University Daily Kansan, February 18, 1981
voted best by th St., avenue
com
board
new
money
building
5 new
Page 3
y ap-
anyone
coins,
ord all
pays
Revenue
From page 1
Fry said that the Kansan needed to carry forward at least $35,000 to cover monthly printing costs.
"It's not savings. We use it," Fry said.
the Kansan's proposed budget included money to purchase $250,000 worth of computerized equipment over a five-year period.
Loren Busy, Finance and Auditing Committee chairman, said the equipment expenditure was justified because the money was needed for five years.
"This group is talking about $250,000 for equipment funded over the next five years," he said. "If Student Senate would rather to allocate $250,000 this
year out of its 95,000 unallocated account, that's fine, go ahead and try it."
Fry said equipment purchased with the fee increase would decrease production costs in the long run.
The other recommendations approved were:
- Increasing University Concert Series' allocation from 75 cents to $1.16.
* Increasing the Chamber Music Series' allocation from 10 cents to 18 cents.
- Increasing KU Forensics'
allocation from 10 cents to 14 cents.
- Increasing the Legal Services Program's allocation from $1.25 to $1.75
- Increasing the Associated Students
IN OTHER BUSINESS, the Senate voted to offer the Legal Services' attorney position to Cindy Week, who is an attorney for the Kansas Defender Project. Weekl will replace Steve Ruddick, who resigned this spring.
of Kansas' membership fee allocation from 28 cents to 40 cents.
- Maintaining the Recreation Advisory Board's allocation at $2.55.
The Senate approved a resolution opposing the proposed move of the KU-MU home football game in Arrowhead Stadium.
The Senate also approved a resolution urging the University to allow beer sales in Memorial Union to promote revenue sports and the Kansas Union Memorial Board.
Several student seats in the College Assembly will remain unfilled next year unless more student seats are added to this year than have been in the past.
Teri Carswell, assistant to the dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, said that there had not been enough student representatives to fill the allotted seats since 1978 and came to the University of Kansas.
Carswell said that most of the unfilled seats were for freshmen.
"The freshmen probably haven't been here long enough to be aware of the Assembly or what it does,"
Seats remain open for Assembly
Carswell said, "The sophomores and juniors have been around long enough to really understand and get involved."
The College Assembly is the governing body of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Its members are responsible for implementing academic policies, making budget requests and acting on any other issues that concern the College's faculty or students.
Undergraduate representatives to the Assembly are elected to oneyear terms every February.
Nomination for undergraduate representatives are available in the College office, 208 Strong Hall.
N nomination forms should be submitted to the College office by 4:30 p.m. Monday. Any freshman, sophomore or junior who is enrolled in the College is eligible to run for president. Elections will be Feb. 26-27. All voting will take place in the College office.
Regular Assembly meetings are on the first Tuesday of every month in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union.
OH DO WE HAVE A PARTY FOR YOU!!
The Sanctuary is inviting you to join us in a very special dinner treat on Saturday, February 28th.
The Menu
- One 11/2 lb. live Maine lobster
- All the boiled shrimp you can eat
- Baked potato, sour cream, chives, butter
- Young peas nestled in an artichoke bottom with sauce
- Total cost for hors d'oeuvres and dinner (feast) is ONLY $15.00 (plus tips)
- Spinach salad with mushrooms and a special garlic toast
For reservations call: Face or Body.
- Hice or becky
9:30 am-6:30 pm
Mon-Sat at 843-O540
-Confirmed only by advanced payment before Wednesday, February 25th
-75 person limit
- MEMBERS &
THEIR GUESTS ONLY
- Memberships Available. 10 day waiting period
1401 W. 7th 843-O54O
We'll Service Your Car For Less!
REMEMBER!
Ron Griffin
Service Manager
Jerry Sinovic Service Adviser
TUNE-UP SPECIAL All Japanese Imports
TOYOTA
LAWRENCE
MAZDA
LAWRENCE AUTO PLAZA 842-2191
$36^95
We'll:
with coupon
(included all parts
and labor—6cyl.
models and rotary
engines slightly higher.)
- install new spark plugs
- replace points and cond. (If appl.)
- set engine to recommended manufacturer's specifications
- adjust carburetor
- inspect operation of choke
- install new fuel filter
- check all underhood fluid levels
GAOW WITH WESLEY
Nursing Graduates
Look what we have for you when you're part of the We in Wesley:
$16,500-plus!
How's that for starters? That is minimum, without recent or related experience, and includes shift and weekend differential pay.
But pay is only the beginning. Nurses who are part of the We in Wesley enjoy a great many superior benefits:
- Vacation after only 6 months of full-time employment.
- Excellent insurance, much of it fully paid by Wesley Medical
- Well Pay/Sick Pay. You get extra pay for each half-year of perfect attendance, but still have paid sick leave if you should need it.
- 8 paid holidays per year.
Center. Comprehensive medical and dental, single and family coverage available, group life, long-term disability, etc. Retirement. Also tax-sheltered annuity to which both you and Wesley contribute.
- Too many benefits to list here!
And Wichita has things to do,
places to go, and jobs for other
family members as well.
- A wellness program to help you keep in tip-top health.
...
MAIL TO
Lora Lagree, R.N.
Employment Specialist —
Nursing Service
Center
521 N. Hillside
Wichita, Kansas 67214
or call collect
(316) 868-2603
Please tell me more about Me, We, and Wesley
address
city, state, zip
degree goal & date expected
specific nursing interests
degree goal & date expected
Maggie's Pantry
7:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Trudays till 8:00 P.M.
1000 Massachusetts 841-5404
TONIGHT IS PITCHER NIGHT at THE HAWK
ADMIRAL
CAR RENTAL
843-2931
2340 Alabama
Lawrence, Kansas
Over 17 years in the business.
Snow tires available.
PETSTEP
Sweetheart Specials
20% OFF! all stock included
Hill Science Diet Pet Foods
20% OFF
other items reduced to $ \frac{1}{2} $ price
SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH FEBRUARY
PETSTEP
841-4300 Malls Shopping Center 711 W.23rd
Lose 17 to 26pound or more in just six weeks
Classified ads get results
"It's a Natural"
935 Iowa
Hillcrest Medical
Center
SPRING BREAK
March 13-22
$245 FREE POOLSIDE
LEASE
- transportation &
free party enroute
BEER
TRIP INCLUDES:
free party enroute
tennis and golf
- transportation &
- accommodations 8 days
- nightclub and disco (local age 18)
- *nightclub and disco* (legal age)
- *free transportation* 18)
- *in Disney World*
RESERVE SEATS
NOW!
CONTACT: Jimmy Gravely
749-298-5 6-10 p.m
Classic Styling
The return to traditional fashion includes "classic hair styling." For the complete professional look, your hair style must be coordinated with your wardrobe . . . neat, orderly and well groomed. Come to Gentlemen's Quarters for your professional look . . . performed by professionals.
GENTLEMEN'S QUARTERS
611 W. 9th • 843-2138
SPECIAL NOTICE: Professor Carl Leban will discuss the special Summer Session Course "Exploring China" and show a brief descriptive film, Thursday February 19, at 7:30 p.m. in 4063 Wescoe Hall. Free and open to the public.
EXPLORING CHINA
July 13-August 9,1981
SUMMER SESSION 1981, EALC 599
Topics in EALC: EXPLORING CHINA
This unique summer session course, with both undergraduate or graduate credit, offers an unparalleled opportunity to study the living culture of Modern China—by actually being there! My wife and I, who will lead the class and discussions en route, have been teaching for half years. For the last 15 years, I have taught Chinese language, history and culture at KU
We are certain this will be a most memorable and informative course and tour. For all details—iterary and special features—call or write me for a free descriptive brochure.
Carl Leban
Associate Professor
EALC
Carl Laban
1927 W. 29th Court
Lawrence, KS 64084
(913)-843-2915
864-3100
Please send free brochure: EXPLORING CHINA.
Name ___
Address ___
City ___ $___ Zip ___
---
28 Days—11 Exciting Cities
- Daily tours—
* Informed discussion—
* Chinese-speaking tour leader—
* College credit available!—
* $3,195 from San Francisco