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Tuesday, February 15. 1972
University Daily Kansan
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Britannica Scholarships
Students of families who have recently purchased sets of Encyclopaedia Britannica or Great Books of the Western World may be eligible for scholarships arranged through Encyclopaedia Britannica. The representative for Encyclopaedia, at 843-600 for more information.
Dorm, Legislators Dinner
The Association of University Residence Halls will sponsor a legislator's dinner Thursday, February 17 at 7 p.m. in Templin Hall. Reservations must be made at the desk of any residence hall. All residents of University residence halls are invited to attend.
Coulter Recital Tonight
Edward M. Coulter, senior in the School of Fine Arts, will present a voice recital at 8tonight in Swarthout Recital Hall.
Women's Job Seminar
The Commission on the Status of Women is sponsoring a summer job opportunities seminar from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Dean of Women's Office. They have available job descriptions and employment possibilities in Federal areas and in camps or resorts.
Some job information is also available for the Lawrence and state area.
Representatives of the Commission will be on hand Wednesday to answer questions.
Christian Science Meeting
The Christian Science Organization will meet at 7:30 tonight in Danforth Chapel.
Rugby Club Practice
The KU Rugby Club will begin practice at 4 p.m. today in the field behind Oliver Hall.
Haskell Seeks Ranking As Full Junior College
Haskell Indian Junior College is applying for membership in the North Central Accreditation Association. Haskell President Wallace Galluizt said Thursday, in the association would mark the school a fully-accredited junior college.
This accreditation would make it possible for Haskell students to transfer to other member colleges with a minimum loss of $25,000. The accredited only by the KYAA Accreditation Association
"To meet the requirements and the standards set up by the association and become an agent of success for our six years." Galuzzi said.
He said a team of examiners completed preliminary examination of Haskell last week.
Gallucci said he asked the association to consider Haskell for correspondent status last week, the first step in gaining accreditation.
Gallucci, who will attend the annual meeting of the association of Chicago, said he hoped to be informed about acceptance for correspondent status by the end of March. If he was at the end of March, Haskell would begin a self-study.
A committee of staff members would review Haskell's at
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The University of Kansas took first place overall in indoor sports in the annual Association of College Unions International Conference, which was hosted Friday and Saturday in the Kansas Union.
Warren Boozer, Jaybowl manager and tournament director, said this was the most successful regional tournament
The tournament competition consisted of five events: bowling, billards, chess, bridge and table tennis.
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KU Wins in Chess, Other Indoor Sports
A total of 228 students from 14 Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma participated in the two-day tournament, which was concluded with an awards ceremony.
In single events, Steave Heffey, Bonner Springs junior, and Steve Zimmerman, to Tapke senior, took the ball down in bowling competition. BIL McTaggart, Sunflower junior, teamed with an extra man from Central Missouri State to win place in the men's doubles division.
Snowy Days Drive Dogs To Animal 'Country Club'
As ice and snow descended on
their habitat, the increasing number of animals found their way to the Lawrence
Humane Society's animal shelter
Mrs. Victor Moltion, who has worked at the shelter for 12 months, said that country's country club for them," noting that many dogs were left in the shelter.
In the men's singles bowling competition, Steve Heffley, Bonner Springs junior, took first in the women's final, under Russell senior, placed second.
Charles Betros, Overland Park junior, and Kule Thompson, Shawnee Mission sophomore,
animals the shelter receives are injured or ill.
The shelter houses from 40 to 60 dogs at a time in clean kennels with fresh water and plenty of food.
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Animals are picked up from streets by the Lawnerview shelter. Two full-time and two part-time workers staff the yard for 5 weeks a year. In addition, a veterinarian in once a to give animals a check-in.
"We're very proud of our shelter," Melton said. "We have been told that it's one of the finest little shelters in the country."
Melton said about 200 dogs were brought to the shelter in December alone. Most of those dogs are owned by owners or put up for adoption.
Still, she stressed, about 20 dogs are hit by cars in the Lawrence area each day.
Legally, pet owners must be in control of their pets at all times. This does not mean the dog must be with his owner, but he should be with his owner.
"People have people a pet, they should treat it as a pet," Melton said. "After all, it's a small life in their hands."
Dr. Bernard E. Vodny, a nationally known authority on the development of will present a workshop on "Victoria's Weapons and Their Effects on Learning" at the University of Kansas Feb. 24, 2016, where students sponsored jointly by the KU
department of physical education and the Kansas Optometric Association.
Visual Handicaps Topic Of Weekend Workshop
The purpose of the workshop is to help participants understand the three visual anomalies have on learning, working, living and health.
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