University Daily Kansan
Thursday, November 11, 1971
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Kantan Photo by MARILYN KING
Broken Cover May Be Trap
to students walking at night. The hole is 24 inches in diameter and 4 feet deep.
The broken rungs on this drain hole cover in the field east of Robinson Gym could prove dangerous.
More Members Approved For Unorganized Housing
The Off-Campus Housing Committee of the Student Senate has received approval of a request that the Unorganized Housing Board be expanded and the Board be headed of the 18 as originally planned.
The action was a result of a lack of response by apartment dwellers to a letter informing them of elections for the housing
Susie Cowden, Kansas City,
Mo. junior and chairwoman of
the Student Senate
Communications Committee,
Tuesday that only 24 persons had responded to the letter.
twenty-four members would not be too large a group to work with and the committee would expand the committee would save the senate the cost of building it.
The Student Senate Executive Committee approved the request early this week.
Miss Cowden also announced plans for a Student Senate workshop this weekend and his course for next year's Concert Course.
Radical Realism in Art Explained by Lecturer
Radical realism is the current trend in American art, according to the Museum of Modern Art lecturer of the "Decade 60" series, in a speech Wednesday night.
Showing slides of the works of the various artists about whom he was speaking. Karp clearly understood the subject's objective coolness," and the "blunt, even brutal subject matter" that is characteristic of his work. Many of these new artists, said Karp, work directly from photographs, which they attempt to reproduce as exactly as possible. One of an artist who turned the picture upside down and did the painting from scaled one-inch prints and unimposed as possible.
About 50 senators will meet at a rally on Saturday to travel to Alendale Educational Camp, where the workshop will be held. They will present their ideas.
Miss Cowden said several senators had recognized an "inherent communication problem" with the work they had gotten together and planned the workshop in hopes of making more efficient and functional.
Karp said this incredible non-involvement between artist and subject, who will be the subject matter. Karp's slides showed works depicting children.
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According to Karp, "The single contribution of this art is one of the most important subjects, a brazen revolt against 25 centuries of the image of the West."
Response has been good, she said, although some senators have questioned the value of the session.
The senate Concert Course Committee will sponsor the contest. It will be open to students and a cash prize will be awarded for the winning design for the contest have yet to set.
next week, Miss Cowden said,
the senate Committee on Committees will begin interviews of
the student senate committees. Non-student senators are invited to serve on the committees and must turn in application to the Student Senate
Room 105B of the Kansas Union.
LONDON (AP)—Dr. Harry Morrow-Brown, an allergies specialist, says children should not be forced to eat foods they don't want because their refusal may be a natural protection certain items of diet which bring on asthmatic attacks."
Keith E. Gardenhire, 19, former KU student from Wichita, was found guilty Wednesday morning of aggravated assault in the wounding of another student, Danielle, 21, of Topeka, last December.
By LARRY CHRIST
Kansan Staff Writer
Gardenhire Found Guilty; New Trial Move Planned
The jury, composed of nine men and three women.
A KUOK disk jockey will be auctioned off Friday during a 16-hour marathon beginning at 10am. Gerritude Sellars Pearson Hall
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The marathon is different from previous ones because it is the first time KUOK has had a marathon in an all-woman residence in accordance to Jim Kannan, Kanya Kannan, senior and KIJEN diskey.
Disc Jockey Auction Set for Marathon
Cambron said the reason KUOK decided to go to GSP was the big radio audience it has from there.
During the marathon, there will be a free vending Coke machine in the lobby Prizes, such as coupons for hamburgers, pizza and sandwiches at local restaurants will be given to the winners.
Hole-In-The-Wall, Pizza Hut, Hole-Nad's and Burger Hut are sponsoring the marathon and will supply the coupons. Without the local merchants' support, customers may not be able to give away prizes.
"KUOK does not make any profits from the marathon!" away to students are donations from the advertisers in order for them to fund their trips.
A record exchange will be another feature at the marathon. Cambron said that the OK is being developed by p.r.m. record so file that it will be able to play every song requested The request #1 that students need to answer the coupons on the coupons at the marathon The records will go to the KUOK Golden 45 Record File so that a music player or music can be played on the air.
Gardenhire's attorney, Cresswell, Lewis of Wichita, indicated that he would film a motion for a new trial. Douglas County District Attorney Frank Gray said a hearing for that motion would be held Dec. 3.
deliberated nearly four hour before reaching a decision
A small crowd was in the court room at the time the verdict was announced, which came on the
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The money received from the disc jockey auction will be donated to the Whammer," the critic bottles and cans for recycling.
excited about going to GSP. Wish we could go to all the dorms, because every time we have a great time," Cameron said.
"Everybody at the station is
Professor Of Classics To Speak
D. S. Carr-Ross, University Professor of Classes at Boston University, will deliver the third Humanities Lecture at the University of Kansas Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Woodrford Auditorium. The piece is "The Arts of Resistance—A Cultural Critique."
Carne-Ross, a specialist in classics, literary translation and Italian, will be a visiting scholar at KU Monday through Wednesday for small groups of students and faculty in a variety of related fields.
Educated at Oxford University,
Carne-Rose has taught at the
University of Texas-Austin and
Baylor University. She was a
Guggenheim Fellow in
1963-64 and worked at the
National Translation Center in
New York.
For five years he was with the British Broadcasting Corporation as producer of a third CD album of translations of foreign literature.
His publications include papers on Greek, Latin, Italian, Spanish, English and American literature and a translation of the *Hip-Hop* book. He worked at the National Translation Center he worked, on the translation journal, "Delos" His writings have also appeared in Arion, the New York Times Literary Supplement and The New York Review
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Gardenhire was convicted of shooting Snyder during a strike on campus by members of the police. Black student leaders were protesting the dismissal of Gary Jackson, an former assistant to
Gardenhire, although admittedly tense, remained with the proceedings throughout the proceedings. He left home in Wichita with his father and attorney immediately after the verdict was announced, free
The case went to the jury late
tuesday evening. After two
wishes from the judge, the
jurors wished to disband
for the evening. Permissibility was
The jury reassembled Wednesday morning. After two more hours of deliberation, unanimous decision was reached.
The penalty for aggravated battery is a minimum of one to five years, with a maximum of 20 years. The penalty for a possible fire up to $10,000.
Student Listed As Serious
This was the second time gardenhire had been tried for the murder of May 26, resulted in a hung jury. He was, however, found guilty of the misdeemer charge of shooting the weapon. He was sentenced to three months in the county jail, and he was stayed until completion of the second trial. It will now be heard that the motion has been completed.
University of Kansas Medical Center officials reported Monday that Jeffrey B. Be Woodruff, a senior nurse listed in serious condition from a broken neck he suffered after his jeep ran off a bank of the Kansas River early morning, the university reported as critical Thursday night.
The accident occurred one mile east of the Lawrence city limits and north of E. 11th Street about 12:20 a.m. Thursday.
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A special meeting of the American Association of University Professors for discussion of collective bargaining has been set for 3:30 p.m. today in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. Lawrence Postion of the national AAPU will present information on the administration of education and its impacts on the aspects of education that are involved and the costs. Information concerning the state and local situation will also be presented.
Michigan Law Information
Sailing Club to See Film
Dean Matthew McCauley of the University of Michigan will be meeting with students interested in the Michigan Law School at 10 a.m. on Monday, October 28, and with students who would like to meet personally with McCauley can make appointments for 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. by seeing Mrs. Gladys Cahill.
Sailing Club to See Film
The KU Sailing Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in the Council Room of the Kansas Union to watch a film entitled "Gold Medal Sailing."
Alpha Kappa Alpha Play
The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority Ivy's will present "Iv's a Family Building. Admission will be 10 to persons per person or $1.25 per couple."
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