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University Daily Kansan / Monday, October 7, 1991
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIALS
Come by and catch the game on any of our 10 Televisions!! $1.00 off all Hamburgers $1.45 16 oz. Drafts $1.95
$1.95 Canadian Club Highballs
LATE NIGHT SPECIAL:
9 - 12pm 1/2 price Milano Sticks Cocktails served until 2:00am
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841 - 9922
VOLLEYBALL
Entries Open: Tuesday, October 8
Entries Open: Tuesday, October 8
Entries Close: Wednesday, October 9
Entry Fee: $25 Open to all KU students, faculty, and staff
MANDATORY MANAGER'S MEETING Tonight at 7:30
p.m. in Robinson, North Gym.
NOTE: Entries are accepted for Volleyball and Basketball on a first come first serve basis beginning 8:30 a.m. -4:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 8 and Wednesday, October 9 Team managers not represented at the Manager's Meetings will not be allowed to sign up until October 9 at 2:00 p.m.
Volleyball Divisions: Men's Open, Men's Greek, Men's Residence Hall, Women's Open, Women's Greek, Women's Residence Hall, Co-Rec A & B, Men's Just - 4-Fun, Women's Just - 4-Fun
3ON3 BASKETBALL
Entries Open: Tuesday, October 8
Entries Close: Wednesday, October 9
Entry Fee: $25 per team
Open to all KU students, faculty, and staff
MANDATORY MANAGER'S MEETING Tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Robinson, North Gym.
DIVISIONS: Men's Open, Men's Greek, Men's Residence Hall, Women's Open, Women's Greek, Women's Residence Hall, Co-Rec, Men's Just-4-Fun.
Volunteers clean banks of Kansas River
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Special to the Kansan
With trash bags in hand, many Lawrence residents worked Saturday morning to clean the Kansas River bank
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Lawrence,KS
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More than 140 people volunteered their time to Lawrence's third annual River Area Cleanup.
The city of Lawrence and Jayhawk Beverage Inc. sponsored the cleanup. Afterwards, Jayhawk Beverage Inc., which provided the trash bags, sponsored a picnic for the volunteers at Old Park, Eighth and Walnut streets.
Volunteers worked from 8 a.m. to noon picking up everything from paper to glass at three separate sites.
"I think a lot of people are recognizing it is everyone's river, and we need to take care of it," said Patricia Marrion, the coordinator for the city of Lawrence.
She said that more than 100 large bags were filled at the East Lawrence site, which is east of the Riverfront Mall at Seventh and New York streets.
She said fewer volunteers worked at the other sites, at Constant Park and at Eighth and Oak streets. But many bags of trash were collected and several large pieces of metal were taken to be recycled, she said.
At that site volunteers collected sev-
pences of metal that were taken to be
preserved.
Marvin that workers had hoped to recycle as much trash as possible but that the recyclable value of many items was reduced by rain and wind.
Marvin said the final results of the
"It kind of reinforced that we need to be keeping the city clean."
Holly Forte
Littleton Colo. junior
cleanup would be tabulated tomorrow.
The weather gave Marvin a reason to celebrate Saturday.
In previous years, the cleanup had attracted about 60 people, but the good weather made it possible for more people to get involved this year, she said.
Marvin said the change from a spring cleanup to a fall cleanup was a
"A lot more students participated this year," she said. She said that before students were not able to participate, they had to study hard for finals during May.
Holly Forte, Littleton, Colo., junior,
member of Pi Beta Phi sorority,
worked at the East Lawrence site
removing trash from the rocks on the
beach.
Forte said the members had collected several bags of plastic foam, glass
Katie Bradbury, left, and Kim Kerrhelp out in the River Area Cleanup.
"It kind of reinforced that we need to be keeping the city clean," she said.
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General Assembly Meeting Tonight!
October 7, 7:00 p.m.
Alderson Auditorium., Union
It's time to with...
BSU
get involved
"LET'S UNIFY"
The Black Student Union will be having its 2nd Annual African-American Homecoming "Black Pageantry in Motion" Could you be Mr. or Ms Black KU?
Stop by the BSU office to fill out an application and find out more details.
Black Student Union Room 425-Kansas Union 864-3984
THE ISLAMIC CENTER
OfLAWRENCE
presents
An Intensive Introductory Short Course on Islamic Designs Specifically for Non-Muslims with Little or No Background on Islam. *FREE OF CHARGE and *OPEN TO PUBLIC
TOPIC
1. BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF ISLAM
2. SOURCES OF LEGISLATION IN ISLAM
3. MUHAMMAD THE MESSENGER OF GOD
4. ISLAMIC CURRENT ISSUES
5. DIALOGUE WITH MUSLIM WOMEN
TIME/DATE
TIME DATE
-Tues. October 8, 7:30pm
-Tues Oct. 15, 7:30pm
-Tues Oct. 22, 7:30pm
-Mon. Oct 28, 7:30pm
-Tues. Nov 5, 7:30pm
PLACE
-Alderson Auditorium, Kansas Union
-Big 8 Room, Kansas Union
-Big 8 Room, Kansas Union
-Big 8 Room, Kansas Union
-Big 8 Room, Kansas Union
For More Information Call 841-9768