Tuesday, July 22, 1975
University Daily Kansan
Hilltop Center funding questioned
By BRAD JONES Kansan Staff Reporter
A controversy about whether the Student Senate will continue to allocate rental money to the Hilltop Child Care Center still raises many questions.
Hilltop is a nonprofit day care center for
nasal health. It serves students in
students, teachers and staff training.
For three years, the Student Senate has allocated money to Hilltop so that the center could rent Wesley Hall, a privately owned building. Allocations were agreed upon through a section of the affirmative action plan that reads: "The University should make every effort to insure that quality child care is provided to students and staff exist on or near campus."
The controversy has centered on whether the Student Senate has the responsibility to continue funding for the rental fee for students to get a student body president, said yesterday.
"When we first allocated funds for
Hilltop, it was understood that the University desperately needed a good day care center," Rolfs said. "Now that the University administration fully recognizes this need, the Senate is curious whether it or the administration should continue the funding."
In April, Del Shankel, executive vice chancellor, suggested that a plan be submitted to the Board of Regents requesting the Kansas Legislature buy Wesley Hall.
Shankel said yesterday that approval to buy the building hadn't been granted yet by the Kansas East Conference of the LDS church, the owners of Wesley Hall.
Molly Lafly, chairman of the Hilltop board of directors, said Friday that if permission to buy the building was granted, the regents wouldn't make a final decision until September. If approved, the proposal would be submitted to the legislature in the next legislative session for final acceptance.
He also wrote about the basketball team and the student spirit at basketball games,
She said Alves had written about student
sites and about the gay gilet
movement.
Catherine Ward, Route 1, Lawrence, and her daughter, Sandra, a KU sophomore, visited Alves in June during a trip through the town. Her family had met Alves, who was he at KU.
Pila Mae Coudal, 1244 Louisiana, a sister of Alves, said Alives had written about KU's sororities and fraternities. Portuguese sisters don't have fraternies and sororities.
The University of Kansas and Lawrence
are major topics of a book published in
London.
Although American students study more subjects than Portuguese students, Alves wrote, Portuguese students are required to study subjects more intensely.
Portuguese KU grad writes of U.S., KU
"The book is in its second printing in
the United States," so "it has gone over
real well there."
Robert Foster, associate professor of music and director of bands, has proposed that the KU Symphonic Band make a concert in honor of the Biocentennial Celebration.
Foster said he thought it would be fun to recreate one of Sousa's tours.
Foster said yesterday that the idea had occurred to him a couple of years ago when the Symphonic Band had been on a concert tour of Western Kansas. The grandmother student in the band said the performance had been as good as those given by Sousa.
In 1927 the John Philip Sousa Band made one of its final tours, through 18 states and 4 Canadian provinces. In Kansas, the band played at the Kansas City Jazz Festival and Lawrence, Torpedo, Ernestia and Salina.
The tour would stop in Hays, Salina, Wichita, Emporia, Topeka, Lawrence, Kansas City, Mo., St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio, Pittsburgh and Penn, with the final performance in Philadelphia, New York City or Washington.
Foster said he would like to play the same numbers as the Sousa band.
FLORA SILINI, assistant professor of piano and coordinator of group piano instruction, and Karl M. Rosen, assistant professor of classes, will present papers next week on the humanities, sponsored by the Center for Humanities Studies of Angelo Poleziano, in Montepulciano, Italy. The Congress will study music and literature of 14th century Italy, with emphasis on Giovann Boccadrino, who works include the "Decameron."
Band ponders Sousa tour
The project has been endorsed by the Kansas Bicentennial Commission, the National Bicentennial Commission and the KU Bicentennial Committee.
Smith was an honorable mention All-
America player player in high school.
practice, has been made assistant dean for pharmacy affairs at the Med Center.
Those organizations aren't funding agencies and won't be able to provide any of the $71,000 that will be needed for the tour, or the liabilities for funding are being investigated.
"Chiefs head coach Paul Wiggin told me my main fault was that I haven't been playing for four years," Smith said vetteday.
Tommie Smith, a former University of Kansas basketball player who had a tryout with the Kansas City Chiefs football team in 1983, scored 46 points out alone with 13 other rookies last Friday.
scrimimage to have another chance to impress the coaches.
Smith said he had wanted to play in the
Wiggin was impressed, however, with Smith's efforts in practice and told several newspapers that Smith would certainly have been a starter on the KU team this fall and waited a semester to graduate. Smith graduated in May with a journalism degree.
"I wished I had a little more time," Smith said.
Wiggin has said that he would recommend Smith to Al Attles, the coach of the National Basketball Association champion Golden State Warriors. Attles, Wiggin said, appreciates "toughness" in his basketball players.
Smith takes cut in stride
FRATERNITIES at the University will have formal rush for the fall semester Aug. 15-17. A kickoff banquet for all rushees and fraternity presidents is planned, followed by meetings at each fraternity house. Rush participants will stay at the Holiday Inn during the program. Registration by Aug. 13 is requested.
A SPECIAL PRESENTATION OF "OKLAHAMA" will be given at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the University Theatre. Benefits will go to the Lawrence Arts Center. The ticket price for all elementary, secondary and college students has been reduced to $150. Others will pay the regular price of $2.50.
Ten bridges that join Douglas and Franklin counties will be inspected in the near future as the result of the collapse of a bridge on the county line south of Baldwin.
GRANTS TOTALING $109,519 have been awarded by the Kansas Heart Association for 13 research projects at KU, Med Center and Kansas State University. The research projects deal with the heart and the cardiovascular system.
Faulty span forces check
"At this point, the Senate will be allocating $7,000 for this school year to pay for part of the rent for the building," she said. "In addition, I expect the University administration, as it did last year, to also give us $4,000 for rent."
A deck section on a bridge connecting two counties that hadn't been examined is the first step.
Martin Henry, endowment association property director, said that the idea had been brought up but that it was still under discussion.
He said the majority of the county's businesses will under FAS and were impacted every year.
“If certain county bridges aren’t a part of the Federal Aid System (FAS), there is no law requiring inspections be held,” Dean Wheeler, Douglas County engineer, said yesterday.
"This bridge south of Baldwin was just plain overlooked for three years," he said. In the last inspection report on the bridge in June, 1972, the inspector said that masonry abutments were cracked and starting to break away.
Sanderson said the bridge should have been checked yearly and probably closed earlier, but the county hadn't been aware of the deterioration until the deck section collapsed.
Sanderson said the bridge south of
the town was built and would be
rebuilt in about a month.
Sanderson said that although no law existed requiring an inspection of bridges on county lines, they were examined occasionally, when engineers were in the area.
The two reports of exhibitionists came from opposite sides of campus Saturday and were 11 hours apart. The first report came from a woman who said she saw an exhibistian white walking up 41st Street morning. She reported ran to the Union morning. She reportedly ran to the Union and called Security and Parking, but officers were unable to locate the suspect.
The county line bridges weren't part of the bridge replacement program.
The organization's operating budget comes from a fee that parents must pay for the school.
Another plan, which proposes that the kite be flown over a large area, has been delayed. Wearley, Walsh, has also been delayed.
Security and Parking has two suspects for the indecent exposure incidents that have occurred on campus recently, the Kansan night from a source close to the investigation.
Because Hilltop is a day care center for children and isn't organized to study behavior, he said, it would be unwise to place an infant in the child entertainment to child research.
HAROLD N. GOWIN, director of
Center and associate professor of pharmacy
The other county line bridges have recently been inspected or will be inspected in the near future.
Henry said that if the Endowment Association bought Wesley Hall the rent would be kept to "little" or "no cost" if possible.
Lafinlain said a formal agreement between hospital and psychology department had been reached. He said that the agreement meant only that the psychology department would serve as a doctor.
ON CAMPUS
Hilton was considering a research proposal from the department of psychology that would set up research and behavioral studies. He said he thought that would be unwise.
Capt. B. L. Ellison of Security and Parking said yesterday that officers had questioned one man believed to be involved in an exposure incidents near campus Saturday.
One of the suspects is a former mental patient, the source said.
About 9:30 Saturday evening a woman was walking her dog in Pioneer Cemetery, west of Daisy Hill, when she said, a nude man on a motorcycle rode by her. She knew the cycle and Security and Parking officers number to locate and question the suspect.
Exposure incidents tied to 2 suspects
Before any type of research study can begin, she said, the proposal will have to be to include psychology or research committees and the HIV program, half of which is made up of parents.
Rolfs said it was his understanding that
No arrest was made, however, Ellison said.
Ellison said further action may be taken.
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