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There wasn't a victor at the "Creation versus Evolution" debate Friday in Hoch Auditorium. But Henry Murrell, director of Creation Research, San Diego, didn't care.
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"I'm not as concerned with winning the debate as in getting my word across," she said.
He and Duane Gish, associate director of
the Institute, debated three hours against two evolutionists from the University of Kansas. A crowd of about 3,000 persons heard the debate.
The evolutionists were O. E. Wiley,
Marcin Bickford, professor of geology,
and Mark Hickrick.
"CREATIONISTS believe there must have been a period of creation in which a supernatural process brought into existence the basic categories of nature, such as the
basic kinds of animals and plants—especially mankind," Morris said.
He said evolution explained life in terms of continuing natural processes.
"Neither model can be proved scientifically, nor can it be disproved scientifically, because we can't see what has happened in past history," he said.
Glish said that the theory of evolution had many inconsistencies.
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will meet at 3:30 p.m. in 167 Friser. THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS will meet at 7 p.m. in 2022 Learned, the American Society of Civil Societies society will meet at 4 p.m. The WOMENS FIELD HOCKEY TEAM will play at 4 p.m on the hockey field. The COLLEGE ASSEMBLY will meet at 4 p.m. in Woodruff Auditorium in the Kansas Union. In the Forum Room of the Union, SUA will present an essay on the Woodruff at 4 p.m. NORMAN B. HOLMES, a Christian Science Board of Lectureship, will speak at 7 p.m. in the Jayhawk Room of the Union. THE PRENURSING CLUB will meet at 7 p.m. in the Pine Room of the Union.
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"A contract of $1,092,545 for construction of a six-story link between the clinical and pediatric areas at the Med Center. The link would connect the two buildings at each floor and includes elevators, hallways and electrical and pneumatic system links between the
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case over to the state attorney general. Kansas State Bill No. 255, passed in 1973, requires that any person designated . . . finds any violation of this act . . . he may file a criminal complaint with the attorney general or the proper district or county attorney or he may issue an order to the agent to cease and desist such violations."
Stemmerman said the Lawrence fire department had never filed such a complaint. If it were to do so, he said, it would have been the city or county attorney.
HE SAID that the department had sent letters to fraternity and sorority corporation boards threatening legal action, but that the threats had never been carried
The department has filed two complaints with the city housing inspector, he said. One of the violations has been corrected and the other is being corrected.
Steinemerman agreed this interference could occur, but said it wasn't a problem with the algorithm.
Markley said local enforcement of the fire code perkens wasn't as strict as it could be because of the lack of training.
Delta Delta Delta, 1805 Oxford Rd. The west and northwest side of the two floors fire escape that lead into the basement. Two floor fire escapes that lead into the basement.
Another obstacle to strict enforcement is anathy. Marklev said.
"it's rather hard to get anything done with there's a tragedy. That the tragedy of it is that people have lost their minds."
fire escape shall be continued to the ground and bolted to a through a room that are not acceptable fire escapes. Fire escape shall be enclosed with approved self-closing smoke doors. The fire escape shall be an approved staircase and bolted to a concrete wall. The door off the furnishage shall be an approved self-closing emergency lighting is recommended in the second and third floors shall have self-closing emergency lighting is not required by the state code). The fire escape and third floor shall have self-closing building open existing self-closing doors shall be removed from first floor are recommended. No Slip Name Poor Fire extinguisher is recommended. All devices requiring灭火器 should have self-closing devices. The fire escape shall have self-closing fire drills shall be held. An evacuation plan shall be prepared. F
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AN EXEVACULATION plan shall be posted on each floor. Inflammable liquids shall be stored in metal cabinets with metal doors. The locking mechanism enclosed with approved equipment and with a self-contained detector corral shall have an exit light
"EVOLUTION HAS not occurred on this planet," Gish said. "We believe there is a god who is responsible for the creation of life, and the basic forms of plants and animals."
"It is possible to interpret evidence to say that apes evolved from man because anthropologist Richard Leakey has found fossils of men that were older than the oldest known fossils of apes—so we all might be monkeys' uncles."
Wiley said evolutionists and creationists shared some thoughts.
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"Evolutionists postulate that life originally came from non-life in the primal world. Of course the creationist must also believe that life came from non-life, and use the element of the creator as the touchstone for creating the first life," he said.
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MORRIS HAS SAID Earth might be as young as 10,000 years old, Wiley said. To dispute Morris' estimate, Bickford showed a slide of the Great Canyon and said 16,000 feet of sedimentary rocks were deposited on one another at the canyon.
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"Unless one believes these were deposited at some extraordinary rate, these deposits alone record tens of millions of years of history." Bickford said.
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He said that by measuring the amount of radioactivity in some rocks the age of the Earth had been determined to be about six billion years.
"Many of the things that we say about the Earth or about evolution or, for that matter, about creationism may change tomorrow and discover something new, Bickford said.
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Presents a night with
Lynyrd Skynyrd
accompanied by
Cole Tuckey on Rye
Show, Friday, September 24 8:00 p.m. Hoch Aud.
Tickets on sale Monday, September 12 SUA Office
General Admission $6.00 advance,
$6.50 day of the show