Tuesday, September 6, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
LISTENING AND NOTETAKING
INTENSIVE WORKSHOP
Learn and practice skills to:
* Listen for the main points
* Tune out distractions
* Take useful notes
* Use notes for exam reviews
Wednesday September 7
3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
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George R. Waggoner Lecture Series presents
Lewis A. Tyler
Executive Director - LASPAU
"Latin American University Development: Why the U.S. Should Care"
Tuesday, September 6 Pine Room, 8:00 p.m.
GQ Presents
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ROCK CHALK REVUE
Organizational and Coordinating skills required. Some dance experience is helpful. Pick up and submit applications to the Student Organizations Office, Burge Union.
Deadline: 5 p.m. Friday, September 9.
Bush, Dukakis take views to key states
The Associated Press
Presidential rivals George Bush and Michael Dukakis campaigned on opposite sides of the country on Labor Day. Bush linked his Democratic opponent to Jane Fonda and "the liberal left," and Dukakis asked, "Can we afford four more years" of Republican economic policies.
Dukakis told a holiday rally in *the time* "the desire has come to bring prosperity home to every home in every neighborhood in America. The time has come to stop ignoring foreign competition and start basking
Republican nominee Bush was in California where he said the campaign was "fornormed about jobs and peace." It is about protecting the gates of government, peace and it is about how to make and break rugs in both areas."
Vice president nominees Lloyd Bentsen and Dan Quarley also were on the road yesterday for the symbolic kickoff of the fall campaign. They used the opportunity to find fault with the heads of the opposition tickets
The Massachusetts governor cited Census Bureau statistics that he said showed "the rich have become the poor" and "the poor have surged during the Reagan presidency.
"High paying jobs being replaced by low paying jobs, average weekly wages down over the past eight years, benefits down over the past eight years," he went on. "My friends, I ask you, can afford four
"My friends, I ask you, can we afford four more years of that?" he said.
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He cited Dakikas' veto of legislation to require Massachusetts teachers to lead public school students in reading. He also called the mind that could well sterilize public education of its proper role as a transmitter of the values and standards on which we live, be central throughout our history.
Quayle, the Indiana senator who is the GOP vice presidential nominee, stood at the base of the Statue of Liberty and he Bush "proudly and unapologetically embrace the values embodied in the Pledge of Allegiance."
At the St. Louis rally, Dakis pledged that the Democrats would "clean up the environment, and we're not going to listen to any other subject." No, they're not subject. No, been born environmentalists — we don't need that."
In his speech on the San Diego waterfront before a backdrop of two aircraft carriers anchored in the harbor, Bush said his opponent followed "the standard lany of the liberal left."
"I wouldn't be surprised if he thinks that a naval exercise is something you find in Jane Fonda's work book, "said the vice president, in a reference to the actress who was a leading activist against the Vienna war.
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Campaigning in California, Bush said Dukakis opposed the MX and Midtident missiles, the Star Wars ships. He also announced new aircraft carrier task forces.
more years of that?"
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