Monday, September 8, 2008
The famous KU whistle will sound again.
University Chancellor Robert Hemenway announced Friday that the steam whistle, which signals the ending of classes, would be turned back on as of Monday.
Hemenway said he decided to have the whistle turned on after hearing several people’s remarks about the whistle being gone.
Hemenway also said he appreciated those who expressed their willingness to support the whistle’s operation by donating money to have it running again. Those who wish to donate can do so at the University’s maintenance fund, which helps preserve campus facilities and infrastructure for current and future students. Those who wish to donate online can visit the KU Endowment Web site at: www.kuendowment.org/.
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Hemenway decides to sound the whistle
They could paint a corporate sponsor's logo on the whistle!
Hemenway decides to sound the whistle
Damn straight you're turning the whistle back on! If you want to save some money how about you take away the gas-powered leaf blowers and lawnmowers from the lazy grounds keeping employees and give them a broom to sweep the leaves and one of those old fashioned push lawnmowers. It might seem like work...but that's what you're supposed to be doing--work! Not just standing around and lazily blowing leaves off the sidewalk.
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