University Dally Kansan, September 19, 1980
Page 9
'Devil' preaches love, not insults
By PAM HOWARD Staff Reporter
After creeping into casual student conversation a few days ago, religion remains a topic of frequent discussion at KU.
The arrival of evangelist Cindy Lasseter on Monday helped revive the student interest that left with evangelist Jed Smock two weeks
A man who gave several names, including Lester Baker Who? appeared before Lasseter's crowd yesterday afternoon in a devil suit. He complained that she was trying to teach by using hate. He wanted to show that there was another way to get a point across.
Who?, who said he was a minister's son, said Lasseter did not talk about relating to fellow men.
Who? said that Wednesday Lasseter had insulted a woman and some of his friends who had long hair. Christianity should be taught
by showing love, not by throwing insults, he said.
Who? who, claimed to have a good knowledge of the Bible, said that Lasseter manipulated the scripts. He said he feared that others would believe him knowedgeable about the Bible's details might be converted by fear.
Who? complained that Lasseter could not even agree with the other Christians in the crowd.
"Christians should at least respect other Christians," Who? said.
The Rev. Jack Eberner, director of Ecumenical Christian Ministries, Inc., at KU, was one of the listeners yesterday afternoon. Theremer said Lasseter, who counted herself among the saved and the others as damned, did not teach traditional Christian thought. He said Christian faith taught that there was both good and bad in people.
Bremer said there was no doubt that she believed in what she did.
"Cindy has been a catalyst for people coming to grip with what they believe," said the Rev. Peter Casperian, chaplain from Canterbury House, the KU Episcopal organization.
Casperian said that she tended to emphasize the bad news and did not mention the good news of love and forgiveness.
The Rev. Bob Duvall, KU Maranatha Christian Ministry, said he was very pleased with what Lasseter did. He said the negative reactions that she drew from the crowd only showed that there was truth in what she said. Duvall said people did not like to change and so they ridiculed her and tried to discredit what she said.
Doug Harwood, Lawrence junior,
said that Lasseter was trying to get
the Christian message across but
that communication broke down in
her room. He called himself a born again Christian, said he agreed with what she said.
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Lindley houses fossil museum
Kamb said that the museum had existed officially for 20 years and that he had worked there since he was graduated 18 years ago.
In the depths of Room 8, Lindley Hall, members of the Museum of Invertebrate Paleontology staff are classifying fossils.
years ago so the third floor could be used for classrooms.
"These aren't the most pleasant surroundings," he said. "I would much prefer to look out the window and see the sky." Mr. Houska dustblying across the parking lot.
"I don't think I had any intentions or
temptations," he said. "I was just
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He said radiators hadn't been installed because the steam pipes were on the ceiling, but the museum now had radiators. He told me that heat radiators could be put on the ceiling.
Kamb said he had always wanted to do museum work, and did not mind working in the basement, although it had good and bad points.
He did not expect the job to last this long when he took it, Kamb said.
Day after day, the small museum staff of two full-time curators and several students classifies and records collections of materials of ancient invertebrate fossils
"It's a long, tedious process, but it's
not a waste of time. I am able to
use the material," Kambis said.
"We don't have very many in-
terruptions to our work here, as we did
in the previous months."
Kamb also has learned to live with brown recuse spiders and leaky pipes.
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A poster on one wall shows a morose chimpanzee with a caption that says, "If you look like this, you must be a curatorial assistant."
"On the whole, it's not too bad. We've been there without heat. It got a little chilly."
the species of a particular geographic resort.
HE SAID ONE advantage of the basement was that it was away from the main traffic. In Lindley, the basement filled for the third floor of Lindley to the basement five
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PEOPLE USE THE museum's records, he said, if they want to examine members of a particular species or if they want to examine all
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