Thursday, February 3. 1972
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Man's Best Friend Helps
Tries to warn Barry Martin, Oberlin junior, ice is slippery
The Black Theatre will present "Four by Three in Black," four act-play, beginning at 8 tonight and running through Feb. 14.
By JEAN MORGAN Kansan Staff Writer
Black Theatre Opens Tonight; Reflects 'New Consciousness'
Bond said the plays indirectly refuted the stereotypic view of the Afro-American projected through the mass media which usually had occupied the American stage since the 18th century.
The first play, "The First Militant Preacher," by Ben Caldwell, borrows its theme from the story of a black preacher with a black preacher who changes his view of the world after a visit from God, who in reality is a burglary caught in the city. The preacher comes from the preacher's house.
ALL FOUR PLAYS tell it like it is and make no apologies," Bond said. "These black playwrights say to it. Here it is. If you dig it, o. K. If you don't dig it, o. K. This is the way I see
The four plays, all by Afro-Americans, were written in the past years. They reflect recent black consciousness," Horace Bond, a doctoral candidate in the department of the plays, and Wednesday.
Mike Maleon, Raymond second, year law student and resident of Oakland, Calif., built Buildings and Grounds built the rink, which was intended main
A new ice skating rink or campus is west of Templin Hall.
Students whose studies keep them from skating through school may wish to take a break from the tedium and ice skate at some of the numerous ponds and be found to be in the Lawrence area.
Skating Areas Prepared
The ice skating spot probably most familiar to University of Kansas students is Potter Lake.
"It is open to anyone, but it is just not big enough for everyone to skate on." "Malone said."
most familiar to University of Kansas students is Potter Lake. Henry Shenk, professor of physical education, said a member of the physical education department checked the ice on Potter Lake for texture and a minimum thickness of four inches before posting a sign indicating the ice is safe for skating.
Off-campus skating spots also attract students.
Fred DeVictor, assistant director of Lawrence Parks and Recreation Committee, said two
"LARA'S OLE MAN," by Ed Bullins, presents a view of a very unusual ghetto family. The head of the house, Big Girl, is an art collector and holds the family together by sheer strength and grit. The action of the play centers on a visit from Jack, a middle class girl with no discovers, to his surprise, the identity of "Clara's ole man."
"The Electronic Nigger," also be BULLins, involves many of the students abused. The action takes place in an adult education class for creative writing. A black writer is written on an unsuccessful website, not being successful at hand at teaching. His first go well until Mr. Carpenter enters, a walking computer gone berserk. What follows best
THE FOURTH PLAY, "Happy Ending," by Douglass Turner Ward does end happily. The play centers on a man and two black homesteads to the people they work for. "It should." Bond said, "throw some interesting light on how the old and the new Americans view the race problem."
Bond said that the keynote of "Four by Three in Black," was variety. There is no longer a
monolithic, black creative voice expressing the views of all black people. The plays give four examples of black experience in America.
Coggins said the club would continue to oppose the project
Coggins said the vote came after a long panel discussion at the club's monthly meeting. Senator John McCain, Huguins of the State Biological Survey, Dr. Raymond Hall, KU professor of systematics and ecology, Buford Watson, city barber, City Bar, Heck, chairman of the Douglas County Commission who spoke as a Lawrence citizen, and Don Boon, Phil Rotert, representing the Army Corps of Engineers.
until the Corps had studies alternatives suggested by the local Sierra Club.
In a channelization program, a stream is *widened* and a streambed is *deduced* along its banks. The theory of channelization is to have the channel bed drainage ditch to provide efficient water run-off during irrigation.
All proposed alternatives require a building alternative proposed by the club would build a levee along a line of ridges between Mud Creek and Rock Creek.
size to Potter Lake.
BOND SAID the plays are being performed in the round for two reasons. The practical reason is to facilitate quick movement of scenery between the plays and the production also want to give the audience an opportunity to look at the plays as well as people's responses in the audience. The responses of white people to the play. Bond said, would be different from the responses of black people.
The Lawrence Sierra Club voted unanimously Tuesday night to oppose $1 million project at Engineer College to channel mud Creek.
DeVictor said the pond in Central Park was flooded every three or four days to allow for smoother skating.
This winter Lawrence Senior High School and the junior high schools are offering places to maintenance department of the district is in charge of flooding the schools' tennis courts so the public may use them for skating. Lawrence Junior High, South Junior High, 2734 Louisiana; West Junior High, 2010 Harvard Road; Central High, 1805 Iowa State; and Lawrence Senior High, 2017 Louisiana.
President Nixon, in his fiscal
$1.323,000 for the North Lawrence
Flood project. Most of this money
will go for the Murdock Creek channel
Peterson's Pond, located north of Hallmark, Inc. on Peterson Road, is also available for public use.
Sierra Club to Oppose Mud Creek Channelization
"We're not against protecting North Lawrence from floods," he said. "We are trying to group explained." "Everyone is for flood protection and everyone is for environmental protection, we agree with the present means."
The Corps, in its environmental statement, admitted that channelization would lead to 'degradation of the associated fish and wildlife
One pond is in Central Park, on Sixth and Tennessee streets.
city ponds were available for ice skating.
With this vote, the Sierra Club joins several other local organizations opposing the project. The project plan was formulated more than 18 years ago, as a means to protect North Lawrence.
DeVictor said this was a private pond that the city had been granted permission to use. He said that it was comparable in
Vandalism, Theft Recur in Tunnel
Zumwalt, chief of naval operations, has gained national attention by curtailing many maritime activities and dressing personal life and dress.
According to Frank Burge, director of the Kansas Union, practically all the incidents which have occurred since the tunnel was built several years earlier were in which robbery was the motive
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Admiral Elmo R. Zuwalt, father of the "new Navy" will speak at 7 p.m. Feb. 9, in Portsmouth. Visit www.vickers.com/delivery for the Vickers Lectureseries.
The tunnel under Mississippi Street which links the Kansas Union with X parking zone has been closed to incidents of vandalism and theft. The most recent incident was the knifing and shooting of Robert Smith.
Nixon appointed Zwennat when Zwennat became top captain four-star admiral and chief of operations in naval affairs.
the idea of electronic surveillance such as closed circuit television in the tunnel because they thought such technology would privacy. Other methods which have been discussed, Burge said, were the use of mirrors or call boxes. These methods will likely work more easily later this month at the Union director and management meeting.
However, Burge said, in comparison to recent rebenefices in the city, the work of the apartment during a semester break the tunnel problem was
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Burge said that although the tunnel was now under surveillance most of the time, he could have been so solved by simply keeping the tunnel patrolled. He admitted that at the time of the robbery the security officer could not see the area was not in the tunnel.
Burge said that a combination of conditions were necessary to keep the tunnel safe. He said the conditions were, proper care of the tunnel by the users, prompt notification of any incidents, and surveillance.
Navy Admiral To Talk Here
Burge commented that students formerly had rejected
Valedictorian of his high school in Taucalp, Calif., Zumwalt was taught by Mrs. G. Bale Price, new lecturer at KU, in Albuquerque.
Tickets for the concert will go on sale at 8:30 a.m. Monday, in the SUA office in the Kansas Union. Ticket prices are $2.50, $3, and $3.50. There will be only one performance; 3700 tickets are available.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, best known for their hit
Dance of Joangles, will perform at p.m. Feb. 18 in
Hoch Auditorium.
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's two latest albums are All the Good Times and Uncle Charles and His Dog Teddy.
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Friday Feb.18----8:00 p.m.
THE APPLICATIONS must first be approved by the KU Graduate School, Wyman said, and then sent to NASPAA in
(one performance only)
Wyman said he hoped KU could recruit three to five qualified persons for the fellowship before the Feb. 14 deadline.
Ticket Sales Begin Mon., Feb. 7 8:30-5:00 SUA Office 2.50,3.00,3.50 10 ticket limit per person on Feb. 7
Hoch Aud.
Urban Service Fellowship Aimed at KU Minorities
Universities were chosen for the program by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA). Schools chosen demonstrate best in help in meeting the needs of minorities who seek education in public administration.
The University of Kansas was famously selected to participate in a program designed for the program in public administration for graduate students from universities across the nation.
By GINNIE MICKE Kansan Staff Writer
The program was initiated in February 1971 for a three year period. The goal is to produce at least 100 black, Chicago, Puerto Rican and American Indian top level leaders and makers in urban public service.
WYMAN SAID the KU two-year graduate program included a one-year internship in urban public service. He attributed Lawrence in this field as a factor in helping KU's reputation.
Sherman Wyman, assistant professor of political science and director of the Masters in Public Administration (MPA), said KU administration was because of its reputation and emphasis on urban management.
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The fellowship award will average about $3,000 a person for living expenses, cost of fees and services, a year for up to two dependents.
The recruitment committee is composed of Philip Gary, director of urban affairs and liaison officer for the committee; Buford Watton, city manager; David E. Giles, dean of architecture and urban design; Duane Vann, Lawrence sophomore and Wyman.
THE COMMITTEE'SRESPONSIBLE is to find qualified people with a commitment to a career in the arts and affairs and leadership potential.
Wyman said that these fellowships would enable rather than discourage minority in a particular area. Wyman said KU had beer on the fellowship grant on the day of Recertification will probably depend on how many people are applying to their placement in jobs, he said.
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