4A
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
NEWS
MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2005
Red Lyon Tavern
Red Lyon Tavern
A touch of Irish in downtown Laurence
944 Mass. 832-8228
Chanay was also expelled from Student Senate last week for not showing enough dedication for the future and for missing too many meetings.
Student Voice Web site.
Chanay
Whether Student Voice wins this election, Chanay will still remain involved with politics.
"I don't think this will cause us to lose any votes," Chanay said. "We just have to stay in the
Chanay considers himself a political lankie, and in his free time he likes to watch political news on television and read about politics on the Internet.
"I really got into politics in 2000 during the Gore/Bush race," Chanay said. "I watched
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A
all the debates and decided who I wanted to support."
Chanay said he is fascinated
with the political process and how much of people's rights and money are controlled by the process.
game and ignore that aspect of the campaign."
The elder Chanay said politics had always been something that linked his son and him together.
fascinates me."
"We're really the only two in the family that are into politics, so it was always been a common bond between us," Dennis Sr. said. "We still go out and talk about the latest in politics when he is home."
"We put so much money and energy into it, and then we don't trust it." Chanay said. "It just
Edited by Jennifer Voldness
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A
Sterner
When Sterner's mother,
teacher, Jerry Lonard, who worked on former South Dakota Sen. George McGovern's campaign.
"Even early on, Nick has always known what he has wanted to do," Marilyn Sterner said. "He has always been very ambitious and involved."
Serner first got involved in Student Senate when he was a freshman and met Student Senate's legislative director at the time. She convinced him to get involved in one of the committees.
Sterner's relationship with Senate extends even into his
personal life. Sterner has been dating Catherine Bell, a former student body vice president, for two years. Bell is in her first year of law school at Kansas.
"She has helped me out a lot throughout the election," Sterner said. "She puts things into perspective for me and gives some historical insight into the campaign."
Sterner knows that running for president for the KUnited coalition comes with some pressure. KUnited has not lost in a Senate election since becoming a coalition, and that makes Sterner and Jones the favorite for this year's election, KUnited's fourth.
"I like the tradition KUnited has and the pressure for excellence that comes with it," Sterner said.
After college, Sterner said he would probably go to law school or try to get his master's degree in business administration.
— Edited by Azita Tafreshi
Jardon
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A
scholarship hall, Jardon said she was the only person there involved in greek life.
Stereotypes have never bothered jardon, as she said in high school she was the cheerleader who dated the captain of the football team.
"I did the Science Olympiad," Jardon said. "It doesn't get much worse than that."
Jardon said that before she dated the captain of the football team, she was a nerd in middle school.
She knows that she is different, but said she would never change who she was or what she stands for. Growing up in Johnson County, Jardon said everyone was basically the same. When she arrived at college she liked seeing how different people were, and that made her want to get involved in various
activities on campus.
Although Jardon has never served in Student Senate before, she still has a long list of activities at school. Besides being in a sorority, Jardon has been the Baby Jay mascot since last April and had also served on the homecoming committee in 2004, along with being a member of the scholarship hall selection committee.
Even though she hasn't served in Senate, Jardon said she had been thinking about running for president for a long time.
"It's time to change Senate," Jardon said. "I think we can be the ones to do that."
Her running mate, Stephanie Craig, thinks that she and Jardon can end Delta Force's three-year losing streak. Craig said that Elaine was a different type of candidate than past Delta Force candidates because she was more involved on campus and had a great understanding of how things work on campus.
— Edited by Lori Bettes
ONLINE COURSES OR
8 WEEK SESSION May 24 to July 21
1ST FIVE WEEK SESSION May 24 TO June 30
2nd FIVE WEEK SESSION July 5 to August 4
(785) 231-1010
www.washburn.edu
Baby Jay's Feast:
•2 Medium pizzas any way you want it
•10 breadsticks
•2-liter of pop
Only $19.99
843-3000 843-2211 843-7044
23rd & Louisiana ●6th & Wakarusa ●9th & Mass
COME HEAR
Yehiel Leiter
CHIEF OF STAFF FOR ISRAELI FINANCE MINISTER, BENJAMIN NETANYAHU
JORDAN
Caravan for Democracy
Tuesday, April 12th
Hansen Hall, Dole Institute of Politics 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM)
University of Kansas
Caravan for Democracy is co-sponsored by KU Hillel, KUIA, AEPi, SDT, International Studies Department
Space is limited-register now! Photo ID required No bags allowed
Register or find out more: www.caravanfordemocracy.org or call 800-969-5585 x247
Caravan for Democracy drives constructive dialogue on college campuses throughout the United States by bringing different speakers from Israel to discuss the challenges Israel faces as the only democracy in the Middle East.
CARAVAN for DEMOCRACY
Israel and America: Sharing hopes. Sharing values.
www.caravanfordemocracy.org
Caravan for Democracy is supported by:
JEWISH NATIONAL FUSEE
www.jnf.org
MEDIAWATCH
INTERNATIONAL
HAMAGSHI MIM