Berger Seeks Shift in Lawrence School Board Priorities
Anna Berger, candidate for Lawrence School District 497 board, urges more funding for inclusive programs and cultural exchange. She criticizes heavy spending on major sports and band, advocates student chosen endeavors, vocational and life work programs, and expansion of alternative schools while keeping teachers as guides.
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Anna Berger
Lawrence School District
Board of Education
Berger
Health Foods
Ninth
New Hampshire
KU Escort Service Shows Strong Demand On Campus
After six weeks KU Operation Escort reports 248 calls up from one weekly. Pershing Rifles started the service offering escorts on campus from 6 to 12 nightly, seven days a week. Spencer notes an average of 41.3 calls per week with a peak of 37 calls on a single night. Alpha Phi Omega now backs up during peak hours.
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Kansas University Operation Escort
Pershing Rifles
Doug Spencer
Sigma Alpha — Epsilon
Pershing
Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity
Spencer
KU Museum Acquires Arbus Photograph from 1962
The Kansas University Museum of Art acquired a Diane Arbus photograph titled Exasperated Boy with a Toy Hand Grenade taken in New York City in 1962. Gifted by state Sen. John Simpson and his wife, both KU alumni, the piece follows a year after a major Arbus retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Kansas University Museum of Art
Diane Arbus
New York City
John Simpson
R-Salina
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Title IV Meet To Be Tonight
Secondary teachers will present how they use multicultural materials at the Title IV Advisory Council meeting at 7 30 tonight in the school administration center. Ernest Coleman director notes Title IV funds aim to foster cultural understanding and a June goal plan. Funding ends June 30 with a comprehensive June report to assess continued appropriations.
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Ernest Coleman
Coleman
Congress
Meeting Canceled by School-Community Relations Advisory Council
The monthly meeting of the School-Community Relations Advisory Council scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday has been canceled, said Mrs. Stan Shumway, chairman.
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School-Community Relations Advisory Council
Stan Shumway
Cronkite criticizes Nixon administration press credibility
Walter Cronkite accuses the Nixon administration of dragging down the press to boost its credibility. He says officials manipulate public opinion and that defending freedom of speech now appears anti-Nixon, noting the Supreme Court has stripped the press of source protection.
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Atlantic
City
N.J
Walter Cronkite
Supreme Court
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