10
Wednesday, November 20,1974
University Daily Kansan
Degrees gain approval
have allowed students to design a master's
dream in a high specialized
field. Master's aid.
From Page One
Mike Young, a member of the Assembly's Committee on Advancement of Instruction and Advising, said the committee had noted that Mr. Reagan was no longer sophomore advising. He said the committee had sent a letter that made several complaints to the Board. Jerry Lewis director of Centennial College.
Use of a computer to facilitate assignment of advisers to students, which would make it possible for students to know who their advisers would be before they arrived on campus, was included in the letter's recommendations. Young said.
"Block enrollment by Colleges Within the College should be ended, and enrollment should be by letter schedule only." Young said the letter recommended.
"I'm in complete agreement with all of the suggestions." Lewis said.
Because one College has to enroll on the
it (enrollment by letter schedule) also
advice to you so we don't have these
their rush.
last day of the enrollment period,
which becomes center of discontent.
Lewis said he was
The Assembly also approved several course changes and new courses, including four religion courses for which approval was delayed at the last two Assembly meetings.
The courses are part of apogram in religion and psychology offered at the Menninger Foundation in Topeka. All four require a bachelor's or master's degree in divinity or its equivalent, said Robert Shelton, associate professor of religion.
"We wanted to go on record as saying that we were going to review these courses two years from now, said Rex Martin of the Committee on Graduate Studies.
Martin said the committee wanted to be sure the courses would be conducted in the
The sounds of exotic birds fill the air. A boa constrictor lies coiled beneath a bern while monkeys screech loudly and swing on its limbs. Cats sleep or nervously crowd the cape.
Brinkerhoff said recently that many customers came just to see the exotic
this could be the setting for a Tarzan movie, but it's a scene from a Lawrenson pet store owned and operated by Cory Reed. He owned a shop, and his father, a retired Army colonel.
animals, Monkeys, birds and snakes are the favorite attractions for children, he said.
Brinkerhoff said he didn't plan to remain in the pet store business after graduating. He said the pet store paid for his education and gave him something to do.
Robert J. Squier, chairman of the Committee on Undergraduate Educational Policies and Procedures, said he had sent a letter to members of the Assembly dealing with the proposal that the School of Religion be included as a regular department in the College. The letter included a description of the School of Religion, he said.
Exotic pet shop wares escape, make mischief
"We've had only half a dozen or so responses so far," tallent told the Assembly.
way a KU course should be conducted, in
which students would be taught the Mennonite Foundation.
One problem of pet stores is that the merchandise sometimes escapes. A monkey who escaped toore open 70 packages of fish food. a box constrictor was lost in the rafters for several days. An escaped yellow rat snake was never found.
The Lawrence police received the bomb threat in a telephone call at 3:30 p.m. The police relayed the bomb threat to University law officials.
Lawrence police and Security and Parking officers searched Nichols Hall yesterday afternoon after receiving information that a bomb was in the building.
Al Swainston, a 1974 graduate of the School of Journalism received Mark of Honor at the University.
Search uncovers no bomb
The officers found no bomb, Mike
Tucker. Security and Parking director,
said last month.
--contours of your face.
The building was evacuated, and the officers searched inside and outside the building.
The University of Kansas chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, (SDX), won three awards at the SDX convention in Phoenix last week.
For the third consecutive year the KU chapter won the outstanding Campus Chapter Award for Region 7 of the SDX. Region 7 comprises campus chapters in Illinois, Indiana, Dakota, Iowa and the Southern University at Edwardville chapter.
SDX wins 3 awards
Robert Cobb, acting dean of the college, said a steering committee, to consist of three professors, of the Assembly, would be appointed to study the School of Religion proposal. He said this was necessary because both monetary and academic considerations had been considered.
The KU chapter also won the National President's Award for Region 7 by being voted one of the top five campus chapters by leading committee of the national conference.
A very thrilling and very touching, and very exhilarating kind of musical.
"A genuine firecracker of a movie~tuneful, inspiring, brimming over with spiriti and wit."
"One of the most enjoyable and light-hearted history lessons we have on our best music musical this year. Everyone, everywhere, should see it. Even
"a delight every moment of the way, a soaring, laughing musical drama. The music is powerful and awards for the musical movie."
G GENERAL AUDIENCES
Bld Age: 18+
Every Eve. 8:00
Sat.-Sun, Mat. 2:00
The Hillcrest
All Campus Bowling Tournament Nov.22,23,24
Entry Fee: $2.25
This will be a handicapped tournament, thus allowing the average bowler to compete! Will be using the 80% of 200 scratch for scoring.
The qualifying rounds will be Friday and Saturday afternoons. We will bowl in shifts at 1:00, 3:00, and 5:00 p.m. each afternoon. Bowl 4 games, throw out the lowest game.
Singles: Men and Women; roll off Sunday afternoon, 2:30 p.m. for top six bowlers!
Prizes!! (Merchandise and Trophies)
AT THE JAYBOWL IN THE KANSAS UNION
Any questions call the Jaybowl or the SUA office: 864-3477or 864-3545
THE ÆTNA COLLEGE PLAN IS DIFFERENT-
No other property can meet your financial needs like this truly unique Life Insurance Plan
JULIO MEADE
700 Massachusetts
842-4708
Etna Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut
SUA New York Trip
January 2-9
$75
INCLUDES:
-Round Trip Charter Bus
-Optional Accommodations
Deadline: December 6
For Further Information Call SUR 864-3477
Limited Reservations!!
- Self-sharpening rotary blades and floating heads follow the contours of your face.
- 110/220 voltage for foreign travel
- Improved pop-up trimmer.
- Shaves up to 2 weeks on one single charge.
- On/off switch.
- Deluxe travel wallet
travel.
- On/off switch.
settings. Select the best ones for your beard, your skin.
2525 Iowa Lawrence, Kansas
- No nicks, cuts, scratches.
"One Stop Shop"
- Super Microgroove™ floating heads
ADJUSTABLE 50VIP™ the ULTIMATE SHAVER
Gibson's Discount Price
Place a Kansan want ad Call 864-4358
Reg. 38 $ ^{87} $
ROYAL
"SABRE"
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITER
- Portable monal typewriter
* Elite or pico type
* Mist blue color
* Our regular price 74.97
Lloyd's Cassette Recorder
Battery operated cassette recorder
Includes microphone
batteries
A great gift for
young and old alike
2V96A
...
LLOYDS
AM CLOCK RADIO
- Solid state
- Wake to musi
- Wake to mus
- Wake to mus
- Model J702
- Our regular price 19.97
Gibson's 1397 Discount Price
For Women Only!
The First
Lady Norelco
Tripleheader!
- Super Microgroove $ ^{\mathrm{TM}} $
floating heads to get around
- knees and ankles
- Self-sharpening rotary
- Self-sharpening rotary blades for long life
- blades for long life
- Convenient on/off switch
- Coiled cord
- Alternative travel wallet
- Attractive travel wallet
- Attractive travel wallet
- Elegant royal purple and white case with lavender
LEGAGA ROYAL PURPLE and white case with lavender shaver
Reg. 19 $ ^{97} $
Gibson's 1747 Discount Price
Kodak Photo Paper
20% off reg. price
Choose from our wide variety of Kodak
black and white enlarging paper in stock
SHOP GIBSON'S FOR ALL YOUR CAMERA AND DARKROOM SUPPLIES AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN
Bei dorsi want policy
---