Basketball recruitment violation
puts KU on three-year probation
MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Kansas
was hit with a three-year probation
today for recruiting violations in its
basketball program and became the
first NCAA basketball champion ever
barred from defending its title.
The NCAA stopped just short of
imposing the death penalty, which
would have shut down the basketball
program for at least one season. In
addition, the Jayhawks will not be
allowed to give any paid campus
recruiting visits in 1989 and will be
stripped of one scholarship during
that period.
The report by the Infractions
Committee said the investigation was
begun by a telephone call from a
“confidential informant” dealing
with the recruitment of a “highly vis
ible transfer student-athlete.
News reports have linked former
Memphis State guard Vincent Askew
to the probe, although the NCAA
announcement identified no one.
Askew was recruited by KU and spent
one summer on campus, but returned
to Memphis without playing.
David Berst, assistant executive
director for enforcement, confirmed
that no one who played on the 27-11
championship team at Kansas was
involved in any serious violations.
Kansas officials, describing them
selves “frustrated and disappointed,”
said they would not fight the decision.
“Because we believe the univer
sity effectively presented its case, and
we believe the NCAA committee
gave us a fair hearing, we will not
appeal,” Bob Frederick, athletic di
rector, said at a news conference on
the campus in Lawrence.
Kansas officials had complained
that the NCAA was taking more than
a month to render its verdict. Berst
said the delay was caused partly by
deliberations on whether to make
Kansas the second school to receive
the death penalty.
Larry Brown was the KU coach
when the violations occurred. He
resigned shortly after Kansas de
feated Oklahoma 83-79 in the NCAA
title game in April and is now head
coach of the NBA’s San Antonio
Spurs. He was replaced by North
Carolina assistant Roy Williams.
Milt Newton, a senior forward and
key member of the championship
squad, broke down weeping during
the news conference and left the
room. He returned a few minutes later
saying the probation “hit me like a ton
of bricks.”
The NCAA noted the Kansas foot
ball program received a major pen
alty in November 1983 and that this
major basketball violation within a
five-year period made the Jayhawks
subject to having their program shut
down.
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UNL Ena and women bowlers 2nd at meet
The University of Nebraska-Uncota men's and women's bovitag
chibs each finished second at die Mkhstates Tournament sis Kansas City,
Mo., Friday and Saturday.
Wichita State won the men's title and West Texas State captured die
women’s championship.
UNL’s men began die tournament's second day in 1st place before
failing to the Shockers. The Comhuskcr women led with three games
out of 13 left to bowl before faltering.
The top UNL women’s bowlers were Kim Berks wid a 209, Lori Lux
witft a 188 mid Michelle Kelley with a 180. Rachel Fleming bowled 12
Ks, averaging 196. Karen Kiopp averaged 192 in eight games and
fer Wilson 183 in six games.
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NOVEMBER 17TH
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Important meeting at 600 tonight at Union.
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Commitleo meeting tonight, 6 30 pm. East Union
Wanted: Models for advanced hair styling class, no
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Monday. Nov. 7. Call Headlines, 488-4833, ask for Linda
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ATTFNRON ABSENTEE VOTERSII Your absentee
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Discussion on I ha Real Issues concormng foreign policy
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DREAM
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FOR SPRING SOCIAL DANCE I (117) OR
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Monday. 11/7 at 7pm. Lutheran Student Center, 5.15
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Kick oil FACULTY SERIES by attending a panel discus
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IS THERE SUCH A THING?
Please join us for a panel discussion featuring 3
men who, we (eel, hold very feminist beliefs.
Thursday. November 3rd
12:00 noon - ICCpm
Women's Resource Center
117 Nebraska Union
This program is part of the Women in
Perspective Series.
Bring your lunch and join us for what will bo art
informative and entertaining piograml Call the
WRC for more information, 472-2597.
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Composite Pictures
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AGS Little Sister meeting, Wed. Nov. 2, 8:30 exec. 9CO
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AT ANCHOR SPLASHI
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
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PERSONALS_
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Thanks for the 3-Musketeers I Maybe we can tafc over
a recess.
Signed, Two OU's
Professional Student Dave 'Bake'’ (Phi Oett),
Smoking's bad tor you. Hope you enjoyed Aggieville.
Write Michelle. 2401 West 25th 1B7, Lawrence. KS
66046.__
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Bel you thought I'd forget that I now owe you a drink.
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Daytime busser M/F, 11 -4 or adjust to your schedule. 14
benefits, apply in person.
Evening positions for above average people, looking to
earn a good wage working for a great company with
flexible hours. Apply at ServiceMaster. 19th A P. M-F 8
12.1-6._
Full-Time Grocery night crew managei. Must have previ
ous grocery stocking experience Apply in person, after
noons. Food Bonanza 1340 West O St.
Great part-time jo's for snide nt*.
Lincoln Janr*onal Service is now accepting .Applications
tor early and late evening positions. Call 435-1200 be
tween 1-5 p.m.
Kimball Hall is hinng two house managers tor the cuirent
year (with possble extension.) Payrate starts at 53.50/
hour Applications are immediately available at Kimball
Box Office. 113 Westbrook, M-F, 11am-Spm. Application
deadline s Monday. November 7, 1988.
Lincoln Hilton Hotel needs daytime banquet set-up
people, some heavy lifting required, and part-time eve
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Office, 141 No 9th Street. No phone calls please.
Live-in personal care attendant lor young disabled work
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5270 alter 500.__ _
National marketing firm seeks ambitious |unior, senior or
graduate student lo manage on-campus promotions tor
top national companies this semester. Flexfcie hours with
earnings potential at $2,500. C all J ill or Lisan neat 1-800
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PART-TIME DISTRICT MANAGER
This position requires a matura individual with good
communication skills who cat' motivate newspaper carri
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District Manager. This is an excellent opportunity for a
university siudent which requires beina available by 2.30
pm daily, fl.0C am Saturday and some Sunday mornings.
This position requires approximately 35 hours/week.
Your own vehicle is required with mileage expenses paid.
Applications will be accepted at the Journal-Star Person -
net Offioe, 926 P Street. 0.00 am - 4.00 pm thru Wednes
day. Noverrber 2nd.
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IT’S NOT TO LATE
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Early Registration Ends November 18.
Early Registration offers the following advantages:
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Can be done by mail.
Schedule changes can be done free.
If you have not Early Registered and your tuition
payment deadline for the Fall Semester 1988-89
was deferred until October 28 and the deferment
was extended until November 30 because of the
processing problem in the Office of Scholarships
and Financial Aid, you may request a waiver of
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