University Daily Kansan Wednesday, January 19. 1972 9 nt of empus at the at as g up other a cause (by) beears octoms thing, ness. intestinal urrea Haskell Students, Faculty Aid Prison Organization By SALLY CARLSON Kansan Staff Writer Not all prison time has to be dead time, said Ralph Earles, instructor at Haskell Indian Junior College who is helping to coordinate an Indian culture event in Leavenworth Federal Prison. Earles said Tuesday that inmates could learn and could build themselves through activities organized by Indian inmates. Similar programs are offered to foreign or American inmates at Leavenworth. There are about 40 to 45 men night meetings. Each week two representatives, students or faculty members, from Haskell Earls said that the purpose of the institution is to pride of bergage in the men and to help them relate to "the group in society from which they come." Joe McKinley, superintendent of education at the penitentiary, said that the culture group was, in part, to preserve the identity of inmates. He said he would present activities to make the Indian inmate more aware of his culture. McKinley said that the people from Haskell were able to better understand the needs of inmates than over some white educators. "Haskell has provided a yeoman service for us," McKinley said. Bill Burgess, dean of goven education, said that Haskell became involved with the culture of football at McKinley, Burgress, Wayne Postoakes, basketball coach; Dick West, art instructor; and Michael language instructor, went to the penitentiary and showed a film on Haskell to the Indian prisoners on contemporary Indian affairs. On Oct.27 the Haskell band and a rock group, the Hunted Race. Lawrence Man Files Against Sunset Theater The Sunset Drive-In Theater here has recently been the target of a proposed injunction filed by Dean Burkhead, a Lawrence resident who is seeking to ban the show from showing non-G rated movies. In the filed suit, Burkhead stated that the Sunset Drive-In was criticized as evidence that anyone looking out from the windows on the south side of the Burkhead and the far west was able to see the screen. played for all the 2,000 immites. Earles said that the concert had a special meaning for the culture in which he was performing; the Indian inmates pride. Other representatives from Haskell who have attended the group's meetings include Dorothy Elliott, journalism instructor, who spoke to the men in the newspaper within the prison; Don Abhansaphan, biology instructor, who spoke on botany; and Ira Salini, auto mechanics instructor, who spoke on mechanic operations. Mrs. Elliott said that the men were friendly and anxious to talk. There is an excellent openness in the discussions and there is no attempt for censure, especially in the areas of contemporary Indian law. The courts are between Indians and law enforcement officials, said Earles. Earles said that the inmates in the Indian culture group represented about 12 to 15 tribe from throughout the United States. He said that Haskell offered a unique opportunity for the first time to someone from their community because there were students in the prison, and the prisoners. Earles said that students would accompany instructors and would have a role in the program. Haskell representatives have also taken pamphlets and books regarding Indian culture to the people at Haskell were also working on tapes of traditional music at the radio station which operated in India. Earle said that the men have expressed their appreciation for the Haskell instructors' help. 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