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University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, October 22, 1991
Last Chance!
to get your yearbook portrait taken
If you are an undergraduate and have not yet had your portrait taken,
Location: Strong Hall Rotunda
TIME: Mon, Wed. -Fri.: 9:00-NOON; 1:00-5:00
HURRY UP AND DO IT.
Tuesday: 1:00-5:00; 6:00-9:00
Sitting fee: $2 for freshmen, sophomores and juniors (4 poses); $4 for seniors (10 poses). Your sitting fee will be waived if you purchase or have purchased your copy of the 1992 Javhawker.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN THE 1992 JAYHAWKER
Ski Steamboat with SUA January 4-9,1992
$255-drive yourself $325-ride the bus
Ski trip includes: 4 day lift ticket, 5 nights lodging at Timber Run Condominiums, and use of hot tubs and pools.
A 5th day lift ticket available for $20, and ski rental available for $32.
For more information, call the SUA office 864-3477
2108 W. 27th
Hours: Mon. 9-5
Tues. - Thurs. 9-8
Park Plaza Center (North of Wal-Mart) 843-8467
Fri. 9-5
Sat. 9-5
PERM $42
(with coupon)
Includes Haircut and Style Longer Hair slightly higher
HAIRCUT
$9.00
2108 W. 27th
843-8467
Not valid with other offers Expires 10-31-91
2108 W. 27th
843-8467
Not valid with other offers
Expires 10-31-91
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"We Pile It On!"
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--women last year, said Jane Henderson. University Relations coordinator and member of the campus-affairs committee, which is in charge of the commercial.
LIMITED DELIVERY AREA
★OPEN FOR LUNCH
CARRY OUT, DELIVERY or
EAT AT THE WHEEL
842-3232
14th & OHIO
(UNDER THE WHEEL)
Ad aims to increase numbers of women going through rush
By Sandi Wendelken Special to the Kansan
A commercial being filmed on campus this week will try to promote the KU greek system and increase the number of women going through rush
Filming began Thursday and will continue through this week. The commercial, which is being filmed by Mike Dinitto and Brad Beebler, two local free-lance producers, should be compiling material for the publication Jennifer Zucko, public-relations coordinator for KU Panhellenic Association.
"We want to let women know that the greek system is out there and that it is"
"a good thing."
During August, 796 women went through rush, down from about 950
A shot of the outside of every sorority house at the University of Kansas will be part of the video, as well as activities including a KU football game, the Red Cross blood drive and intramural sports, she said.
"We want to stress unity among houses and Panhellenic as a system," Henderson said.
The commercial will be shown by television stations in Topeka, Wichita and the Kansas City area, she said. If there is enough financing, the committee also will try to buy local time on MTV.
Henderson said the commercial would be shown to freshmen and new students at orientation next summer. KU ambassadors, students who promote the University at high schools, also will show the commercials.
"We want the commercial to show how being in a sorority can help you become more involved in campus academically." Henderson said.
"I think it will reach a broader range of girls who don't know that much about the Greek system," Wilkinson said.
Wendy Wilkinson, president of Chi Omega sorority, said she thought the commercial would break traditional views about sororities and let more women know about the opportunities in the Greek system.
EPA ban on importing, making or using asbestos thrown out by appeals court for lack of evidence
The Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS — A federal appeals court yesterday threw out a ban by the Environmental Protection Agency on importing, making or using asbestos, saying the EPA didn't give permission of the rule a chance to make their case.
The ban was announced in 1990, and a seven-year plan to phase in the ban began in August of that year. Several
companies involved in the asbestos business and governments of several Canadian provinces, including Quebec, where the minerals used to make asbestos are mined, challenged the ban.
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals sent the issue back to the EPA for further action.
be carcinogenic and is believed to cause lung ailments when its fibers are inhaled.
Asbestos, once used widely in insulation, boilers, automobile brake lining and other products, is suspected to
Opponents of the ban said the ban would save few lives and hurt the economies of many nations.
"The court has found that the EPA failed to find substantial evidence that today's asbestos products pose unreasonable risk," industry attorney Edward Warren said in a statement.
PLAYBOY'S PHOTOGRAPHER IS HERE AND INTERVIEWING
Playboy's photographer is now interviewing female students attending University of Kansas for a spring Playboy pictorial on Girls of the Big Eight Conference.
This celebrated annual pictorial features a different college conference each year, and has become one of the most popular and talked-about magazine features in the country. Since Playboy's first college pictorial 14 years ago, nearly 12,000 coeds coast-to-coast have oned to become Playboy Playmates, actresses and models.
If selected, you will be paid a modeling fee, be interviewed by the media, be featured at autograph sessions and have the time of
your life with the celebrity status you will gain from your appearance in Playboy.
To qualify, you must be 18 years of age or older and registered as a full- or part-time student at a Big Eight* University. Interested students may call to attend the interview sessions taking place at the location listed below.
2 1991 PLAYBOY
University of Kansas Students
Call David Chan/Playboy Suite
Monday, October 21 - October 23
Holiday Inn/Holidome
200 McDonald Road
Lawrence, KS
(913) 841-7079
*Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State,
Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State