Thursday, Feb. 13, 1986
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Chalk
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"I'm excited about the way the guys are dancing, but it's hard to teach them something and then have it look the way you want it." she said.
John Allison, Prairie Village senior and executive director for the production, said Tuesday that the Rock Chalk rehearsals had gracefully so far.
"Rehearsals are going very well," he said. "The groups are staying right on schedule. They're maintaining a lot of enthusiasm, which is tough to do when you've been working 15 to 16 hours a day on something since Christmas."
The largest problem facing tne show, he said, was that there would only be two rehearsals with the KU Jazz Ensemble II, the pit band for Rock Chalk.
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Vernell Spearman, left, director of minority affairs, David Katzman, chairman of University Senate Human Relations Committee, and Donald Brownstein, associate professor of philosophy. listen to comments made by people who attended the South Africa hearing. The hearing will continue tonight in the Kansas Union.
said the purpose of the hearings was to listen to opinions from the University community on South Africa.
Hearing
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"We are seeking advice on what role the University should play in this issue," he said.
After the hearings have been completed, the committee will deliberate and prepare recommendations to sentent to the University Council, he said.
Richard MacDonald, a Leawood graduate student who lived in South Africa until he was 14, told the committee he thought South African blacks were against divestment because it would hurt an already crippled economy.
"I hate the South African system, probably with far more reason than anyone else in this room," he said. "But there are two sides to every problem.
"I have no alternative to divestment, but no one else does either and that's the problem."
James Seaver, professor of history and representative of the American Association of University Professors, said his organization unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday urging the Endowment Association to divest.
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"It doesn't seem the Endowment Association has understood the moral issues involved," he said.
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Phil Kline, Shawnee second-year law student and chairman of the KU College Republicans, said his organization was against divestment.
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