University Daily Kansan, June 5. 1985
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Convictions won't bring steps by KU
By Shawn Aday Staff Reporter
No disciplinary action from the University is expected against three football players who pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery charges in Douglas County District Court May 9. A drive assistant to head football coach Mike Goffried said Friday.
Dave Didion, the assistant, said the convictions not affect the scholarships or other financial aid of jumors Mike Norseman, 20, and Peter Nelson, 21, defensive tackle; and Jay Hager, 21, defensive lineman.
Each of the three was sentenced to two years probation and 100 hours or more of community service work to be completed this summer for their role in a fight April 6 in the parking lot of Gammon's, 1601 W. 23rd St. A 24-year KU student went to the hospital with a possible concussion as a result of the fight.
Norseth, Anderson and Hager came forward voluntarily after a misdemeanor battery charge was filed against freshman linebacker Guy O'Gara, 19, in connection with a fight because of the information they provided. The charge against O'Garon was dropped.
A "misdemeanor battery charge still is pending against junior offensive lineman Bryan Howard, 21, in connection with a fight that allegedly took place March 31 at the New Place, 2406 Fifth Avenue, a 72-year-old KU employee suffered a fractured ankle, a broken cerdum and several lacerations in that incident.
Howard's trial is set for Aug. 20.
He asked for the delay so that he could return to his home in Woodland Hills, Calif.
As part of their sentence for the April 6 fight, Norseth, Anderson and Hager were ordered to apologize to rest of the football team. However, with the court's permission, that has been postponed until fall because a team meeting would have counted as a practice in violation of NCAA rules, Didion said.
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KU summer enrollment estimated to be 7,600
By Gina Kellogg Staff Reporter
About 2,000 students enrolled Monday for the summer semester at the University of Kansas, bringing the total number of students enrolled to about 7,600, based on estimates from last summer's enrollment.
However, official figures will not be released until next week, the director of student records said yesterday.
Gary Thompson, the director, said,
"There is no indication that it is going to be any higher or lower. It doesn't change an awful lot from one summer to another."
Most of the students attending KU this summer already had enrolled in the spring when they went through early enrollment for the fall semester, he said. But some students wait to enroll for various reasons. Sometimes they may plan on working but may fail to get a job.
Late enrollment begins at 8:30
Enrollment has progressed without many problems, Thompson said, despite long early morning lines for registration and fee payment yester-
day. Strong Hall and registered and paid fees yesterday at the Kansas Union
"I would estimate that in the first hour, about one-sixth of the time we're open, we had about one-third of the room used to pay fees and register," he said.
a. m. today at the Enrollment Center. 111 Strong Hall, and will end June 17
"We like to have a letter schedule for students to pay fees by, but since it was concurrent with classes, we didn't want students to cut class to pay fees," he said. "So we did it without the letter schedule so they could just come in between classes or before or after."
Don Trible, assistant director of educational services, said that the long lines for registration had ended about 11 a.m.
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"We made payment and registration concurrent with classes because that means two-thirds of the students didn't have to come back a day early," Thompson said. "A lot of students like that."
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