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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1994
Page
8
The author cites William Safire on angry misogyny and argues feminists should avoid man-bashing. He contends activism will lower glass ceilings and pay gaps, but warns against sweeping generalizations that label all men as oppressors. He notes small language biases reflect larger attitudes and stresses avoiding new gender stereotypes.
The Kansas University chapter of the Society of Physics Students was named one of 32 outstanding chapters nationwide for 1980 81. The SPS national offices in College Park Maryland issued a certificate of recognition, now on display in Malott Hall among the 608 SPS chapters.
Robin Kidney, a Kansas Union food service worker, was singing at Duffy's in the Quality Inn when Cindy Arnold suffered a heart attack in the parking lot. Kidney guided the family to hospital, helped stabilize Arnold, who later recovered after surgery. Kidney received an Eagles Auxiliary award for the lifesaving act.
A new Kansas Geological Survey book titled Kansas Caves surveys over 800 caves in Kansas, region by region, with photos and maps. Authors James Young and Jon Beard of the Kansas Speleological Society discuss cave formation, dangers, and conservation while withholding precise locations to protect landowners and fragile formations.
Four Kansas University graduate students from liberal arts programs received the Reader's Digest Excellence in Journalism scholarship worth 2000 dollars per semester for two semesters. Winners include John Brothers Kerrie L Gottschalk Kara Lynn and Jennifer Swan.
A readable fragment notes a sale at the Kansas Union Bookstore today through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The listing mentions cans and gowks unclear items but centers on the campus bookstore event.
Aerospace short course covers fundamental avionics and databus techniques. Adams Alumni Center offers registration with no prerequisites. ends Friday with fee of 897-8500. SUA contests invite local bands to submit tapes by noon March 29. winners notified by March 29 and must perform April 30. Clay Lohman exhibit at Union Gallery ends Friday. Linguistics colloquy features Bulgarian object reduplication and topicality by John Leafgren in Blake Hall. Study skills and time management sessions at Wescoe Hall 7 p.m. in 4035. International Women’s Day tables 10 a.m. Kansas Union lobby. Murphy lecture on Whistler at Spencer Museum 11 a.m. SUA film series in Woodruff Auditorium with tickets. Latin American Film Festival runs March 17 to 31 and April 7 to 21.
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