Wednesday, April 12, 2000
The University Daily Kansan
Section A·Page 3
Campus safety
Delta Force: Campus is safe, and the Campus Safety Advisory Board is handling the issue by itself; in favor of having safety escorts on campus.
Independents: Install 24-hour safety booths on campus and crackdown on alcohol use to discourage crime.
Resume Builders: A drunk bunny could monitor parking lots at night and hold students' hands while they cross the street.
Students First: SafeBus would keep students from drinking and driving by taking them from bar-saturated areas, such as Massachusetts Street and 14th and Ohio streets; to campus and off-campus areas; to increase lighting on campus and off-campus areas where students live, such as sorority houses.
United Students: Increase police patrolling on foot to encourage personal safety and to deter auto theft.
Off-campus issues
Delta Force: Offcampus resource center would assist students in moving off campus by providing students feedback on apartments and managers; help students set up utilities at their new apartment.
independent Candidates: In favor of a resource center because it could help students find roomates, and sell and buy furniture.
Resume Builders: Set up a system in which students had their mom's phone numbers and could call them for help moving off campus.
**Students First:** A Web site for off-campus students to provide an online apartment guide; could be updated easily and would be cheaper than creating a center.
United Students: A printed apartment guide with ratings of apartments complexes and managers supported through advertising in the booklet.
Delta Force: Traditional lobbying of the Kansas Legislature has not paid off; new tactics needed.
Independent Candidates: Tuition increase evidence of not enough lobbying; issues on campus needed to be taken care of first.
Role of lobbying
Resume Builders: Lobbying Washington more profitable than Topeka; would rather spend its time in Kansas City's Westport district.
Students First: Lobbying is the role of the Student Legislative Awareness Board, not the student body president; named Students First because the candidates want to spend more time in Lawrence than Topeka.
United Students: The role of lobbyist was an important part of the office; plans to lobby the Kansas Legislature for a tuition bill of rights that would protect students from large tuition increases.
Responses compiled by Erinn Barcomb
Delta Force: Allow graduate students to gain a voice at the University by leading Student Senate executive committees; have a position on the executive staff of the university. More daycare space available for nontraditional students' children; enlist help from the school of education and use space in area churches.
Graduate and nontraditional student issues
Resume Builders: As for graduate issues, they hoped to graduate some day.
independent Candidates: Carl Folsom III,
Independent candidate - expand KU Non
Trads and form outreach programs to inform
nontraditional students about campus
issues. O'Neal and no- specific plans
for the campus would benefit graduate students, including
having libraries and Robinson Center open
24 hours a day.
Students First: No official stance on nontraditional issues; talked with nontraditional students who said that they were not prepared to take the calendar about campus events in the Kansan or Digital Jeyhawk and getting locker rental available on campus.
Student Senate candidates' records checked
By Mindie Miller
Kansan staff writer
The University Daily Kansan conducted background checks on all Student Senate candidates. The following information came from files at the Douglas County District and Lawrence Municipal courts.
Lawrence Municipal Court
Jared R. Buchbaum
Jason Williams/KANSAN
Minor in possession citation issued Mav 14, 1999
Running for College of Liberal Arts and Sciences senator for Students First
David B. Dieterich
Minor in possession citation issued May 8,1998
Erika L. Frantz
Running for CLAS senator for Resume Builders
Driving under the influence of
alcohol — March 31,2000
First appearance in municipal court at 745 a.m. April 19, 2000
Running for School of Education senator for United Students
Lana S. Guilfoyle
Minor in possession citation issued April 26,1999
Running for School of Journalism senator for Resume Builders
Sara E. McBride
Minor in possession citation issued Jan. 21, 2000
Running for CLAS senator for Resume Builders
Lisa M. Meinen
Minor in possession citation issued May 11,1997
Running for CLAS senator for Delta Force
Minor in possession citation issued Sept. 13, 1998
Amy E. O'Gara
Running for School of Social Welfare senator for Delta Force
Dallas L. Rakestraw
Minor in possession citation issued March 2, 2000
Eric D. Tavlor
Running for Nunemaker senator for United Students
Minor in possession citation issued Oct.1. 1997
Running for Journalism senator for Resume Builders
Christopher J. Ward
Minor in possession citation issued Jan. 24, 1999
Running for Nunemaker senator for Delta Force
R.J. Woodring
Running for CLAS senator for United Students
Minor in possession citation
sued March 28, 1998
Douglas County District Court
Joshua P. Brown
Minor in possession and unlawful use of a driver's license citations issued Feb. 5,2000
Running for Nunemaker senator for Students First
Erin M. Dav
Minor in possession and unlawful use of a driver's license citations issued Aug. 28, 1999
Running for Nunemaker senator for United Students
David A. Jack
Running for vice president for Resume Builders
Minor in possession and unlawful use of a driver's license citations issued Aug. 13, 1999
Rachel D. Henrv
Minor in possession citation issued July 23,1999
Running for CLAS senator for United Students
check out kansan.com for additional coverage of Student Senate elections
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