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Friday, October 11, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Pearson voyage . . .
From Page One
"Why, then, should another new development be bitterly opposed and, finally, rejected? I do not deny that the proposed Pearson semester in France was fraught with problems that could be the legitimate concern of those who deliberated on it. If we had problems nor all of them together, however, constituted some insuperable obstacle.
"The whole success of Pearson has resided in its ability to do what no one else would.
"We did not propose a semester in France without considering all the relevant factors involved. We made the risks involved. We would hardly have made the proposal had we not thought it to be in the best interests of our students and faculty." Of those students, faculty and administrators of good will who were involved in the deliberations about this issue concluded that the faculty of Pearson knows best how to teach its own program.
"Those of ill will used the problems as an excuse to stop the project. No committee and no committee member offered to help overcome any of the problems. The committee apparatus, as it now functions, acts primarily to help the committee not, toote, to represent vested interests that are self-validating and self-perpetuating.
"In its treatment of the Pearson program, 'n its University is involved in a scandal that has led to a number of efforts teaching, to encourage educational innovation, and to respect the aspirations of students. This scandal, in turn, is sympathetic to our concerns," dominates the University, promoting
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mediority, penalizing excellence and paralyzing initiative."
Brad Barker, former Pearson student and one of several students who were instrumental in getting the EPPC to listen to student arguments for the program, said he was disappointed that the program wasn't accepted.
"I just wish the College would've given Pearson College a chance to fail," Barker said.
He said that if technical problems had
been in unaccountable, then the program could
be fixed.
He said, however, that it was necessary to wait to see what programs Ford would initiate and what members of minorities he would appoint.
far surpassing that shown by the Nixon administration to work with minorities and
Minority groups . . .
From Page One
Opportunities in government for minorities and women have increased greatly in recent years, Fletcher said. There are many more elected black of color than white, there are about 3,000 women who have won in primary elections this year.
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"The day that miniforties come to office today, they expect you to get the job done."
Fetter said the importance of elected minorities in the country they could work for was not affecting the vote.
"The special interest groups are organizing for their programs, but the aren't organized."
On Feb. 19th, 1971, "King of Hearts" opened for a weekrun in Cambridge Mass. It is still running weekly.
In San Francisco 67,000 people saw "The King" in only 9 weeks.
Obviously—there is something about "King of Hearts" that sets it apart from most movies. We invite you to come and see with us just what this something is.
THE KING AND HIS LOYAL SHORT SUBJECTS
"We, as a group of people, can ill afford to have all our eggs in one basket," he said. "Whichever party is in power must be made more responsive to our needs."
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When asked why he preferred the Republican party, Fletcher said that though he thought neither party was responsive to him, both had to be represented in both parties.
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