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Commission designates historic district
By Heather Anderson
Kansan staff writer
Parts of 1000 block of Tennessee and Ohio streets placed on local register of historic places
When Marci Francisco cleaned the attic of a Lawrence home at 1042 Ohio St. that she was restoring, she found that a book had been written almost a century ago.
Because she was interested in preserving this kind of history, Francisco, along with Marcia Epstein, began a museum devoted to the local register of historic places.
the Historic Resources Commission to put a part of the Oread neighborhood on the local register.
The effort was completed last nigh when the Lawrence City Commission approved a recommendation made by
The part of the neighborhood that was named to the register is the west side of the 1000 block of Tennessee Park and the side of the 1000 block of Ohio Street.
"There are other places where apartments can be built," she said.
Epstein said the neighborhood was special because the houses were a
Three of the homes in the neighborhood are on the national register of historic places, she said.
Francisco and Epstein began the process of putting the neighborhood on the local historic register during January and had to meet with the Historic Resources Commission on several occasions for the necessary approval.
variety of architectural styles and were built at the end of the 19th century.
Residents who live on the block had the chance to protest prior to the meeting giving the neighborhood historic district status, but no one had. Francisco said.
Commissioner Bob Schumm said the neighborhood would be a real asset to the city because it would encourage restoration in the neighborhood.
Commissioner Bob Schulte said some people did not care about the historic significance of a neighborhood. However, he was glad that others had taken the time to do the research about the area.
The people who live around the neighborhood also would benefit simply because they live near a historic district, he said.
By Rochelle Olson Kansan staff writer
Intimacy does not necessarily mean sex, a social worker said last night.
"Sometimes, when we are really fortunate and they overlap, we get to have an intimate sexual relationship," said Susan Kraus, adjunct professor of social work at the University of Kansas.
"The process of intimacy is a process of working on ourselves," Kraus told a crowd of about 60 at the Pine Room in the Kansas Union in a speech about women and addictive relationships.
"This precludes 90 percent of dating relationships," she said.
The Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center sponsored the speech.
To have intimacy in a relationship, women must be completely open and honest, said Kraus, who is the director of an organization that works with
Kraus said people also must decide what they want from a relationship.
"Many times we do not have a clear sense before we get into a relationship of what we, as individuals, can live with," she said.
But she said that using the word addition could make relationships sound like diseases.
Kraus said age, gender, ethnicity, class, race and sibling order were filters that cause people in relationships to see things differently.
In a healthy relationship, people understand that they have different filters from one another through which they view the world, she said.
"These are some things we need to be working on," she said.
Kraus said that people also needed to have a sense of humility
Basically, that means knowing on a gut level that you don't really know what is best for another human
"There is no way that I, with all my different filters, can know what is best for you." Kraa said.
ense of self to begin a relationship.
"This is a lot harder than it seems." Kraus said.
She said that people also needed to have a clear sense of self to begin a relationship.
If people begin to give up themselves within the first 48 hours of a relationship and accept compromise, that should be a red flag to an unhealthy relationship. Kraus said.
Getting into healthy relationships can be a process of empowerment, she said.
"It is strategic and systematic," Kraus said. "It places individual struggles and issues in a larger context."
She said that after a bad relationship, people needed to spend time alone.
"It gives you a clarity of your own position before you embark on something else," Kraus said.
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