University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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PIECE, DISPLAYED AT THE Pig, was one of that was shown at local vuses. Sebastian's, just behind The was also a purveyor local artwork. The Art and Design also housed Work by ze arts majors. TYsoN LEYENDECKER, OMAHA junior, and Andrew Carter, Creve Coeur, MO, sopho- rnore, both architecture majors, sit at lava Break, a popular 24-hour coffee shop that attracted both artists and art enthusiasts. Art IX P-4

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1 Q,..a me K, his i T V U in W fcontinued from page 14? paintings opened at Iester's in October. Massacusetts Street has served as a veritable gallery for local artists. In late September, storefronts along the busy downtown street displayed art from 40- 50 artists. The Lawrence Art Center, 9th and Vermont, also held various exhibitions featuring the work of KU students and professors. Artistic talent in Lawrence recently gained national attention as well. The 100 Best Small Art Towns in America by Iohn Villani ranked Lawrence as 15th among small art towns and the highest Midwestern community ranked on the list. , f .L X V, ,, L . A, ,L L , ,, X T ' X f - ' T X X I, it xx rm ft A T N.f' Lf f 'Lf Lf l'-'fe l If 'ff will ,ff TTL as T Un no at T THESE THREE woRKs BY ARTIST Mark Schreiber are on display at a rather unusual place, Santa Fe Optical in Downtown Lawrence. ,. R ,-T ,.'.,- A, I.,,,, - W W,- L LLALJLLILLL1 nl-JALS-I gr, f, fl

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BY MARISA BARRETT PHOTOS BY MIKE KENNEDY AND SUSIE GURA Barkin STUDENTS FACED A POSSIBLE citation, fine or having their dogs impounded. They would be in violation of ordinance 33-202, banning dogs on public grounds without supervision. All students who brought their dogs to campus faced this violation. S,Lud.QuL.LtfG Dogs following their owners didn't stop at campus boundaries. Robert Sims, Leavenworth junior, said he brought his Alaskan malamute mix, Kieva, to campus because it was the best way for his dog to get exercise. A dog his size needs to get out. It's a good way for him to work off the dog chow, he said. I don't think it's a good idea for dogs to be on campus without leashes, there are other dogs too, Sims Said. And some dogs have a tendency to not get along with other dogs. Some dogs also had problems with passersby. Several biting incidents occur each year. Sims said his least favorite thing about bringing Kieva to campus is people who feed him, because some dogs have dietS. He Said the benefits were worth the hassles. It's a lot easier for dogs to get around here without having to worry about them getting hit by cars or running off, Sims said. l,5 : .z-.an:.n...1u .-gfwfz. , ,J .3 lffillxlli 8'