Free University adds Folksinging
A sign in the Flery Furnace coffee house advertised a course offered by the Free University called "Folksing Workshop." But Leland McCleary, adviser for the Free University knew nothing about the course.
Since then he has contacted Ric Holleran and Ken West, coordinators for the course, and the course has been added to the schedule of classes.
This was an example of how some of the classes were scheduled, said McCleary, but if anyone had an idea for a course or was interested in coordinating a course he could contact him.
"No one is enrolled in the classes," said McCleary. "We measure our success by the interest the people who come show in the course not by the number of people who are there."
He said the Free University at KU could not offer a full curriculum as was possible at some other free universities. However, he added, it gave students a chance to meet and discuss subjects they were interested in and which were offered in the University.
Hearing set on pot charge
Byron Curfman and Charles Ellis, Wichita juniors, were arrested and released on bond.
Two KU students arrested Oct. 20 for possession and control of marijuana feel that the only thing they did wrong was "get caught."
Ellis said a preliminary hearing is set for next Friday. Ellis said he and Curfman could be suspended then, but this possibility was unlikely.
Ellis said he felt that a paid informer posing as a "friend" had turned information needed for a search warrant in to authorities.
Oct. 30
1969 KANSAN 13
The first Free University at KU was begun in the fall of 1967. It died from lack of interest the same year.
This year there are 29 classes scheduled and discussions underway for the scheduling of others. McCleary said.
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BALTIMORE (UPI)—A Baltimore criminal court recently found itself short of 22 jurors, so the judge sent some deputies out into the street to impress passersby into service.
The deputies asked surprised pedestrians three questions: Are you under 65? Are you over 25? Are you a Baltimore resident? If the answers were yes to all three questions the citizen was hustled into court for examination by the lawyers.
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