University Daily Kansan
Friday, February 17, 1978
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Harper...
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"WE WERE running on a democratic basis," Calacci said. "That was our sole purpose. We understood we weren't as qualified as they were."
Calciac said she and Parris also had stuck to their first campaign goal—that of running through the streets.
Parris' reaction to the loss was brief
"We didn't spend a cent," she said.
"OH, SOUR grapes," he said. "That's all I have to say."
Morgan, who also ran for a Student Senate seat for the school of Journalism, last night went to the opening of "Gerahwah" at the Union to pass the long wait for election
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He later stopped by the Brewery before returning home to the Beta Theta Pt house, where he celebrated his Student Senate seat win.
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After hearing the results of the election, Morgan said he thought the number of votes he received reflected the effectiveness of his short, four-day campaign.
"MORE THAN that, though, I got those who wouldn't have voted out to vote," he
After the initial celebration, both Harper and Robinson said they had been a little excited.
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Robinson said he had thought the lower voter turnout with him was the whirlwind
Revised Schedule
Fri. & Sat., Feb. 17 & 18
TAXI DRIVER
Dir. Martin Scorcee with Robert
DeNiro, C尼cy Billberg, Jodie
Foster, Winner-Grand Prize-Cannes
Film Festival.
3:30, 7:00 & 8:30 p.m. $1.25
Ballroom
REVISED SCHEDULE
Sunday, Feb. 19
DADA-SURREALIST FILMS:
ENTR ACHTE-Rene Clair
MECANIQUE-F, F. Leger,
D. Murphy
AANEMICHE CIM. M. Dauchp
SHEASELL & THE CLERGYMAN.
2:30 p.m. 5:00 Forum Rm.
GAY U.S.A.
Documentary Films:
Multi-laceted view of Gay Life in the U.S.A.
7:30 p.m. $1.25 Ballroom
Sponsored by Gay Services
Monday, Feb. 20
Surrealist Films, Luis Bunuel:
LAS HURDES
(Land without Bread)
UN CHIEN ANDALOU
(An Andalusian Dog)
NAZARIN
NAZAKIM
Winner Grand Prize Cannes Film Festival
7:30 p.m. $1.00 Forum Room
write-in campaign that Morgan had staged.
He said the possibility of a new rival made a difference in the amount of panicking they had done yesterday.
A portrait of the Eugene McCarthy
candidacy for the Presidency in 1968
and the youth of America got
the attention of the media.
7:30 p.m. $1.00 Forum Room
Tuesday, Feb. 21
Politics 1968 Emile de Antonio-
Eugene McCarthy
AMERICA IS HARD TO SEE
BOTH NEW officers said they were very pleased with their Coalition's performance in the seminational and class officer races, but not particularly in any of all of the Standpoint candidates had won.
When one works so intensely in a campaign with people, one becomes somehow more aware of what happens.
BELLE DE JOUR
Wednesday, Feb. 22
with Catherine Deneuve, Michel Piccoli.
Winner-Best Picture, Venice Film Festival.
7:30, 9:30 p.m. $1.00 Ballroom
Harper said he thought he would really notice a difference today when he walked into the Student Senate office for the first time, an appointment, and his new vice president agreed.
Thursday, Feb. 23
Six Late Films by San Francisco Filmmaker and Poet James Broughton:
ERUGENT
GOLDEN POSITIONS
THE WATER CIRCLE
HIGH KUKUS
THIS IS IT
TESTAMENT
3:00 p.m. $1.00 Ballroom.
"I's kind of sounds corny," Robinson said, but I really feel like I have a compassion for him.
7:30 p.m., $1.00, Ballroom.
The Kansas Board of Regents will consider a tuition increase proposal today at its monthly meeting in Topeka that would more than double tuition for students at the University of Kansas Medical Center School of Medicine.
If approved by the Regents, yearly tuition for a Kansas resident enrolled in the four-year program would be increased from $1,125 to $3,000. In the three-year program, tuition would be increased from $1,500 to $2,000 and pay double the resident students' tuition.
The tuition increase was planned in conjunction with a bill that passed the Kansas Senate Feb. 3. The Senate bill was designed to help ease the state's doctor shortage by offering tuition waivers to students needed to practice in Kansas after graduation.
Regents consider doubling Med Center fees
The bill, which was amended to allow the
Regents to set a tuition increase at the MEd Center, originally would have allowed the Legislature to raise tuition to more than $5,000 by 1980.
A financial impact statement concerning the compromise has been prepared for the Regents by KU. The Regents will review the final approval at their March meeting.
ALSO TODAY, the Regents building committee will review recommendations to eliminate fire hazards discovered during a marshal's annual inspection in November.
KU has until March to submit a plan to the fire marshal's office for eliminating the
The board also will review a legislative budget request to provide the employer's
HATCHET DAYS WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
SATURDAY & MONDAY FEB 18 & 20
OUR BUYING MISTAKES ARE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION
1. MEN WANTED
WANTED - Men for show-
merchandise. A few leisure
suit. A few sport coats.
Values' 155 to 85
WANTED—*a home environment is needed for great colors in winter weight slacks* 136 to 148 136 to 148
WANTED-A home environ-
$1699
2. LOST-FOUND
WANTED—Man who want
to know about
selection. Just a few sweaters
letts
values to '28.50
NOW $99
LOST—We lost our minds when we bought knit sport shirts. Great new regimental stripes.
STRAYED
HALF-PRICE
FOUND—A great quantity of authentic KU caps. Support the Hawks now (May 1993)
NOW $2^{49}
STRAYED—Our good sense
strayed when we bought KU
Jayhawk lires. Were $8**$
NOW
3. WEATHER REPORT
$349
FOUND-Super buys in wool
sport coats. Not many. All wool
as low as $3995
- Snow and cold continue in forecast. Buy a winter coat at a
4. SITUATION WANTED
— Snow and cold continue in forecast. Buy a winter coat at a ridiculous price.
$90.95
$29^{95}$ - $49^{95}$
--Owner wants customers to relieve his inventory of fine 3 pc.
suits          As 1/2  Hair Off
At 1/3 & Half Off
839 Massachusetts
Town Shop
5. NURSING CARE
recreation improvement program approved last year by the Student Senate.
6. COLLECTOR'S ITEMS WOMEN'S WEAR
WOMEN - Tender loving care is needed for this distressed in Gauchos.
Women ... 81°
Bosses ... 13°
Long Dresses ... 20°
WOMEN'S WEAR
7. LIBERATED WOMEN
THE
68"x68" Cord Suits
(only $21.95)
88"x88" Blazers (4 only
$37.95)
44"x44" Pendleton Slacks
(only $21.95)
The Senate approved an increase in student activity fees to finance the work on fields near Robinson Gymnasium and 23rd Avenue, under official authorization by the Regents is required.
Give freedom to these dresses
Long at `'10`-`'20`
Reg. at `'16`-`'19`
8. HOMEMAKER
Women of Taste and sensitivity needed to give proper home to a stock of Silk Scarves 1.20
Jeans 1.00
Jeans 8.33
9. HOME FOR POPS
SWATTERS-WOMENS
AIR SLEEES
ALL WEEDS
15 000 . 5.00
15 000 . 7.93
28 000 . 9.33
SWATTERS-WOMENS
CLOAK NEK
CLOAK NEK
WERE NOW
13.00 6.50
27.00 13.50
10. SNOW JOB
Available on womens cord
sticks
$^{420}$ now $^{149}$ *h*
Jeans
$^{260}$ now $^{81}$
11. NO EXCHANGES
NO PHONE ORDERS
NO REFUNDS
NOT ALL STOCK
share of higher Social Security taxes recently approved by Congress.
KU is scheduled to appear at 2:45 p.m. KU today to present its requests. KU will ask the Regents to authorize spending $40,000 in student activity fee money for further improvements to University athletic fields at the Lawrence campus as part of a
At the Back of the Townshop
Grand Opening
YOU'RE INVITED TO DISCOVER FLYING AT YOUR NEW CESSNA PILOT CENTER.
- Bring your family.
- Enjoy a great day.
- Sign up for a special $10.00 Discovery Flight.
- Learn about the pilot education program that puts learning to fly in its simplest form.
- Examine the world's most popular trainer — the Cessna Model 152.
PLACE: Mid-America Aviation Forbes Field-Topoka 1 blk. south of Terminal
DATE: Feb. 18th
TIME: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Look for the Cessna Pilot Center sign.
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