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Friday, February 18, 1972
March Brothers Protest Demonstration Against Sisters Halted
By RICHARD COOLEY
Kansan Staff Writer
Kansas Staff Write
A demonstration by the March brothers, an organization formed at a time when women were questioned on February Sisters, was halted by campus security officers during halftime of the KU - Oklahoma State University football game. The Brothers are now charging that they were treated unfairly, and that they siphonomore and a member of March Brothers, said in a letter to the Kansas this week that the force had no justification in response to University regulations," and that the questioned students
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THE BROTHERS had promised in leaflets distributed before the game that they would stage a demonstration. They were supposed to read "The March Brothers" around the balcony of Allen Field House. But soon after the march began they were stopped by a security officer, escorted to the headquarters, and their sign confiscated.
According to security officers, the demonstration was halted
The February Sisters expect to press 1,720 signatures Monday to the Council of Chalmers Jr., in support of their demand to establish a child day care center for the Sisters Prairie Village sophomore and press committee member, said Katie Larson.
The Sisters had collected 1,250 letters from children and afternoon on a petition urging the University to provide funds for a child care center for the KU program.
"The Chancellor will be asked for a written commitment stating the need to build maintenance, janitorial help, rent and utilities as well as laundry service for a child care center in our community. We will demand that
it be put into effect no later than the beginning of the fall semester," she said.
Sisters Say 1,750 Will Sign Petition
because it was "it not approved" by Athletic Director Wade Haden of halftime activities. But Godexh said his letter that a later discussion with Stinson revealed no prior approval of halftime activities.
"The rationale for the demand is made other progress can be made in the care of a child care center until these commitments are made," he said.
Francie said the response to her request was that 50 per cent female and 55 per cent male. Fifteen per cent of the total response was from faculty and 45 per cent from management.
At a meeting Thursday night, the Sisters met with a representative from the State Maternal and Child Health Center who discussed the techniques of establishing a day care center.
Sinnison confirmed Wednesday that there was no "official, formal approval of activities," but he said that it had been the practice of his hospital notification. He said he did not object to sigs and banners in the game, but instead played "game," but that political demonstrations and expressions which might offend a particular person were possible.
the evaluation of instruction were interrelated and "one without the other is dysfunction."
McKnight said the improvement of instruction and
He said it was important to diagnose instruction, allowing instructors to get feedback for the information not the information was published.
"Student Evaluation of instruction" at the University of Kansas was the topic of the work of her faculty, Faculty Forum. Phil McKnight, assistant professor of education, and Dennis Embry, Lawrence senior, discussed the value of the course for students as tests at the end of each semester.
Embry talk about the booklet "Feedback," a survey of student evaluation of courses, which aids students in selecting courses.
Stinson said there was a working agreement about the campus security force, and that security men "use their own good judgment" about what they are expected to do as banner or demonstration might create a problem of crowd confusion.
Student Class Evaluation Topic at Faculty Forum
"THEE is always the danger of such things getting out of hand," he said. "You never know when some group may become incensed in some manner. There are so many activities developing from such activities."
"People come to see the game," he said, "not to see signs. I think as long as we stick to the same rules, the contest contrasts Worst to Job better."
games, he said, "not to see signs. And the other is a central theme of the athletic contest, we're a lot better off." DEM OF MEN DONALD K. Mackenzie (the former security headquarters when the incident occurred and attempted to mediate the dispute. He said yesterday he did not consider the situation in the problem." But he said if the students wished, he would have asked him to himself, the three students involved, Capt. Bobby Ellison of Traffic and Security and a team of about what we can learn from the matter.
Goldman, however, rejected Alderson's offer Thursday.
"We don't consider it that big a problem." he said.
He said he realized the campus security officers had acted in good faith, but he objected to the confiscation, and they had confiscated the banfiger.
Goldman said the March Brothers consisted of only three members and no further activity was being planned. The March Brothers, he said, sympathized with the Sisters, but were opposed to the methods the women had used in pressing their demands.
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