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"Last time we had all year to prepare for it," he said. "This year we had all of six weeks to get ready for it."
Arndt said this year's team was made up of many freshmen and sophomores, and he hoped that with the KU would place better next year.
time for this year's competition was less than for the spring competition.
Cadet Corporal Kelly Crigger. Lansing sophomore, was ready for the competition after training at 6 a.m. every day for six weeks at Allen Field House.
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KU ROTC places seventh in contest
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"We were a little bit disappointed because I felt we had a little more potato.
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But when the KU Ranger Challenge Team, made up of army ROTC members, placed seventh in its second Warlord Brigade Ranger Challenge Shootout this weekend, he was still proud of the team effort.
were kind of expecting to win this one. We had high hopes."
KU placed first in the grenade throw, one of six events. Other events included rifle marksmanship, weapon assembly, rope bridge, physical training test and a 10-kilometer road march.
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"Basically we looked at it as a building year. We've got good people for the next three years," he said.
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version of varity sports, said Bobby Arndt, Sweet Springs, Mo., senior and captain of the KU team. It took place for the first time last spring.
"We were working pretty hard to get ready for it," Crigger said. "We
A nine-man team made up of army ROTC members competed in various physical training exercises at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita this weekend against 13 university ROTC teams.
KU had placed second in the first competition.
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Arndt said the amount of training
chancellor for research, graduate studies and public service; Lindy Eakin, assistant to the dean of liberal arts and sciences; Neva Enterrik, administrative assistant in the department of art history, representing classified employees; Ted Vagalis, Lincoln, Neb., graduate student; and Jay Gerber, Northbrook, Ill., sophomore.
Search to begin for Liberal Arts dean
The search for the next dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences gets underway this week when a newly appointed search committee meets Thursday.
Del Brinkman, vice chancellor for academic affairs, announced the committee members Oct. 8 and said a new dean probably would be found by July 1, 1988, and no later than the start of the fall semester.
ment of African and African-American studies; Norris Lacy, professor of French and Italian; Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett, associate professor and chairman of the department of psychology; Allan Ciglar, associate professor of political science; David Paretsky, University distinguished professor of microbiology; Michael Davis, dean of law; Brower Burchill, associate vice chancellor for academic affairs; Robert Bearse, associate vice
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The new dean will replace Robert
Lineberry, who announced his resignation last month. Lineberry has been dean since 1981.
Members of the search committee are Sally Frost, assistant professor of physiology and cell biology; Martin Harmony, professor and chairman of the department of chemistry; Theodore Wilson, professor of history and director of the Hall Center for the Humanities; Rex Martin, professor of philosophy; Arthur Drayton, professor and chairman of the depart-
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The Alchemedians
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts New Directions Series presents
The Alchemedians, Bob Berky and Michael Moschen
8:00 pm Sunday October 19, 2007 Crafton Theatre
8:00 pm. Sunday October 18, 1987 Crafton Preyer Theatre
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