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Tuesday, October 1, 1996
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WEATHER
Sunny and warm with chance of hazy conditions.
WEDNESDAY
Mostly sunny with a chance of late evening showers.
THURSDAY
Cloudy with a good chance of rain.
PHONES
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nize the system to purchase about eight new emergency phones each year. Instead of incorporating several budgets, he said, he wanted the money to come from one budget.
The recent increase in sexual aggression and exposures reported around campus verified the need for additional phones, Cook said.
Another obstacle for new emergency phones are monthly fees, said Lindy Eakin, associate provost for support services.
"It is $25 per month, per line, per phone," Eakin said. "Every year with more phones, the fees keep increasing, surpassing the original installation fee."
"I am sensing a real fear with the students," he said. "You should be able to walk anywhere on campus and feel safe."
Ward Cook, campus safety board student advisor, said that despite the financing confusion, the University needed to be more safety-conscious.
Cook said when the phones were installed on campus in the 1970s, the goal was for students to stand at one blue phone and be able to see the next one. He said that the original plan was to place 300 phones on campus.
Now, 18 phones are inside campus buildings and 30 phones stand outside, said KU police officer Gayle Reece.
Reece said the emergency phones were used by students, but that KU police do not keep track of daily calls.
Cook said he thought the small number of emergency phones on campus was unacceptable
"There is not an enormous amount of crime on campus, but we need to cut if off before it goes any further," he said. "There is the potential for the campus to be dangerous."
Jonni Bartholow, Overland Park sophomore, said she thought campus could be dangerous at night.
"I am sensing a real fear with the students. You should be able to walk anywhere on campus and feel safe."
Ward Cook
Campus safety board student advisor
easy for people to hide."
Areas that are heavily populated by students would be first in line for new emergency phones, Cook said. Plans include phone installations around GSP-Corbin, Daisy Hill and the scholarship halls, as well as near the bridge that connects the Lied Center parking lot and Daisy Hill.
An international student recruitment task force recently was established to confront the problem, and University Relations has produced promotional publications for an international audience, he said.
The University also made two recruitment trips to foreign embassies in June and September in an attempt to draw more students.
TUESDAY PRIMETIME
OCTOBER 1, 1996
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| KSMO 3 | Moesha® | Homeboys | Burning Zone "Night Flight"® | Cape "Just a Rumor"® | Martin® | Bzzell® | Cops® | Universe |
| WDAF 4 | "The Three Musketeers"® **1** (1934) Charlie Shoen® | News® | News® | H. Patrol® | Cheers® | Jenny Jones® |
| KCTV 5 | Promised Land "The Motel"® "The People Next Door" (1996, Suspense) Faye Dunaway® | News® | Late Show in Stereo® | Seinfeld® |
| SK06 6 | (6:30) Lawrence City Commission Meeting (Live) | News® | News Plus |
| KCPT 7 | Nova "Einstein Revealed" Season Premiere (In Stereo) | Running Mate (In Stereo)® | Business Rpt. | Trailside® | Charlie Rose (in Stereo) |
| KSNT 8 | Major League Baseball Playoffs, Divisional Round Game 1 -- Teams to Be Announced, Live | News® | Tonight Show (in Stereo)® | Late Night® |
| KMBC 9 | Rosanne® Life's Work® Home Imp. Spin City® Relativity (R) (In Stereo)® | News® Rosanne® Golden Girls® M"A'SH® |
| KTWU 10 | "Einstein Revealed" Season Premiere (In Stereo) | Running Mate (In Stereo)® Scandinavia® Charlie Rose (in Stereo) |
| WIBW 11 | Promised Land "The Motel" "The People Next Door" (1996, Suspension) Faye Dunaway® | News® Late Show (in Stereo)® Late Late |
| KTKA 12 | Rosanne® Life's Work® Home Imp. Spin City® Relativity (R) (In Stereo)® News® Seinfeld® Married... Nightline® |
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| COM 5 | Foxworthy Allen Rewires | Tompkins Sq. Lounge Liz. Dream On Dr. Katz Pro. | Politically Inc. Daily Show | Kids in Hall Dream On |
| COURT 5 | Prime Time: Simpson | Trial Story | War Crimes on Trial (R) | Prime Time Justice (R) | Trial Story (R) |
| CSPAN 6 | Prime Time Public Affairs | Prime Time Public Affairs (R) | Prime Time Public Affairs (R) | Prime Time Public Affairs (R) |
| DISC 7 | Wild Discovery: Lamas | Mystery Univ., World-Wond | Arsenal (R) (Part 3 of 3) | Next Step (Beyond 2000) | Wild Discovery: Lamas |
| ESPN 10 | Bodybuilding Billiards | Superbucks (R) | Sportscaster® | Baseball NBA Today |
| HIST 7 | Story of the Roman Arena | Great Ships | Spies (R) | Year by Year "1943" | Story of the Roman Arena |
| LIFE 10 | Unsolved Mysteries "The Forget-Me-Not Murders" (1994, Drama) Richard Crenna, Living Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries |
| MTV 7 | Prime Time (In Stereo) | Buzzkill TBA | Singled Out Ren & Stimpy | Alternative Nation (R) |
| SCIFI 8 | V "The Littlest Dragon" Time Trax (Part 2 of 2) | Friday the 13th The Series | Twilight Zone "In His Image" | V "The Littlest Dragon" (R) |
| TLC 8 | Myth America America | UFOs and Alien Encounters UFOs and Alien Encounters |
| TNT 7 | Police Academy 3: Back in Training" (1998) "Strikes" (1998) A joy ride takes two Army recruits across enemy lines. Police Academy 3' |
| USA 24 | Murder, She Wrote (In Stereo) Boxing: Hector Camacho vs. Fighter to be Announced, Live Silk Stalkings (In Stereo) Big Date Renegade |
| VH1 50 | Top 10 Video Countdown (R) Women First (R) Number Onees Bandstand Crossrds Sex Appeal Souf of VH1 After Hours |
| WGN 12 | "Kibbozer" (1899, Adventure) Jean-Claude Van Damme (News in Stereo) Wisguy In the Heat of the Night |
| WTBS 10 | "Melice"® **1** (1993) Dark secrets surface after a woman's emergency surgery "Blood & Orchids"® **1** (1988, Drama) Kids Kristoferson, Jane Alexander.
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| HBO 40 | Braveheart® **1** (1995, Drama) a Scottish rebel raises his country against England, R. Back From Madness | Full Eclipse® **1** (1993) R. |
| MAX 41 | "Congo"® **1** (1995, Adventure) Dylan Walsh, PG-13® "Mirage"® (1996 Edward James Olmos, R. Broadcast Bombhella" (1995) NR. |
| SHOW 42 | Roger Cormer presents "Vampirella"® "Dangerous Prey" (1995) Shannon Whitney, R. Women Love Street "2002: The Rape of Eden"® | |
which helps them continue to attract large numbers of international students, Harris said.
The University of Kansas traditionally has maintained a high number of international students because the University offered good academic programs at low cost. But tuition has been rising fairly rapidly, Harris said.
STUDENTS
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KANSAS CASH
when you look at what it costs for the institution," he said.
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