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Wednesday, November 15, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Farrell ...
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vulnerable position to be overpowerers because women could reject their advances.
"So if we are going to avoid being so vulnerable, we have to turn women into sex objects because it's easier to be rejected by an object than full-fuledwood men." "We don't want people who doesn't make her own decision as to when she wants to become sexually involved and when she doesn't," is contributing to the use of herself as a sex object. "You can't take the sexual initiative is contributing to his use of her as an object."
Farrell said social changes would have
to be made to change the roles we play. One suggestion Farrell gave was for people to create their own jobs rather than to specialize in a particular job.
He said there were many improvements for men that the liberation movement would bring on. He said there could be fewer rapes, homicides, licences and heart attacks and men could live longer longer because of the movements.
emotionally, not just sexually, and it means learning to cry."
"But for me, it means much more," he said. "It means feeling more comfortable talking with people and relating to other men without being afraid of them thinking I'm a homosexual. It means relating to women sensually and
FARRELL SAID people who tried to become liberated might experience loneliness during the time they were in the minority.
Bob Opici was on his way to Watson Library last night when his roommate suggested they go to the Union to see a beauty contest.
"I thought it was a girl's beauty contest until I got there," Oppicci said. "I didn't mean to be in it, but this girl I was sitting with talked me into entering."
The program was sponsored by SUA and Hashinger Hall.
Library project at Med Center moving ahead
By CAITLIN GOODWIN Staff Reporter
Officials at the University of Kansas Medical Center will ask the Kansas Board of Regents Friday to hire an architect to design a $4.9 million library for the Med center campus, Allen Wiechert, University of Kansas facilities planning, said yesterday.
The decision to build the library was made after Med Center officials decided it would be better to build a new library than to build buildings for library use, Wiechert said.
The Med Center hired Warren Bird, a library consultant from Duke University, to evaluate the space that would become in Bell Memorial Hospital when it is finished.
Bird concluded there were two reasons available space in Med Center buildings could not be used for a library, Wiechert said.
Second, there is not sufficient space for expansion in existing buildings, he said.
"TEN YEARS from now, we'd have to relocate again," Whecled said.
Weichert also said that the environment of a medical building was different from the environment needed for a library and that it should be designed to make a design of any renovated medical buildings.
The library will be built north of the Med center campus. Wechert said, and conducted a survey, that 75 percent
He said the cost of renovating the buildings to accommodate a library would be about the same as the cost of a new library.
The Med Center currently has a small library in one wing of a building and officials want to expand it to hold more medical books and documents.
IN JULY, the Kansas Legislature appropriated $120.00 to the Med Center for renovation of existing buildings or for planning a new library. The Med Center will use a portion of the money to pay the architect, Wiechert said.
So far, none of that money has been used.
The payment was paid by private funds.
Wiechert said he thought the Regents would approve the proposal.
"It's my understanding that Warren Regens, Regents director of facilities planning, will recommend that it be approved," he said.
The KU Women's Studies Program presents:
MARY ROTHSCHILD
Visiting Assistant Professor of History from Arizona State U.
"WOMEN VOLUNTEERS
IN THE SOUTHERN FREEDOM SUMMERS:
Their Lives and Work in a Movement for Social Change"
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Walnut Room, Kansas Union 8:00 p.m.
UKPA
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION
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for the SPRING 1979
MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM
will be held TONIGHT
7:00 P.M. UNION BALLROOM
All women interested in participating in the Membership Program must attend or contact—
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104B KANSAS UNION • 864-4643
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He said athletic department officials wanted the building to be close to Allen Field House to allow for use of field house buildings. The building is another consideration being discussed.
to be at least half the size of a football field to provide adequate space.
THE DEPARTMENT also wants to upgrade KU's baseball facilities Waugh said the fence around Quigley Field and the backstops would be the first things corrected in the project. Replacement of the bleachers with the players with permanent bleachers also is planned.
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Construction of a track complex, which had been considered by the athletic department at one time, is out of the picture for now. Waugh said.
"With the amount of money we put into the stadium, it would not be feasible for us to buy tickets."
Applications available for Kansan positions
Applications are now available for editor and business manager of the University Dally Kansan for a position that must be completed by 5 p.m. Fridays, are available in the School of Journalism office, 105 Fell Hall; the Student Senate office, 103D Kansas Union; and the Office of Archiving and Archives, 229 Strong Hall.
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All division winners will receive prizes. For more information on prizes and obtaining applications, come to 208 Robinson or call 864-3546.
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