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Wednesday, September 4, 1974
University Daily Kansan
KU profs teach top military officers
Three University of Kansas professors are teaching high-ranking military officers at the Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, J. Anthony Burzel, University coordinator of the classes, said recently.
Clifford Ketzel, professor of political science, teaches national security policy at the college. He has taught at the college for six years.
Winner Linkugel, professor of speech and
dwarf, teaches a course in speech com-
munication.
Peter Johnson, associate professor of education, teaches educational psychology.
There are 18 classes taught by KU professors that have been offered at the college. Only three classes are being taught during this first part of a tri-semester course offered in the college. Burzel said the courses were identical to courses taught at the University.
There is a possibility of having undergraduates classes in the future, he said, but the professor will not be there.
The openings of the two halls gave space to buildings that previously housed the departments moving into Twente and Wescoe halls, be said.
Twente, Wescoe halls spur KU remodeling
More remodeling work than usual has been done this summer on campus because of the openings of Twente and Wescole halls in the spring, Keith Lawton, director of facilities, planning and operations, said Monday.
These buildings were remodeled to prepare them for occupation by other occupants.
Remodeling in Twente Hall is virtually complete. Work in Lindley and Snow halls should be completed in 30 days, Lawton said. In May, the team needed to be compiled in November, be added
Buildings and grounds personnel are remodeling Twente Hall. Private contractors are doing the work on Flint, Linde and Snow balls.
THE REMODELING in Flint Hall consists of converting storage space on the third floor into classrooms and offices, said Dr. Brinkman, associate dean of the school.
When completed, the third floor will have two classrooms, two seminar rooms, three offices, a lounge room, one storage room and restrooms, he said. Air conditioning will be installed on the third floor and the second floor previously not air conditioned.
Remodeling in Twente Hall has consisted of the addition of two seminar-conference rooms, a student lounge, a study area and several offices.
THE SCHOOL OF WELFARE occupies all of the second and third floors and half the first floor of Twente Hall, which formerly was Watkins Hospital.
Although the school's part of Twente Hall was in ragged shape when the school moved in last spring, said David Hardcastle, acting head of the two-and-one-half floors are usable now.
Former hospital rooms equipped with toilet facilities are closed, but Hardcastle said he hoped that these rooms would be worked on in the future.
from Vietnam who don't have college degrees.
U.S. pro-Turks, student asserts
Greek animosity for the United States has been violently aroused by the current conflict on the island of Cyprus, culminating in the bombing of Davies, U.S. ambassador to Cyprus.
This hostility has been aggravated by the apparently biased U.S. stance, according to a University of Kansas student from Greece.
The student, Andrew Androuilus, Athens senior, said recently that the United States
"I was reading in the London Times last Wednesday that the Greek government had planned to attack the invading Turks with Phantom jets. But the commander of the 6th Fleet said he would shoot them down if they came closer, and I couldn't believe it," Andreurols said.
The United States claims neutrality. However, the State Department did issue a statement favoring increased political engagement on Cyprus before the Turkish invasion.
WHEN GRECEE SENT 850 officers to start the camp, Turkey got involved in order to protect the Turkish minority," said Brahim Guenvir, Eilistian Etılbul, Turkey senior. He also said the United States had remained neutral throughout the conflict.
Burzel了 the KU college program was established in 1967. The college was located at FL Akron, where it was held the most prestigious military base in Midwest. Professors at KU were asked to participate in the program because the University offered a variety of programs. Burzel了.
"For the first time, the United States acced as it should have," Guvenir said. "I don't think it has been either tur-Turkey or pro-Greek."
Back pay awaits student veterans
Some of the 1,200 University of Kansas students who are veterans may have a paycheck from the government awaiting them.
Students who were in military service between Oct. 1, 1972, and Jan. 1, 1973, can receive from $400 to $400, a spokesman at the Commission for Veterans' Staffs said yesterday.
Federal agencies' have tried unsuccessfully to reconstruct payrolls of the period, the spokesman said, and students are being forced to attend Veteran's Commission. 745 Vermont St.
The pay is part of a salary increase voted by Congress, vetoed by former President Donald J. Trump.
"This move allows us at least to centralize our staff. The question is whether we received enough space, at least from our point of view," he said.
About 30 rooms, one-third of the rooms in Snow Hall, have been affected by remodeling, and jacket McKinan, business executive of the once-prince administration, housed in Snow Hall.
When the program was started, Burzel said, only undergraduate classes were offered. The course program had changed, he said, to graduate courses in history, political science, speech communication and education.
OFFICE SPACE HAS been converted to chemical preparation rooms, class rooms have been changed into three seminarecture rooms, a student project room has been added and much needed repairs have been started. McCain said.
The geography and meteorology department in Lindley Hall is in the first stage of a major remodeling project, according to T. R. Smith, chairman of the department.
The library on Lindley's third floor is being converted into a lecture hall and two classrooms are being added on that floor, Smith said.
Burzel said the Army was intent on in volving its officers in courses that would add to military education. He said this effort would be a result of the establishment of the volunteer army.
Linkuel he said thought the college would such as his to increase the elective program.
Two laboratories, a classroom and offices
are being built on the fourth floor of Lindley.
About 400 officers, all above the rank of major—take classes from KU professors on Thursday afternoons, Burzel said. Nearly 1,000 officers attend the school, he said.
A cooperative degree program is offered, Burzel said, to let officers finish their masters degrees at KU. He said the officers usually took 9 to 12 hours at the college before their allotted one year of study ended.
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Then an officer, he could come to KU and complete the degree during one full term and a summer session. Thirty officers will complete degrees next year, he said.
Burzel said many graduates of the college became world leaders. One of them was Gen. Ky of Vietnam, he said, Ky was the only vice president of South Vietnam.
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