University Daily Kansan
Monday, December 10, 1973
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Polling Places for Bond Election
Lawrence votes may vote from 7 a.m. to
p.m. tomorrow in the airport bond elec-
tion.
The map above shows the voting precincts that have the heaviest concentration of KU student residents and the rolling places in those precincts.
First Ward:
The precincts not shown on the map and their appropriate polling places are:
—1st and 4th precincts—Pinckney School, 6th and Mississippi streets. Bounded by the city limits on the north and west, Michigan and Ohio, which cast the east and 3rd street on the south.
Fourth Ward:
1st and 2nd precincts - Central Junior
District and Massachusetts
streets. Bounded by 14th street from
the Santa Fe Railroad on the east, 31st Street on the south and Massachusetts Avenue.
- 3rd, 4th and 5th precincts - East Heights School, 14th and Haskell街. streets, with the courts on the east and the south and the Santa Fe Railroad on the west.
Fifth Ward:
1st and 2nd precincts—New York School, 10th and New York streets. Bounded by the river on the north, 8th street on the south, and Massachusetts Street on the west.
Sixth Ward:
entire ward-Woodlawn School, 5th and Elm streets. Bounded by the city limits and North Street on the north, 9th Street on the east and the river on the south and the west
Christmas Vespers Given
More than 1,000 students, faculty members and townpeople attended the 49th annual KU Christmas Vespers yesterday in Hoo Auditorium.
The Chamber Choir, Concert Choir,
University Singers and the University
Symphony Orchestra presented the one
fifteen minute videotake at 3:30 and
7:30 p.m.
At the beginning of Vespers, the stage choirs entered the lower floor of Hoch
The choirs, directed by James Ralston and Burt Allen, sang a mixture of popular favorites and classical Christmas music. The dresses were dressed in the traditional blue robes.
Thermostats in Wesco Hall were set at high temperatures last week because the new building's heating system was being installed. R. Dykes has informed a Kanader user.
Chancellor Explains Hall's Open Doors, Thermostat Settings
Dykes wrote in a letter to W. H. Emerson Jr., Lenexa sophomore, that Dykes had asked the physical plant department about the settings of the thermostats in response to a letter by Emerson in the Kansan Thursday.
Emerson had written that thermostats on the third floor of Wescoe were set as high as 85 degrees and challenged the chancellor for an exclamation.
Dykes has ordered University thermosets at 68 degrees.
Dykes explained that Emerson had noticed outside doors open because equipment was being moved into the building and promised that the building would be converted to university energy conservation policies when it is accepted from the contractors.
carrying candies and singing, "O Come All
the balcony choir, consisting of the
people who never seen by the people on the first floor, but they gave an excellent performance.
Ye Faultiful! "They left in the same manner," sing. "Hark the Herald Angels Sing."
The orchestra, dressed in long black dresses or black tuxedos, was in front of the Stage Choir and played selections by George Lawner. They were directed by George Lawner.
The primary purpose of a youth hostel would be to provide low-cost accommodations for people traveling around the country. It would be a base of operations for people wanting to organize and plan out their trips, packing backpacking or bicycling, at Vries said.
Plans to provide Lawrence a youth hostel are present under way, according to Phyllis v Dries, chairman of the Lawrence Youth Hostel Committee.
Plansfor Hostel Are Under Way
De Vries said the committee would meet at 7:30 tonight in Parlor A of the Kansas Union to explain to interested people the scope and objectives of their program.
The Pointer Sisters and the Kansas City philharmonic will perform at the 1974 USA Ticket Convention.
By LINDA WEINSTEIN
Festival: Bluegrass to Broadway
Kansan Staff Reporter
Two film producers, a bluegrass folk festival, an African dance company and a broadway musical comedy will also be part of the show at the Arts, March 24-30 in Hoch Auditorium.
The Pointer Sisters will perform Saturday, March 30. The style of the four-woman group组合 blues, beep, goep, scat, izazz, rock 'n' roll and rhythm and blues.
The Kansas City Philharmonic, conducted by Jorge Mester, will present a program of light classical and contemporary music Sunday. March 24.
Two film producers, William Friedkin and Les Blank, will show films and talk
Friedrich received an Academy Award for best director of 1971 for "The French Connection." He also directed "The Boys in the Band," "The Night They Raided Mint Springs," and "Birthday Party." He recently finished directed the film version of "The Exorcist."
Friedkii will speak about film techniques as an art form on Monday, March 25. He also will show clips from his films to illustrate special effects.
BLANK, WHO has produced documentary films about blues and pop artists, will show three of his films Tuesday night, March 26. One of them will be the latest feature film about the blues documentary about the Cajun people of southwest Louisiana. Besides producing documentaries, Blank has worked as a cameraman for "Easy Rider" and "The Great Gatsby."
Four bluegrass acts on Wednesday, March 27 will demonstrate a progression of bluegrass music and will contrast the various types of bluegrass music.
The Dancers of the Ivory Coast will perform Thursday, March 28. This company of 42 dancers will present dances indicative of the history and traditions of the
The acts will feature Sam "Catfish" Routh, a writer and composer whose style combines mountain music with folk; Newgrass Revival, a group of musicians; Country Gazette, a contemporary bluegrass group featuring fiddle and mandolin music; and Michael Murphy and his five-piece group, who are known for their album
Committee to Begin To Search Today For Aide to Dykes
Dykes said the new administrator would give him more time to devote to other duties, including the KU Medical Center. The retirement of Chancellor Emeritus Dykes is also a reason for creating the executive vice chancellor position, Dykes said.
A search committee formed to select a new executive vice chancellor for the University of Kansas was to have met today for the first time.
The person selected for the position will handle the routine duties of the chancellor's office and the internal affairs of the archonian Chancellor Archie R. Dykes said last week.
Besides assuming the daily duties of the chancellor's office, the new vice chancellor will formulate policy for the Lawrence campus, administer programs at the University and work with other vice chancellors, said Dykes.
The post of provost, similar to the executive vice chancellor position, was eliminated in 1969 by former chancellor E. Laurence Challers Jr.
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Ivory Coast, an African nation. The event was attended by the International Theatre Arts Council.
Entries May Be Submitted Feb. 1-25, 1974
announcing the Creative Writing Contest Two Categories: Short Fiction and Poetry Entry Blanks Will Be Available at Spring Semester Enrollment
ON FRIDAY, March 29, the Empire Theatre Corp. will perform the broadway musical comedy, "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum." This group performed Kurt Vonnegut's play, *Wanda Jurea*, Wanda June, at last year's Festival.
In conjunction with the Festival of the Arts there will be a creative writing content, including readings from works by Toni Morrison.
The two divisions of the creative writing contest, short fiction and poetry, will be open to all KU students. Prizes, either money or gift certificates, will be awarded to the first place, second place and honors mention winners in both categories.
Entries, which will be judged by members of the KU English department, must be submitted to the SUA office between Feb. 12. Winners will be announced March 25.
The art sale during the festival week will provide students and faculty the opportunity to view and purchase a variety of art.
The KU Amateur Eight Film Festival will be geared toward regular eight and super eight film formats. Preliminary judging of the films includes faculty professors and graduate students, Friedkin, Blank and personnel from the Centron, Horizon and Calvin film companies will be selected.
A TOTAL of $200 in gift certificates will be the prizes. The winning film entries will be televised on Sunflower Cablevision. The deadline for film entries is March 1.
Ticket packages for the Festival of
Arts will be on sale to KU students during
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If tickets are purchased on an individual night mass, the amount would cost $14, plus a SIA fee and an SAID fee.
Students may purchase the $7 ticket package by checking the Festival of the Arts computer card enclosed in the enrollment package. The price of the tickets is $150.
The $7 fee entitles the student to the first choice of seats at each of the seven events.
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