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Thursday, March 16. 1972
University Daily Kansan
Ellison Disclaims Assault Fears
By KATHY ELLIS
Kanean Staff Writer
Bobby Ellison, captain of Traffic and Security, said recently that incidents of assaults on campus were statistically no different than any community of 20,000 to
"I think the fear of assaults is greater than the actual number of assaults." Ellison said.
An assault charge may be brought against someone if there is actual physical danger or if spoken threats have the potential to cause harm. In 1971, through January 1972 there have been 21 reported assaults. This number included men and women who were analyzed by time of day.
A LOT of common sense, Ellison said, provides the best protection. Women should travel in two's, well-lined areas and on foot to reduce the risk of transportation. Ellison said he had observed an increasing
Photographer Shows Indian, Birth Essays
Two slide displays of photo essays were shown by an award-winning photojournalist Brian Lanker Tuesday night at the University of Kansas chapter meeting of Sigma Delta Chi fraternity, the journalism fraternity, in the council room of the Kansas Union.
Lanker, photographer for the Topeka Capital-Journal and writer, photographer for the Year Awards in 1971, showed displays of pictures portraying the American Indian and a natural childbirth. Rich Clarkson, director of photographs for the Journal and award-winning free lance photographer, introduced Lanker and spoke to SDX students about his national's relation to the media. Clarkson said a suburban newspaper with its smaller staff could provide the photojournalist a better opportunity to take photos and to communicate and to communicate more effectively to the reader than national magazines. He said that with fewer editors to exercise a lot of control, many things can take place here."
Police Link
Stolen Key
To Dorm Theft
Lawrence Police reported a burglary at Naismith Hall Tuesday resulted from entry into the house by a purse stolen earlier in the day.
Police reported the purse of Anne S. Woodruff. St. Louis sophomore, was taken by two Union Kansas University Bowling Alley.
Woolfrid wroff told police that along with the key he had been given, he was watch valued at $20 that belonged to her nontmite. Carol J. Steven, Kirkwood. Mo.
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Traffic and Security has become more accessible to those who do not drive. Ellison said. T and Q parking ones were opened for student parking.
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to the Watson Library area to be closer to the campus. If the manpower were increased the manpower required by more footmen, Ellison said.
Also, the front lobby of Hoeh Auditorium is opn nightly. There is an intercom from the front lobby to the dispatcher so that
Europe Travel Forum
There will be a forum on traveling in Europe by car, bicycle,
motorcycle, bumbo and European student flights at 4 p.m. today in
Paris.
APO Service Fraternity
The Lambda Chapter of the Alpha Phi Orgia National Service
Fraternity will have an organizational meeting at 7:30 p.m.
at the University of Florida.
Johin Ginka, associate director of libraries and chapter adviser will speak. The officers will explain the Alpha Phi Omega program
All registered male students, especially those with Scouting experience, are urged to attend.
Mv Lai Vigil
There will be a vigil commemorating the fourth anniversary of the My Lai incident of the Vietnam War from 12:30 to 1 p.m. Thursday in Danforth Chapel. This vigil is part of the Ecumensical Peace Vigil every day during Lent.
Women's Caucus
The Lawrence Women's Political Caucus will hold their first meeting at 7:30 on the basement of the University State Building.
Ambassador Bush Talk
George Bush, ambassador to the United Nations, is scheduled to schedule April 14, at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Annual大会.
A spokesman for the Chamber said Wednesday, that a time for the banquet had not been set, but that it would probably begin at 7 a.m.
The spokesman also said that only Chamber members would be allowed to attend the banquet.
purse snatchings or assailms may be reported. A public telephone and rest rooms are also in the front lobby.
INSPECTOR VERNON Harrell of the Lawrence Police Department said recently that in 1971, 50 arrestees were surrounded the campus and on the campus proper there had been eight arrests for rape or assault. The officer discordantly conduct in 1971. But fewer than one-third of the 59 arrests for aggravated assaults in 1971 were committed in these areas.
When people hear about more than one rape they think everyone is out raping someone, but not. Someone is raiding causing several incidents
To temporarily distract an attacker a would-be victim can stretch her fingers in the attacker's eyes, use the palm of her hand to grab the arm or knee or raise her knee to his groin. Harrell said. These measures must be successful the first time in order to avoid angering the attacker to the point of alarm than he initially intended.
KU WOMEN have their own methods for protection, which range from walking in the well-fenced yard to kneeling on a karate. One freshman enrolled in a karate class also takes self-defense lessons. Carrying bags or oat pocket has become one common practice among girls.
It was incorrectly stated in Wednesday's Kansan that Lewis Hall would re-open after spring break at 9 a.m., March 26.
Residence Hall Correction
All residence halls will re-open at noon. March 26.
One girl said she walked back because she saw her being followed and carried her on her coat pocket. Another girl, on attackers, belonged, flung her arms about as though she were going to jump. The attackers were frightened away. However, both Ellison and Harrell said that common sense would prevail.
However, both Ellison and Harrell said that common sense while walking on campus was the most valuable presecution.
Search Group Submits Names For KU Posts
The final selection of a vice chancellor for academic affairs and research and graduate studies, KU is expected to be made in the next several weeks, according to Claire L. Laurence Chairman Jr.
A search committee appointed by the chancellor in January to recommend candidates for the two posts, recently submitted a
Francis Heller, who now holds the post of vice chancellor for academic affairs, will resign his position after Roberts distinguished professor of political science, a post which has been vacant since the spring semester.
the creation of the post of vice chancellor for research and key academic necessitated by the recent decentralization of the graduate
Ronald Calgaard, assistant dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, has served as chairman for the search committee made up of 13 faculty members and 3 students. The committee was met regularly to discuss candidates for the positions.
VOTE FOR
JOHN G. GRAYSON
Senator
College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
GEORGE CARLIN TALKS ABOUT HIMSELF AND HIS NEW ALBUM. "FM & AM."
About a year or so ago I discovered I was no longer in my act. The main reason I had become a conditional was missing self-expression. The art wasn't me. It was all door sockets, quiz contestants, newsletters, little old ladies and weatherheads. Now I'm in there again. This album represents that transition.
It's called FM & AM because FM represent my newer freer approach to comedy and AM is the older more rigid style I'm coming away from.
"This album is important to me because it tells a lot about me..."
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LD 7214
New KU Antiwar Committee Plans Education-Action Week
A week with workshops, films,
information tables, a vigil and a
media evening will be sponsored
by the Peace Education and
Action Week Committee, Nancy
Jorn, research assistant for the
Social Welfare and chair of
the committee said Tuesday.
The newly-formed committee had its first official meeting on Monday to discuss the events. Planning is in the air, the volunteers are still needed. Jornas
into action after they saw slides of the National Action Research of the Military Industrial Complex on the automated air airplane-India China at a vigil Friday in Danforth College, Jorn said.
These people were prompted
Possible topics of workshops include History of the Vietnam War, Family and Economic Expenditures, Amnesty, Draft Counseling and Peace
The media evening will feature anti-war songs, poetry and slides. A play, "Trial of the Catonsville
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE
1972 Spring Elections
for
Student Body President
Student Body
Vice-President
Student Senate
Class Officers
Petition to Athletic Corporation
March 15 & 16—8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Strong
Summerfield
Union
Learned
Malott (Pharmacy School office)
Marvin (March 15, 12:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m.)
March 15, 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. & March 16 1:00:
5:00 p.m.
Kappa Alpha Theta—1433 Tennessee
Alpha Gamma Delta—2005 Stewart
Bishop College—2105 Brad
Chi Omega—1345 W. Campus
Delta Tau Decla—91, 11th
March 15, evening only
McCollum 5:00:7.00
Lewis 5:00:9.10
Oliver 5:00:9.15
Ellsworth 5:30:9.00
Hashinger 5:00:9.00
Naismith 5:30:7.30
Corbin 6:00:9.00
Pearson 6:00:9.00
MARCH 15 & 16
Nine" will be presented at 1204
Oread march 31-April 2. Peggy
Baldwin the director
The committee will meet again
in p. m. tonight at the
Canterbury House. Information
is available from Nancy Jorn at
843-9321.
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Concert Reviews Billboard
BITTER END, NEW YORK
Brewer & Shipley
Preceding them was Staff, a new group looking for a record company whose electronic rock is in roll and a mix of rock and pop with talent hunters. **IRACTRACHER**
Kama Sufa's Brewer & Shaper, and made some beautiful beverages and made some beautiful paintings. Their establishment they shine with some of the finest in the region and inaugurated their barnacles and impaired charters. They provide a kind of warmth and although not all at the same time, their material takes out of some of the sling from Mommy, from their current role as an emblematic protective妻衬 and county sheriff. Their closing number "Withi Kama Sufa" means how well they do work and how well they serve the community.
Brewer & Shipley
Chet Nichols
BITTER END NYC - it is still important to perform well at an end performance as good if not better than on account. Brewer, Duncan and the natural ability to combine beauty with skillfulness such as "People Love Girls" but others such as "People Love Men" also head start at the finish line.
The two albums may lead you to them. Shilpa were part of the Salt Farnell Shilpa band, and their musicians, just the credits on their two Kara Tuma albums (including "Hold My Hand") are still popular. Hickens and Jerry Candlan indicate an album by Braver & Brower, an evening with
The most enthusiastic response was to the several of them from "On Me, From Me" and "My which they lovingly decapitated it." The one Talk to the Line" was "One Talk to the Line."
This is a group that was overloaded once. But that was a long time ago. I the vibrations that were felt at the club were real. The club itself Brieber & Wiley have it made.
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