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University Daily Kansan
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THE CONTROVERSY over proposed housing of the sorcity members began last semester when AOP was reelected. Members were promised living space in a residence hall by KU housing officials, but hall residents later resisted and the building life had be diminished if
By MARINA SARAPAS Staff Reporter
AOPi finds home at GSP-Corbin
"They will fill out our normal contracts, as any resident. They may not necessarily pick any area to be assigned together. Nearby residents are the AUHU housing services committee chairman, said.
A decision to house Alpha Omicron Ip sorority members in得州 Retrieve Sellars Pearson-Corbon Hall seems to be an 'equitable solution' to the problem of housing the recently admitted sorority, officials said. University Residence hall officials said this week.
sorority members were allowed to live there.
The main concern, however, was that members of the sorority might receive preferential treatment when room contract assignments were given out. Some students would be displeased because the members of AOPI wished to live on the same floor.
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DAHLIMAN SAid the decision to house the program was made before seminar BA said, but by Fred McEhlenhan, director of residential programs, Am Eversole, director of student housing.
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Shelley Wheeler, AOPi member, said, "We've been guaranteed housing at GSP!" We don't know where we want to because we want to live together, but other options may be opening up for us. We don't know."
AOI: chapter adviser Patricia Bondurant said she did not know what other options may be open.
AOPI MEMBER PAM Perkins, Topea sophmore, said, "The important thing is to be together.
they would mind our moving there. The vote was in our favor. With the high rate of turnover, changes are good we will get a floor together. We don't want to turn
AURH president, the members of AOPi, and himself.
"A vote was taken at GSP-Corbin asking if
The sorority had requested residence hall space until it could provide housing in the sorority house.
Margee Greenfield, resident director of GSCPB, said the vote to allow AOFs members to live in the hall was taken before a final decision was made.
She said the reaction generally had been positive, but because the decision was not announced officially she had not heard many residents' opinions. :
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Iranian students at the University of Kansas say Iran's decision to out the American press from Iran is a practical move, but it also moves the move abroad free from rights arrest.
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Abass Mangan, Shiraz, Iran, graduate student, said he thought the American press had handed the situation fairly in respect to America's democratic tradition.
"If you go back 2,500 years in Iran's history you won't find any free press there." Manafy said. "Today, they don't understand!"
"But I think the journalists were getting away from the reason they were there—to get information on the hostages," Ansari said.
was not happy with the decision because it would weaken relations further between the United States and Iran.
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MANAFY SAID the concept of free press was understood by the intellectuals living in Iran.
free press. There is a suspicion among Iranians at home that the press is employed by the American government."
Methadad Izady. Syracuse University, Iranian student visiting KU, said that now was not a good time for the press to leave "with the Russians moving in next door."
"One way to advertise that situation," Izady said, "is through the press." But, Izady said, Americans were not receiving the "full story" from Iran.
"I always thought the press had a great duty to inform people of news without, without anything of that nature from me. I don't think they intentionally do this, but just it is."
The man makes one feel uncomfortable. Tazerald said, "I don't think burgling the press is ever a good idea, but I can question why it happens, and know the people. The reports really have been one-sided; they have shown what they wanted and they have little to show."
Davout Fallady, Tehran, Iran, juniors,
said he thought the press had been under
pressure from the American government. ;
"We're AGAINST the American government, but not against the American people."
"They didn't report to the American public the adyllah's special message to the American people at Christmas time," Fulleday said. I've been in the embassy when I was in Iran four months ago, uttered a statement that should at least be objective about the Iranians.
TAMERZHAZE SAID the Americans people did not totally understand the sentence or the situation of the framing students.
Mansour Taberzadeh, Iran, iqrad graduate student, said he could understand the ban because the press had failed to help in finding a solution to the crisis. :
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