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University Daily Kansan / Thursday, January 16, 1992
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Members will participate in Cinco de Mayo parade to be held in Kansas City Kansan staff report
Racine said HALO planned to work on increasing publicity for Hispanic Heritage Month and to increase Hispanic enrollment.
Hernandez said HALO currently worked with Boys and Girls Club of Lawrence but wanted to do more with that organization.
New officers for the Hispanic-American Leadership Organization will begin their year-long terms this semester.
The new HALO officers are Suzanne Racine, Arlington Heights, IL., sophomore, president; Jose Urdaneta, Topeka senior, vice president; Cheryl Hernandez, Shawnee freshman, treasurer; Lynne Lyman, Frankfort freshman, secretary; Richard Trujillo, Topeka sophomore, sergeant at arms; and Kelsey Williams, Topeka sophomore, historian.
Also, Racine said, the group wanted to arrange visits with Hispanic high school students and wanted to encourage them to visit the campus.
The 1992 leaders want to concentrate on organizing new activities and improving last year's programs.
"We're very excited about this semester," Hernandez said. "We're excited about the Cinco de Mayo activities, but we also want to try and do more community service."
Racine said the organization's primary focus this semester would be activities for Cinco de Mayo, the holiday celebrating Mexican independence.
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"About 60 Hispanic organizations will be participating in a Cincode Mayo parade in Kansas City, and we decided to have a float in the parade," she said.
hold a luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. today at Alcove I in the Kansas Union.
Stereo equipment valued at $1,240 was not returned to a Lawrence home, as of yesterday, after a man let three people, one of whom he knew, into his house to borrow the equipment Friday. Lawrence police reported.
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Jewelry and cash valued together at $2,794 were taken from a home in the 300 block of Kansas Street on Tuesday, Lawrence police
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A vacuum cleaner valued at $150 was taken from the Burge Union cafeteria Tuesday, KU police reported.
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