University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, May 2, 1899
9
Review prints student works
by Christine Winner
Kansan staff writer
A professor's desk will not be the last stop for students' papers selected for publication in the Undergraduate Review.
"A lot of good work dies on the professor's desk, but we're trying to say to undergraduates, 'Hey, you can get published,'" said David Knecht, editor of the review.
"Students put a lot of work into 25- to 30-page papers and essays that they write for classes. A lot of times some really good things are written," said Knecht, Topeka sophomore.
The review is a collection of
research, artwork, and essays by undergraduate students.
Yesterday was the deadline to submit entries, and Knecht said about 30 were received. The 25- to 30-page review will be published.
This year's review is sponsored by Student Senate.
The review was first published in summer 1985, and again in 1987, but not last year because of a lack of money. Knecht said.
Past reviews have focused almost entirely on research, but essays, poetry, and drawings will be featured along with one large research paper this year, Knecht said.
Copies of the review will be sent to reading rooms, libraries and departments. It will not be for sale to individuals.
Holly Smith, Kansas City freshman and another editor of the review, has read some of the entries.
entries.
"I'm really pleased with the quality of work, but I wish we had more entries," she said.
Smith said that she thought the review board didn't receive as many entries as hoped because he knew much about the publication.
practice Yesterday was also the application deadline for the undergraduate review board and officers.
Police seek cause of car crash that caused a student's death
by a Kansan reporter
The Salina Highway Patrol is still investigating the cause of an automobile accident in which a KU student was hit by a car and killed Friday night near Manhattan.
which then went into a ditch and rolled over.
State trooper Charles McElweil said police were conducting a standard investigation of the one-car accident which killed David Schippert, Junction City junior, and Garyn Hoffman, of Chapman.
Schipperd and Hoffman were ejected from a 1979 Chevrolet when the driver lost control of the car,
Schippert was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of death was head and neck injuries resulting from a crash involving Peterson. Rilev County coroner.
Hoffman was taken from the accident scene to St. Mary's Hospital in Manhattan and then was transferred to the University of Kansas Medical Center. He was pronounced dead Saturday morning.
Alan Hancock, Wyandotte County coroner, said Hoffman died from
head injuries resulting from the accident.
A memorial prayer service has been scheduled for Schippert.
Friends are invited to the St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center at 5 p.m. today to share their thoughts and memories of Schippert, said Father Vince Krische, center director and campus minister.
$ save money $
CLIP COUPONS
"Our goal is to help the people here express some of their sentiments," Krische said.
ATTENTION ALL MAJORS
He will lead the service
IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE
Stuart-James is one of the most prestigious Investment Banking firms in the nation. To continue meeting the challenges presented by our diverse clientele, we need qualified individuals who are ambitious, talented and capable of handling the responsibility that comes with increased opportunity.
STOCKBROKER TRAINEES
We have a limited number of openings in our Kansas City office for highly motivated, success oriented individuals from ALL MAJORS. Must possess the skills and drive required to succeed in a professional environment. In addition to management potential, Stuart-James offers one of the most successful training programs in the industry ARE YOU IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE? We are.Call us for your career packet today or see your local Career Placement Office.Call Mr. Bonds.
STUART-JAMES INVESTMENT BANKERS
(913) 451-9366
(800) 327-3007
Member N.A.S.D. S.I.P.C.
BONANZA'S
Steak·Chicken·Seafood·Salad
"BEST BUY LUNCH $2.99 $2.99 $2.99
SPECIAL MENU ITEMS
CHICKEN FRIED STEAK
CHOPPED STEAK
RANCH STEAK
RIBEYE STEAK
CHICKEN MONTEREY
BACON CHEESEBURGER
FRIED SHRIMP
TREES INCLUDE, CHOICE OF POTATO AND BONANZA
OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE FRESHTASTIRS
FRESHTASTIKS WITH SPECIAL ... '1.59 EXTRA
11 A.M. - 4 P.M. Monday thru Saturday
2329 S. Iowa St.-Lawrence, KS
(913) 842-1200
Order your college ring NOW. JOSTENS
Payment Plans Available
Deposit: $20.00
Date: Mon.-Wed. May 1-3
Time: 10am-4pm
Place: KU Bookstore,
Kansas Union
Cool Comfortable Cotton
820-822 Mass
841-0100
PUPS Grill CHARBURGER, FRIES, LARGE DRINK
corner of 9th & Indiana 749-1397
--expires 5/31/89
$2.65
WE HAVE CLIFFS NOTES CLiffs Notes
Cliffs Notes answer your questions about literature as you study and review. Each is designed to help improve your grades and save you time.
Come in and see our Cliffs Notes display.
Available at:
KANSAS UNION LEVEL 2 864-4431
KAPPA SIGMA presents THE 1989 BUD MAN CHALLENGE VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY
To benefit the United Way of Douglas County
After five long years, the Kappa Sigma Volleyball Bud Man Challenge is back. Three days of sand volleyball-May 4, 5 & 6. Join in the fun and register your four person team at the Kappa Sigma house or call 843-7102. Sun, fun, and a shirt for each member of your team for an entry fee of $40.