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Call now for a free brochure or to schedule a 1-800-945-7610 *A special promotion for college students and faculty. Why wait? Make a positive change this summer! The Department of English Congratulates the Winners of the Spring 1993 English 101/102 Essay Writing Contest: Greg Bancroft Lanya Fent William C. Harms Shannon Matusek Ashely Miller Cynthia Bell Eric Gentry Ryan C. Knopp Nicole Mercer Becky Strauss Need to Earn Credit This Summer? Vacation Credit Remote Plan a VCR Summer With Kansas State University's Distance Learning Program your summer can include vacation and the opportunity to earn college credit, too. The Distance Learning Program offers video and audiotaped courses that you can complete at home. Students listen to or watch taped lectures, complete reading and writing assignments, take tests, and perform other activities outlined in the course syllabus. Tests may be supervised at the student's location anywhere in the United States. A few of the courses offered this summer include: Legacies: Women and the Family in America. 1607-1870 State's care system bulges from more youthful offenders "I grabbed a two-by-four and just started smashing things," the 10-year old said in testimony against another boy. "I started hitting the little plastic things and breaking pipes." The thin boy explained in a flat tone how he and three friends more than a year ago stole onto a Lawrence construction site and began randomly trashing equipment. Management Concepts Interviews with Lawrence High School students suggest that guns may also be common among youths who are going to school. Statistics for the Natural Scientist When they were finished, the boys had caused more than $7,000 in damage. By Jeremy Ressel Special to the Kansan Lawrence is no longer removed from the unsettling violence that plagues its more urban neighbors. "A couple of people have pulled guns this year," said one student, who asked that his name not be used. The student, interviewed in his classroom, said he believed that one of every 10 males at the high school had a gun on him or in his locker at one time or another. MANGT 420 HIST 533 Increasingly, disaffected children, often from troubled homes, are committing more and costlier crimes. And Last October, four girls and four boys who allegedly were members of a Topeka gang, followed a KU student home, put a screwdriver to his throat and stole his car. Brad Tate, principal at Lawrence High School, said weapons were not a problem. surrounding areas," Brothers said. "Lawrence is considered open hunting grounds." But the potential for violence is not just among gangs. More juveniles crowd courts Introduction to Food Science "Some kids claim gang membership," he said. "They wear the colors but they aren't dangerous. We had one gun incident last fall. The student wasn't going to use the weapon. He was just going to show it to his friends." ASI 302 Brothers said the threat of home-grown gangs was also growing. Tuition: $67 per undergraduate credit hour plus tape fees "It used to be that the kids on one side of the tracks would fight the kids on the other side," he said. "Now, instead, they affiliate with gangs." Officials cite several reasons for the increase in juvenile crime and violence. For more information about these courses or information on other courses available, contact: STATE OF THE CHILDREN "We seriously have got an up-and-coming problem," said Kathy Mayo, director of family housing at the Lawrence Housing Authority and a member of the city's gang task force. "I had an incident ... where a little gang banger, I think he was 17, pulled a gun on a tenant." Shelly White, an assistant Douglas County district attorney, said she remembered an incident last summer when several juveniles beat up an elderly man in an alley and left him for dead. Some gang members move to Lawrence with their families. Others join gangs to be cool. Lt. Mark Brothers of the Lawrence Police Department said gang members were attracted to Lawrence because of the college population. Pat Henry, Douglas County district (913) 532-5686 1-800-622-2KSU STAT 703 more youths are being sucked into a state child-care system that already is struggling to cope. In attempts to react to the problem, officials are scrambling to build new youth detention centers, including one in Lawrence. But these centers are costly and prone to filling up. Some detention centers are already overcrowded, and some officials want more emphasis put on keeping kids out of the system. "Lawrence is a sponge for the larger Distance Learning Program Division of Continuing Education Kansas State University 226 College Court Building Manhattan, KS 66506-6007 KSU KANSAS STATE Story continues, Page 8. Get Out Of Town! 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