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Thursday, June 8, 1972
Area's First Alice Murphy Exhibit at Spooner
. Styie traces movements of late 19th century European art .
Kansan Staff Photo by HANE YOUNG
Murphy exhibited a style more bemerled with intricate details and grafts now at New York. Some of these paintings were exhibited in 1903 to 1904 at the Brooklyn Museum.
Born near Independence, Mo.
in 1871, Murphy studied at the St.
Louis School of Art and later
A range of styles is shown in the paintings, among them traces of most of the major movements of early 20th-century art as well as influences from Velasquez and Rembrandt. The artist's interest in Impressionism arises in her provincial watercolors in the western United States.
Thirty-six works by Alice Murphy are on public display for the time in this area, following exhibitions in New York and Chicago.
Urban Black Program Growing
By MARTHA NORDYKE Kansan Staff Writer
A loan exhibition of paintings by a turn-of-the-century Kansas City artist who won renown in late June 11 at Spooner Art, Muni.
Of the 5,015 students enrolled for KU's summer session, about 20 students living in Olive Hall are black urban students attending school through the Service Application System (SES) program.
Area Artist's Work Gains in Reputation
Results of the summer program included the first summer session in 1970, SES scholars averaged a 2.8 grade point, with only one student achieving a perfect score.
The SES summer session was set up as a channel for orienting students to campuses and college buildings. This consists of a six-to-nine-hour course load in addition to an optional reading and study skills
SES was designed to assist students, who ordinarily would not attend college, to enroll at KU and, despite possible difficulties, succeed. Its development was management's finding, made by the educational committee of the Black Student Union.
A 2.88 grade point average distinguished the 1971 summer students, and an unusually high number of students with a student body hold the program above the retention norm for freshman and sophomore KU retention. For KU KU retention norm was determined in a 10-year analysis by James Hilt, former KU registrar of systems development.
SES functions as an educational tutorial and counseling services to helping black students succeed at the University.
Education advocates like Zoelean Bond, associate director of urban affairs and director of SES, were determined to ease she as we as an uphill struggle to mount Oread for black students.
The struggle hasn't always been dollars but often involves a high school preparation and, more and more, the stigma of being black with a white skin tone. In many cultures the heritage in the predominately white community of higher education.
Bond, who was instrumental in developing the program, said she had looked at a number of similar organizations throughout the country. The
study of such programs was part of her master's thesis in guidance and counseling.
"I was convinced we needed a center, a place for the students to come for help or just to air feelings and talk," she said.
SES headquarters are in Room 123, Watson Library, a facility which is open for discussion on topics in sessions and information aid.
"It was also obvious that to succeed with a center like this, we would have to thoroughly re-examine the team. The centers that were falling apart elsewhere are extremely parochial." Bond said. "They just were not maintained and their respective universities."
With this analysis, and in order to avoid costly duplications in staff responsibility, SES was assigned the existing framework at KU.
Recruitment of black urban students was carried out through the Department of Education, Office of Admissions. Students qualified for financial assistance through "National Defense Opportunity Grants," both ad-hoc and in partnership with Opportunity Grants, both ad-hoc and in partnership with Student Financial Aid, Standard for admission and financial aid were the same for black urban students as for other KU students.
SES was allotted only a certain percentage of the National
Defense Loans and Educational Opportunity Grants.
Counseling, academic advising and tutorial services call for the combined efforts of SES staff and other faculty colleges at KU. These outside groups refer qualified graduate student tutors and supply some of their resources to the KU work-study program. A few students outside the SES group, which after three years are graduating, are accommodated for tutoring also.
SES interviews all tutors. Not all of them are black or even from an urban background. SES teachers and disciplines simply are not available. Tutors are accepted on the basis of their academic qualifications and, in part, their ethnicity. The height of the black urban student
"We're constantly fighting the problem of the black student who enrols in, for example, a history or literature course," Bond said. With the conventional stereotypes of the black in our society.
"The student often gets incensed, disgusted; but he doesn't always have the ability to refute such accusations." These stereotypes in academic terms. For the most part, he just isn't confident in his frustrations, to fight back.
reference books and resource material files written by black authors and students which have beliefs, beliefs SES refers many students to black culture in academics to help effort to help the student verbalize and formulate refutations in academic language for assignment.
Bond indicated that a common handicap for black urban students was their defeatist attitude and a deep-rooted feeling of compassion.
She said it wasn't just a student's background, but his financial situation at KU that contributed to the dilemma.
Students recruited by SES and who receive a loan or grant to finance schooling for their own family. The grant must be used partially for the summer session and stretches for the following two employers.
Loans usually provide a housing allotment and a fee stipend.
Money for personal necessities and books has to come from elsewhere.
"Sometimes the SES staff or an interested faculty member concerned with the success of this program chips in to help carry a student over." Bond said. "One teacher who was a student never brought a required book to class and secured one for him without cost."
Outside of the always critical funding situation, statistics show the program is having some successes.
Of the 44 students who initially entered the program, 50 per cent went into the third year. While the first year drop-out rate was slightly higher than the 30-35 per cent of the student, did not return after the second year. This compares to the findings for the entire University.
After the third year, Hitt's research indicated that 17-22 per cent of KU's students will not return.
"If we can predict from our data, students will be more prepared first year," Bond projected, "our percentage of those students returning will be greater than ours."
Of the 127 students currently in the SES program, an overall gradepoint of 2.24 has been achieved according to Bond's statistics.
William M. Tuttle, associate professor of history, has received a grant from the American Association of Learned Societies (ACLS).
Tutte's topic is a history of black-white violence in the United States in the twentieth century.
Tribute Goes to Geological Survey
Kansan Staff Writer
Bv KENT PULLIAM
The Kansas Geological Survey and the four found EarthKeeping in the four found Environment Action in Kansas May 23 during a meeting in Pitts-
William W. H. Hambleton,
director of the survey, accepted
the award from John Reed, press-
ist for the Environmental action
group.
Reed praised the survey for its research and public information program involving the Kansas environment. He specifically noted that the feasibility of the Lyons site for disposal of radioactive waste.
(AEC) that there were too many gas and oil holes which were unable to be plugged. It also had underground cavern which would be used for disposing radioactive materials, runs under the city of
According to Ron Hardy, director of information and education of the survey, the report showed that the AEC had not investigated well enough the use of an X-ray and was proceeding too hastily.
"The AEC recognized the expertise of our study and it kind of stopped them in their tracks," said Hardy.
survey, in cooperation with the Oraks Regional Commission, has been working with local farmers and industry in the initial reclamation of several Cherokee and Crawford counties.
Another project that Reed mentioned was the Mined Land Redevelopment Workshop. The
At the end of 1969 there were about 58,000 acres of strip-mined land which was not being used, said Hardy.
"Until 1989 there was no law which affected this land. The municipality rejected the reclaim any of the land," he said. "You could just leave it as it is."
The two organizations started working together and now about 2,000 acres have been reclaimed from grazing. They are grazing and farm lands and in
Find Adds to Earth History
previously unknown genus of fossil plant, has been discovered by Robert Baxter, professor of botany.
Kansas Stark Writer
A 300 million-year-old inhabitant of Kansas. a
By MARTHA NORDYKE
Kansan Photo by JOHN REKI
Earth's History Focuses More
Baxter views fresh
Baxter has been searching strip mines near Pittsburg, Oswego, Columbus and other southeastern towns for a number of ancient plant life preservatives of ancient plant life can be found there, he said.
The specimen was extracted from a strip coal mine in southeast Kansas owned by the Pittsburg and Midway Mining Company. The discovery was named after Frank Foresman, an officer of the mine, who Baxter said had been cooperative in his studies.
The cellulose and protoplasmic contents, the actual stuff of life of this ancient plant, were found buried in their own coal ball tom.
Baxter's find adds one more layer of mystery, given the jigsaw puzzle of life during the Middle Pennsylvania Period, and great Coal Age, the time when the earliest fossils of earth with jungles of vegetation and only the most primitive mammals were found.
"The mines are a very fertile field," he said. "I've found 14 new genues, 20 new species and two that I'm working on now."
The coal balls, spherical masses of limestone, are found in actual coal seams. The preserved rocks are clearly identifiable as aquatic.
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According to Hardy, some of the back hill into farming has yielded up 40 bushels of wheat per acre.
The water-based roots, suggested by the plant tissues and the distinctive large air spaces around them, are con-
tained in the evidence of the environments since they grew in, according to Baxter.
"The preservation is exce-
cional," Baxter said Wednes-
day. "The roots, stems,
seeds, leaves—all of it there."
"The acid dissolves the surface but does not decompose the plant." Baxter explained. "The acid also destroys the surface flooded with acetone."
The technique is known as the peel technique. The plant is reembedded in dissolved acetate film backing, a plastic, and the peel is peeled away once again to obtain even more distinct specimen.
The other awards went to the Dillon company for their Ecology and Conservation division of the Kansas Power and Light for its research and development of a limestone wet scrub in the Central Plains of Environmental Youth Corps.
"The habitats were most likely the great swamps whose water was eventually depressed to form our coal deposits," Baxter said.
one instance a motorcycle p
In his laboratory, Baxter cuts the coal with a large saw into thin coils, polishes the surface and employs it in a solution of hydrochloric acid.
One theory of the formation of the preservative coal balls such swamps began to be compressed, lime and carbonates precipitated through 'streams out around the larger lakes within the larger coal deposit.
The environmental group is based in Hutchinson.
Baxter said there were several other theories on the coal balls' formation, but none have been proven conclusively.
Baxter first published his findings in a scientific journal printed in Bonn, West Germany.
Charles C. Eldredge, professor of art history and museum curator, said that her relatively small amount has drawn critical acclaim and has been favorably compared by the leading artists of the period.
opened the art department in the then-new Manual Training High School in Kansas City, Mo.
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Michigan St. Bar-B-Qeue, $15 Mile,
Outdoor St. Bar-B-Qeue, Large
Plate. $10.50. Outdoor Plate.
$15.50. St. go to $36.00. St. to
have $8.50. St. to have Plate.
$45.50. Brisket Plate.
$30.00. Beef Brisket. Sand=$8.00.
Coffee Plate. Phone=$8.75.
Closed Plate. Sun-7-9. Phone
+86-101-6010. Closed Plate.
PATIERS, DAY GIFTS of lasting value. From the unique Christian Bookstore. Cross Reference Malls. Shopping Center. 211 W. Width. 23/4 in.
Old English-Pull CROSSHALL ...MALES
SHEPIDOG PUPPIES, MULES
OR FEMALES  K. E. GOSEN
MLOUTH, KANSAS  L91-798-281
FATHER'S DAY CARDS—Half Price
—Where, Ease????? Confidence
Mall's Shopping Center, 711 W. 23rd
6-15
20 gallon all-glass, aquarium complete with fluorescent head, heater, filters, gravel, stand and two 10 inch cases. If desired, Call 841-2544. 6-13
Bokolan presents summer overheard
present coats - cowboy & Hawaiian
jackets, winter jackets and
jacket's yesterday's clothes at
12th Street, 83rd Avenue,
Kilbern 839; Worners 6-14
FOR SALE Mercedes-Benz 1960
Model 180 Reg. Gas Call 842-6140
6.15
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent in exchange for work Call 843-7863 6-14
1. New 1/2, and 2 bedrooms, Pool,
patio and gas grilles. Dilwashers
and laundry. Walk-in, closets.
Club location 250-638
Sixth, 4725.
COLLEGE HILL, MANOR APARTMENTS. Attached to the apartment and furnished apartments. AC pool and laundry room. 9th Apt. B or call 843-8220. 9th Apt. B - call 843-8220.
Attractive and comfortable rooms for students, utilities, paid, share kitchen, no pets. Calls 842-7690. 6-19
HELP WANTED
Diving Supplies
Responsible couple or arrange student to live in pleasant air-conditioned house during latter part of summer if desired. 842-4088-614
843-3565 Lawrence, Kansas
JAROLD'S
Dacor Scuba P.A.D.1.
Equip. in Stock Certified
Instructor
Webster's Mobile Homes
Your Co-
pretive Service
Dealer
Tie-downs—Skipping—Parts
Ample Park Spaces Available
3409 W. 6th
842.7700
Just West of the
Drive In Theatre
TRACHER OPENINGS. Current listings of hundreds of California schools include:
California School Placement, 1874
California School Berkshire, 1874
*43070
Berkshire, 1875
Good Jobs Gatewood, Colorado beginning
with $250,000 in monthly salary.
Darren Lee, Master's degree, $100,000
monthly. Summer jobs-inclusive.
Dave Warner, Master's degree,
United, Drawer H., Maitland, Colo-
rnt.
NOTICE
WANTED
SUMMER GAY LIBRATION
good good good good every day
every day every day every day
every day every day every day
dent dent dent dent dent dent
dent dent dent dent dent dent
dent 40-54 Write 11 Box 2A
laws 40-54 Write 11 Box 2A laws
Ride needed from K.C.,KS to K.U.
and back for morning classes. Will
pay Call 299-3144 6-12
SUMMER DANCE classes now enrolling Liz Harring Dance Academy. Taz jazz ballet, acrobatics, Beginner ballet. Call 842-7851 or 842-6875.
ERN'S CYCLE SALES
TYPING
Typing, IBM seletic, pica type
Fast, accurate; typing guaranteed.
Phone 843-3186
6-88
ROOM FOR FEMALE in big, well-
comforted home. Free wairer and daven and dishwasher. Sunny room. Large kitchen for Deborah or Jeburry. 6-15
MISCELLANEOUS
Experienced typist will type your term papers, thesis, or dissertation. Electronic typewriter, prompt, accurate keyboard. (212) 835-6900; Mrs. Heyward 843-3281; B 6-23
NITERO REPAIR, RMS Electronics
724 Mass Equipment System, Compaq
Tape Machines and Speakers Lowest
Tape Machines and Speakers Service
2672. Open 1-17
WE SERVICE
WHAT WE SELL
716 North 2nd
LAWRENCE KANSAS
Delicious Food and Super Service with Stainless Steel Steak Sandwiches, Steak Sandwiches, Shrimp, to K.C. Steaks Our utility is always barefoot.
WHY RENT?
RIDGEVIEW
Mobile Home Sales
843-8499
3020 lowa (South Wheat. 59)
843-7960
TONY'S
OVERHEAR CAM ENGINE
• O TO 40 MPH-13.5
• RELICING FRONT SEATS
• UP TO 25 MILES PER GAL.
500 E.23rd
IMPORTS-DATSUN
842-0444
LOVE THAT DATSUN
843
8500
DISCOUNT
PRICES
WITH
PERSONALIZED
SERVICE
The Stereo Store
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