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University Daily Kansan Thursday, May 13, 1965
Poet Duncan to Read Work in SUA Hour
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Robert Dunean, who has published 11 volumes of poetry in the last 25 years, will present readings from his work at 4:30 p.m. today in the Jayhawk Room in the Kansas Union during the SUA Poetry Hour.
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Duncan, who recently published a volume of poems, "Roots and Branches," has had work published in periodicals ranging from "The National Review" to "Poetry." "The Evergreen Review" has also carried his poetry.
Pi Sigma officers for the following year will be elected.
Call: VI 3-8957 after 5:30 or weekends.
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Physics Honor Banquet Tonight
carried his prize. Duncan describes his work, which deals with a number of various themes, as "a composite indecisive literature, attempting the austere, the mysterious, the sophisticated, 'bigglety-pigglety.'"
The annual honors banquet of Sigma Pi Sigma, the national physics honor society, will be at 6:30 p.m. today in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union.
Physics department awards will be presented at the banquet and Sigma
Sam Anderson, assistant professor of Slavic Languages and Literature, will give an illustrated lecture on "Soviet Russia—People and Monuments."
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Hoch Auditorium Thurs., May 13
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National Debate on Viet Nam
On Saturday, May 15 at 12:00 noon in the cafeteria of the Kansas Union, by closed circuit telephone line, a national debate will be held on American policy in Viet Nam. The debate will consist of a confrontation between spokesmen for the present American policy and concerned individuals from the academic community. Speaking for the Administration will be McGeorge Bundy, Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs; Henry Kissinger, Harvard professor and consultant to the Administration; Zbigniew Brzezinski, Director of the Russian Institute at Columbia University; and W. Fisher, academic adviser to the State Department. Academic spokesmen will be led by Hans J. Morgenthau. Others will include George Kahin, History Professor at Cornell; Stanley Millet, Professor of Political Science at Briarcliffe; and Mary Wright, Professor of Chinese History at Yale.
The national debate will be continued on a local level at 3:00 p.m. by members of the KU faculty and interested students. Among the faculty members who have agreed to be on hand to encourage the dialogue are Errol Harris, Klaus Pringsheim, Clifford Ketzel, Howard Baumgartel, Robert Tomasek, and Harry Shaffer, professors.
Student Organization
Sponsors
KU-Y
Wesley Foundation
Student Peace Union
Students for a Democratic Society
Canterbury Association
League of YGGDRASIL
Mildred Dickeman,
Asst. Prof. Anthropology
Erik M. Wright,
Prof. of Psychology
Frances Horowitz,
Assoc. Prof. of Psychology
Individual Sponsors
William Stein,
Assoc. Prof. of Anthropology
E. Jackson Baur,
Assoc. Prof. of Sociology
William Albrecht,
Dean, Graduate School
Harry Shaffer,
Assoc. Prof. of Economics
Juliet Shaffer,
Assoc. Prof. of Psychology
Ronald K. Ccalgard
Asst. Prof. of Economics
Charles E. Staley,
Assoc. Prof. of Economics
Richard L. Burke,
Assoc. Prof. of Human Relations
Jacob Kleinberg,
Prof. of Chemistry
Myrta Budke,
Teach. Asst. of Political Science
Errol Harris,
Prof. of Philosophy
Howard Baumgartel,
Prof. of Human Relations
George Brown,
Asst. Prof.' of Political Science
Aldon Bell,
Assoc. Prof. of History
Herman Lujan,
Asst. Prof. of Political Science
Eldon J. Fields,
Prof. of Political Science
Ethan P. Allen,
Prof. of Political Science
Donald Emmons,
Asst. Prof. of Philosophy
Thomas Moore,
Advisor, KU-Y
Clifford P. Ketzel,
Assoc. Prof. of Political Science
Roy D. Laird,
Assoc. Prof. of Political Science
Arthur Skidmore,
Asst. Prof. of Philosophy
Howard Kahane,
Asst. Prof. of Philosophy
Leland Prichard,
Prof. of Economics
Lola Harris,
Ed., Kansas Business Review
Edward Robinson,
Prof. of Philosophy
Charles Landesman,
Assoc. Prof. of Philosophy
Richard DeGeorge,
Prof. of Philosophy
David Jones,
Asst. Prof. of Philosophy
Joseph Russell,
Asst. Prof. of Philosophy
William Conboy,
Prof. of Speech & Drama
Kim Giffin,
Prof. of Speech & Drama
Union Cafeteria Saturday, May 15 12:00 noon-4:30 p.m.