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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Feb. 10. 1960
KANU to Broadcast Series On Introductory Economics
Now it's possible to learn about economics without going to class—just tune in KANU Radio Thursday evenings at 8, says Harry G. Shaffer, assistant professor of economics.
As a general interest feature to its regular listeners, KANU has incorporated taped classroom lectures of introductory economics into its "University of the Air" series. Prof. Shaffer conducts the 25 lectures, which will be presented in a weekly series.
Prof. Shaffer explains that this introductory course is offered mainly for students not planning to take additional economics courses. Since the lectures were tape last semester, he feels that they are "fairly well up-to-date."
Prof. Shaffer's lectures will cover such topics as: what is economics, supply and demand, laissez-faire, price determination and the economic facets of communism, socialism, fascism and Nazism.
Originally from Vienna, Austria,
Prof. Shaffer came to the United
States in 1940 as a political refugee
from the Nazis. After obtaining his
BS and MA degrees at New York
University, he taught for a year
and a half at Concord College, W.
Va., and six and a half years at the
University of Alabama.
Prof. Shaffer thinks that the "isms" offer an extremely interesting study in economics.
"We present the subject in the way those who advocated it presented it." he said. "This means that direct quotes from Marx and Mussoholi, for example, are used.
"Then we enter into a critical
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TODAY
Ph.D. French Reading Examination,
9-11 a.m. Saturday, in 11 Fraser. Turn
in books and blue cards to Barbara Craig,
120 Fraser, by tomorrow.
TOMORROW
Lutheran Gamma Delta Vespers, 5 to
8; Lutheran Gamma Delta Vespers,
Jay James, 5 p.m. Parmar B. Union,
Newman Club Daily Mass. 6:30 a.m.
St. John's Church
Episcopal Morning Prayer, 6:45 a.m.
breakfast following. Canterbury House.
Mr. J. T. Fisher of Franklin Life Insurance the insurance field in 202 Summerfield
Messrs. Somod, Beetnet and Hapke of Colgate-Palmolive Company will interview for positions for sales promotion for retailers and salesmen in 202 Summerfield
Mr. Harold Reister of Arthur Young & Company will interview for positions for the following companies:
Peter Bancroft, District Superintendent (kindergarten groom high school) from Lincolnshire School in Jackson, Tennessee. Will interview in the Teachers Appointment Bureau, 117 Bailey.
Raymond  Marsh, Superintendent (kindergarten thru sixth grade) from Shawnee District. Johnson County, will teach teachers Appointment Bureau. 117 Bailey.
Poetry Hour. 4 p.m. Music and Browsing Room. Kansas Union. Prof. Kenneth Rothwell reading Rudyard Kipling
AAUP Meeting. 6 p.m. Kansas Room, Union, Prof. Ernest E. Bayles, President, A.A.U.P. 10 a.m. P.W. speak on "The Function of the University of Kansas' AAUP Chapter."
Harry Shaffer
analysis of the particular "ism." This is the best way to teach and learn in a free country."
In taping his lectures, Prof. Shafi-
KGQL ANSWER
Chief Warns Drivers
Campus Police Chief Joseph Skillman issued a warning today to all persons driving to the Kansas - Kansas - State basketball game tonight:
"The roads are icy and slick now and will get slicker. Everyone should walk to the game if possible and the people who must drive should leave a little earlier or a lot of them may miss part of the game."
Social Sororities Pick 240 Pledges
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lahan, Lawrence; Nancy Gaines, Joplin,
Mo.; Donna Gibson, St. Joseph, Mo.
; Hamiang, Snowville; Loretta Jewett,
Colorado Springs; Elizabeth Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo.
Gretchen Lee, Hays; Hays Miner, Mission; Christine Schell, Des Moines, Iowa; Barbara Schmidt, Kansas City, Kan.; Sharp, Topeka; Martha Smith, Stockton.
Linda Stark, Salina; Karen Stuart,
Lawrence; Susan Suhler, Cross River,
Wisconsin; Jola, Ablene; Ann Wes,
Prairie Village; Lucinda Wenzel,
Lee's Summit, Mo.
Pi Beta Phi—15
Lillian Blair, Joplin, Mo.; Susan Callender, Bonner Springs; Carolyn Carter Independence; Mary Clark, Wichita Marilyn Hardistry, Salina; Martha Leith Prairie Village; Virginia Marshall, Colby; Mariac Myers, Topeka
Mary Neil, Abilene; Francia O'Brien,
Great Lakes, Ill.; Judy Sheaks, Wichita;
Mary Smith, Kansas City, Mo.; Ruth
Stewart and Jackie Wash, both of Bartlesville,
Okla., and Donna Rankin, Kansas
City, Mo.
fer encountered difficulties only when he ran into the problem of describing charts and graphs.
Sally Jennings, Kansas City, Mo.; Diane Renne, China Lake, Calif.; Camilla Swayze, Prairie Village, and Mittie Beth Williams, Albquuerque, N. M.
Margo Born, Carlsbad, N. M.; Diana Brinton, Raytown, Mo.; Sandra Colvin, Martha G. Sandra Edson, Bethany M. Frances G. Independence; Frances Houston, Petwin
Sigma Kappa----10
Sell it with a Kansan Classified Ad
"I had to teach the course as I would to a blind man by describing how the lines on the visual aids curved, the direction they took and why," he said.
"But the rest was easy — I just put a microphone around my neck and started speaking."
Member Best Western Motels
Lawrence Man Is Electrocuted
On U.S. Highways 40-59 & K-10 just off of west Lawrence Turnpike interchange on way to business district
LAWRENCE — (UPI) — An accident at an Atlas missile launching site in southwest Douglas County last night claimed the life of one man and left another in fair condition today.
Killed was John Marietta, 25. Lawrence, a construction worker employed at one of the nine sites which ring Topeka. He was apparently electrocuted when a tool he was holding touched a power line.
1703 West 6th
Taken to an Ottawa hospital was Jimmie Kinney, Ottawa, who suffered severe electrical burns on his hands.
Lt. Col. Paul Ramee of the U. S. Engineers, in charge of the construction of the sites, said a formal inquiry will be held today. He said last night, however, that preliminary account of the accident indicated the two men were standing on the hopper of a cement mixer.
MR. & MRS. GENE SWEENEY VI 3-0131
Air-Conditioned, Phones, TV
The mixer was apparently not feeding properly and they were loosening it with a long handled spade when the handle touched a "hot" wire.
Free Coffee, Free Swimming
Dubois Gets Fiery Welcome
Another student asked if Castro would win if an election were held.
was present, many people were against communism, but that they worked with Castro and still are working with Castro, although they are non-Communists.
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Castro Would Win
Mr. Dubois' reply was that Castro probably would win. He said Castro was the only one who had "guts" enough to shake the Batista government.
Mr. Dubois was also asked if the United States press had antagonized Cubans which led to the "Hate America" campaign.
Mr. Dubois said that he could only speak from his experience on the Chicago Tribune. He said that he had written favorably of Castro during the revolution and must now present the truth as he sees it.
Mr. Dubois added that the Cuban "Hate America" campaign was unjustified and was playing into the hands of the Communists.
Picture Lending Library
Thursday, February 11 Only South Lounge of Union
from 8 to 5
CHOOSE FROM 185 PRINTS -
Renaissance to Contemporary Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, Utrillo
All Prints Are Framed
50c per print
Sponsored by SUA
KOOL KROSSWORD
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in stitches
2. Earthy term
papers?
3. Noise from an
eubilant riser?
4. How to make
the make-up
5. When it's time
for a ___, make
it Kools
6. Close relative of
the lion
7. My last name is
Mary
8. Popular dance of
the 40's
8. O'er which the
lowing herd
whips
8. It dates with
a crimp in
things
8. It puts a crimp
in things
8. Bog
8. Foods for the
birds
8. She's almost
morning
8. Leander's
religion?
8. Item for
sleep-overs
8. It follows a
snicker
8. The part of Sheba
8. Plaintive song of
the 20's
8. Roman god,
partly larcenous
8. A cool Kod bird
8. Rue de ___
in Paris
8. Fly
8. I has 3 legs
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8. Cuts with
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2. Weight of a reconditioned heap
3. Put your arms around
4. Electrified particle
5. What pony-taint mixture into?
6. Ships a little money to
7. Indian club
8. Grab the end arena
9. Small accounts
10. Rice-paddy cat play
11. What the Packers call for?
12. World of Magic Kools have
12. Glory
13. Kooling contraption
14. I Am the 12 Down dept.
15. Answers from the chemistry lab
16. Famous 2-word state
17. He's in a skin game
18. Shaved mister in reserving
19. Yell your head off
20. Made like Elise Williams
21. You'll find your honey here
22. Yale men
23. Quote
24. Colleen country
25. Into Vegas
26. Miss Leigh, for short
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