Kansas Should Adopt Daylight Saving Time Uniformity
Topeka sophomore Claudia Anderson, 19, a pre nursing student at Kansas University, argues at McCollum Hall that all continental states should adopt daylight saving time simultaneously. She says most of the nation uses DST and Kansas should be in step with the rest of the country, stressing uniformity as the key goal.
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Kansan students weigh daylight saving time plan
Jody Bradley a 20 year old Chicago junior in secondary education and John Scott a 26 year old Bartlesville junior in journalism at Kansas University express support for daylight saving time. Bradley favors more evening daylight while Scott cites mixed experiences and argues for nationwide synchronized adoption.
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Time zones and daylight saving spark regional confusion
The quote argues that adopting daylight saving time increases confusion across adjacent areas, noting that four time zones exist and actions in Kansas City influence wider patterns. The speaker questions the value of DST for a region already troubled by time policy ripple effects.
Daylight Saving Time Debate From KU Students
Jan Boling and Joe Kaiser from Kansas University Voice concerns about daylight saving time. They cite cross river scheduling issues in Kansas City and nationwide uniform policy needs. Kaiser notes farmers face confusion and cows do not react to the time change.
Pants Fashion Forward by Lynn Stuart on Campus Wear
Gilbert Youth Service highlights a pants wardrobe approach with Lynn Stuart's fall line featuring 16 styles. Styles range from the British trouser to the Derby and PT 109 with low-slung waists and ankle-length hems. Fabrics include wool plaids, tweeds, flannels, and corduroy.
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Teens favor coed schools over single sex options
A survey of over a thousand teenagers finds 70 percent favor coeducation. About 78 percent of boys dislike male only schools and 80 percent of girls dislike female only schools. Only 7 percent oppose coed education. Respondents cite social and intellectual benefits and better course variety as reasons.
Top Records of the Week Highlight Four Weeks Highlights
Lovin Spoonful tops the chart with Summer in the City. Rolling Stones climb with Mother's Little Helper to second, Lil Red Riding Hood drops to third. New this week Donovan debuts Sunshine Superman, Stevie Wonder covers Blowin in the Wind, and Gary Lewis and the Playboys push My Heart's Symphony. The Supremes in at pick hit with You Can't Hurry Love.
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Water Mill Conversion To Theater Setting Is Near for a Youngster
In Bagnor England 14 year old David Collins renovates a water mill as a theater. The two level stage uses a gallery for cast and a minstrel’s gallery. The $2300 project opened last month drawing 115 seats with 6:30 performances and an hour intermission for swimming and a barn supper.
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Roger Williams Cancels Appearances After Motorcycle Crash
Los Angeles AP reports pianist Roger Williams cancels all immediate concert and television appearances after a motorcycle accident. A physician said he did not expect permanent injury, with some stones extracted from the hand during treatment.
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