University Daily Kansan
Thursday, November 4.1971
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Kansan Staff Photo by HARVE HASLEF
. Gets glass blowing equipment . . .
Professor J. Sheldon Carey
Cate glues blossom environment
Prof Receives Grant For Glass Blowing
A three year search for a studio and equipment will end for J. Sheldon Carey, professor of design, when February arrives. The University of Kansas's first blowing program will open then.
Renovation of the barn, which still bears evidences of its former use, will be possible. Carey hopes to furnace armies, annealing ovens, work benches and other equipment in time for the upcoming season. Carey with nearly 40 years of experience. Carey has introduced an upside-down wheel for throwing tall pots with the aid of gravity. Using the rotary hydraulic pump formulated a ceramic glaze using Kansas volcanic ash as the main ingredient.
He said he realized the potential of a revival of glass blowing for four years ago at the University of Oklahoma.
Carey returned to K U. and devoted his sabbatical leave in 1968-69 to perfecting his glass
The explosion was set to go off today but has been reset for Saturday.
"Perhaps this is a naive last-minute attempt to fire an arrow, the explosion is held up for a while it will give us time to mount a massive cam
Smoot said that it cost $1.25 to send 15 words to Washington, D.C.
work. The State Geological Survey provided temporary space with the understanding and understanding raw materials in his glass.
To reduce costs of organizing his first studio at the Sate oven, he used a glass furnace and annealing oven and improvised most of his tools. He also developed a glass oven and improved 40 percent Kansas volcanic ash.
He sent his own telegrams to Sidney Dole and Pearson and to Desiree Wickens, who are the planned to telephone student leaders throughout Kansas to ask them about it.
Telegram Drive Urged Against Amchitka Move
Smoot gave several reasons that he said would warrant temporary postponement of the explosion.
Brad Smooth, Sterling senior and vice chairman of the Senate Executive Committee, said he will urge students and faculty members to send telegrams to their senators, congressmen, and the President to protest the government explosion on Amethica Island
He hopes K.U.'s new glass program will fortify his ceramic majors with additional ceramic majors in the competition for teaching positions. Eventually, he says, when enough ceramic majors have passed their courses for careers, a glass curriculum will be set up. In February, however, Carey said the classes would include a number of graduate students in ceramics. At this time transportation difficulties concerning location of graduates can all be just getting in my car and driving over there."
"The potential damage of the explosion is incredible. It could cause earthquakes or tidal waves," said Smoot.
T-Shirts Here With Emblem Of Whomper
"Whomper" t-shirts are on sale in the Kansas Union Bookstore for $2 each.
The grey shirts have "Whomper" written in blue across the front and a red handkerchief on this lettering crushing a can.
The money from these shirts will help to defray costs of the schools. To maintain the main purpose of the shirts is "to raise people's consciousness about the center," said Molly student body vice-president.
Hall Beer Rules to Vary; Athletic Board Kills Use
He said no consideration had been given to nations that could possibly be affected by the explosion.
He also said he didn't think the Atomic Energy Commission had taken adequate safety precautions.
"Japan and Canada have both come out against the nuclear test," he said.
"the purpose of the explosion," he said, "is to keep up with them." He shows other countries that we still have nuclear weapons and that they are being used.
Smoot said that the whole thing was insane.
By JOYCE DUNBAR
Indications have been received from physicians that the plans for use or non-use of beer privileges, Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers Jr., said.
None of the formal proposals however, have reached his desk for final disposition. Chalmers said.
The University of Kansas Athletic Board voted to authorize the consumption of cereal malt beverages at athletic events held on state property and performed under the jurisdiction
John Conard, director of University Relations, announced that the policy was adopted by a board for the following reasons.
"Since the sale of cereal malt beverages on the campus is up, students in Regents, individuals wanting to consume beer at athletic events would have to bring in their own. You may even most likely be bans and bottles."
"Board members noted that metal and glass containers present two problems. First, the cans and bottles empty or full, so much stress is experienced moments of stress, such as enthusiastic disagreement with the decision of an official. Second, the cans and bottles, left behind in the stadium or fieldhouse, pose a problem of large dimensions."
For these reasons, the board,
of students, faculty, staff and alumnae
unanimously that beer consumption at athletic events would
The resolutions submitted by the residence halls appear to contain a wide variety of regulations. Chalmers said.
That should not surprise
NEW YORK (AP)—Union Pacific Corp. Thursday reported a loss of $3.3 million for the first nine months of this year
"Apparently, this will cover the gamut from open, free community residence halls to I suppose, some residence halls that will vote within their own structure to continue or preclude it."
anyone." Chalmers said, "because of the wide variety of regulations that pertain or do not apply to the state, halls as they present exist."
The individual proposals have not yet been submitted to the Association of Residence Halls
Chalmers thought that the University could expect to see an array of regulations.
It would benefit the pattern of residence halls to have a variety of regulations, rather than to be restricted from overwhelming policy. Chalmers said.
A native of Minneapolis, Minn., received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Minnesota in 1929 and 1930. He was awarded Kirkwood Award in award in 1930.
Smith hopes to be able to put into theory the type of work he has been doing in institutional research. He probably will work in the undergraduate but hopes to keep in touch with the undergraduates as well.
Rv RON WOMBLE
The guidelines will probably favor the consumption of beer in cans and bottles for specific purposes, such as meetings, Chalmer units that said that the beer was not needed equipped to handle keeples parties.
Faculty, Students Share KU Power
The Faculty Senate is composed of many members of the faculty. The faculty portion of the faculty. The faculty members include members who work with the rank of member with the rank of assistant, associate or full
The University of Kansas Senate Code is not the confusing form of government most students seem to think it is.
The code, adopted in 1969,
created three governmental
divisions: the Faculty Senate,
the Senate and the Student Senate.
The Interfraternity Council has submitted its proposals for the various faternity houses. These requests have not reached the board, for they are presently being reviewed by the alumni boards.
The committee was debating at length as to the best guidelines, and Chalmers said he was very pleased with this effort.
"I'm going back to working with people who are interested in teaching," he explained, "doing for the past several years," he explained. "I feel fortunate in being able to teach people who have a lot of activities I have been living with."
The Faculty and Student Senates deal with matters concerning only their respective duties. The Senate is a kind of meeting ground for the two groups. It provides a forum for the entire university community.
The Kansas Union Operating Committee was in the process of testing specific guidelines concerning the consumption of beer, said Chalmers.
"After 31 years of practical work, I'm looking forward to analyzing problems and solutions in my field." Anticipating his role as teacher,
George Smith to Settle Down To Professor's Role in Bailey
George Baxter Smith, the chief executive of the institutional Research, will return from his administrative capacity this year and take up the role of chief executive.
Kansan Staff Write
By DEBBIE BAEDER Kansan Staff Writer
All University administrators must retire at the end of the year they become 85, but can return to work for a third or fourth department for five more years. Smith will be trading his office in Strong Hall for one next door in Bailey Hall. He will be dealing with problems in higher education.
The Faculty Council consists of 39 members drawn from the membership of the Faculty Senate.
The Student Senate includes presidents of the five largest colleges in the country and representatives of the student body from each school of the university.
The University Senate is composed of the Chancellor and members of the Faculty and Student Senates. According to the Senate Code the University meet at least three times a year.
Because the University Senate and the Faculty Senate do not meet very often, a University Council and a Faculty Council are provided for in the code to act as the "larger organizations."
Student senators are elected yearly according to the schools in the University
1935, he received his Ph.D. from Columbia University.
Before beginning his doctoral work, Smith held a coaching and teaching position in Woodstock. He later said that he met his wife, Marie.
Smith worked at the University of Buffalo for four years and was a professor in Iowa, where Deane Malott, then chancellor of KU, discovered him in the fall of 1841; he came to Buffalo from New York to dean of the School of Education.
When Pearl Harbor was bombed, Smith was called to active duty from the reserves.
During the past few years, Smith has worked directly for the Bureau of Labor and Employment information on public and private institutions of higher education in
After the war, Smith returned to KU and resumed his position as dean. He also assumed the responsibility of directing the summer session of the University including the music and art camp.
In 1962, Smith was appointed vice-chancellor. During the reorganization which took place under the administration of E. Laurence Chalmers Jr., he was director of institutional research.
It's a very friendly organization," he explained. About the city Smith said, when he was place to live in and retire in."
Kansas. Each year he has compiled a summation of the institutions and given a future prediction.
Smith and his wife attend as much as possible the long list of events KU sponsors, including concerts and theater productions
The retiring administrator has nothing but praise for Lawrence and KU.
Home of the "Big Shef"
"I've got a long list of things that I will finally have time to do," she said. "I know some courses. I've always been fascinated by geology and art."
Smith is excited about his next five years of teaching, but he's looking beyond that to placement. He's already making plans.
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Develop, read and conversational ability in American and German language. Work with speakers, both intermediate and advanced. U.S. #4-8199. VI 3-2000. 11:10 AM
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Notice:勿 mail Christmas packages early? Mail materials and wrappings available Christmas gifts and wrappings available until 10 p.m. 11-10
Women's alterations. 20 years experience. Call 843-2767, 9:30-5:30, 11:5
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KANSAN CLASSIFIED RATES
Deadline: 1:08 p.m. 2 days before publication
By Dec. 31
HELP WANTED
the Lawrence Health Club needs a
qualified masseur on a part time
time. Call 842-4041 before 9:00 p.m.
11:48
WANTED
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at semester. Call 842-7146 after 3 p.m.
11-4
One rule to share furnished house:
Rent $60 monthly plus utilities usually
around $8. Will have own bedroom.
Call Mark, 842-7711. 11-5
Wanted. Female roommate to share 2-bdm. apt, with 2 quiet people. Not much company but cheap. $42 mo. utilities 182 W 261 W 842-6729 11-5
Bicyclists to buy 10-speed bicycles at the Ride-On Bike Shop. Bicycles now in stock. 1401 Mass. 843-8484. Ride-On!
Need used manm)kins of all kinds
Phone 842-7565 11-10
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10-speed bicycles now in stock at the Ride-On Bike Show. Also brand x-bicycle repair 140l Mass. 843-884
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WEST HILLS. APARTMENTS. Available for second semester — 1-bedroom apartment; 2-bedroom, 15th floor furnished or unfurnished. Central a. c. dishwashers, w. car wash facilities. Apartment—The place to live in Lawrence. Call 24 hours a day at 811 793-3000. day of week. 811 793-3000.
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842-3669
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Take over plush studio apartment at Meadowbrook and get November rent $14,000. Furnished, a.c., c.a.
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2 bedroom apartment, partially furnished, air conditioning, garbage disposal, fully carpeted. Available now; 642-842-3528 after 6:30. 11-10
Available immediately to KU man,
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private parking, utilities paid. Phone
VI 3-8543. 11-9
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
2434 Iowa VI 2-1008
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662-2464
2-bedroom furnished West Hills apt.
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only for examination. Ask for Bob.
864-2038, evenings.
11-22
Highest price paid for used cars. G.I.
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Kawasaki Bushmaster 90. Excellent
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$350 or best offer. Call 842-5044 after
5 p.m.
11-4
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For sale- #49 Chevy 1/2 ton pick-up w. 53 Chev. rebuilt engine. Good condition. Burgundy car! $1,000 tows. Eudora, 542-3261. 11-4
Garage sale! Featured item Strasser fult. finest quality—silver and nickel. New packs, custom reconditioned car tires. 92% SUV coverage. Call KI 2-1289 after 5-90. 11-5
LEATHER PANTS and other top
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For sale—26" 3-speed bicycle. Also a new metal slide rule with log scales Call 841-2811. 11-1
Queen size, waterbed, frame, and
layer. 5 year guarantee. New, nice
price. Call 842-8602 by 6 p.m. 11-5
For sale. One Naimish contract to second semester must sell, attractive price offered; call 842-6396 if no swer, call 843-7600. 11-
Good quality mobile home. 10,559
furnished. Smart kitchen built, many extra features furnished. carpeted. dishwasher. Washroom. Excellent condition. Reasonable price.
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For sale - T3-4 body in excellent condition, fresh treated, antique leather trim. Convertible top, tonnage cover, new gas tank, 4-speed pedal. 1057 after 4 ppm. 11-8
Manila-Sockel 100MTV wf.lb kits,
case $125, PHONIX HAVI body, perfect
protection. Case $35, p.a. $25, Ruger 22 rifle, 18 shot
machine, Ruger 22 rifle, 54 Call Duals
84-731-6310
Yamaha 6-string guitar, Jumbo body,
Great tone, action, and looks.
Originally $130.00 new, first $60.00
times. 864-6822.
Must sell - 69. Musketing, Automatic,
air, radio; F-70 polyglass tree, new
HD shocks Clean-run well, easy
clean. On sale $160. #42-5654-08
For sale: Panasonic 8-track stereo cartridge tape player/recorder—new—119 call 841-2225
for sale. Guitar, Dan Armstrong—
Atlanta-based acoustic body change-
ing amplifier, 2-15" speakers, 80 watt
speakers, 80 watt amplifier,
New must, will be 824-325 149-
639.
66 Pontiac Tempel" 326 V-8. Great condition—come see for yourself.
843-7370 - Phil Miller. 11-9
LA 'PETITE' GALERIE. Half-price sale--men's coats, body shirts, vest, and flares. 910 Kentucky. 11-22
Look! Beautiful Siamese kittens for sale. Only 2 left. Perfect pets. 84-11-2127.
Garrard Lab 65. wood base, $50.00.
Call Mike Gaul between 1:30 and 4:00,
or after 9:00 p.m - 843-7404. 11-10
Cashmere, knit, silk, wool, wool.
A fine quality custom tailored suit to day for only $68, sport coats only $49. An ideal Christmas gift Call today after payment.
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