Summer Session Kansan
Monday, July 9. 1971
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Students see few changes in Iran
When an Islamic government was established in Iran after the shah was overthrown last January, many Americans believed the country would become a land of strict religious fanatism. Many thought that Iranian women would be forced to wear traditional, body-length veils, and that chaining religious zelid would fill the streets.
However, this picture of Iran has not become reality, according to some Iranian officials.
**you go upown in Tehran, you can see boys and girls hands holding in the park,"
Tasadih arrived in Lawrence from Iran about a month ago.
graduate student, said yesterday. "Social life in Iran hasn't changed."
Behnam Aanzhag, Tehran, Iran, junior, said that Islamic tradition dictated that women wear clothing which covered everything except the hands, feet and face, but that no dress code was enforced in Iran today.
"My mother always wears chadors," he said, "but only because she can't imagine wearing anything but the traditional clothes." And this is almost never wear the traditional clothing.
AAZHIANG SAID that in some cities, such as in the holy city of Qum, religious customs such as restricctions on dress were tolerated even more only because the people chose to follow them.
"Nobody in Iran is forced to follow all the Islamic customs," he said. "The people are being suppressed."
A few new laws in Iran the people must obey, however. One is the prohibition of all alcohol.
Mehran Moradzadeh, Ahwaz, Iran,
freshman, said that probation would be a
significant part of the program.
"In Lawrence, we go out one in a while and drink on special occasions, such as parties or weddings."
to go home to Iran and not be able to drink liquor."
"THE PROHIBITION of alcohol is one small thing. We have so many new freedoms, such as the freedom to speak, that's it not even worth thinking about."
Aanzh said he felt the executions were justified.
the recent executions of some of the shah's followers are the remnants of the revolution that brought an Islamic government to Iran.
"I realize that Americans will have trouble understanding my sentiments," he said, but "these men were seen—even photographed—killing hundreds of Iranian people.
KANSAN
Police Beat
Police also reported a vehicle theft and vandalism.
According to police reports, the accident occurred when a car driven by John McClacherty, 16, RFD 2, hit Campbell's truck in the rear. Campbell's and Sack's vehicles eventually ended at the fourth car, driven by Delores Brown, 24, 1600 Haskell.
According to police reports, Williams Campbell, Las Vegas, New Mexico, Sck, Baldwin, were injured but not hospitalized. Two other drivers were injured.
A four-car accident Friday afternoon slightly injured two persons, one a KU student. According to police reports, William Campbell, Las Vegas, Nev., junior, and James Sack, 30, Baldwin, were injured but not hospitalized. Two other drivers were not hurt. William Campbell, Las Vegas, Nev., junior, and James
The vehicle theft occurred at the Horizons Honda - Harley Davidson parking lot, 1811 St. SW *A. wet-bike* and trailer, valued at $45,000, were taken from the lot sometime on July 27.
The vandalism occurred at the Orchards Golf Course, 2444 W. 15th St. Police said that Thursday night or Friday morning someone removed sod from the course's five-hole green. Also, Friday night or Saturday morning, someone tore more sod from the green and stole the flag and cup.
SCIENCE FICTION CONVENTION
July 14th and 15
Guests Include:
Frederick Pohl
James Gunn
Lee Killough
John Kessel
Terry Lee
KANSAS UNION
KU committee lining up political speakers for fall
KANSAS UNION
starts 12 noon both days
Featuring:
Meet the Author's Party Workshops
Panels
The KU Political Forums Committee is working this summer to line up speakers for the Forum.
For $4,000 plus expenses, consumer advocate Ralph Nader, for example, could be brought to KU to speak, according to Steve Sternberg, junior and forums "committee member."
No speakers have been booked yet. Those who will speak at KU must be approved by administrators of the Pearson Trust Fund, and those who will use to pay for various educational programs.
Movies (incl. Star Trek)
10,000+
The committee is trying to determine the cost of having each of these people speak at KU and when each might be able to visit the campus.
The committee has mailed letters of invitation to speak at KU to Gov. Jerry Brown of California; Andrew Young, U.S. ammom to the United Nations; Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn.; and former Rep. Barbara Darden from Texas, Seuser said Friday.
FREE TO KU STUDENTS
The Political Forums Committee is a coalition of four KU student organizations: the University Council, the KU-Y, the Association of University Halles Halls and the All Scholarship Hall Council.
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TODAY: THE KU COMMITTEE ON SOUTH CIPHER will meet at 4 p.m. in the International Room of the Kansas Union. A SCIENCE FICTION INSTitute PUBLIC LECTURE will be given by Gordon Dickson at 7:30 p.m. in the Forum of the Kansas Union. ANMESTY INTERNATIONAL, Lawrence chapter, will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the International Room in the Kansas Union. A MASTER'S RECITAL, Ernesto Valencia, violinist, will be @ 6 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall in Murphy Hall.
Murphy Hall.
TOMORROW: THE SUMMER CONCERT CONSENT will present Jamaica and Friends at 8 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Admission is free for KU students.
WEDNESDAY: AN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING FOR SUMMER CREATION ACTIVITIES, RACQUETBALL AND TABLE TENnis will be held at 4:30 in Room 265. Robinson. Play begins July 14. A CARILLON RECITAL by Albert Gerken will be performed at 8 p.m.
Creator of 1941'Hawk dies
The creator of several versions of the RU Jawkay hammock, Gene "Yog!" Williams, $5, EI Dorado, died Wednesday in a hot air balloon accident in Butler County.
Dr. Williams was born on Dec. 23, 1923, in El Dorado.
Butter County Sheriff Dave Williams said Dr. William and John Siekfers, 40, Wichita, were inside the carriage of a balloon which hit a 69,000 power line.
He attended the University of Kansas from 1945 to 1947 and received a medical degree from KU in 1954.
Williams, an alumnus of the University of Kansas Medical Center, created the scowling 1941 Jayhawk mascot used during World War II. This version of the Jayhawk was smiled in 1946 by the one still used, a friendly, smiling Jayhawk in Williams' basic form.
Williams was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Trinity Episcopal Psi Gamma Delta fraternity, the KU Alumni Association and the American Medical Association.
Funeral services were held Saturday in El Dorado. Williams was survived by his wife, Virginia; son, Wade, and daughter, Betsy, of the home.
Gordon R. Dickson,
author of the Dorsia Books will be signing autographs in the Oread shop, Kansas Union, on
Tuesday July 10th at 12:30 p.m.
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Employment Opportunities
College English teachers: possible openings may include teaching English as a second language literature course, MA in English and education teaching English at the university or experience teaching English at the university or consideration August 7. For information write to Ranana Lawn, Lawrence, 60645. An Equal Opportunity Ranana Lawn, Lawrence, 60645. An Equal Opportunity Ranana Lawn, Lawrence, 60645. *encouraged to apply*
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Clean apartments and sleeping rooms with
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8-41-601. Evenings, 8-42-981 and Mondays,
8-41-761.
COOPERATIVE LIVING—An established student cooperative located within easy walking distance of the campus and downtown Lawrence. Lawrence offers a range of technicalUtilities. Call 814-6948 or 814-9243. 7-28
Quit room in professor's home. $35 per mo.
of house and yard work per week. Fall
break is 9 a.m., midnight. No smoking.
No smoke or food permitted. Applicant must
experience with American household equipment.
ROOM FOR MALE FUNDAMENT. Furnished. Share
Ketutus $400 plus one-sixth fee. Call 811-362-
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FOR SALE
WATERED MATTRESSES $20.99, 3 year guarantee. WHITE LIGHT, 704. Mass. 183-196. lf
SunSpeed. SunGlasers are our speciality. Non-
conformable solar glazes, reasoned selection,
1021 Mesh 841-5700
Watch for truck on Sundays selling produce.
Foods, 9th & Illinois. Also wood
crates.
Alternator, starter and generator specialists.
MOTIVE, ELECTRIE, 843-960-3000, 3000 W. gth. or
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H1 quality monocular Lumiscene microscope w/
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reasonable offer. #843-7374 after 2
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Gimmichardt Piccolo, Incolonial condition; Silver-
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Typewriter, After, manual portable with carry-
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GIPANE Gran Turismo. Reynolds $31 bd 23¢,
boring frame. Fax Camoy $275. Will negotiate.
For more details, call (800) 696-4700.
B-Rat Freeman and B-fat Flair Clintresses. Good
listing. 913-854-2777, Korneth Gale 913-854-2777,
Korneth Gale 913-854-2777.
For Sale: Fisher I2S Compact Stereo U1-AM.
Phone with speakers. Good price $899.
Phono with speaker. Good price $899.
189. Mustang, Aqua, radials. AC, AT 289, ingu-
maculate, call 642-3520 after 3:30 p.m. 7-16
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Airfare waterbed, $200 Call Morrit at 841-694-6
196 W. Kickoff $400
Stereo system: KW 620 receiver, KW 303 trans-
tenter. KWA TA (4kew) KWA TC (156D)
KWA TRA (4kew) KWA TC (156D)
George's Used Furniture - 1035 Mast. Open 9 am
and 6 pm. Glassware, glassware,
lamps, tarnish trunks and books.
74 Chev Inf., 350, AT, AC, PS, PB, VT, sharp interior, AM/FM, FM/Call 5-23 7-23
1969 Plymouth, VIP; 383 engine; needs work:
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FOUND
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Found-motorcycle helmet at Peterson and Na-
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7-16
Ladies watch near Robinson gym. Call 844-
8317.
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL RESUMES written by personal
attorneys. First Active Hours Manual.
Manhattan. 913-757-7944.
Evening classes begin August 27 in Montreal (450) or September 18 in New York (360). Call Montfort School 232-5158 or demand 'call Montfort School' 232-5158.
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Full and part-time teaching andnap adding positions open for fall. Contact Hilltop, 1214 Grotau, Missouri and female Opportunity employers. Qualified men and women races are encouraged to apply 7-12
Graduate Assistant, Assistance Center
Evaluating programs and services, developing and
implementing standards for student-marring data regarding student needs, and assess-
ment of academic achievement in conducting human research training and
professional development. Create a knowledge of computer processes required.
Perform job description and further information.
4064 for job description and further information.
Wanted to teach Ballard Center youth program
at the school. Contact Michael Meyers at $450.
school year.
MISCELLANEOUS
--is Wednesday, July 11 at 5 p.m.
PAT'S BLUE RIDDIM BAND
This Wed., Fri., Sat., and Sun.
(11th, 12th-15th)
at the
Stables Lounge
8th and Seneca, Leavenworth
For reservations call 682-9490
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HAIRHOUR SPECIALS - 10-Mon, Tues, and
Fri from 8-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MAIDS DEATH NIGHT - Wed, 11:00 p.m.
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Karate summer classes now forming. 842-8244 7-9
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PRINTING WHILE YOU WAIT is available with Alice at the House of Uber/Quick Copy Center. Alice is available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday at Mass.
MATH TUTOR M A in math, patience. Three
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EXPERT TUTORING: MATH 000-700; PHYSICS
000-800; BUSINESS 1000-2000; STATISTICS
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for all Math, Physics, Statistics, and Business;
for English; call Jane at 645-749-1000 or
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PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE, 841-4980.
Professional body work and paint jobs at an unprofessional price call: Mike 84236-4220 after 6pm.
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Reporta, dissertations, resumes, legal forms,
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Call Beverly at 843-920-1000.
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Experienced typist-papaers, these men. Proof-
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Roommate need by Aug. 1 to share a 2 bdmr
wooded apt 981 bath. 843-5645 evenings; use
phone: (212) 530-3782.
Twoo company. Grad student works roommate in
Tweo company. Grad student works roommate with pa-
tients, court, and陪客.B34-E317.
Ranier accurate typing at reasonable rates
and can be used on a variety of types of
offered in houseage structure and complex
tasks.
Cook needed for Child development program.
Cook needed for preschool, infant, toddler, musks for approximately 25 children. Involvement required in childcare salaries range $10.00-$30 per hour. Call (800) 649-2788 for more information. 100 Kernest Equal Opportunity Employer.
APPOROIDLE TAYFHP. Prompt, Accurate, Re-
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Teacher needed for child development program,
involving pre-adolescent children, related experience, with children, infantry to a baby age 18 mo. to 3 years. Salary range $700-$5000 per month. Applicants must have 10th grade or 16th century Keequal Employer.
Grad student wants roommate for fall. No smoke.
Call Grad at 841-923-8000. Privacy requests
Kim 841-923-8000.
Male grad student wants to share furnished two bedroom house. Invoice person, Jared, $70.00 - $125.00.
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