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Thursday, December 3, 1970
University Daily Kansan
KU Students Will Attend Peace Coalition Meeting
Ten University of Kansas students representing Lawrence Action Coalition, will attend the national convention of the PAC, which will be held in Atlanta according to Debbie Deegan, coordinator of the Lawrence
The convention has been held in Wuhan to unify the mission as an war effort and to plan anti-war activities for next spring. These activities will be followed by a brief moderate withdrawal from Vietnam, and an end to the draft.
According to Miss Deegan, the main value in attending the convention is the opportunity it
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KU-Y International Gift Fair; Jayhawk
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Phi Reta Kappa initiation; Forum Room,
110cm, 4 p.m.
Nigma Tau Gamma; Alcove B, Union 5.20 p.m.
j. Club Royale Interviews: Curry Room;
k. Clubs:
Campus Crusade: International Room
1 lounge, 6:30 p.m.
Union, 6, (i, m)
Delta Nigma Pi; Regionalist Room, Union
Program and Program in Plant Room
Bldg. 10, 20
SUA Civilization Film: The Fallacies of
U.SA
Udison, 30 p.m.
Camus Crusade: Oread Raven, Udison
**Civilization Film:** "The Fallacies of *true*," David Wauffland & Ullman, 2 p. 109.
Occupational Therapy: Ranas Room,
11th, 7:30 p.m.
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Film Society "Muriel." (France, 1963).
Woodruff Auditorium, Union, 8 p.m.
Hilder: Council Room, Union, & p.m.
SUA Board: Governors Room, Union, &
Bellows
G. F. C. Gaines
Woodcraft Auditorium, Union, B.p.m.
CHR. Oread Room, Union, B.p.m.
Architecture Lecture: Forum  Room
Hoover, Union, 2:30 p.m. p.m.
International Fair Dance Club: In
Houover
struction, 173 Hollmann, 7 p.m.
Black. Performing Arts Group: One act.
KU-Y International Gift Fair; Joyhawk
Room 1, 12th, 4 p.m.
Architecture: Lecture: Forum
Room 1, 12th, 4 p.m.
International Folk Dance Club: In-
 instruction, 172 Hollomann, 7 p.m.
plays, Woodcraft, Union, 8 p.m.
University Theatre; "Indians," Murphy Hall, 8:20 m.
will afford to see the direction of the national anti-war movement. This will enable those attending the conference to peace organizations according to their positions.
"many students," said Miss Imaney. "Do not feel that the military is too involved, such as the Student Mobilization Committee and the local Peace Corps." The majority opinion among students as to how the anti-war movement might be organized.
"The convention will enable the representatives from KU, who are mainly people involved in Student Mobe or the PAC, to become better acquainted with the students of KU and strations on tattered," she added.
Many students have criticized this orientation, said his labor and other support is negligible and not worth catering to.
"If laborer and other non-student groups are poorly represented at the board level, we will be forced to recognize the validity of these rules."
Transportation was the major problem in organizing the union, and it has not been mentioned. This problem was solved when Mrs. John Wright, the wife of the president of the company and human development, agreed to lend the delegates her vehicle.
The group will register at the Chicago Parkinghouse. Labor Day is Tuesday, and it tippeats in a rally scheduled for 7:30 Friday night. The conference begins on Saturday and Sunday, beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday and ending at 8 p.m.
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In a letter to the faculty, James Saver, president of the club, asks the club to send Sunflower Room in the Rampage Union to faculty members. The room would serve as a lounge for 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. weekdays.
The Faculty Club is initiating plans to create a social center for faculty members.
Other plans submitted included acquiring a building to house the facilities of the club. Three sites for the proposed building were discussed. A site at Oread and a site is considered the best possibility.
MURIEL
Faculty Club May Acquire New Building
by Alain Renais
Facilities included in a proposed building would be a large dining room for lunch and dinner, a bar, private rooms for university extension through space to allow University Extension to use some of the space.
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TOM DESH WRIGHT END OF THE RAINBOW
After the aborted Senate meeting Wednesday night, 42 senators who were left after the vote were left alone less staunch comrades. They found the donors to Dyche and Gabbana trapped inside without a quorum.
Senate Meeting Ends On An Alarming Note
Vain attempts to arouse outside assistance led to the triggering of a fire alarm that rang in the Lawrence Police Department.
Ten minutes later, two squared cars arrived to investigate only minutes after a KU Building and another door to free the imprisoned students. It was not the first locked door of the evening for the Senate students milled outside the doors to Dyche at 8:30 p.m. waiting to gain admittance to the Senate room, where man was called to open the
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The senate was 15 minutes late in convening.
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Senate Vacancies
A meeting has been called for Thursday, Dec. 3, to interview graduate students interested in pursuing a career as a Student Senate. The graduate school has five vacancies to fill, with nominations for those posts.
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MEETING ... Teach Yourself
The interviews will be held at 7 p.m. in room 640 of Fraser Hall. Methods for electing the chairperson also will be discussed at the meeting.
Computers Teach Pupils Elementary Mathematics
"As soon as classes are dismissed at the end of the day, the kids come back to use the library for classes, the laver, principal at Willow, said.
PALO ALTO, Calif. (UPI)—A new generation of elementary school students is taking computers in stride.
At Willow School in East Palo Alto, Calif., six and seven year olds are so enthusiastic about college that we offer for teaching mathematics that the biggest problem is getting to leave when the period ends.
"At first," says Bill Rybensky,
"at first," the program "of the younger students were concerned about the 'lady in the
box,' but we explained what was really happening.'
"Results are what count in this business," says Ryansky Tests are now being conducted to see if the computer can really teach children.
A new low-price CSI system has been installed at Willow School this year. It is a computer education set-up developed by the university. The cost is less than $150,000, a price within range of many school districts.
The Ravenwood City School District, in which the instruction—has been used for more experience in the field than any other
Willow School has 32 tellete terminals in its computer lab. Students from the first six grades will have access to mathematics drill and practice about 10 minutes a day, with each pupil progressing on his own rate. The teacher or computer might say "Less over. You answered 11 out of 16 questions correctly. Goodbye. You read the paper at the dotted line."
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Announcing!
The New 1971 Jayhawker Yearbox
Distribution no.2 (Newspaper Supplement)
Mon., Tues., Wed. Dec. 7, 8, 9 Strong Rotunda 9:00 - 5:00
The Eight Supplements of the Yearbox
Unlike past Jayhawkers, this year's Jayhawker will be published in eight different supplements. The "book" is designed not only to inspire thought, but also to capture those memories that will create orgies of nostalgia in later years.
The supplement being distributed Monday-Wednesday is a 16-page newspaper dealing with events and figures in the state, city, and university markets.
The other seven supplements are as follows:
1. The first supplement, already distributed, consists of original, never-before published prose, poetry, photography and art by KU students.
The next supplement distributed after the newspaper is composed of
group pictures and acts as somewhat of a student directory—*reference for the association of the various KU names with their respective KU faces.*
3. A supplement devoted to the "Hill" that will cover the events, organizations, and people.
4. 5.6 The respective areas of sports, theater, and Student Union Activities will comprise three separate supplements this year so that more extensive coverage can be given to these events which are part of every student's experience and education.
7. The last supplement is devoted to the seniors, the Class of '71.
These eight supplements housed in your yearbook will also be accompanied by a set of baseball trading cards—each card depicting a member of the