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Tuesday. April 27, 1993
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"It's discouraging because a lot of money would have gone for environmental jobs and park restoration projects," she said.
Rhodes Scholar to return to D.C. after studying at Oxford University
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If two degrees didn't keep her busy enough, she also was the president of Environs and K.U. Democrats, and active in the Pro-choice Coalition and the American Civil Liberties Union.
received in 1992, and an environmental studies degree, which she will receive this spring.
Pam spent a semester at sea with the program of the same name at the University of Pittsburgh. While abroad, she visited the environmental ministers of several countries.
were doing," she said. "When I left Taiwan, I was laden with presents that they gave me because they were so thrilled that I was interested."
Pam's friend, Liz Smith, has a different goal in mind.
"Most people were really enthused that I was interested in what they
Washington seems to be where McElwee's heart lies. She plans to head back to the capitol after she returns from England. She said her job of choice would be working with a development bank helping set up loans for environmental projects in third world countries.
was working failed.
McElwee skipped the easy summer jobs and started making difference early on.
She intermed for Citizen's Clearinghouse, a grass roots environmental organization, as well as the EPA as a special assistant to the Persian Gulf Task Force.
McElwese's job includes contacting congressional aides and providing them with opinions from the White House. Although the job may seem glamorous, McElwese works 70 hours a week. The latest bill on which she
"We're ready to make her campaign T shirts for when she's old enough to run for president," Smith said.
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Stephen Schmidt, "White Gallery "Photos of Gordon Parks," North Balcony Gallery, fourth floor
Concerts
KU Performing
Arts
Student
Recital: Craig
Sunstock, composition, 8 p.m.
Friday at Swarthout Recital Hall, Free
Inge Theatre Series: "Offending the Audience" by Peter Handke, 8 p.m., Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Inge Theatre, $6 public, $3 KU students, $3 senior citizens and $5 for other students
Spring Concert: combined Choirs and University Symphony Orchestra, Brian Priestman and James Ralston, conductors, Overture to "School for Scandal," by Samuel Barber and "Serenade to Music," by Raigh Vaughan Williams, and "Mass in
C," by Ludwig Van Beethoven
3:30 p.m. Sunday at Crafton
3:49 Theater. Freey
Preyer Theatre.
KU Saxophone Quartet, Vince Gnojek, director, 8 p.m. Sunday at Swarthout Recital Hall.
Chris Oelkers, organ, 8 p.m.
Monday at St. Lawrence
Catholic Student Center. Free
Chamber Music Recital: KU Woodwind Students. 8 p.m.
Monday at Swarthout Recital Hall.
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Black. White & Grav: A New Look At Color
An expert on racism and discrimination, Ted Paynther is best known for his "John Gray" programs. Introduced as "an expert on human relations," he spikes his presentation with ethnic jokes, racial and religious slurs, and sexist remarks. Unbeknownst to his audience, John Gray is not what he seems—a conservative businessman with straight hair, green eyes and pale skin—in fact he is a Black man who challenges stereotyping and bigotry. Corporations and universities benefit from the "John Gray" program in developing skills and awareness on human relations in a multi-cultural society. Black, White & Gray is based on real life experience of Theodore Paynther.
April 27, 7 pm Big 8 Room, Kansas Union
The Cultural Sensitivity Program Series was made possible by generous contributions from the Executive Vice Chancellor' Office, Student Affairs, Student Life and the Office of Minority Affairs.
Does it seem like only yesterday you were a scared freshman getting lost on campus and afraid that the next four years of school would never end? And now you're a senior about to graduate, with so much in front of you and so many memories behind.
Relive the memories with your closest college friends in a special Kansan section on the last day of class.
For as little as $15 you can leave a special message in print that will show your closest friends how much they mean to you. Submit a photo of you and your friends for only $5 more. Don't let the time pass you, by stop by 119 Stauffer-Flint Hall to reserve your space or call 864-4358 for more info. Deadline for ads: Thur, April 29, by 4:00 p.m.
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