Washin' cars and pumpin' gas
Photo by Mike Rieke
Pat Crawford (left), Cedar Rapids, Iowa, senior and Donna Shrader, Salina junior worked with other members of Theta Sigma Phi, a professional journalism sorority, last Saturday washing cars and pumping gas. Warren Slorey's University Mobil Station, 1206 W. 23rd, was the scene for a money making project to raise funds to bring Hal Boyle, a syndicated columnist to speak at their annual Matrix dinner to be held April 19.
Noebel slams 'morals'
It was not unlike watching the "Joe Pyne Show" yesterday afternoon when the Rev. David Noebel, Madison, Wis., wandered through his topic, "Sex, Drugs, Revolution and the Beatles," before a small crowd in the Kansas Union Ballroom.
The targets of most of Mr. Noebel's attacks were popular music artists. He accused Bob Dylan and Phil Ochs of "being part of the second generation of Communist subversion through music."
This brought him to the question of the morals of "rock"
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stars, and he offered bizzare solutions to this "problem."
After claiming that Jim Morrison, lead singer of the "Doors," had been arrested recently for indecent exposure, Mr. Noebel said, "If Morrison wants to exhibit his private parts in public, then he should be hanged by his private parts for all to see."
Lest anyone think him a prude, Mr. Noebel added, "I am not against nakedness in the bathtub."
His next target was drugs. After linking marijuana and promiscuity, he said, "In the Arab-Israeli war, the Jews beat the Arabs in seven days. It's known that the Arab soldiers were on marijuana.
The third annual KU Rodeo will be April 11 to 13 during Rodeo Week 1969.
Clark O. Morton, acting mayor of Lawrence, yesterday proclaimed April 7 to 13 as Rodeo Week. The week will be highlighted by a parade down Massachusetts Street April 12.
A keg of beer will be awarded each night to the winning fraternity and a trophy will be given for the fastest time of the three performances.
Jan Vandeventer, Raytown Mo., senior, said the KU club is a member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA) and about 200 contestants from 20 universities will be competing for prizes.
Men will compete in bareback bronc riding, calf roping, bull dogging, saddle bronc riding, ribbon roping and bull riding.
In the interfaternity steer riding contest, a four-man team from each participating fraternity will try to catch a steer running loose in the arena, saddle it, and with one member riding, pull it into a circle marked in the center of the ring.
Sponsored by the Jayhawk Rodeo Club, the event will be held at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds.
The women's events will be barrel racing, goat tying, and break away roping.
Miss Vandeventer said fraternities will pay a $10 entry fee for their team while other contestants will pay a $15 entry fee for each event entered. This money will go exclusively toward prize money, the amount being determined by the number of contestants in that event.
Points will be given those riders placing in each event and will be recorded in the NIRA office.
KU sets up 3rd rodeo; Rodeo Week proclaimed
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