Bookstore to hold fire sale
Harold Holden, Kansas Union Book Store manager said the book store would have a fire sale Wednesday.
Book store supplies that were damaged in the Union fire will be sold in the covered area outside of the Hawks Nest, he said. The sale will be held on Wednesday only, he said.
Western Civ reviews scheduled
Western Civilization Comprehensive Exam study sessions will be held at 7:15 April 28 and 29 in the University Theatre, Murphy Hall. About 1,300 students have registered for the exam to date.
Senate committee positions open
Any student interested in serving on a Student Senate or University Senate committee has until Friday to sign up for positions. Students may sign up in the Student Senate office, now relocated in the Alumni Association Office on the main floor of the Kansas Union.
Positions are available on the following committees: Student Rights, Privileges and Responsibilities; Student Publications; Finance and Auditing; Health; Elections; Off-campus Housing; Human Relations; Lectures and Convocations; Film Series; Libraries; Student Financial Aid; Parking and Traffic; Curriculum and Teacher Evaluation; and University Judiciary.
Pianist to present program
Renato Premezzi, guest pianist and head of the keyboard faculty at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, Ill., will present a program at 8 p.m. today in Swarthout Recital Hall.
Premezzi will play 12 preludes by Debussy, Op. 68 by Scriabin, La Valse by Ravel and an original composition by Premezzi titled Suite (But Short).
Orientation period dropped
The Summer orientation period at the University of Kansas, known to most students as "KU Previews," is no longer in existence, at least for this summer. John Myers, assistant to the registrar and one of the coordinators for Previews, said a few of the administrative deans described Previews as not being functional.
Since there will be no Previews, Myers pointed out several problems would exist in the orientation of the new students. The two basic reasons for the Previews in the first place were to give placement exams to entering freshmen and to give administrators a chance to speak directly to the students who would be new to KU. Since KU now requires ACT test scores as an entrance requirements, there will be no more placement exams to be given during orientation.
Myers said the Previews, first started in 1954, were an excellent
Security retained for building 'precaution'
In the wake of last week's fire bombings, the University is retaining its tight building security Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers Jr. said Monday afternoon.
He said the administration was not expecting any more attacks on University property but that the retention of the tight building security was simply a precautionary measure.
Reading of poetry scheduled in Union
Diane Wakoski, who bills herself as "the poet with the pistol," will read her poetry today at 4 p.m. in the Kansas Union Big Eight Room. This will be the last reading sponsored by the English department this year.
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