University Daily Kansan, December 4, 1980
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Local typists swamped by term paper demands
The number of KU students wanting papers typed this week has outstripped the ability of some local typists to handle several Lawrence typists said last night.
"If you have a paper typed by tomorrow at 8 a.m., we're sorry," she said.
- Twyla Snow, typified for Iron Fence
  said she was booked for the week.
Snow charges $1 for one page of double-spaced pica. Pica type has slightly larger characters than elite types and other features cost extra, she said.
Snow, who works full time at the University of Kansas as a typist, she enjoyed typing term papers, theses and dessertations because she learned
BARB JOHNSON, 1827 New Hampshire St., said she had to turn up 30 to 40 people writing papers typed last weekend. Johnson said she would not be able to accept another typing job until Dec. 10.
Johnson, who is also a typist for KU,
said she typed term papers for $1 a page. She said she preferred that
students made appointments at least a week in advance, but that she would
work on papers if time permitted.
Donna Deck, Route 2, also has turned down a lot of students who wanted papers typed this week. Deck said she would not be able to accept any typing at school during the week. Deck said she preferred that students made appointments four to
--seven days in advance, although she sometimes worked in emergencies.
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"We have several typists on call who we can bid out work to," she said.
Encore Copy Corp, 25th and Iowa streets, will be able to type papers this week. Cindy Denny, assistant manager, said. Encore charges $1.40 for double-spaced pica and $1.55 for double-spaced elite.
Ellen Warren, 15th and Illinois streets, said students needed to make appointments two to three weeks ahead of time. Warren and her partner both work full-time jobs and type part time at night. Warren said they charged $1 a page but were booked until next Tuesday.
Even though Encore can take typing orders this week, Denny said that students should make appointments as far in advance as possible to ensure that the paper would be done to the satisfaction of the student.
Mrs. M. Hays, 3227 W. Ninth St., whose service costs $1.25 a page, said she was not booked for this week. Hays, who types part time, said she had just returned from vacation last month. She had previously offered a typing service for seven years.
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This comedy is about a contest in which somebody from hell has to go to heaven to win the contest. The trick in it is to raise a little hell, Chastain said.
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and has to submit updated scripts on a regular basis to the Rock Chalk
The show is about an Italian dentist who kills people with the gold on their wrist (Roberto Salgado).
Upsilon show is called "A Change of Weights."
The Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta
The show's setting is at a fat camp where camp members try to get the last laugh on their counselor, Chastain show. Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Chi's show is
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Playwrights Dec. 7, 8 and 9 in the
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The show is about a family who must see a raid to see what gets the money of the family in their possession.
Fourteen scripts from fraternities, secretes and other campus groups were written.
The players selected will perform the opening, the closing and closings of the show.
A draft job description has been sent to all faculty and staff; copies are also available from the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor.
A search committee has been appointed by the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor to recommend a replacement ior Paul J. Wolfe, Coordinator of Academic Computing. Because of the importance of this position to the academic community, the search committee will hold an open forum on Friday, December 5, from 3:30-5:00, in the auditorium of the Computer Services Facility to discuss the procedures to be followed, the job description of the position, and the qualifications for the position. All interested persons are invited to attend and participate.
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The groups had to submit short summaries of their shows in September
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Rock Chalk Revue is scheduled for March 6 and 7, 1981, in Hoch Auditorium.
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