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Monday, November 7, 1977
University Daily Kansau
McKernan resigns seat criticizes Leben's efforts
Randy McKernan, Salina senior, resigned his position as student senator last week, saying that he was "fed up with the way thines are run."
McKernan, in a letter Thursday to Mike Hiper, StudEx chairman, stated that he had considered resigning many times, but decided to stay. He said a senator was no longer worth his time.
"It’s obvious after last week’s meetings." McKernan said last night. "That there’s no room for it."
Only one more person than necessary for a quorum attended Thursday night's meeting. Wednesday's meeting was receded because of a lack of a quorum.
McKernan said that Steve Leben, student body president, was difficult to work with and that he had made many student senators apathetic.
"EVERYTHING HAS to go his way. The registration recognition resolution was defeated, but he can't accept it. To me, it is a trivial matter," he said.
Leben recently proposed a resolution opposing an administration policy that requires all campus groups to be recognized as employees. If they can be considered for Senate funding
That resolution failed but was brought up for consideration at last week's meeting by Jill Grubaugh, journalism senator. It was, however, postponed until another meeting.
"Leben's personality is such that he's difficult to work with." McKennan said.
Mkernan said that Leben had had good intentions, but that very little had been taken.
Leben recently said that his job was not to make things happier, but to get things aca-
**pressioned.**
"I would agree if I felt he had ac-complished anything," McKernan said. "But all he has now is a bunch of unhappy noele."
MCKERNAN, WHO WAS defeated by Leben for student body president last year, said that it was too late to remedy the problem this year.
"A lot of people realize the problems," he said. "But solving them is something else."
Leben said last night that McKernan had some valid points, but that he disagreed with him that nothing had been accomplished.
Leben said he would match his administration's accomplishments with other administrations' accomplishments in recent years.
He said three of his major projects would be accomplished by the end of his ad-
gression.
Leben said that McKernan might have had a misunderstanding of the student body.
"My job is student body president, not Student Senate president," he said.
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Fans at yesterday's games probably were happier with the teams they saw than the ones that were displayed Saturday, in Alpha Beta and beyond. Alpha Tornase and Delta Upsilon.
Cheers still echoed from Memorial Stadium yesterday, but this time the crowd was there for the Hill Championships of the intramural football league.
ATO quarterback Mark Mullinin, Overland Park junior, was almost a oneman show, completing 20 of 27 passes for three touchdowns in leading ATO to a decisive 24-14 win. Mullinin led ATO to the end zone on all two possessions.
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ATO STARTED OFF the game as world-beaters. Mullinix connected on a 45-yard pass to set up the first score, a 24-yard field goal by Kevin Kombrink. But Delta Uplift came right back, scoring on a 63-yard pass and Brad Rocked Ted Smith to slot back Jay Coulter.
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Mallinsk, though, did not want any of the crews to respond to receivers' hearses. "I'd throw it away that way," she said.
ATO came out fast in the second half, scoring on a seven-yard pass from Mullinix to Bill Berkennelier, who later caught an identical pass for the winner's final score.
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he's thrown all year," ATO's coach, Bill O'Connor, said. "He's always been capable of throwing that well. He's an excellent quarterback."
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In the women's championship game, Kappa Alpha Theta used an air duo to capture the title, 13-6 over Oliver Hall, an independent entry. Quarterback Reenie McGannon consistently hit receiver Jean Pollard throughout the game, including one scoring pass, to give the Theta women the victory.
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THETA'S DEFENSE played a major role, stopping many Oliver threats, before giving up only its second touchdown of the year late in the final period. "We held them when we had to," defensive coach Jeff Nelson said.
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A 36-yard play play between the Theta duo set up the first score.
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