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Thursday, September 28, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
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Minister urges use of values
It's been 14 years since the movie "Animal House" depicted greek life as a continuous orgy of sex, alcohol and drugs. It is that image Will Keim wants to destroy.
By Anita Meyer Kansan staff writer
Keim, a campus minister and professor at Oregon State University, spoke to about 700 people last night at the Kansas Union Ballroom.
"Fifteen campuses in the U.S. are talking about greeks in the past tense," he said. "At our best, we are a viable part of campus life. At our worst, we don't even want to look at them, but we can last forever. If we don't witch it, we may see the end of Greek life by the year 2000."
said that some of the "Animal House" image was accurate.
Keim, a Delta Upsilon alumnus.
"Fraternity men will say, 'Yeah, we're brothers and leaders and scholars' while they're practicing high-altitude urination," he said.
He said sororities also shared this image.
"Some of you women call out the names of foreign cars," he said as he knelt over an imaginary toilet. "V-ment extended to wretched. W-mt-ismishabu!"
Greeks could destroy that "Animal House" image, he said, if they practiced more values.
He instructed the crowd to learn to drink responsibly.
"You've got a drinking problem if you have a problem when you drink," he has said.
He also said he encouraged people
to stop using drugs.
"Anyone who tells you they aren't fun at first is lying," he said. "They are fun and new and exciting at first. You've got to stop using them."
"You can use a condom, use a condom or use a cond."
He then urged people to be sexually responsible. He said heterosexuals were one of the largest growing AIDS cases, because they didn't take precautions.
Keim said he wanted to see hazing in Greek houses eliminated.
"We've had 40 hazing-related deaths in the last 10 years," he said. We have to quit killing pledges. We've had to get somebody down to build yourself up.
"You've got to have the selfesteem to not be doing things to give our critics ammunition."
Undergraduate center seeks home
By Anita Meyer
Kansan staff writer
The undergraduate advising center at the University of Kansas isn't hard to find.
Houston said the lack of centralization for the advising center was the
source of confusion for many students.
Pam Houston, director, said the center had operated from those four offices for seven years. They are the advising support center and the offices of undergraduate records, graduation, and undergraduate services.
"Students are often confused about where they need to go for certain things," she said. "They might need to go to the records to fill out paperwork and the office of undergraduate services for something else. They might go to services for a graduation form, but they still need to go to the graduation office to set up a time with a graduation counselor.
"We try to overlap as much as possible, but it isn't always possible," trouble, but it's not always possible.
Houston said she and other workers in the offices were hindered by
the separation of offices.
"As several offices, we can't operate as efficiently as we'd like," she said. "We could work with more students. We might find other ways to help."
Houston said one hope for the consolidation of the center was the renovation of Snow Hall. Even that plan was guaranteed and will not be immediate.
"As soon as Snow is renovated, computer science will move out of Strong," she said. "That might free some space that we could move into. We know that's not going to happen for at least two years."
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