12
Thursday, March 5, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Exiled author's prison epic may be published in USSR
United Press International
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Two banned works by exiled author Alexander Solzenitsyn, including his epic account of Soviet prison life "Gulag Archiehlago" will be published in the Soviet Union, a Greek author who recently returned from Moscow said yesterday.
But the Paris publisher who holds the copyright to the books said the Soviets had not officially contacted the publishers about possible publication of the books.
Greek author and journalist P. Takis Michas said Soviet authorities, as part of General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's "glasnost" or openness policy, had already decided to publish Solzhenitsyn's "Cancer Ward." He later plans to release "Gulag Archipelago," the 1970 Nobel laureate's portrayal of life in Siberian prison camps.
"I was given the information from two separate sources in Moscow, both of them in high positions in the Soviet literary hierarchy," Michas
said yesterday.
Michas said Sergei Zalygin, editor-in-chief of Novy Mir, told him about the imminent publication of "Cancer Ward" during an interview in the Soviet capital recently.
In Paris, Claude Durand, the publisher who holds the exclusive copyright to the books, said the book's official rumor "started by Zalylin.
He said Solizhtens syn knows about Novi M'r's print publicist his works by David Kushner.
He said one problem that could come up when publishing the books would be Solzhenitsyn refusing to allow cuts in the material, particularly in Gulag, which is the most critical of the Soviet Union.
There was no official confirmation of the report in Moscow.
Through a statement released by his New York-based publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Solzhentisyn said, "No one on the Soviet Union has approached me on this matter, either officially or unofficially, and therefore I feel I can make no comment." Solzhenitsyn lives in Cavendish. Vt.
Dictator Josef Stalin记 the arrest of Solzhennysin in 1945 and was sent him to work camps. He was released in 1956 and later wrote the short novel, "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich," the story of a day in the life of a convent, which was printed in 1962 in Novy Mir.
Solzhenitsyn fell out of favor again with Soviet authorities after the publication of "Gulag Archipelago" in Paris in 1974. "Gulag" is a documentary novel of life in Siberian prison camps. It is a testimony of Soviet penal colonies between 1918 and 1956 and forms, along with his other Western novels, a panorama of Stalinist repression.
In 1974, Solzenitsyn, who refused to go to Stockholm to receive the 1970 Nobel Prize for literature for fear of not being allowed back, was deported from the Soviet Union. Solzenitsyn finally accepted the Nobel prize personally in 1974.
Sexual harassment initiates seminars
United Press International
LEWISTON, Maine — Bates College cancelled classes yesterday and replaced them with a daylong series of seminars and films on sexual harassment for students, faculty and staff.
Students were not required to attend the seminars.
The seminars ranged from "What is Sexual Harassment," conducted by attorneys and representatives from the Maine Commission to "Acquaintance Rape" and "Sexism in Other Cultures."
The program had been planned for several weeks, partially as a result of an incident in which an assistant professor found an obscene message pinned to the door of her office.
Sharon Kinsman, an assistant professor of biology, also found several condoms and a computer mouse to help her door around Halloween.
the incident, saying they meant it as a prank. One of the students ended up voluntarily withdrawing from school. The police placed on inadequate suspension.
Two male students admitted to
"That incident wasn't the only thing. Sexual harassment has been talked about on campus all year." Green, a college spokesman.
Before the program, some students wrote the Bates campus newspaper, expressing displeasure over the cancellation of classes. One student said the cancellation was costing him $77.
But the president of Bates' representative assembly, senior Jennifer Guckel, said many students come to see the program's value.
"I have seen a big change from when the decision was made," she said. "The student body is not overwhelmingly in support, but I think attitudes have changed from negative to a willingness to learn."
Commonwealth
Granada
1230 Massachusetts
843 5786
OUTRAGEOUS
FORTUNE
DAILY 7:35 8:45
Gene Hackman
Barbara Hershey
HOOSIERS 195
]
Hillcrest
A Night Theatre
ON ELEM STREET
3
RADIO DAYS
STALLONE
OVERTHEWEEK
SPP
ONLY
9 17 20 WED
RADIO DATA
DAILY
1 00 00 9 00
A JOHN HUGHES FILM
SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL
DURATION 1:40 7:25
PULSE 8:35
9:25
NOMINATED FOR A SCADEMIC AWARD
PLATOON
DALLY
4 300 700 9 25
Cinema Twin 317 & 580 842-8400
Some guys have all the luck!
Mannequin
www.mannequin.com
FROM
THE HIP
Be a Good Sport Give Blood March 3,4,&5
Kansas Union Ballroom 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
--of fabric
SPONSORED BY INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL AND PANHELLENIC.
A Full Line Needlework Shop Quilting Supplies·Highest Quality
Frames Notions Cards
Wrapping Paper
Corduroy Fabric
Over 1000 bolts
of fabric Country Antiques Teddy Bears
Antiques • Gifts • Classes
& accessories Stationary
926 Massachusetts
Professional Help
Jaynaw...
Quilting
Gifts
Stenciling
Classes
Knitting
Needlepoint
Cross Stitch
Crocheting
Yarns
Miniatures
Hundreds of cross stitch
Rargain Center
Fraternity Emblem Kits
Rubber Stamps
Many new gifts
& quilting books Candles
--arriving daily
Mail Orders Welcome
842-1101
arriving daily
Come see us for your
needs.
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, March 7 1-5 p.m. STUDENTS, STAFF, & FACULTY NOW is the time to reserve your COMPLETELY FURNISHED studio,1,2,3,or 4 Br. apartment for Next Semeste
Bargain Center
Lined & Unlined Baskets
Sorority &
10th & Arkansas
- Studios, 1, 2, & 3 br. apts.
- Studios, 1, 2, & 3 br. apt
• Adjacent to KU
• Completely furnished
• Laudry facilities
• Rentals from $280/mo.
• Energy efficient
Summit House
749-2415
1145 Louisiana
Sleep those extra few minutes—enjoy the luxury of Living adjacent to Campus!
Sleep those extra few
- 2-4 br. apts
- On Campus
- Decks
- Energy efficient
- Completely furnished
- Rentals from $519/mo.
841-1429
1105 Louisiana
OREAD TOWNHOUSES
- 916919 Indiana * 922 tennessee
* 1125 Tennessee * 892 Kentucky
- 916/919 Indiana * 922 Tennessee
- Complete furnished 1 br., & 1
- 1125 Tennessee * 826 Kentucky
* 1245 Vermont
- 1345 Vermont * 1332 Vermont
- 1316 Tennessee * 1311 Tennessee
749-2415
- 1317 Kentucky * Kentucky Place (13th & Ky.)
- 1700 Kentuckv
- Rentals from $290/mo.
- 9th & Emery
- 1224 Ohio - 1217 Kentucky
841-1429 749-2415
Rentals from $320/mo.!
br. w/loft
Hanover Place
841-1212
Located Between 14th & 15th on the West Side of Massachusetts Street
- Completely furnished Studios, 1
- Short walk to KU and Downtown
- Rentals from $280/mo.
- Laundry facilities
- br. & 2 br. Apartments
- Luxury townhomes also available
- Rentals from $290/mo
- Laundry facilities
Call or Stop by Today to Reserve your home for Next Semester
Coldwater Flats
- Completely furnished 1 br. & 2 br. apts.
413 W.14th Street
841-5255
- Water paid
- 2 br. aots.
- Rentals from $300/mo.
- Rentals from $240/mo.
841-1212
- Completely furnished Studios, 1
br and 1 br w/loft
Conveniently Located at 7th & Florida— Just West of the Sanctuary
- On KU Bus Line
- Water paid
- Laundry facilities
HIGHLANDS
13th & Ohio
- Just 2 Short Blocks from the Student Union
* Completely furious, 2 Full Baths, 3 Separate Levels
- Completely furnished, 2 Full Baths, 3 Separate Levels
841-1212
Go to HANOVER, SUNDANCE, TANGLEWOOD, OR CAMPUS PLACE Rental Offices to see all of our Locations. Whether you choose to live alone or with Roommates, we have a place designed with YOU in mind! See you Saturday. MASTERCRAFT MANAGEMENT
Professional Management and Maintenance Company 842-4455
1
1