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Wednesday, April 19, 1972
University Daily Kansan
Man Views Women's Identities L.D. Smith, Lawrence junior, attended workshops
Hilltop Director Selected
By GAIL PFEIFFER
Kenyon Staff Writer
Judy Bencivenga, Lawrence graduate student and director of the United Child Care Center, was named Saturday as the director of the Hillock Child Care sponsored by the Student Senate.
There will be a class of 19 consisting of 4- and 3-year-olds, a class of 19 consisting of 3-year-olds and a group of 12 infant
Hillip is being patterned after the United Center's programs. According to Bencivengo, three of the four large child times will be available.
Bencivengue said that the first day of the program was to work with the children and a working and learning relationship between the child
WHEN THIS has been established, cognitive learning activities will be begun. According to Bencivengo, the
According to Molly Lafley, chairman of the board, the center will be housed in the Weskey room, the board is confident the center will be housed in the Weskey room.
AT PRESENT the center is awaiting for the allocations to be made by the Student Senate or be on the building, Laffin said.
The center also plans to hire a number of male teachers and aides. Bencivengo said that from past experience with child care workers, he proved beneficial to the programs. Bencivengo said she wanted to have a male and female teacher in every class at all times.
At the hearings held by the
Finance and Auditing committee
Monday night, Lafin requested
$2,000 to open the child care
program will expose the child to a variety of activities which will enable him to manipulate ideas
Wilson Fellowships Lose Ford Funding
Woodrow Wilson fellowships, which have been given every year for the last 27 years, will not be maintained permanently discontinued. Eugene Fox, associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Arts Administration,
Various aspects of the women's movement were explored Tuesday in a series of workshops sponsored by the Women's
Barbara Day, a representative from the Wichita Self-Help Clinic, speaking on "Woman and Her Childhood," was educated about their bodies so
The workshops dealt with the subjects "Woman and her Body," "Women Identified Women," and "Factors Affecting Women" in economic Factors Affecting Women.
The fellowship program was established at Princeton University in 1945 to encourage students in the humanities who were the humanians or social sciences and who otherwise would have been lost to occupation and professions with which they competed. It has more obvious rewards.
Workshops Discuss Women
they could have a better feeling towards them.
You can't be a woman without knowing where it all starts. Learn to play with their bodies. Little boys, on the other hand, are very curious about what they see.
"Women are told they smell or they are too big or too little; their legs are too big, their legs are too small, their arms are too peculiar." Day said.
"I can't imagine a book like "Portnoy's Complaint" being
about a little girl who masturbates," she said.
"There is such a nasty tone about women's sexuality. Women get the feeling that they don't want to touch their bodies."
According to Fox, the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, which administered the fellowships, would have supported from the Ford Foundation. This year Ford withdrew its support, probably because it thought its money could be better spent in other projects than be an excess of Ph.D. B. S. Fox said.
"Sexuality is looking at yourself and knowing what you look like. It's much healthier to know what your body looks like, what it feels like and what modifications it can have." Day said.
Day also discussed the various methods of birth control, abortions, and self-examination.
In a slide presentation, Day explained the steps of a legal and of an illegal abortion.
According to Fox, KU had more Wilson fellowship students than Eight schools combined. He said KU was often in the top five in the nation according to the number of students and always in the top ten
center next fall.
During the 27 years in which the fellowships were granted, over 100 University of Kansas students received them.
Students in any college or university were eligible for the fellowships but could not personally apply. The various departments at KU nominated students and had the best chances and then sent the nominations to the regional committee. Fox said.
Twelve regional selection committees personally interviewed the three promising candidates. These sent the credentials of their selections to the national committee which made the final decision.
The amount of the grant varied from year to year, depending on the cost of living and the money available. Fox said.
Les Schwartz, Overland Park senator, was elected chairman of the state's commissions on munications Committee Tuesday at the committee's first meeting in June.
Communications Committee Selects New Chairman
The committee discussed plans for the formation of a resource center and a freshman education program.
resolutions of the senate meetings.
The resource center, approved by the Student Senate this year, would make available to students the following enquiries, enacts, minutes, and
The center would also compile senators' voting and attendance records and provide background information on the resolution pending in the senate.
Lafin said the $2,000 would be a one time allocation for supplies and that the aim of Hilltop was to be self supporting.
Various proposals for the formation of a freshman education program were discussed. The program would inform freshmen and transfer students about the senate and functions of the senate.
"The center would serve students first and then University staff and faculty." Laffan丛硕. in his book, *The School*. he post at University because she
"I was hired at United to set up the program and now that it is running smoothly someone can come in," he said. "I leave." Benviceno said.
CRAIG'S Fina and U-Haul
had fulfilled her duties there
Another reason for her leaving,
Bencivengo said, was the need
for more child care centers in
Lawrence.
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