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SenEx head calls for campus input
The comprehensive review of KU programs, which has been mandated by the Board of Regents, should have student and faculty input at all levels, the head of University Senate Executive Committee said yesterday.
"We created a task force last fall on program assessment because we felt we would be better served if we evaluated the review process ourselves," said Tom Beeisecker, head of SenEx at the University Senate meeting yesterday. "Programs should be reviewed on the basis of quality and centrality to the University's mission."
- reviewing the policy concerning the cancellation of academic programs and recommending changes concerning the rights of faculty to appeal cancellations;
University Senate is composed of all faculty members and some members of Student Senate and meets once a semester. About 30 people attended Senate's spring semester meeting at Auditorium in the Kansas Union.
- changing the University Senate Rules and Regulations to require that all final exams be given during the scheduled examination period.
Senate approved an amendment to the University Senate Code that added the head of the Architectural Barriers committee to the Affirmative Action Board.
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Beiecker and Frances Ingemann, head of University Council, updated Senate members about the most important issues University governance has been dealing with. Those issues include;
Also, Senate approved part of an amendment requiring Athletic Committee members to be members of the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation.
Senate tabled the other part of the amendment, which proposed limiting the appointment of student members on the committee to one year.
A 3-year-old girl was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital yesterday morning after she fell from a wagon and hit her head on the sidewalk by her apartment at Stouffer Place Apartments, KU police reported. Her babysitter found her moments later and the girl fainted. She sustained bruises on her head.
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A videocassette recorder, a burglar-alarm control box, and 300 compact discs, valued together at $5,400, were taken between 4:45 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday from an apartment in the 800 block of West 25th Street, Lawrence police reported. An unidentified person entered the apartment from the rear door.
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House bounces with anger at release of bad-check list
Foley said the public had been left with the wrong impressions that checks were bounced when they simply had been held until paid and that public money was involved when it was not.
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Many members mentioned in yesterday's long list complained about slipshod practices at the bank, citing a letter from the American Bankers Association that said the situation would not have occurred if the checks had been processed by a commercial bank.
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WASHINGTON — Lawmakers reacted with embarrassment, regret, outrage and denial to yesterday's release of the names of 303 current and former House members who had written bad checks on the now-defunct House bank.
"It looks terrible for Congress as an institution, and for any member who's caught up in it," said Rep Chris Shays, R-Conn, who had 18 overdrafts.
House Speaker Thomas Foley, D-Wash., under fire for the institution's handling of the bad-check affair.
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