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Tuesday, February 13, 1979
University Daily Kansan
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Three options for additional funding of University of Kansas recreation services have been submitted to the administration by Mike Harper, student body president.
Funding plans offered by Harper
Harper sent a letter yesterday to Del Shankel, executive vice chancellor, which said that a special committee on recreation should be formed with agreement on funding options for maintaining present recreational services. The committee was appointed by Shankel in November.
Harper said yesterday that the Student Senate allocated an additional $1.50 of each student's activity fee in 1977 to cover the costs of recreation services and facilities.
"We were conned," he said. "We've been paying the faculty's bills for two years. As far as I'm concerned, the committee is dissolved."
Harper and Reggie Robinson, student body vice president and the other student member of the faculty, will also serve as members who use the recreation services should pay a faculty user's fee.
HARPER SPAIR that students no longer were willing to "carry the faculty's share of the recreation services burden" through in allocations from student activity fees.
Another letter, sent to Shankel last week by Breipohl and Brady, expressed their dissatisfaction with either of the first two options.
The letter said that faculty members have free use of the facilities as a fringe member.
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- Reduction or elimination of the hours that the recreation facilities in Robinson Gymnasium and Allen Field House are available for faculty use,
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- Imposition of a fee on faculty members who use the facilities,
Harper said the likelihood of the state granting the money for that fringe benefit
HARPER'S LETTER recommended the following options:
Faculty members on the committee were Michael Brady, associate professor of geology, Jean Pyfer, associate professor of health, physical education and recreation; and Arthur Breipohl, professor of electrical engineering.
Pyfer said yesterday she had not been to the most recent committee meeting. Brady and Breiphol were unavailable for comment.
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Harper also said faculty members on the committee had reneged on an oral agreement to support a $10 a semester faculty user's fee.
- An attempt to find more funding for the tastes and services in the University's budget.
"When the state doesn't want to give you
tinge benefits," Harper said, "you either can
choose not to receive them."
The letter said that the third option would be least acceptable to students.
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Alpha Omicron Pi, a social sorority with 88 collegiate chapters in the United States and Canada, will recolonize at KU in November. The International Athena Omicron Pi president, said,
The sorority plans an informal rush in the
In Praise of Older Women
A sorority that closed its KU chapter 10 years ago will reopen next fall, according to an announcement made jointly yesterday in the university's athletic office for student affairs, and sorority members.
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"We have a large number of women who are interested in living in a social sorority because of the benefits they see, but we haven't had the space to accommodate them," said president of KU's Penilhemic Association, "Now is the time to add a new sorority."
Sign up for interview times now in the SUA office located on the main floor of the Union. Interviews will be held Saturday, February 24. Sign up deadline for applications is Tuesday, February 20, 5:00 p.m.
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Ackel said the selection of pledges would be made by interviews, which would be conducted in a series.
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1969 because of a lack of interest in sorority life. Ackel said the sorority had kept track of rush statistics since then to help ensure the KU could support another sorority.
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Last year, the University extended an invitation to the sorority to recolonize her Ackel school.
Rhoads said women interested in going through interviews would be able to sign up at the Panhellenic office in the fall. Sorry, they didn't. Rhoads extend invitations to prospective pleaders.
Alpha Omicron Pi first was organized at KU in 1918 and built a house at 1300 Andre S. The storior later was moved to 1144 W. It was that building was sold to Tria fraternity.
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Tuesday, February 13
WHITE HEAT
Dir. Raoul Walsh; with James Cagney, Dr. Raoul Walsh; with Edmund Kogny, the violinist; with David Lilly; with FilmCagne plays a psychopathic killer who wants to be "on top of the world," ma
Wednesday. February 14
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE
Dir. Frank Capra; with James Stewart, Donna Rea, Gloria Grahame, Lionel Barrymore. This is Capra and its movie wove up all those they made.
Thursday, February 15
STREET CORNER STORIES
Dir. Warrington Hudlin; a documentary depicting the American black storytelling tradition and blues sensibility. Black English literature book. (S.)
Friday & Saturday
February 16 & 17
DON'T LOOK NOW
(1974)
Dir, Nicholas Roeg; with Donald Sutherland, Julie Christie. A thriller by the same director who to "Earth" and "Performance."
Fri.—3:30 & 9:30 Sat—7:00
CABARET (1872)
Dir. Robert Fosse; with Liza Minelli, Naomi Kwan; with Bradley Berenson, Winner of 8 Academy Awards, Including Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor 930
Midnight Movie A BOY AND HIS DOG
Dir. L.G. Jones, with Don Johnson,
Daniel D. Willey, and Jeffrey
Moore. A kinky age of survival in
the year 2024. PLUS: the space epic
of "Hardware Wars." a parody of
Walter Mitty.
All films M-R shown in Woodruff Aud. at 7:30 unless otherwise noted. $1.10 admission
Weekend shows also in Woodruff at 3:30, 7:00, 9:30 or 12 midnight unless otherwise noted. $1.50 admission.