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Thursday, February 14, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
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HAMLET (PG)
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4:45, 7:10, 9:20
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4:35, 7:20, 9:40
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4:15, 7:00, 9:45
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Monday, February 18
7-8 p.m. 107 Strong
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A Room with a View
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National Board of Review"
Groups lobby for land to protect wildlife
Feb. 12,13,14 7pm
Sat. Matinee Feb. 16 4pm
Woodruff Auditorium $2.00
Environmental groups are urging the federal government to buy more than $1 billion worth of land through a country to make into wildlife refuges.
By Katie Chipman Kaplan staff writer
Nature Conservancy requests subsidies from government for $1 billion project
Kansan staff writer
More than 5,000 of the one million acres in question are in eastern Kansas, bordering the Marais des Cygnes wildlife area in Linn County.
Alan Pollam, Kansas director of the Nature Conservancy, said a preliminary proposal package was sent Washington, D.C., for federal approval.
"We have agriculture leases in place. We are planning some industrial development and we're planning a hunting and fishing lodge." Middleton said.
not a federal agency, acquires property to protect it from development and often holds the land until public ownership can be arranged.
The Nature Conservancy, which is
If the project is approved, the money will come from the Fish and Wildlife Service, a federal organization, Pololl said. But the Nature Conservancy is working on the project already.
If the land was bought by the government, it would remain in protective status as refuge land.
The property currently is owned by the Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Co., but a Leawood-based corporation, Midland Land and Cattle Co. has an option to buy a larger portion of property that includes the land.
Steve Middleton, executive vice president of Midland, said that the company had plans to execute the option to buy in June.
"We're trying to work with the state in several ways. We want to complement the area and help it grow."
Middleton said that negotiations with Nature Conservancy were still open and that Midland might sell the conservancy the portion it wanted.
Pollom said Nature Conservancy would prefer to see the land set aside for habitat value.
FILM IS BETTER! DONT SETTLE FOR VIDEO!
Health educators promote Condom Sense Week
By Amy Francis
Kansan staff writer
Free condoms will be set in a basket in front of the health education department at Watkins Memorial Health Center. Literature also will be available, said Janine Demo, coordinator of the department.
It may not be a traditional way to celebrate Valentine's Day, but it could be the start of a traditional way to celebrate National Condom Sense
National Condom Sense Week will last from today until next Thursday.
"The whole thing is not to increase their use this week, but to increase the awareness," she said. "We are promoting the responsibility. With the condoms on campus, that really helps."
This is the first year the department has promoted the week but not the first time it has promoted safe sex.
"We knew about it this year and made a little blitz about it." Demo said. "It's like a never-ending task." It doesn't hurt sex. It would be ridiculous for us to go
Members of the department hope that if more people see condoms, they will feel more comfortable with the idea of condoms, he said.
"We always keep them in stock"
'is hard. This takes along free cond-
noms.'
out and promote it for just one week."
Tim Brownlee, secretary for the department, said the department gave condoms away during the year to teachers instructed presentations about safe sex.
There is kind of a stigma, but it is
But Demo said she did not know how many students actually would take the condoms, because students were standing on the second floor of Walkins to get them.
decreasing. And I think that will continue the more they see them." Brownlee said.
Casey Knop, Arlington Heights,
iii, sophomore, said, "If I needed them, I'd go down to the basement and
Knopf lives in Joseph R. Pearson
where condoms are available in
vendors.
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Experimental films This Friday, Feb. 15 Alderson Auditorium Kansas Union, 4th floor 7:30pm sharp free it's the? of the week STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES SUA
Chinese Firedrill by Will Hinkle Sunshine Sisters by George Kurchar Erogeny by James Broughton The Old House, Passing by Larry Jordan Desistfilm by Stan Brakhage-Decent
Make-Your-Own Valentine
10a.m.-3p.m.
Ke Uhua Lobbu - FEEFI
Celebrate Valentine's Day with SUA
Ks. Union Lobby - FREEI
Fortune Teller
11a.m.pm.
ks. Union Gallery
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February 14, 1991
Free Chocolate Kisses
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Make-Your-Own Vc
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