University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, August 29, 1989
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SenEx studies timetable ads
By a Kansan reporter
The University Senate Executive Committee took a look Monday at corporate marketing at the University of Kansas.
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It decided to wait and see.
A proposed resolution to oppose advertisements in University timetables was tabled pending a SenEx meeting with David Ambler, vice chancellor for student affairs.
Marc Clay Belcher, assistant professor of architectural engineering, who drafted and presented the resolution, said the advertisements went against the spirit of the University.
Raymond Moore, associate professor of civil engineering, said that going to a private publishing company outside KU saved the University $18,000 in timetable printing.
"It sets the wrong tone, I think, for an academic institution," he said.
"I don't think that (the savings) changes the basic question," he said.
Belcher said propriety, not money,
was the issue.
Police report
KU police reported.
KU police reported.
A wallet containing a driver's license, KUID and bus pass, valued together at $22, was taken after a student left it on a table in the lobby of Strong Hall Thursday afternoon.
RU police reported.
► The rear window of a student's 1987 Buck LeSabre was broken and a purse, valued at $45, was stolen in the 1200 block of Indiana Street early Sunday morning. Lawrence police reported.
social structure, we would have to privatize company factories. I do not think it can be done, because it would take multi-millions. It could take 100 years, maybe more, to privatize."
Corrections
▶ A quote from Zhou Xiaofang, Beijing senior, on page 3A of yesterday's Kansan was incomplete. The full quote was, "In order to change the
A suspicious male followed a student Friday afternoon on 18th Street near Missouri Street, KU police reported.
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➢ A headline about sorority pledges on page 1A of yesterday's Kansas was incorrect. The number of pledges was 659.
A man allegedly made a terrorist threat to a student early Sunday morning in the lobby of Lewis Hall,
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