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Tuesday, March 1, 1988 / University Daily Kansar
Campus Briefs
STUDENT REPORTS RAPE: A 21-year-old KU student reported that she was raped in her apartment in southwest Lawrence between 4:30 a.m. and 5 a.m. Saturday by an acquaintance, Lawrence police said yesterday.
Police are not yet sure how the man got into the apartment, or of the nature of the relationship between the two
Few details are being released pending an investigation. Police said the investigation could last a week or more.
MEMORIAL SERVICE THURSDAY: A memorial service for three KU students who were killed in a two-car accident Feb. 19 will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Ecumenical Christian Ministries, 1204 Orave Ave.
Organizers hope people who knew the students will attend the service and share their memories of Baron O. Schilpp, 21, Wichita junior; Paul T. Apprill, 19, Merriam sophomore; and Darrin S. Selby, 20, Wichita freshman.
The Rev. Jack Bremer will preside at the service organized by Anna Koeneman, Shawnee Mission freshman, and Craig Miner, Wichita junior.
SUSPECT RETURNED TO JAIL. A 19-year-old Lawrence man who had been free on bond after being charged with aggravated robbery last November was returned to Douglas County jail Friday after he was arrested by Lawrence police in connection with another robbery.
The man, Chad Beers, is being held in lieu of $100,000 bond on a new charge of aggravated robbery. A
complaint and warrant for his arrest had been filed in Douglas County District Court on Wednesday.
The complaint said that Beers had allegedly stolen $1,319.22 at gunpoint from an employee of a local restaurant in January while she was on the way to the bank with the money.
Heers had been free on $5,000 bond awaiting his March 16 trial for allegedly taking an undisclosed amount of money from the Lawrence National Bank last November.
A preliminary hearing on the new charge is scheduled for March 7.
ADD-DROP DECISION MONDAY: Faculty and students will determine the fate of the proposed add-drop policy when University Senate meets Monday.
policy. The policy has raised concerns among faculty because it sets a three-week drop period and a three-week and two-day add period for all schools on the Lawrence campus. The current policy allows schools to set shorter add periods, and many faculty want to retain that right.
Senate will meet at 3:30 p.m. Monday in the Kansas Union's Wooldruff Auditorium.
sandra Wick, administrative assistant for the Senate Executive Committee, said that she had received 214 signatures in petitions calling for a meeting of the Senate. Only 50 signatures were necessary.
necessary?
If a quorum, or about 250 people, attend the meeting,
the Senate can vote on the add-drop proposal. The
Senate can also request a mail ballot on the issue.
Ann Eversole, chairman of the University committee, said she gave Foubert permission to use Woodruff Auditorium for the free speech forum.
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Eversole said that the free speech forum was different from the two canceled Klan visits because a registered student organization was sponsoring the event for a public presentation.
Foubert said that he was in the process of contacting security for the event but that the main problem was finding a representative from the black community.
Foubert said that he expected opposition to the forum but hoped the protests would be peaceful and rational.
"They feel that sharing the stage with the Klan would legitimize their existence and would be an endorsement for giving them a platform to speak." Foubert said.
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"The nature of the University is the exchange of ideas. This is just like any other topic of forum or interest." Eversole said.
"We are trying to use the event to benefit all sides intellectually."
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