Long way from finger painting
Jan Swain, Lees Summit, Mo. senior, a student in the special problem in art class, sets up a floor piece display for the student art show in the KU Museum of Art.
Problems class displays work
E. Laurence Chalmers, who will succeed Wescoe as Chancellor July 1, is a member of the executive committee of the association's Council for Academic Affairs.
Chancellor W. Clarke Wesco and four other KU administrators have begun work on the 1969 operation of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC).
James E. Gunn, administrative assistant to the Chancellor for University Relations, is a
Chancellor Wescoe, chairman of NASULGC, is chairman of its executive committee and a member of the advisory
Bruce Linton, director of radio-TV-film, is on the committee of educational telecommunication.
member of the information committee.
Robert L. Smith, civil engineering professor, is on the committee of water resources and William P. Smith, dean of the School of Engineering, is on the Commission on Education.
committee to the Office of Institutional Research.
Committee looks at universities
For the first time in more than five years, a student art show is being presented at KU by the drawing and painting department's fall semester special problems class.
Under Sanderson's supervision, students met in other students' studios to look, critique and talk, he said.
The exhibit opened Wednesday and runs through March 1 on the second floor, Museum of Art, Douglas Sanderson, drawing and painting instructor, said.
Offered for the first time last semester, the special problems class is not meeting this spring. Sanderson said.
However, I don't know if this is good or bad."
Coed rifle team outshoots men
In reference to student attitudes, Sanderson said: "I didn't want to teach the class this semester. The students are rather lazy-which isn't entirely their fault. They work in crowded classrooms with limited facilities and become frustrated. Also, Kansas high schools don't prepare students that well.
An 11-member rifle team is now successfully competing for KU in regional rifle matches.
The women's team captured first place in the National Rifle Association Regional Rifle Tournament in Rolla, Mo., Feb. 8 and 9. The men's team won sixth place in that same meet.
Army Maj. Frederick Perrenot, team advisor and professor of military science, said, "We're really proud of the team's performance.
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"The class is unique to KU because the students are experimenting with new materials and forms. They can work with light, for instance colored light, which is a valid medium."
JJuniors and seniors with two semesters of painting experience and the permission of the department were eligible to enroll in the class, Sanderson said.
"Basically, the class was organized to get away from easel painting." Sanderson said. "The students could make objects, work with lights or just experiment. Most students continued painting or working with light and bulbs," he explained.
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