University Daily Kansan
Thursday, July 17, 1975
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If someone had told me a few years ago that there would be nudity on television during my lifetime, I would have said he was crazy. I was firmly convinced that television would be the last stronghold of the G-rated family entertainment to failure.
Public TV show exposes viewers to nudity
Then, along came "All in the Family," who with etiquette gabbed and a sound woman in each applique.
COMMENT
caught on and others like it quickly
stands up to the challenge of standing
labors of television programming.
If "All in the Family" got a foot in the tightly closed door of network censorship, a program that debuted last fall, "Hot 1 Baltimore." tried to break it down.
The show, with a cast that included prostitutes, homosexuals, pimps and assorted degenerates, was a dismal failure. It died an untimely death at the hands of the old little ladies and clean living citizens who used the networks to protest pollution of the airways.
Recently, however, the Public Broadcasting Service brought a historic first to television.
I sat down in front of my television one
Saturday night and tuned in channel 19,
totally unprepared for what I was about to
A message warning parents that the following program might be unsuitable for children flashed across the screen and then "Motty Python's Flying Circus" began.
I soon began to watch "Monty Python" every week. If the nudity in the first episode surprised me, the third show I watched was "Full Frontal Nudity," was really a shock.
The most startling aspect of the program was the nudity. In the first show I watched, there was a scene where an absent-minded business executive walked into a newstand and grabbed someone's phone before paper off the rack, paid her, turned and walked out without even hating an evelash
"Monty Python," distributed by the British Broadcasting Co., was unlike any American comedy I'd ever seen (Thank God!). The show was made up of several vignettes. Some had plots that contained funny twists. Others had no plot at all and seemed irrational, unless the viewer himself was in an irrational condition.
Symposium is slated for Higher Education
So far, "Monty Python" hasn't been banned in the Kansas City area. In fact a feature on the creators of the show and the growing cult of "Monty Python" lovers appeared in an issue of the Kansas City Star television guide.
By TONI DIXON
Higher Education Week at the University of Kansas will be highlighted by a symposium on teaching as well as lectures and consultation from three nationally recognized educators, Mary Lou Reece, student body vice president, said yesterday.
Higher Education Week, Nov. 12 to the 19th, combines efforts of Concerned Students for Higher Education and the legislators to legislators and stimulate more funding.
Semifinalists for the HOPE Award will be selected during the week and the award will be presented on Saturday, Nov. 12th, at the half-time of the KU-Colorado football game.
"The purpose of Higher Education Week is to gain awareness of higher education, to show people its importance and increase its support." Reece said.
Activities for the week include a banquet Sunday, Nov. 16, featuring speakers from the University, the state and the nation. The Higher Education Leadership Award for a state city, the Rusty Leaf Outstanding Education Service Award for members of the faculty and staff will be presented at the banquet.
The symposium on teaching will include lectures and classroom discussions with the faculty of our institution, consultations on ideas, methods and classroom teaching with KU faculty, adjudication of teaching materials.
Reece said invitations to the banquet would be sent to the Governor, all legislators, faculty and administration, the regents and alumni.
Bruce Wonen, cochairman of the Student Senate's Commission on the Quality of Classroom Teaching, said the symposium and the visit of the three consultants would
be "the culmination of the Senate's commission."
Woner, and David Shapiro, cochairman,
have been conducting interviews the last few
months for the selection of the three
seminars on the topic of water purification.
Final decisions haven't been made.
Woner said the Senate commission would review the proposals made by those consultants before presenting them formally to the administration.
One of the major purposes of Higher Education Week is to raise funding and awareness for students, and student senators. Ed Rolfs, student body president, asked that each senator get in touch with his home legislator, to show how the importance of higher education in Kansas.
"This will be a very challenging year for University state funding," Rolfs said. "The higher education budget has come under increasing criticism by the legislative team. It is important that they understand the rationale behind our requests."
Reece said the concerned students organization and members of the Student Senate would be visiting state legislators in the coming months in an effort to increase interest and encourage more participation in KIU's 1975 Higher Education Week.
This will be the third annual Higher Education Week at the University. It was named by former governor Robert Docking and was sponsored by Concerned Students for Higher Education.
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For some time, people have been suggesting that some type of pay television system be developed. With such a system, people who were tired of clean, wholesome family entertainment could subcribe to TV that carried R- and X-rated sex and violence.
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such programs were carried on commercial television stations, they might be imposed on people who had no desire to them. Pay television would eliminate this problem because only those who wanted to see such programs would be able to.
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The PBS was developed primarily to offer different types of programs from those presented on commercial television. Many of the programs far have been cultural and educational.
I think it's possible that the PBS might be the foremerant of pay television. Before this could happen, PBS would have to become a private enterprise instead of a public service. Somehow, I just can't see the government subsidizing "Full Front Nudity."
"Monty Python," however, exemplified the freedom from censorship that PBS stations possess in certain areas of the country.
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sins—lewd jokes, nude bodies and crude words—are beginning to appear in all types of programs. The dirty joke is becoming a popular form of humor shows, with the prime time programs taking the slyty suggestive approach and some of the late night ones taking the "Ha-ha" style.
I think television will inevitably follow in the footsteps of motion pictures and expand its G- and PG-rated offerings to include R-and X-rated attractions.
If this happens and other shows follow the lead of "Monty Python's Flying Circus," television will forever be doomed to remain a boo tube.
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