curriculum provided by the speech and drama camp.
Smith had estimated that between 5,000 and 10,000 people would attend the festival.
"Last spring during a similar function, so many cars were parked along the roads that cars couldn't get through them."
Heek said the board's decision was unanimous that the festival would not be compatible with the heavily tzoned neighborhood.
In March, the AEC asked the Geological Survey to further investigate parts of Lincoln, Logan and Wichita counties. The results
"A festival of this sort," said Ice, "in an agriculturally zone area would be noisy and would disruption of traffic on the roads.
Jim Smith, Overland Park sophomore, was awarded a Lawyer's club request the permit to hold a public concert picnic at the Big Egg festival held last spring. He planned the event for the day and had
Another student said he thought the authorities were just running scared from possible trouble.
"I think they should go ahead and have their festival," one KU student said Tuesday. "What it could hurt?"
"All I'm going to say is that the festival will be held somewhere else, with big bands and everything," Smith said.
Heck said that although the possible use of drugs and alcohol beverages figured in the commission's decision, that was not enough for the denial. The zoning problem has been the primary issue.
Refusals of this kind serve only
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to discourage students and others from using the proper channels, one student said.
"If they get turned down one, then next time they won't bother to ask. They'll just go ahead and do it," he said.
confirmed the Survey's earlier recommendation of the area in Lincoln, Russell and Ellsworth counties.
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Of the eight areas, the Survey rated the Lyons site "the poorest candidate for future study."
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The Survey chose areas in Harper and western Wichita县 to test the effect, but it was the Lincoln-Russell-Ellsworth county area that the Survey rated as the best prospect for a radioactive waste site.
Among the factors that were considered in judging each area's suitability for waste disposal facilities, including land and gas development, pipelines, thickness and depth of salt beds, proximity to population centers, and the potential for future mining resource developments in the area.
A six-mile radius was arbitrarily chosen as a safe buffer zone around each population center.
As the result of its investigations and recommendations, the Kansas City Children's Hospital awarded the Good Earth Keeping Award by the Citizens for Enviro-
taught by regular faculty, will attempt to develop each camper's proficiency in speech activities.
THE STUDENTS will attend classes every morning and workshops in the afternoons. The session will wind up with a speech and debate tournament, to apply students to what they learn.
Boys will be housed in Lewis Hall and girls in McColum. A crew of 22 counselors employed live and work with the campers.
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