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Friday, March 2, 1979
University Daily Kansan
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CAMPUS INTERVIEWS
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- Mechanical Engineers
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Police Beat
— Compiled by David Edds
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN-
A Eudora man was arrested Wednesday on charges that he had been dismantling a stolen 799 pickup truck and bringing to the Douglas County sheriff's office.
Ryan C. Bishop, 20, Route 2, Eudora, was arrested at his home, about one-half mile east of Eudora. Officers from the Douglas County sheriff's office, the Eudora police department and the Eudora coroner's office took part in the arrest, authorities said.
The sheriff's office said Bishop was in front of his garage using a hoist to remove the top of the cab of the truck when authorities arrived Wednesday.
County jail Wednesday after posting $1,500 bond.
Bishop was released from the Douglas
Lawrence police said a Lawrence man was arrested Wednesday and charged with felony theft in connection with a shoplifting incident.
Police arrested Rawlston D. Poole, 23,
2806 Ridge Court in connection with
a theft from Montgomery Ward & Company.
1721 W. 32rd St.
A rocker valued at $139 was stolen from the store by a man who entered the vehicle, left with the rocker and drove in of a vehicle parked outside, police said.
Poole was released Wednesday from the Douglas County jail after posting $1,500 bond, according to police.
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2 art works bought for Spencer museum
The Friends of Art bought two works of art for the Helen Foresman Spencer Museum of Art at a purchase party in the central court of the museum recently.
About 100 people attended the party, which featured eight works from galleries in New York City and the Kansas City area. The friends of Art chose two of the eight works to become permanent items in the museum's collection.
One of the works chosen was a one-color lithorhane by George Tooker.
The other work selected for the collection was a print by Jim Dime, "Dartmouth Still."
The two new works will be on display for three weeks in the fourth-floor lounge of the
"We already had two Dine prints, but this work is one of his strongest," Broun said. "I'm very thrilled to have both works in the collection."
"Tooker was not previously represented in our Collection," Hysteria Brow, curator of the collection.
A show titled "Nabis Prints" will be on away in the White Gallery from March 1 through April.
The show consists of 63 prints by members
of Les Nabis art book and several works by the "precursors of the Nabis style,"
Broun; Jeanne Stump, associate professor of art history; Ann Wiklund, Lawrence graduate student; and Deborah Kawai, a graduate student, helped to organize the show.
Broun said, "The Nabis were late 19th century artists who banded together because of 'a shared concern for symbolism.'"
The group's name, Nabis, which means a state of prophetic enthusiasm, comes from ancient Hebrew. The name was used to describe the nature of a symbolism and in creating a new art style.
Another show in the Balcony Gallery, "Juxtapositions," contains selections from KU's permanent collection, placed in "a museum setting," acting director of the museum, said.
Black Student Union Election Results
"Juxtapositions" will be on display until March 25.
"The idea was to take a couple of themes and place works that express those themes together to see what they do or do not say to each other." Hennessy said.
Vice-President Tanya Ivory
President John Meredith
Secretary
Corresponding/Sherri Redo
Recording/Vicki Walton
Treasurer
Pamela Robinson
Parliamentarian Stuart Keeler
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