Before there was Google or any other search engine, there was a phone-based information hotline at the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
It was set up 40 years ago to control rumors at a time when the campus was embroiled in racial violence and anti-war protests. The student union was firebombed in 1970, the same year violence erupted at Kent State University. A few months after the union burned, two teens were shot and killed at the University of Kansas — and there was a citywide curfew.
Like other campuses across the country, the University of Kansas set up a hotline to try to quell rumors, says historian Doug Harvey.
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