Monday, October 31, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
MOUNT DREAD
PART III
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Kansan recognized with national award
ATLANTA — The University Daily Kansan was one of four university student newspapers that received National Peacemaker awards for excellence in newspaper journalism Saturday by College Media Advisers and Associate Collegiate Press.
By a Kansan reporter
The award was presented during the closing luncheon of the ACP/CMA national convention in Atlanta. Pacemaker awards for student magazines and yearbooks also were presented.
region. The Midwest region covers Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
The National Pacemakers were selected from 20 regional winners. The Kansan, which has received All-American ratings from the groups for the last two semesters, also won a Pacemaker award for the Midwest
The other national Pacemaker winners for university papers were: Spectator, University of Wisconsin in Eau Claire; Indiana Daily Student, Indiana University in Bloomington; and College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green.
Three papers from two-year colleges were awarded National Pacemakers: The Ranger, San Antonio College in San Antonio, Texas; MATC Times, Milwaukee Area Technical College in Milwaukee, Wis.; and Warhope, El Camino College in Torrance, Calif.
News Briefs
LMS STUDENT ASSAULTED! An 18-year-old Lawrence High School student was hit on the head with a four-inch nail. Lawrence Friday night. Lawrence police said
The incident occurred at the corner of Ninth Street and Schwartz Road when about five males attacked a group of high school students whose car had stopped at the corner, police said. The men wore long coats and Halloween masks and were armed with baseball bats and lengths of pipe. They appeared to be in their early 20s.
The student was taken by his friends to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where he was treated and is now in residence. Lawrence, opicer, said, on arrests
had been made in connection in the incident.
KU STUDENT THREATENED WITH KNIFE: A 20-year-old female KU student was threatened with a knife Friday night as she walked from her apartment to her car in the 1100 block Tennessee Street. Laurenville police said.
Police said a man who was standing in the nearby bushes approached the student, who got into her car and locked the doors. The man then poured on her car while holding appalled to be a 3 inch pocket knife.
The student drove directly to the police department and reported the incident. Police searched the area but did not find the suspect.
A akg of beer and accessories valued at $275 were taken Saturday night from a house in the 200 block of Summertree Lane.
the campaign manager for Agnes the Frog, who was a fictitious write-in candidate for county commission in 1986.
Stereo equipment valued at $94a was taken Friday from a car parked in the 700 block of West Sixth Street, Lawrence police said.
Correction
Police Record
- Because of incorrect information supplied to the Kansan, an item in the On Campus column in Friday's Kansan was incorrect. Joe Collins is not
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