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+11% x8'99
100 percent polypropylene
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GIRONDA'S
57
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ST. MARYS
+100 percent acrylic
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+No. 32170, 77, 78
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SHOWER CURTAINS
+Standard size
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GIBSON'S SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE $ 3^{47} $ AND $ 4^{47} $
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+Solid colors plastic
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67c
Staff photo by GEORGE MILLENER
today
1978, 1928
grees. The Jayhawks again will ial Stadium.
own
r of the study, Kenneth N
professor of administration,
and higher education, said the
picture had not changed since
it year of the study.
er of students graduating from
 high schools dropped this
expected to continue declining
study of
th grade enrollment.
ENROLLMENT page 14
ost
day, during a meeting with Archie R. Dykes and Del executive vice chancellor, Dykes about the lost folder.
Id Dykes 'response was: "It's lose the student body presi-
folder has not been found,but n a permit to enroll.
kicked me whether I had ever d as a student here before,"
suggested that the folder could between offices.
awals on suit
the scholarships, many based on sent from your University, I ould have strenuously objected action."
did not respond to Jeserich's refused to comment on the
also said some of Lowman's new before the Aug. 8 hearing ffs would not be eligible for the . He said there were some that the financial aid office may raged students to apply for the knowing they would then be from the lawsuit.
ar to Lowman, Jesier said, "I问 that I am not personally acer your staff of acting in bad behavior, you have suspicions they have their suspicions due to large number of plaintiffs who rejcied by this restriction." *idents win, only those bringing accusations against the legal taint* See TUITION page 15
degree
and that 96.7 percent had not from college.
problem faced by college iller said, is that they may be liable for their injuries, that they have fallen. While many major in physical he said, studies have shown that essential athletes want careers in when their days on the playing field end.
could be given a degree program re interested in." he said.
free program Siler advocates college athletics academic credit chalk talks with courses in biology and deGREES page 15