Tuesday, September 26, 1978
University Daily Kansan
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Library officials hope for orderly renovation
Watson Library renovation will not be without problems, but the process will be as convenient as possible. Jim Ranz, dean of libraries, said yesterday.
"We don't want to mislead anyone," Ranz said. "Renovation will be a difficult process, but we are alert to the possible problems now. We are determined that renovation will not hinder basic library services and must act like a library throughout renovation."
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nations won't begin until an architect and contractor are chosen, then selected, probably by a large corporation.
by the on-site staff or by the
engineers in charge of the biggest problems
when construction began would be moving
to an offsite location.
"We're jammed into Watson now," he
said. "It will be a difficult job clearing space."
ALTHOUGH NO definite plans for moving books will be made until a contractor has been chosen, Ranz said he hoped that if books needed to be moved out of Watson, they could be moved to their temporary homes in logical order.
Ranz said the books also could be moved within Watson to make space for workers.
He said he hoped whole categories of books would be moved together, to help alleviate difficulties in finding books during renovation.
"Until we get a contract," he said, "we won't know definitely how the problems will be handled."
Hospital director search narrows
University of Kansas Medical Center administrators will continue to search for and will appoint a new hospital director before the move to a new hospital is made in May. David Waxman, executive vice president for the Med Center, said yesterday.
Waxman said he had reviewed 25 resumes and had narrowed the list of finalists to five.
"We've pitied it down to five and more
the likely new site of the app-
point." Waxman said.
Masahiro Chiga, a pathology fellow and resident, was named acting director of the hospital last week. He is filling in for Krizelman, who left the Med Center in July.
Although the deadline for filing supplemental budget requests is four days away, the Student Senate office has received just two supplemental requests.
But Mike Harper, student body president,
said yesterday that he expected more
requests to be filed before the deadline
Friday.
until the last day," Harper said. "Most of them just procrastinate."
Few request Senate allocations
By MARY ERNST
Staff Reporter
Harper said he expected $15,000 to $20,000 to be allocated from surplus funds left over for the next year.
"Most groups don't turn the requests in
"What I would like to do with any money that is not allocated out of that excess this fall is to use the money to offset the women's benefits for next year," he said.
HARPER SAID that although excess senators funds had been turned over to the Senate, they were not used.
Films to precede rape discussion
Student Union Activities is sponsoring a gym symposium on rage tonight at 7:30 in the Student Union Theater.
Admission for the symposium is $1 and tickets are available at the SUA ticket office.
films that will be shown. The film deals with the myths surrounding rape and the problems a victim encounters after the assault.
Lara Stahl, a member of the SUA Films team, represents the Laverne Rape Videoworking Support Services, would answer questions following the showing of three rape-relate
"Fear" and "No Lies" are the other two films that will be shown.
Pettit is also the director of "Rape Prevention: No Pat Answer," one of the
Sahla said she thought it would be important for men, as well as women, to attend school.
"I hope men will go so that they can understand what rape is," Stahl said. "It's hard for men to understand what women who are raped go through."
--and on Oct. 5 if necessary, Harper said,
and recommends to the full Senate.
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As of yesterday, $3,197 in supplemental funding had been requested, he said. The Commission on the Status of Women requested an additional $800 to the $1,840 was allocated last spring. Tau Sigma Dance Ensemble requested $2,697. Harper said.
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A delay in placing an advertisement about the supplemental budget request deadline in the Kanas could be a reason the joint requests could allow late budget requests, Harper said.
A joint committee will be formed to review the supplemental requests and to make recommendations to the Senate, as appropriate. The committee isposed of all Senate committee chairmen, an additional representative from each committee, all members of the Finance Committee and the Budget Committee.
Harper said he thought the ad was to have appeared yesterday, today and tomorrow, as well. "I think it's for the community," Harper said.
Laura Floyd, Kansan advertising representative for Student Senate, said the ad did not appear in yesterday's Kansan because she had received the request for the ad on Friday, after the deadline for a Monday paper.
THE JOINT committee will hear the requests made by the groups on Oct. 3 and 4.
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