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The Office of Affirmative Action is one of six University groups sponsoring the series.
Melissa Nuckolls, assistant director of the Office of Affirmative Action, said taping rights for the five programs cost $2,880.
Black issues focus of forums
KU professors and administrators gathered in Dyche Auditorium last night to view the first in a series of nationwide satellite forums to address Black issues in higher education.
The series, sponsored by the biweekly paper, Black Issues in Higher Education, consists of five satellite broadcasts that will discuss topics such as Black health care and the presence of Blacks in academia.
"Any opportunity to add to the body of knowledge is going to be a positive thing," he said.
Marshall Jackson, director of the Office of Minority Affairs, said he was glad that KU had purchased the series.
Last night's broadcast did not focus on Black issues, but instead dealt with the general issues of
The next satellite forum, scheduled for Dec. 6, will focus on the future of Black health care.
By Doug Fishback Kansan staff writer
The forum featured educators from around the country, who discussed tensions among faculty and administrators concerning tenure, resource allocation and faculty participation in policy setting.
university governance, faculty rights and tenure.
Sidney Shapiro, professor of law, said he could think of specific KU cases that illustrated each of the points raised in the broadcast.
"I don't think we're removed at all from what was said here," he said, "although I don't think it's nearly as pressing here as at other institutions."
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MIAMI, Okla. — Authorities said yesterday they didn't know what caused lights that dozens of people saw hovering over Ottawa County on Tuesday night.
Most of those who saw the lights, including law enforcement officers, described up to five colored lights that lingered over the area from Miami to Commerce between 8:30 p.m. and midnight.
"There was nothing that I could specify as any shape. They were like spots or something." Baine said.
Commerce Police Chief Bob Baine, who looked at the lights through binoculars and a high-powered telescope, said the lights did not look like any aircraft.
UFO sighting reported in Oklahoma
Baine said the five lights were in a group of four, with the fifth a short distance from the others.
Commerce resident Fran Willmert said that she saw the lights from her yard and that she "had never seen anything like that before."
"We don't know what they are. We had received a call about 8:30 p.m. of a UFO around the Brunswick plant, and we thought it was a joke," Baine said. "But when officers arrived on the scene, they saw what looked like lights that seemed to move in different directions."
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