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KAMICHI DYNAMICI
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Accident rate soars during bad weather
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Traffic accidents for January have more than doubled in the last year in Lawrence as the bitterest winter in more than five years slashed through Midwestern states.
The accident toll for January 1977 already stands at 382, according to Lawrence Police Department statistics. In December 1976 there were 160 traffic accidents.
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JUNE
In January 1976 the police recorded 185
incidents and in December 1973 there were
"It's something the police generally expect to see when streets are covered with snow and ice," Maj. Durral Stephens said. "There is a lot of accident number of accidents in weather like this."
People driving are careful at first, Richard Stanwix, police chief, said, but they get brave and start speeding up—and accidents happen.
To assert wouldn't hurt
According to Stainwix, part of the increase in accidents is due to students returning from Christmas break. The students were warned that they would have started to get bad in Lawrence, he said.
Traffic problems are compounded by the streets thawing and then re-freezing every day. When students drive to school in the morning there is slush on the roads, but by evening the slush has turned to sheets of ice, be said.
After ordering your steak medium-well, the waitress brings it to you medium-rare. Not wishing to cause a scene, you decide to nibble at your meal.
He said Lawrence's accident record was average or maybe even lower than other Kansas towns its size with the same amount of snow.
Your roommate continually borrows your sweater. Even though it bathers you, you wear a jacket as long as possible.
The weather hasn't caused misery only for drivers. It has meant longer hours for the police, and the accident increase has prompted away from their parcel routes, Stanwik said.
What is missing in these two scenes is someone who is willing to stand up for his beliefs.
To help those who often find themselves in similar situations, the offices of the dean of women and the dean of men are sponsoring a free introductory session of assertiveness training from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union.
Summer camps seek applicants
Do you kite kids? Do you think the great outdoors isn't so great? Do you swim about as well as a rock? Do you want to earn money? If you answered "yes" to all these questions, then read no further because summer camps aren't for you.
"I've had a few students come in
to teach us and through a collection of brochures.
Although it may seem a little early to start looking for a summer job, camps all across the country are already looking for summer help.
Kenyon Blunt, head of the student employment center, said recently that students should apply for summer camp jobs as early as possible.
Blunt said one drawback to the jobs was that camms usually don't pay well.
"You should find out first of all what camp you want to apply to," he said. "There are all kinds: religious camps, Girl Scout camps, athletic camps. Most of them are for
But Blunt said the camps served as training grounds for students who hoped to pursue a career in nursing.
"They pay just about enough for trans- portation and expenses—about $400-$800 for the whole summer," he said. "Don't plan on making a lot."
Catalogue advertisements that boast of listings for "thousands of jobs all over the country" and ask for money usually aren't worthwhile. Blunt said.
"We get some people who are planning to be high school counselors or elementary school teachers," he said. "For them, we have a source of good, practical experience."
"they say 40,000 jobs," but it's probably more like 40 job openings," he laughed.
The Watson Library reference desk has a yearly listing of available jobs in national parks, camps and resorts all over the country.
If you're interested in a girls' camp,
be sure to sign up for the 8-12 day camp.
Population is in KJ south of Bomosen.
If you're a male, you might try
icaghawan, a YMCA camp in Armery, Wis.
You may never be able to pronounce the
name, but you'll be able to see it in
room and board. There probably aren't many places around
Armery to spend $600.
THE TRAINING will teach a person how to stand up for his rights while not in distress.
Bob Roezelle, assistant to the dean of men, said the Sunday session would help both nonassertive people and aggressive people. Aggressiveness—standing up for others in a conflict—and problem in the process—is as big a problem as nonassertiveness. Roezelle said.
Assertiveness should be looked upon as a means to improve communication, he said. Too often a nonassertive person blocks communication by his inability to speak, and an aggressive person stops communication by his inability to listen.
At the session, films and demonstrations will depict aggressive and nonassertive situations. In small group discussions, participants then will give their reactions to the situations. Role-playing or behavior response is another way of responding to the situations can be tried.
Ann Eversole, assistant dean of women,
said that for a person to change long-
standing behavior patterns he must first
decide he has a problem.
BUT CHANGING deep-cooled behavior can't be done in a three-hour session. Therefore, sessions also will be offered in February.
These sessions will deal with specific topics—including assertiveness training for couples, men, women and for persons on the job. All sessions are two-hour sessions. The cost is $2 a session.
The smaller sessions can better train the participants to be assertive than the inexperienced ones.
But participants shouldn't get carried away.
KU films TV series
Entertainment and information about the University of Kansas is featured in a series of television programs, KU Interface, being directed by the Office of University Relations.
The first show, which centered on KU's Kenneth A. Spencer Research Library, was aired Jan. 9 on KCPT, Channel 19, Kansas City, Mo.
This is the first time KU has produced this type of show for television, Jm Collier, director of university relations, said Dr. Ariana Hirsch, the originated the idea of producing the shown.
Collier said university relations hoped to produce a show every month through June. Coming shows will deal with the KU Center and the Bureau of Child Research.
The first show will be aired again on the Wichita station, the Kansas State Network, Wichita River Television.
Collier said Interface's purpose was to isolate KU in college that served the served students.
The Office of University Relations funds Interface. Costs vary, depending on the visual aids used in the programs. Collier but he estimated that each show cost $350.
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Canterbury House wants committed Christian people and people open to discovery to help them grow. There are special meditation, friendship and sharing. The Episcopal Society meets on Tuesday, 9 p.m., and Thursday 5:30 p.m. 1-28
BASEMENT SALE  Large selection of clothing, including some classic style for men and women, large dinner dishes, large old dishes. Furniture, including a large organ piano, antique dining room table and Saturday. Jan. 28 and 29. 9 to 1-28
864-4358
QUILT MAKING WORKSHIP. Patchwork, for beginner. Begin with 12-piece quilt in soft brown. Inferno 19-front; Quilting Fri. 19-morning 9-12; afternoon 2-3. Fee $80.; includes material training (in advance). Invitation Fri. 2-4.
Enroll now at Dorias Decorative Arts for
and decorative painting, pom-pom parcel,
draping, country caving, sand design, compu-
tate flowers (tin), and macrame. Call 842-782-
0365.
Need Exercise? Rimada Imita Figure Salon. Locally and operated on months 898-2223, 898-2221
The Ferry Farmice Coffee Rooms inform you that the club is excited to be the tented Friday and Saturday beginnings at 6 o'clock every Wednesday.
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR RENT
Ship furnished 2 Bedroom Apt at Jawahyer
Shared furnished 3 Bedroom paid by lease to sign
Confortable and Quailty $1000.
Want to Subtle 1. Bedroom, Furnished Apartment
2. Fully Furnished Apartment
3. Included Apartment in Excellent Condition.
4. Includes Kitchen and Laundry Area.
Desk top refrigerators. 2.9 cubic feet. Anderson Furniture. 182 New Hampshire. 843-2044.
Sublease 1 bdmr, 1dbm, furnished, clean off street
building. 841-4403 or 853-5955.
1-27
Sublease room, Feb. 1st to May 31st $50 utilities included. One block from campus. 1-27
1 and 2 room apartments. Furnished. close to
union, unites with parking. 843-9579
Sublease 1 bedroom furnished apt, at Waltham
15 minute walk to campus Pool Call 841-4390
phone
Must sublease床垫 and unfurished Pro翘床
guardment for spring semester. Rent $70.
Available from AAAA.
**INVENTORY SALE** Extra Stock and Demo Units
Exclusive Pickup of All Top Line Sets
Remuasive pieces of Electronics as well Now
Trua Top Piece of Electronics
E-80. No phone please. Thank you.
a-11
FOR SALE
Western Civilization News—Now on Sale! Make sense out of Western Civilization make sense to Western Civilization. Meet someone in an asterion. For Exxon preparation. *New Analysis of Western Civilization* available now at The Times.
Alternator, starter, and generator. Specialists.
BEL AUDI ELECTRIC, 843-909-3000, w 6h.
Stereo Components discounted 20-40% All Ma-
sures - Full factory warranty, call 8656
6566.
Best selection of new and used furniture and
appliances for home, office, kitchen, and
appartment and Appliance Center, 704-632-
8158.
Nakamichi 500 cassette deck, over warranty,
Sony 7598tun, Jin, 811-6456. 1-28
trumpet for *sale*. King-Cleveland, excellent condition, like 842-5835 or 846-1418 ask for $490.
Trumpet for sale: professional Instrument Olds Recordings, excellent condition. 842-8582 of Sound Acoustics, Inc.
901 Kentucky - 842-9001
We Care About Hair
Bedroom
Owens Liquor Store
843-1186
910 N. 2nd
HEAD TO HEAD
Imperial, 1857 Hemi Classe. Four Door South-
Room Condition by Pair-Window 843-8037.
843-8037.
Martin D-18 S guitar seven off, excellent condition. hard shell case. $30 off. 41-50-61
www.karasguitars.com
FOR SALE. RCA 25" * Console Color TV, Xtra
good condition 843-3146, 2154 Dakota St.
UNICORNS, Mermals, wings in flight and other imaginations in silver and gold. Many stones to from. Stone cutting art. Work on real work, work satisfaction guaranteed. 91-3883. IF
Ski boots (Hocker) *11* size, excellent condition.
Twenty dollars. Call John. 841-5725. 1-31
King size manholephyrocker-rockers $50. Na-
mousable rocker-rockers $100. Surfboard-
surfing-frisker 600 T-2 receiveer. Garage A70
and headlamp-retail cost over $500 each, selling all
headlamp and headlamp-retail costs at:
4, 15, 35, 50, 60, 1, 15, 60, 1, 15, 60, all for
$100. Headlamp-retail costs at:
4, 15, 35, 50, 60, 1, 15, 60, 1, 15, 60, all for $100.
67 Fireblind, 6 cyl., SOHC, atick, First $330, 843-
2338
California king-sized waterbed, frame line-
work 642-5128 6:00-8:00 PM 1-28
492-6123 6:00-8:00 PM 1-28
Famous Bandello brand beads, gold leather tatty
wear, $95.00 Worn only on order.
$40.00, now $33.83 USD.
Akran Gran Sport **25** *10-aged*, only 3 months old, $90 or $80 off, call 842-941-8471 for Patti
AKC female coilpuppy with paper--4 months
new home due to living downsize-
841-38432
B & O, 3000 furnishable with new cartridge. 8
& A 2000 with $29 Call Me 1-28
6 aph 6 p.m. 1-28
For Sale 68 Carnation I speed recently overburdened engine Good mileage 60-259 km/l For Sale 68 Carnation I speed recently overburdened engine Good mileage 60-259 km/l
Sievert-Marant 220 B2 receiver. Cernavich Vera 264
speakers. Philips 219 turbant. Must sell $4,850.
Leather working tools and equipment. I am selling a complete set of business office tools. All tools are in excellent condition. Call Dave at 842-888 or preface the call to Box 227, Lawrenceville, MN for a preface list.
Boi Constructor, female; 17 months, $5, or make offer. 841-2596 after 6 p.m.
1-28
Small compact Compact refrigerator only used
months 84th Excellent condition Phone # 82-273-6950
TN-19 '19 Zenth, four month old. Call 841-2232
after 5.
HELP WANTED
Accounting Majors for free lance employment
Send Resume to box 1056, Lawrence
1-28
Delivery help wanted. Must have own car. Apply
at Heavy Eddys at the Wheel.
Teachers for FREE UNIVERSITY Share your
interest. Sign up today!
SAU Office
SAU Office 1-28
Daimeishu—the new sub shop calls wattresnes
Daimeishu—the new sub shop calls Neigai
522 between 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
1-298
Newspaper carrier, K.C. Star event route, must have economic coat, U.D.K. morning route on
Arabic coast.
PUT YOURSELF THROUGH COLLEGE the easy way. Become an Avenant representative and make the money you need selling quality products on your own time. Two openings in Lawrence-216
MUSCLIANS/SINGERS. Mount Bleu Music Make-
up classes; private interviews. Interested call 1-388
after 1 a.m.
LOST AND FOUND
count-wing-foot, mostly Irish bishop, approx-
mental age of 10 to 12. Viridity of 18 and Hands Call 649.
Sex: Male.
Found a key in parking lot across from Murphy.
Jan. 24, PNSS-Corbin. B2-5865.
1-28
Found Ladies gloves in Strong Hall 842-2145 1-28
Found Beagle make cup, white/black/brown.
N62-72579 to identify.
loot | 1/ Irish, B43-3480. Hound, 1 year, short red hair.
No tags. No B43-3480. 1-28
Found set of keys on Edge Hill Rd. 1-247-Cell
841-2209 and identify. Ask for Pricer Lite.
1-28
Found dog chain and tags with rabies vac no.
1409. E. Phillip Miller. Saw this dog hit by a
machine.
Last a man's wedding band, made of yellow and
silver sapphire, was given to the
white gold portion He is offered. Call 650-738-
9312 or visit www.sapphire.com.
"Tires—Batteries—Accessories"
843-9891 6:30-9:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat.
8:9 Sun
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HORIZONS HONDA
Sales, Parts, Service
MISCELLANEOUS
Kaw Valley Craft Exchange, quality Bandrafters
Massachusetts Manufacturer, Harleville, CA 841-832-9600
Masseauville, Massachusetts Manufacturer, Harleville, CA 841-832-9600
PRINTING WHILE YOU WAIT is available with Alice at the House of Uber/Quick Copy Center. Alice is available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-afternoon, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, 4 p.m. to Mass.
KU+ KARATE CLUBS* opening meeting and
kids' reunion 2 p.m. 6 i38 Tables 2B and
811-504-7800 811-504-7800
1811 W. 6th
NOTICE
Beautiful, all-wood Mathis console TV
$20. Needs new picture tube. $431.411, after
$459.876.
Swap Shop. 620 Mass. Used furniture, dishes,
clocks, clock televisions. Open daily 12:30
18:30-37:57
Attention men! Need a hair style? Wyman's you need to meet him to meet your needs. 848-540, mail and Manage.
EUROPE WORLDWIDE academic dienure days
round (80) TA22 First Ave, Tuckman 4
U.S.A. 30107
J. HOOD BOOKSKELLER wishes to welcome all new and returning students for the spring semester. The new book will be a quality used book (hard cover and 15% price paperbacks) as well as records, music and private books. There are 8 hours from 10 a.m to 6 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Closed. Classes may be held on Monday and Tuesday. Attendance: 1405 March 8th 8:44-1644
CONTACT LENS WEARERS Have on your property Center, 311 Cannon Beach, Phoenix, AZ 85024. www.lenswareers.com
Is there a place for Homeowners in the church? Gay services first meeting of the semester. 7:30 p.m., Chapel B, First Avenue from Dignity (Gay Cathedral) and Metropolitan Community Church in Kansas City. The public is welcome.
Women's Transitional Care Services is looking for women who are interested in working as a social worker. Experience working in situations such as diverse, separation, battered women or single mothers. Jan 28. Interact with 643-434-1733.
Attention Trump and William Christian high school district officials. The district election committee has set the date for a direct election. See Pal Bucker in the Governor's website at www.gov.gov/palbucker/.
KU Sailing Club introduces meeting Thursday,
January 27, 7:30 p.m. Big-Eight Room, KU
18.
Never be late for another class. Call Jay Hawley.
Wake Up, 843-2838 or 843-6221.
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PERSONAL
**MAKIN' MUSIC** - We make it easier. Funk, blues, jazz, rock. Learn how to play piano, saxophone, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, piano. McKinley's Music Academy is a premier music school in Seattle.
KARATE-Improve yourself physically and mentally this semester. Study this Oriental combat art from national champion Nakamura now form a team in the world championship Lawrence, Kannas (913) 842-8244 2-11
Fun loving female staff member or grad student want to act as a team leader in company environment. Sport football experienced. No experience required. Think of yourself as a P.O. Box 301-28 interview. Flying is fun.
Kaw Valley Craft Exchange selling quality hand-
craft without commission seek new members
JOSH IS ON HIS WAY! 1-28
Gay Connelling Service: Call 842-7505, 6-12 p.m.
for referrals.
Operation Friendship is accepting applications from American and foreign students who wish to participate in or lead a cross-cultural group on an international credit credit is available 1-31 Call 841-7523 for information.
Keward Offered for selected "Instant Money"
Rewards have any of these, now call and win: 814-519-2300
or 814-519-2301.
We're reminded you to take that pill. Call Jay-
hawker Wake-up, 843-283 or 843-6212.
K-Slater accepted to KU Med School 3 year ago. With Dave Slayer, 1024 Larryman Manhattan Hospital. With Tom O'Brien, 1986 Larryman Manhattan Hospital.
Wanted - information from who witnessed collision with ear parked behind Snow Hall, 24 January. Culprit left "note" on windshield. (Actually blank paper). Contact contact 843-4538.
Solliciting your opinion . . . Steve Leben & Ralph Muyan, candidate for student body president and vice-president, want your opinion on some issues you have for K.C. Be seen today! 1-27 Union
SERVICES OFFERED
Math tutoring - competent, experienced tutors help you through course 69%, 90%, 105, 111, 116, 117, 121, 122, 123, 142, 144, 508, 557, 627. Reasonable rates. Call 842-7641. **tt**
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COMPLETE WATERBED SYSTEMS
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Mattresses · Liners
Heaters · Frames
Bedspreads · Fitted Sheets
Pin-Ball
712Mass.St.
- Ping Pong
Pool
COMPLETE SELECTION OF BEER
9th and Iowa—West of Hillcrest Bowl
9th and Iowa—West of Hillcrest Bowl
Downtown Lawrence 842-7187
E SELECTION OF BEER
River City Hall Co. wants you. A total pro-
tection Rockie sign. 922-508-7067, Massachusetts
Small delivery, or entire household moving. Free
Estimate. call 843-9571.
TYPING
Will you get you out of bed, Call Jayhawker Wake-
Up. 843-2631 or 843-6231
1:31
Home of The Chalk Hawk
I do damned good typing. Peggy. 842-4476. tt
THEISM BINDING COPY Center  The House
Uber's Quick Copy Center is headquarters for
themsi binding & copying in Lawrence. Let us
provide you $8 Massachusetts or phone #362-790-
Thank you.
Typist/editor. IBM Pile/ite. Quality work.
Desertations, dissertations welcome.
Email: 842-921-8727
Will you type your paper with TCL, TEAM papers and
papers with TeX? 811-750-3428; 811-750-
1760 evenings & weekends.
Experienced (typist) term papers, papers, flimsy, mails,
postcards, letters. Send spelling错误, spelled错误,
843-956-9344. Mrs. Wright.
One roommate for apartment very close to cam-
munity. Call 842-2882 or come by 1-288
Ohin. No. 5.
WANTED
Need female to share gorgeous apartment. Primarily in NYC. Send resume to: Adrian Barker, 900 Price Street,见登 at 1826 Missouri Avenue, New York City, NY 10035.
Roommate to share 3-bedroom mobile home; $250.
Roommate to share 3-bedroom mobile home; $250.
adds after it. Call 922-8748 or 825-6653.
Intramural Basketball Officials Needed. Clines, 27. Johnson, Gym, Wednesday and Thursday. Jan. 26 and 27 at 7:30 p.m. For more information see Services. Room 208. Robinson, Gym, 864.
Need female to share small apt. $78 month. 1-31
Electric call After 6:43 at 843-2652
Companions to commute from Topaska to Law-
yers' residence. Travel climbs from cliff. Call John at 729-7300 (729-8500).
Mullan provinces to share furnished country house
with other provinces of northwest and lower
province. Prefined preferred.
Female Homemade to share 3 bedroom facilities with another female. Furnished, utilities included. $169.00.
One or two rolemates needed, nice place,
leased accept, call 841-4349
1-27
Need roommate, must own crib, private bedroom,
unlimited, approx. $62 per person.
1-28
1-28
STATIST-aspiring to or design logs for cash
or call box 4006, R.C. Ks. 662-8191
931-219-8781
Somewhat students phone to person 2 bed 8
bedroom. Call after call. Call 106-375-9242 1-28
+1 units! Call after call p.m. 841-773-4128
Female roommate wanted for number 8
Bedroom # 6250 plus 3 beds, 1000$ Bathroom #
Bathroom # 7940 plus 3 baths, 1000$
One male roommate need $90 money and utilities, washer and dryer available. Call 843-674-817
Roommate—Meadowbrook Ap. Tennis courts, wool tunel, on K. U. bus. Call Bill 819-257-3000.
Male roommate for apartment on W. 9th. $80 and
1/3 utilities. Call 842-6923. 2-2
Female roommate wanted to share 2 bedroom
room with you; $19.50/month and 2 years.
Call 842-1932.
Need male or female to share 2 bedroom furniture. Call (314) 827-0865 or Indiana Injury Information (314) 827-0865; lt. ap. 14 after 6:30. **Need 1 female community at Towers. Call (314) 827-0865; Wanted-Women to share large apartment, (314) 827-0865.**
Female roommate wanted to share house in country
Pets OK. Call: 835-0478.
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