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Thursday, March 1, 1979
University Daily Kansan
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KU to get share of Big 8 profits
The University of Kansas expects to receive a $450,000 check this week at the Big Eight Conference meetings in Kansas City, Mo.
Bob Marcum, men's athletic director at
KU, said yesterday that the check was KU's share of Big Eight profits from the Orange Bowl and televised conference sporting events.
The meetings are scheduled for today.
Upcoming AURH election attracts few competitors
One team of candidates has filed for the offices of president and vice president of the University.
Students can vote at their residence halls from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday for voting.
Candidates for AUR office offices are Jay Smith, Greenisburg sophomore, president; Mark Fouts, Derby sophomore, vice president; Brent Lamb, Topa sophomore, Parvesh Kumar, Overland Park sophomore, and Sheri Burdenius, Overland Park sophomore. And Kano Kao Lawrence freshman, and Ron Giersch, Topke freshman, secretary.
"I expected more people to be running," Sinclair said. "but we've got some good races for secretary."
"I'd like to see as many people vote as last year."
Last year 1,252 people voted in the election, in which four candidates ran. About 4,500 people live in residence halls and are eligible to vote.
Saints, Fouts and Kumar are running as a coalition. The other candidates are in
Each candidate was required to obtain 50 signatures on a petition and to file by Feb. 23. In addition, the candidates for president and vice president are as a team and could live in the same hall.
Conservatism to be subject of Will speech
George Will, nationally syndicated political columnist, will deliver the second 1979 J.A. Vickers Sr. Memorial Lecture at 8 tonight in Wooldruff Auditorium.
The lecture, "The Future of Conservatism," is free and open to the public.
Will won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977 and is recognized as an articulate exponent of political conservatism.
Will, who graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Conn., also received a degree from Oxford University and a Ph.D. from Princeton University.
Will begin his national journalism career in 1072 as the Washington editor of National Review.
He previously taught political science at Michigan State University, the University of Illinois and the University of Toronto. He also as a legislative side in Washington.
He also gives a weekly commentary on
the Today show and appears frequently on
CBS.
The Vickers lecture series was established in 1707 by the Vickers family of Wichita in memory of the founder of the Vickers Petroleum Co., Inc.
Campus Veterans
General Meeting
Walnut Rm.
Kansas
Union
March 1,
1979
at
7:00 p.m.
Bill Dahman, Kansas City, Kan,
sophomore and chairman of the elections
committee, said he did not know why only one team had filed for candidacy.
"I had hoped that we could have a debate or forum for the candidates," he said. "Maybe we still can for the secretary and treasurer candidates."
tomorrow and Saturday among athletic director and faculty representatives of the
Del Brinkman, chairman of the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation, is KU's faculty representative to the Big Eight.
The agenda for the meeting includes a proposed Monday night basketball television series, a report on a meeting of the task force on women's athletics and a discussion of crowd control and bench conduct.
The athletic directors will meet tomorrow with faculty representatives to review Kansas. University's football, report on the Jim L. Stanley case and discuss Title IX.
K-State's football team was put on probation in 1977 for exceeding the limit of 20 points per game.
Stanley was fired last year as Oklahoma
Watch K.U. play in the Big Eight Post Season Tournament Friday March 2 and Saturday March 3
Admission $22.50 for both nights
$12.00 for either Friday or Saturday night includes
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- Bus transportation to and from Kemper Arena
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Bus will leave union at 5:30 p.m. each night Money will be refunded if K.U. does not play. There are a limited number of seats available so sign up today at SUA.
the international club presents
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 79
State's head football coach and accused of using private funds for the football team
Agenda items for the Saturday meeting of faculty representatives include a financial review and a review of hardship cases. A hardship case occurs when an athlete is injured and unable to compete during most of the season.
sunday, march 4 cafeteria and ballroom kansas union
KU hardship cases to be reviewed are those of Brian Bethke, John Odell, Joe Tumpim and Mark Wilburs, all football players.
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international club members 3.00
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