CAMPUS AND AREA
University Daily Kansan. February 29. 1984
Page 1
KU cheering squad invited to help open Olympics
Jim McCrossen/KANSAN
Members of the University of Kansas Spirit Squad perform a gymnastic routine. The squad, which was performing this routine during a time-out at the Kansas-Oklahoma men's basketball game Saturday, has received an invitation to perform at the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
The Jayhawk cheerleading squad is likely to travel west in July to show off its moves and colors at the Summer Games, as does the squad manager said yesterday.
The cheerleaders will help kick off the Summer Olympics with a four-minute routine that combines gymnastics, dance, pyramid building and partner stunts, said Lindsay, Prairie Village senior.
KU cheerleaders have been invited by the International Cheerleading Foundation to join other U.S. cheerleading squads in the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics on July 28, said Bill Lindsay, the manager.
They won't be wearing the gold, but KU cheerleaders may be flashing some red, white and blue at the Summer Olympics.
By GRETCHEN DAY Staff Reporter
The squad will not be cheering for U.S. athletes, he said, but will be representing part of the sports culture of the United States.
"When you think of sports, you think of all aspects , and one of them is basketball."
Randy Neil, president of the ICF,
said that plans had not yet been
formalized but that chances were good
that KU cheerleaders would be joining
70 to 80 cheerleaders from across the
country at the Olympics.
"Cherleading is very Americana," he said.
Next year's 16-member varsity cheerleading squad, the squad that would KU at the Olympics, has not been selected yet, he said. Tryouts for the squad will be after spring break.
The cheerleaders probably will spend a few days in Los Angeles before the opening festivities to prepare their routine with the other squads, he said.
But the cheerleaders won't be subjected to all work and no play, Lindsay said. They will have time for sightseeing or activities with the other cheerleaders.
Shelley Haynes, a KU cheerleader who is hoping to make next year's squad, she would she put her spare time to good use.
Haynes, Westwood sophomore, said she would "see some sights and enjoy California life for awhile."
THIS IS YOUR LAST TIME TO
She said she would even give up her summer job for the Olympics.
SAVE A LIFE GIVE BLOOD
"a, to a tree trip to California and a
sure visit of the Olympics
sure I quit." Boyes
Ballroom, Main Union 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Lindsay said that KU was chosen because of its reputation for technical expertise.
TODAY—FEB.29
The cheerleading organizations may sponsor entire university squads or squads composed of cheerleaders from several colleges.
The Olympic Committee asked the ICF, which is based in Overland Park, and other cheerleading associations to send players to cheerleaders at the Olympics, he said.
Chief Justice J. Richard Foth, who testified on Monday at committee hearings for the bill, said yesterday that three more judges would help reduce the backlog of cases in the Appeals Court.
The bill, approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee, would also provide a salary increase for the Anopeal Court judges.
The case load at the Appeals Court has increased from 759 during its first year in 1977, to 1,067 in 1983. Foth said.
Bill to add 3 judges is pending
- SPONSORED BY INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL AND PANHELLENIC
Cases have been backed up for a year or longer at times. Foth said, and the Appeals Court has had its share of cases so the court could catch up.
A Kansas legislative committee yesterday approved and sent to the Senate floor a bill that would increase the number of Kansas Court of Appeals judges from seven to 10, a spokesman for the committee.
The bill also requests that the Appeals Court judges' salaries be increased by $7,500, to $65,500.
By the Kansan Staff
Foth said that the increase would make the three additional seats on the Appeals Court more attractive to Kansas District Court judges.
They Laughed When I Sat Down to Create an Ad But When I Won the Competition!my gesture.
I decided to make the most of the book, with a little push of the book's cover on paper from the bottom and with a flairish inserted it behind me. The book lay flat, so I rose and adjusted the chair and threw my head forward.
ARTHUR had recently created an ad for his Advertising 101 book and accolades for his accomplishment. I decided that this would be a dramatic test of the armament of the amusement of my friends, stroke confidently over to the typewriter.
"Jack up to his old tricks," somebody jacket "ack up the crowd. The crowled哭。 They were all certain that I couldn't create a single thing.
"Can he really create?" I heard a girl whisper to Arthur.
"Harmony, son," Arthur said.
Heavens, no!" Arthur exclaimed.
"he never created an ad in all his life.
But just you watch him. This is
going to be good."
A Complete Triumph!
I wrote on and as I wrote I forgot the people around me. I missed them. The little people I lived in seemed to fade away. The creativity was real. Only the concept and vision of John Caplies as the classic advertising of John Caplies and John Caplies.
Instantly a tense silence fell on the guest,勾起 laughter. She created a copy approach and headline 1 heard gags of amusement My friends saat breathless.
"What do you think of his execution?" called a voice from the rear. "We are in favor of it." came back like an angel and the crowd rocked with laughter.
As the last words filled the paper, I sketched a writer's rough draft. I rummaged in a cabinet, mournful with a sudden rose of apprehension. I found myself surrounded by excited face expressions. My hand — wildly impressed me with his warm personality — everybody was exclaiming with delight — playing me on the piano, singing to you, telling you you could create like that?
Then I Started to Create
It's a national context judged by advertising professionals and practicers. It provides guidelines and get all the rules and procedures. It's also a reference on the subject product with reference on the subject product with reference on the subject product.
"Where did you learn?" — "How long have you studied?" — "Who was your teacher?"
"Creating advertising is an art and a science," she said. "We self confidence and some study on the art of advertising and have talent. I now ready to try my hand at it." Creative Advertising Competition.
The information arrived promptly and I started in that very night to study the background. I was amazed to see how easy it was to participate
And then I explained that the College Media Advisors, my college news director and a graduate student, Chrysler Corporation were sponsoring a Creative Advertising Competition open to all students on campus. The Competition is really swell. I will leave it up for you.
"Tell us more about the Competition," they all demanded.
How I Found Out About the 1984 College Newpaper Creative Advertising Competition
"My entry is due on March 24 and I just know that I'll be a finalist."
Then I told them the whole story. "I saw an interesting ad in the campus newspaper," I continued. "It sounded challenging."
Fame and Fortune Awards
You too, can now enter the 1984 College Newspaper Creative Advertising Competition. Entering students must
The 1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z Competition Subject Product
Fame and Fortune Awaits
. . . .
develop one print advertisement featuring the 1984 subject product — the 1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. You may work alone or in teamA.
The submissions will be reviewed by the national judging committee and each campus winner will have his/her name in the sponsoring college newspaper.
First. Second and Third Place national winners will be selected by the same panel. The national awards are:
national winners will be selected by the same panel. The national awards are:
First Place
Winning ad placement in all participating college newspapers nationwide
$1,000 Scholarship
CMA Golden Pencil Award
Second Place
$1,000 Scholarship
CMA "Silver Penell" Award
Third Place
$500 Scholarship
CMA "Bronze Penell" Award
Send for All the Competition Information
There are no entry fees. Pick up an entry form at this participating college entry form or enter the entry form included in this ad
1984 College Newspaper
Creative Advertising Competition
Boston, Mass.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540
(201) 874-4923
Please send me the Competition Kit.
Name
Address
City ___
State Zip
John Caples wrote the classic advertisement: "They Laughed When I Sat Down at the Piano."
Sponsoring College Newsagper
SEMESTER IN SPAIN
---
Not just for Spanish majors only, but for everyone beginners, "in between"
students and advanced. Put some excitement into your college career!
college you attend
your name
your present street address
city state Z/O
If you would like information on future programs give permanent address below
your permanent street address
For full information — send coupon to:
Live with a Spanish family, attend classes four hours a day, four days a week, four months. Earn 16 hrs of credit (equivalent to a semester taught) at U.S. colleges over a two year period. You will be enhanced by opportunities not available in U.S. U.S. classroom. Standardized tests show our students language skills superior to students completing two years programs in U.S. schools.
Hurry, it takes a lot of time to make all arrangements.
SPRING SEMESTER — Feb 1 - June 1
FALL SEMESTER — Sept 10 - Dec 22
FULLYACCREDITED — A Program of Trinity Christian College
SEMESTER IN SPAIN
2442 E. Collier S.E. F-3
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506
(A Program of Trinity Christian College)
FREE STRAWBERRY DAIQUIRIS FOR LADIES!
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
NIGHT FROM 9-11 P.M. ENJOY STRAWBERRY
DAIQUIRIS ON THE HOUSE. HAPPY HOUR PRICES
FOR GUYS. THE LADIES WILL BE THERE AND SO
WILL THE GUYS. THIS COULD BE THE BEST
THING WE'VE EVER DONE!