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Towers under KU Parking
Parking at the Jayhawer Towers Apartments, 1608 W. 13th Street, is now under the jurisdiction of the KU Department of Housing, director of housing, said yesterday.
Jayhawk Towers residents will be issued free parking permits when they move into the Towers, and cars without them be given tickets or lowed. Wilson said.
Jayhawk Towers were privately owned until the apartments were purchased by the University of Kansas April 1, 1979. Wilson said.
Lawrence police were responsible for patrolling the parking lots until recently, he said, when ownership was transferred to KU.
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Researcher speaks bees' language
Buzzing sounds filter through the door of 614-A Snow Hall. Inside the tiny, cubby-hole of a room are complicated contraptions and strange machinery. Many black and yellow bumblebees crawl and fly around their artificial home.
The bees are part of the research that Sydney Cameron is doing to help them find a new home for her PhD in entomology, Sarah Lyle, Wichita junior, is her assistant.
Only a few of Cameron's bees are kept in Snow Hall. Most of them are in an annex of McColum Lab, where the scientists are conducting bee research.
"Bumblebees are one of the few social bees," said Cameron. "They are not as social as honeybees, but just below."
Honeybees dance to direct other workers to where flowers are, she explains. She is trying to find out how bumblebees communicate.
queen bees from underground nests to begin her project. The queen bees were given a lump of pollen into which they laid eggs. Each queen gave birth to workers and began to build a hive.
AS EACH BEE was born, it was painted with a black-on-yellow number to identify it and its age. This number enables Cameron to eat and drink, and foraging for food and to observe its actions when it returns to the nest.
Plexiglass containers holding hives are connected by a small wire mesh tube to a screened-in foraging area. A worker can fly into the screened area and drink a nectar from one of two glass p尼ettes.
use chemical markers or leave chemical messages on their bodies or in the nectar they had collected.
Cameron said that she had not discovered any communication among the bees and that one bee seemed to have been for weeks, even if the nest began to become depleted. She had thought that the bumblebees might
IN CONNECTION with her research, Cameron has advertised for bumblebee nests on a local radio station and has received a few responses. Last week she sent a tweet that had been disturbed by a builder. The bees, upset at being moved, stung her, Cameron said.
Cameron, a native of California,
received a BA in Biology from Mills
College and earned a Masters
degree in entomology from the
University of California-Berkeley.
He received his Master's from
Heinrich, professor of entomology,
from 1979-1979. Her research there
also involved bees.
At KU, Cameron is studying under Charles D. Michener, professor of entomology. She said that she chose him because her叔's reputation in the study of bees.
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Future holds promise for medical sciences
Looking ahead to the 1890s and beyond, Fred Samson, director of the KU Medical Rehabilitation Center, said yesterday he was optimistic about "remarkable" improvements in medicine.
samson, a national leader in the field of neurosciences, spoke on "Health and Diseases in the 1980s" at yesterday's event. Dr. Samson is by the Ecumenical Christian Ministries.
"The good news now is that a child born today has a life expectancy of 75 years," Samson said. "But the bad news is that your body is basically made for 100 years."
Specialized emergency medical care teams will be used more in the future to treat accident victims, he said. The teams will enable a physician to spend more time researching and treating more sophisticated diseases, he said.
"These teams could be trained at a lower level than medical trainees." Sampson said.
SAMSON OUTLINED several new ideas and techniques in areas including emergency medical services and genetics.
The teams would be better equipped to deal with a wide variety of emergencies because many medical
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"We cannot predict the future," Samson said, "but we can invent it, and the university is the most important institution in determining what we invent."
STRONGER DISEASE and drought-resistant strains of plants could be developed and the world could be fed more cheaply and effectively, he said.
"The [artificial] creation of DNA makes possible a new form of life," he
He also spoke of rapid advances in the area of genetics. He said genetic engineering would have the greatest effect on agriculture.
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It also is possible, Samson said, to develop insulin made from human genes by placing them in laboratory bacteria and allowing them to grow. Insulin is used in the treatment of diabetes. Most insulin is taken from swine, he said, which poses sanitary and financial problems. Human insulin could be cheaper and easier to obtain, he said.
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