Historian to speak on artist
Michelango the political propagandist, as expressed in his art, will be the subject of two lectures by an Italian historian, this Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. in the Kansas Union Forum Room.
Giorgio Spini, professor of modern history at the University of Florence, Italy, will speak about "Michelango as the Artist of the Florentine Republic" (Thursday), and "Michelango and the Tragedy of Florentine Liberty" (Friday). Both lectures will be illustrated with slides.
Spini is also expected to make some brief comments on the destruction of some rare art work in Florence, caused by the recent floods.
Currently, Spini is a visiting professor of Italian history and literature at the University of California, Berkeley. Formerly, he was a visiting professor at Harvard and the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
He is also a member of the editorial board of one of Italy's leading historical journals, and the author of a volume on American historiography during the 19th century.
Aldon Bell, assistant dean of the Liberal Arts School, said, "The interpretation of Michelango's art, in a political sense, can be of much benefit to the historian in understanding that period of Florentine history."
CATTLE IN VENEZUELA
CARACAS—(UPI)—By the end of 1964 there were a total of 6.5 million head of cattle in Venezuela. In this sparsely populated country, that comes to a ratio of 80 head of cattle to every 100 inhabitants. Before World War II, the ratio was 120 for every 100 inhabitants.
Intramural basketball begins
By GARY MURRELL
Beta Theta Pi "A" squad scored the most lopsided victory of the afternoon by beating Alpha Kapa Lambda, 69-19. Bob Douglass and Richard Slicker led Beta with 15 and 14 points respectively.
Intramural basketball got underway at KU Wednesday with four games at Robinson gymnasium.
Phi Kappa Psi had little difficulty defeating Sigma Nu. 53-34, as Robbie Allen and Bill Wasinger each scored eight points for winners.
RALPH LIGHT and Bob McMahon pumped in 15 and 13 points each and led Phi Delta Theta to a 57-38 victory over Delta Tau Delta.
In the nightcap, Don Shanklin took scoring honors for the evening with 21 points which proved to be the margin in Kappa Alpha Psi's 58-37 defeat of Kappa Sigma. Sherman Stimley added 10 points for Kappa Psi.
These were just eight of 274 teams scheduled to participate in the intramural program. A total of 2,000 athletes or about 12 to a team have been enrolled in the program.
Bob Harper, assistant intramural director, said the new Robinson gym will make the program "run a little smoother than last year."
"BEFORE WE had to play in the old building and this wonderful new facility with two large
Sophomores to hold meet
The Sophomore Class Congress will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Meadowlark Room of the Kansas Union.
Newly-elected freshman class officers will be there to observe the congress before deciding whether or not to establish a similar class government.
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The teams are divided into six leagues and then into 33 divisions. Fraternities and Independents are allowed one "A" squad apiece, one "B" squad, and any number "C" squads.
gym areas aids the program," he said.
will be played in the 'A' league," Harper said. "But we'll have to see how it works out this year."
After the regular season ends, the annual Hill Championship Tournament is held. This year the event is expected to be played Feb. 23, Harper said.
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PANAMA VISITORS
NEW YORK — (UPI)— A record number of 110,446 tourists visited Panama in 1965 and spent more than $16.2 million, according to the Panama Government Tourist Bureau.
Daily Kansan
Thursday, December 1, 1966
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