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Friday, November 11, 1994
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MARYLAND: Scholarships at risk
$400,000 in race-specific scholarships, said Jim Martin, president of the association. That compares to about $6.2 million in scholarships that are not race specific, he said.
"The Clinton administration has made its position clear," he said. "Such scholarships can enhance the educational mission of colleges and universities."
The Kansas University Endowment Association has about
the Clinton administration would stand in opposition.
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Brendan McDonough, Wichita junior, said race-specific scholarships had drawbacks but were necessary.
"The vast majority of our scholarships are blind to race," he said.
"They're the best means of keeping a diverse campus," he said.
McDonough said race-specific scholarships were needed at KU, where the minority population was low. Eliminating race-specific scholarships would be a step backward, he said.
"It would kill the diversity of a university," he said. "You'd be shooting yourself in the foot."
Kansan's top brass selected for spring
Kansan staff report
For the first time in at least a decade, the editor of The University Daily Kansan will not be new in the spring.
Stephen Martino, Olathe senior, was selected Spring 1995 editor of the Kansan yesterday by the Kansan Board.
Martino, who is the current editor, said he would take the opportunity to improve upon this semester.
"I think we'll have fewer production problems," he said. "It's not a situation of reinventing the wheel."
Also selected was Jennifer Perrier as the Kansan's business manager.
Perrier, Lawrence senior, said she felt honored by the selection.
"I just want to continue the strong semester we've hnd this fall," she said.
The voting members of the Kansan Board are Denise Linville, assistant professor of journalism; Susana Shaw, professor of journalism; Jennifer Carr, Fall 1994 business manager; and Jamie Johnson, Student Senate representative.
Dole makes Kansas stop
The Associated Press
TOPEKA—Sen. Bob Dole stopped in Kansas yesterday for a unity rally with state Republicans who were elected in the party's landslide victory two days earlier.
He presented fellow Kansas Republican Sen. Nancy Kassebaum with a white T-shirt that said on the front: "Bob Dole's Republican Victory Tour." The back of the shirt read: "Nine more in '94," referring to the nine Senate seats that Republicans claimed from Democrats.
Tuesday's elections gave Republicans majorities in both houses of Congress for the first time in more than 40 years. Dole is likely to be the next Senate majority leader. Dole said he did not see an anti-incumbency message in Tuesday's voting.
"We didn't lose a single Republican senator, House member or governor." Dole said during a news conference at Topeka's Forbes Field. "So it wasn't anti-incumbency, but I think it was a strong message."
He said Americans wanted to give Republicans a chance to govern.
"If we don't do any better, out we go," he said. "My view is if we tried and failed, at least we tried."
The Senate will have 11 new members, all of them Republicans.
"I don't know how to describe it," Dole said. "It's just a powerful message from the American people."
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