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Friday, October 12. 1979
University Daily Kansan
Escort service needs volunteers
By JUDY WOODBURN Staff Reporter
Staff Reporter
Organizers of a student escort service say a lack of volunteers and permanent headquarters is preventing the implementation of its service.
Gay Services of Kansas, the KU Police Department and a representative from the National Foundation are helping organize the escort service, which would provide escorts for students who must walk alone.
Todd Zwahl, co-director of GSOK, said volunteers who were willing to act as escorts on a part-time basis were needed.
Sgt. Jeanne Longaker, who directs the KU
Police Department's campus crime prevention program, said the escort service would not "get off the ground" unless they were enough volunteers to ascots.
The escort service also needs a place for a headquarters, Zwahl said.
"We want to use the Kansas Union, but it doesn't stay open late," he said. "Now, we're going to make a request to use one of the residence halls."
Zwahl said volunteers would be on call at the headquarters to answer requests for excursions. Late at night, when there were many people in the hall, he was able to remain on call at home, he said.
But we don't know what the peak hours
for escorts will be yet," he said. "We may find that we'll get the most requests when the library closes at night. I don't know."
Judy Browder, director of the KU Information Center, said the center probably would act as a "middle man" to relay requests for scouts to the volunteers.
Zwaah said a student requesting an escort would be walked home by two escorts, a man and a woman.
"We're hoping to keep this mainly a walking service." he said.
Zwaith said that an organizational meeting for volunteers was scheduled for Oct. 22, and that the escort service could begin Oct. 29.
Letter-writing service started for students
Love letters, business letters, letters home to mom--for a price, KU student Mike Hall will write them.
Advertising to his venture the Hall, Topeka freshman, along with two friends, began a letter-writing service this week for "busy KU students."
"I read about some letter services at other universities in Newweek a few weeks ago," he said. "I thought it would be in-depth and a good way to pick up some extra money."
Hall's service primarily offers four types of letters-friendly letters, love letters, business letters and letters to parents. He charges $2.50 for each letter.
"Our hot and juicy letter is the most popular," he said. "We make it muzzy, include some poetry, and even write it on performed stationery."
All but the business letters are handwritten and all are tailored to the tastes of the person sending the letter.
Given some brief background for the letter, Hall can write a rough draft in one hour. Before drawing up the final copy, he will contact the sender for approval.
has been he has been in business for only a few days, Hall said that the five or more letters he had averaged a day would allow him to quit his present part-time job.
"We're pretty hopeful. We'll be making about $2 on each letter and it's a service students need," he said.
Diabetic Group
KU symphony to perform
While the letters do not say that the sender is not also the writer, Hall said those receiving letters probably would realize that the handwriting was unfamiliar.
"But we don't think that really matters. We're just trying to provide a service."
Roger Stoner, as a professor of music, performs two pieces by the orchestra. Orchestras at a trumpet concert in the orchestra's first concert of the year at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in the Schenectady Library.
Conducted by George Lawner,
professor of orchestra, Skoner will perform Kurt Rurg's Concerto Grosso
Number 1 for Soltrump Timpani and String Orchestra. He will be accompanied by the more than 80-piece orchestra.
Stoner, a former member of the U.S. Navy Corps Band, has performed with the National Oklahoma City Symphony, the National Symphony Orchestra and the Kansas
Diabetic Group
Monday, Oct. 15, 7:30 P.M., Watkins
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walk on "Foot Care in the Diabetic"
The concert is free.
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