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University Daily Kansan
Campus/Area
Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985
Lifeguard on duty
Robin Burgess, Lawrence graduate student, studies outside her house at 1510 W. 22nd St. while her daughter Maura, 3, cools off next to her.
By Stefani Day Of the Kansan staff
Med Center parking stalled
'Round and 'round the lot they go and where they'll park nobody knows.
knows.
task and cost of parking was one of the main concerns expressed by employees at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kan., in a recent survey by the Health Care Resources Office there
Bob Fowler, director of parking services, said yesterday that parking
mental areas.
"It's always been somewhat difficult at best," he said. "Now it's really tight."
had long been a problem because the Med Center was surrounded by residential areas.
really tall.
He said about 1,600 parking spaces were available in the various service lots around the campus.
lots around the campground.
Lots are oversold by about 25 percent. Fowler said. No more permits are available and all lots have waiting lists. When someone with a permit no longer is employed
by the Med Center, the first person on the waiting list is contacted and given the opportunity to buy a permit.
It is customary to oversell lots because people work varying shifts and not everyone will park every day.
Fowler said the amount a lot was oversold varied from 2 percent to 40 percent, depending on lot size and who used it.
Companies parade jobs at fair
Of the Kansan staff
By Bengt Liung
While some companies tried to attract graduating engineers at yesterday's Engineering Career Fair with photos of laser beaming spacecrafts and cross sections of computers, Pizza Hut used the McKenzie Brothers' happy faces.
"People have the perception that they'll be waiting tables if they go to work for Pizza Hut," said Ric Miller,
Pizza Hut manager of corporate employment.
"I didn't take it seriously when I first heard of a job at Pizza Hut, either. But we need mechanical engineers to construct and improve ovens and salad bars."34
overs anurs hair, fair, organized by the engineering placement service, was conducted from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Allen Field House.
The object of the fair, said Julie Webster, director of the placement
Forty-seven companies tried to show their best sides to interested December graduates in computer science and all engineering fields.
service, was to expose students to different alternatives and give them information about these companies.
Mike Owings, recruiter for McDonnell Douglas Corp. and a 1982 KU graduate, said he gave honest answers and did not try to impress students.
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