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Wednesday, November 29, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
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Wordsworth encourages us to learn through living life, and yet how many of us walk around campus with our heads down, ignoring or avoiding those who are different from us!
This is neither watching nor receiving; this is not learning, this is ignorance. Unfortunately, ignorance breeds prejudice and discrimination which builds a wall from understanding.
"Come forth and bring with you a heart that watches and receives."
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"It will allow for more permanent programs." Marvin said. "I think the city will reach a lot more into the community."
Marvin has not applied for the position but said she planned to do so. She said she saw a definite need for the expansion.
Few modifications have been made in the recycling coordinator's job description, Slankard said.
I figure if I get beat out,
it's going to be by a very
good person, and that's
what's important. I'm sure
the applications are going to
be very strong.'
A large part of Marvin's job was to gather information about existing and possible recycling efforts. A
"Essentially, the time available is the only difference. Our part-time coordinator has just been swamped."
"It hadn't been funded in the 1989 budget, so there was a limited amount of money to start off," he said. "It has been included in the 1990 budget."
"The position is not highly structured yet," he said. "We want to see what the commission wants and what the city recycling task force recommends.
sale.
Slankard said the position could be expanded now because money was available.
"We expect a selection will be made in early January," he said. "We'd expect them to start soon after that."
person working full time could further investigate recycling possibilities in Lawrence and move toward implementing long-term changes, she said.
Wanted: coordinator for city recycling job Position expanded to full-time status
Slankard estimated that between 40 and 50 applications would be received before the Dec. 15 deadline.
The number of people applying for the job rose sharply in recent days. Max Slankard, assistant public works director, said seven applications had been turned in by Monday night. As of 3 p.m. yesterday, 16 people had applied, said Ia Russell, administrative intern for the city personnel office.
"I figure if I get beat out, it's going to be by a very good person, and that's what's important," said Patricia Marvin, the coordinator. "I'm sure the applications are going to be very strong."
The part-time city recycling coordinator will be happy to see her position increased to a full-time, permanent post next year, even if she doesn't get the job.
By Chris Evans Kansan staff writer
A job description provided by the city personnel office stated that the job would include coordination of city recycling efforts, public education and monitoring private recycling programs.
Marvin also serves on the KU recycling task force, which oversees University recycling efforts.
Patricia Marvin City recycling coordinator
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