University Daily Kansan
Thursday, April 10, 1975
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The Sports Committee approved its three line item allocations, leaving $16 for other cash.
Intramurals will receive $23,034, the KUAC student ticket subsidy will get $147,001 and Women's Intercollegiate Athletics will get $74,819.
Only the ticket subsidy was questioned by the committee, but it was approved because the subsidy would reduce season ticket costs for football and basketball to $10.
With more than 15,000 students buying season tickets, the reduced ticket price is the biggest service the activity fee provides in Stinson, a member of the committee, said.
Last year's Senate had made the commitment for $147,001 to the KUAC, and David Shapiro, committee chairman, said it was wise to keep the commitment.
"We will continue to check up on the athletic corporation and try to help it economize when possible, but we want to do so in a positive way," he said. "Keeping our commitment will allow us to work with him." The director Tyler Wake in the proper atmosphere."
The Communications Committee heard requests from the Student Radio Club, KUOK radio, the Kansas, the University Students' Association, Vorschau, a German Literary Magazine.
“Besides our $47,819 line item for the sun, we only have $1,366 to allocate.”
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EXPLORATION OF LONELINESS
EVENTS
Thursday, April 10, 7:30 p.m.
in the Javhawk Room, Union, "Interdisciplinary Discussion of Loneliness," with
-Norm Forer, School of Social Welfare
-Barbara Wald, K.C. Women's Bureau
-Don Baldwin, M.P.H.
-Herman Leon, Director, Office of Affirmative Action, KU
-Herman Leon, School of Social Welfare, Moderator
Friday, April 11, 7:30
Saturday, April 12, 12:30-9:00
Jayhawk Room, Union, "Self Expression and Loneliness," an evening of sharing personal and collected creative works. You are invited to be audience and/or per-
American Baptist Campus Center, 629 W. 19th Street, Lawrence, "Knowing Myself Alone and Lonely: Journey to Celebration," will be a small group exploration of our own loneliness. People need to register for a event at the KU faculty or by phone or on the KU website. The event is provided which will be provided. The KU-Y office is in Room 110 B in the Union, tel# 844-3761.
Sunday, April 13
Radio program "Aspects of Solitude" KANU, 10:30-10:40 p.m. People will be invited and listen for KANU's program spots throughout the week on Music and Loneliness
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Station Wagon 13.00 plus 13c per mile 80.00 plus 13c per mile 11.00 plus 13c per hour 1.50 per hour
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BACKPACKING WORKSHOP Introductory slide show and discussion for beginning backpackers. Presented by representatives of the Kelty Pack Company.
SUA 7:30 Thursday, April 10
at Gran Sport
7th & Arkansas
Sponsored by Wilderness Discovery & Gran Sport
The Hideaway
The Campus Hideaway began in February 1957, featuring five kinds of Pizza and Coke. The menu has been expanded to include an unlimited choice of Pizza combinations. Spaghetti (5 kinds), and other Italian and American entrees.
The Hideaway's philosophy has never changed—the best price in a pleasant, warm, and unique atmosphere.
To enhance bare walls and atmosphere over the years, artworks have been purchased—from coast to coast—at art displays and through personal consignment. The art pieces are part of the Hideaway's private collection and number about 100 oils, paintings, and sculptural reliefs. The stained glass was acquired when a church built in the 890s, was raked in Central Missouri.
The Hideaway began with a seating capacity of 32. In 1963, an expansion increased the seating to 60, and another addition in 1974 brought the total seating to 130 in three separate dining areas.
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