University Daily Kansan
Thursday, October 25, 197
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Prof Says Popular Music Reflects History of U.S.
By MICHAEL CACIOPPO
Kansan Staff Reporter
It's really a lot of fun following popular music because it affects the history of the United States. You can listen to the music and tell exactly what is happening in this
A student would hardly expect to hear that from a biophysics professor.
"The late 60s had it. I considered very violent music such as hard, acid rock, which went right along with the times," John Zimbric, associate professor of biophysiology, told The Times.
"As things have quieted down in '70, '71 or '72, the music has changed and hard rock has faded out," he said. "Students now are watching on their fields, on what they want to do.
Expert Says Egypt Sought World Attention
The latest outbreak of war in the Middle East was an effort by President Anwar Sadat of Egypt to focus attention on the Islamic State and the authority of the American Universities Field Staff.
Waterbury spoke last night in the Kansas Union at a meeting of the Douglas County Chapter and the KU Branch of the United Nations Association.
Waterbury said Sadat had made all the concessions Sadat had deemed possible in attempts to negotiate a lasting peace with Israel. Waterbury cited the Egyptian expulsion of Soviet military advisers in 1972 as one of the concessions.
The more intense an international conflict becomes, Waterbury said, the less power the United Nations has to effect a settlement.
One of the problems with the new resolution for a cease-fire is its lack of specificity, since the resolution says nothing specific about when, where or how negotiations for peace would be conducted, he said.
Neal Malicky, acting president of Baker University, speaking as a U.N. observer, said that all "justice and right" weren't on any one side in the Arab-Iraqi conflict.
The meeting was part of "U.N. Day" in Lawrence, in commemoration of the 28th Anniversary of World War II. About 120 people attended the meeting.
"We were kind of back to an earlier time. The music has follow right along with all of us. It was a special day."
From the fall of 1971 until the summer of 1973, Zimbibrick had his own radio show on KBS and Radio One.
One might ask how a man so deeply interested in the safe uses of radiation got there.
There are several reasons why Zimbrick does this particular type of radio show.
"I STARTED BACK in high school in Dickinson, N.D., with a local radio station," he said. Since then he has always worked part time in radio.
"I really have felt that radio has let the American people down," he said.
He said that for many years it had been difficult for many people to get their music online.
He said he thought that there hadn't been complete exposure to a lot of recorded music, and that a lot of music that was released never was played.
"I get a stack of LPs every week, and a lot of them are doomed to failure simply because I don't know where they go."
Zimbrick said he wasn't currently doing his radio program because he had too many other pressing things this fail. He said he couldn't devote the necessary time to it.
He also has a project involving the construction of a new home.
WORKING WITH DOCTORS at the University of Kansas Medical Center has also kept Zimbabwe bus hospitalized because of a molecular damage by radiation is one of the causes of cancer.
Zimbrick, who at one time worked for the Atomic Energy Commission, did research on the development of nuclear fission.
"We tried to develop ways of predicting how much radio-activity would find its way into the food chain, if a nuclear reactor were located in the environment, or material into the surroundings," he said.
Zimbricht also worked at the Laboratory of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Biology at UCLA, studying the molecular effects of radiation.
"By molecular effects, I mean DNA, the genetic material," he explained. "DNA is the big molecule in a chromosome that contains hereditary information. It is the molecule that tells a cell that it's going to become a fish."
AS A DBC JOKEY FOR KAUN, Zimbric
interviews of visiting
patients on campus.
Zimbrick said he hoped to find time soon to resume his radio show, possibly next spring.
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Yachsica Super TY 1 yh. old Camera, 16mm,
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10-25
Naimish contract (girls for sale. Can move in to campus or at conference. Call 842-4411, call for sale. For girls
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For Sale 1962 Pilemouth. Good grooming, battery
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2 Nalmani Hall contracts for sale start 2nd
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Thoreens turntable and Shure hi-track cartridge
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10-29
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New car. Nearly new. Bright cars.
call 942-7239. 10-26
88 Corvette 427, 4- speed, $2,500. See at Big
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68 Chevette 454, 4-3uper, $5000.00 see Big Air
68 Chrysler Willem of Lawrence 10-29
Dodge Body S店 10-29
Omega D2 enlarger, 2 condensers, 2 negative
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10-25
For Sale - 1774 BSA Victor 500 Motorcycle for $3,995. Excellent condition. Has excellent condition. Like a dream. Best value in the market. Call us at (800) 266-3565.
1972 MGB, Gold, low mileage, new tires, must sell. Best offer, 882-5454. 10-30
1982 Chevrolet Bale Alre A4- door, 7000 miles
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1967 Cutlass Convertible, good condition, power steering, power brakes, adequate top, 10-21
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For Sale, male hukup pupy, silver black, 12 weeks
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CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS. The Office of Shurupian Campus Center (105 Strong Hill) need current education and training, and bring up to date. And remember, you must be in good spirits to be accorded student organization pride.
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Dog Obedience classes sponsored by the Law Enforcement Agency will be held every evening. Oct 23 at the National Guard Armory, beginners and advance beginners. An 8 week course will be offered. Ketu Keenler until Oct 23 or until classes end.
50's week. 90' music, and 50' prices Oct. 29-
3 at the Mt. Oire Bar, Grill and Gr14. Nov.
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The ONLY franchised CROWN dealer in Lawrence, Made in America, CROWMARK. Each unit comes with a hand-guard check on back to Lawrence at AUDIO SYSTEMS INC., 8430 W. 16TH ST., Lawrence, MA 02765.
New selection of silver bracelets. Now at THE
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Interested in alternative life styles and meaningful social change? Fear Iain Roodeker and BIG 12 at 3:17 p.m. big-B Room, Kansas Union "How to Be the American of Today." Kansas University Attend three workshops: *Personal/Communal/Societal* on Thursday, Nov. 1, 7:20 p.m. at United States Mission Center, 10-31
Paint of every description, factory warehouse or expensive labor. Jones Farm Supply and Rent-All are responsible for all paint needs.
Mother's Mugger, Monday Thursday; from 2-6
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Plenty of Pool, Foosball & Pinball
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APPLE VALLEY FARM "CIDER SUNDAY"*
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batter made on 7, 11, 14, 21, 28, 35, 42, 49,
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Wanted: Female housekeeper and dilwash for a law student in return for rent five rooms. 822-754-3900.
Wanted: Two tickets to the Oklahoma-KU or CITY game, each reed to each team. Call 843-8181, and send resume.
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Economically Priced
Studio 1, 2 & 3 Br. Apts Indoor Pool Completed. Remodeled
Wanted—drummer and keyboards—call Darrell
at 841-5644 10-29
Zenith Trans-oceanic radio Royal 5000 to 7000
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mpletely Remodeled
Graduate students need rooms to share large buildings. 816-976-8160 or drop in at 1353 Kentucky, No. 2 office.
People who want to study and live in CINSTA are required to obtain a foreign education. Applications from Foreign Study Office, 218 Street East, 4th Floor, CINSTA, 609-765-3220.
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Apartments 524 Frontier Road
To subluate:
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Wanted relief night auditor Sat and Sun 11
10 am to 7 pm in the Library 16-31
p in person in房, Lawnner. 18-31
of Kaw River Bridge
Roommates, Female, private home, nice quiet location. Workday is from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., or dine with Drinks to KU and downstream. $200 per week.
Roommate wanted; female grad to student to share
bedroom; $50, plus utilities; B4-743-7123
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Browners and buyers for early Christmas gifts,
PODGE, 15 W. Bath. 71-17-6
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842-4444
Nested 1 o 2 females to share Jayhawk Towers
2 bedroom room. For information call 845-7199-
6302
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Experienced thesis typist. Close to campa-
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Typing in my home IBM Selectric Plen Tspec
In a virtual lab IBM Selectric Plen Tspec
accurate work. Call Rate: 814-2520 10-31
Term Paper, Manuscripts. Theses, Spelling corrected, proofread, M. Mary Watkey. 10-31
Experienced in typing theses, dissertations, term papers, other misc. typing. Have electric typewriter with pica typo. Accurate and prompt typesetting. Has spelled corrected. PhD 841-2534. Mr. Wriths.
Accurate typing by experienced typist—term paper or technical report. West of campus near big dorms, usually 10'x10'.
FOR RENT
Term paper, monographs, theses. Spelling cor-
laboratory. Close to campus. Call between 4-7
Carlos Nelson. Mail resume to:
Jacqueline Hale,
326 W. 10th St., Chicago, IL 60610.
Experienced tying, papers, theses, dissertations;
experience with biochemical and scientific
grounds; 841-3822 after 10:30.
Experienced in typing and editing text dissection
Templates. Propto. Prompt. Aligned. Near Campus. 842-797-3011
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pool, private entrance $6 monthly, UPI paid
cash, private entrance $6 monthly, UPI paid
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Room for rent. Two blocks from Union. Forty-four rooms. 400 square feet. (Hello to Dave and Kate Hawker) in-25 Bedrooms, 3 Baths. $179,000.
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SINGLE ROOM for KU men. No pets Parking
110-843-127, or 843-775-11
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For Rent. One bedroom apartment, furnished.
Room 164. $250 per month.
KU student, $850 a month. Call 843-7421. 10-30
Want to sublease Park 25 1 bedroom apt. If
you need room, call 843-7421.
Grabable on mobile. Call 843-7421.
grabable on mobile. Call 843-7421.
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Need new ideas for gifts? Have the urge to buy
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**MEN*="WOMEN" JOB ON SHIPS No experience required. Excellent job or case. Send $3.00 for complete summer job or case. Email resume to john.mcneill.com, Washington, Angeles, Washburn 85215 10-31
Ward to study, in CONTA BRICA "Yamaha"
Ward to study, in CONTA BRICA "Yamaha"
Study Office; and Strong, Deadline NOVEMBER
12
Waitress. Finest Lawrence Restaurant. Must be
15 or older. Enjoy the evenings. Gratitude is essential.
Phone: (212) 438-9078.
Want to give hand-made Christmas gifts this winter? The Missions Society offers terrariums, embroidery and many other classes at the New York City Museum of Art. New session Nov. 15-December 1. Registration: 800-723-6428 or info.museum.org/volunteers information. Volunteers needed!
Part-time help wanted at Sandy's Drive-In. App-
licant must have 16 years of service or
permission 2120 wth W. 10-31
Beautiful new private club is hiring cocktail waitresses and bartenders. At 614; EI Th. St. between 4 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Mon, thru Fri. From 4 p.m. to 4 p.m., or over photo if For Steve Barkey
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