UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, June 21, 1995
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Summer campers are new kids in the hall
By Leslie Taylor Special to the Kansan
A new batch of students is moving into the KU residence halls this summer, and many of them are more concerned with Clearasil than with add/drop.
More than 8,000 junior high and high school students will live in the halls while participating in a variety of camps and workshops held at KU this summer.
Workshops for these students range from diving, golf and basketball to flag teams and cheerleading. Academic camps such as the pharmaceutical or debate workshops also will take place.
Student Housing provides room and board for the campers, and each workshop brings its own counselors to assist the campers and enforce each workshops' regulations.
"In general, these kids are kept very busy throughout the week and really don't have much opportunity to get into any trouble," said Randy Timm, assistant director of Student Housing.
"The camps keep them busy and make sure they're having a good time."
What I'm doing this summer...
This week the following workshops are scheduled:
- Kansas Governor's Academy ...80 students
- Golf Camp ...60 students
- First Baptist Youth Conference ...40 students
- Debate Camp ...80 students
- Pole Vault Camp ...90 students
- Kansas/Duke Talent Identification Program
  ...90-100 students
- Upward Bound ...58 students
- Pathways ...55 students
- National Fire Academy Delivery ..30 students
- Junior high Midwestern Music Camp 220 students
- Kansas Inservice Training Systems ..50 students
Workshops scheduled for next week include:
- Kansas Journalism Institute ..180 students
- Golf Camp ...60 students
- Senior high Midwestern Music Camp
  ...310 students
- Writers Workshop ...12 students
KANSAN
Source: Department of Student Housing
City Commission bumps back N. Second Street repairs
By John Collar Special to the Kansan
The North-Lawrence street in front of Johnny's Tavern will continue to be plagued by poor drainage, narrow lanes and decaying pavement for at least another year.
Citing cost overruns and the safety hazards of a torn-up roadway, Lawrence City Commissioners voted 3-2 last week to put the North Second Street improvement project on hold.
North Second is a major thoroughfare for students traveling to Interstate 70 or to the Tanger Factory Outlet Center.
The commission's decision has frustrated several North-Lawrence
business owners.
"The that road is a deathtrap," said Bill Webster, owner of Webster's — The Home Specialist, 801 N. Second St. "I really hope something is done before someone gets hurt."
A year ago, the Lawrence City Commission placed the North Second Street renovation project at the top of its agenda for this summer. The city earmarked $1.6 million for widening lanes, adding sidewalks and replacing antiquated storm sewers and water lines.
City engineers estimated that the project would cost about $2.19 million.
W. A. Dunbar & Son Trucking and Excavating Inc. submitted the only
bid: $2.46 million. Dunbar's project was expected to take about a year to complete.
Hoping to save both money and time, the commission decided to wait and solicit more bids.
Commissioner Allen Levine, who voted for the delay, said that if the project had been started this summer, there was no guarantee that it would be completed in a timely manner.
Levine said a year-long project, as proposed by Dunbar's company, would have hurt not only those on North Second Street, but also the rest of Lawrence.
"If we had been guaranteed that the storm sewers would have been functional by winter, I would have gone for it," he said.
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