Monday, March 2, 1998
The University Daily Kansan
Section A · Page 3
If chancellor says OK, new plan may keep booth runners away
By Marc Sheforgen
By Marc Sheforgen mssheforgen @kansan.com
Kansas staff writer
The University Council approved the parking board's plan Thursday to crack down on booth runners.
The plan now will go before Chancellor Robert Hemenway. If approved by the chancellor, the plan would go into effect Aug. 1.
The plan calls for a $25 fine for first-time booth runners, a $50 fine for a second offense and a $75 fine for drivers who continue to disobey signs requiring drivers to have permits to drive on campus.
The original plan called for a verbal warning to be issued for first-time offenders, a written warning after a second offense, and a fine of $65 for each violation thereafter. However, the Senate Executive Committee decided that warnings would not be effective and revised the plan before sending it to University Council.
The parking department said that approximately 200 cars per day were running the booths and that congestion on campus was becoming a safety problem.
Cammi Heimann, Galesburg, Ill., graduate student, said that the idea was a good one, but that she did not think that safety was the big concern.
"I certainly don't agree with people who drive through campus when it's not allowed, but I don't buy the whole safety-issue thing," she said. "Once they get past the gate, they're not speeding."
Heimann said that she thinks students would think twice about running the booths if there was a threat of a fine but that the booth attendants may have their hands full trying to catch offenders.
"I think you would have to have another person in the booth to sort of be the license plate writer-downer," she said.
Alan Mulally, president of Boeing Co., talks with an audience member Friday. Mulally spoke to a crowd of approximately 700 people in the Kansas Union Ballroom in conjunction with the Engineering Exposition. Photo by Corie Waters/KANSAN
Boeing president urges unity
By Sara Anderson
Kansan staff writer
Working together is the key to a successful future, said the president of Boeing Information. Space and Defense Systems.
Alan Mulally, University of Kansas graduate and Lawrence native, spoke to about 700 KU students, faculty, staff and high school students Friday at the 1998 Engineering Expo at the Kansas Union Ballroom.
"It's about working together," Mulally said. "That's a tough concept at school because we weren't supposed to work together. It was called cheating. Now we treasure working together."
Bogdan Pathak, Albuquerque, N.M., senior.
said Mulally's speech hit home.
"I thought he was an excellent speaker, and what he said about how everyone needs to work together was important," Pathak said.
Mulally spoke about the 777 aircraft, the first to be designed entirely on computers. The project included 24,000 people in 238 design teams around the world.
Mulally, who served as vice president and general manager of the 777 division, said consumers ultimately would decide what has worth.
"The person that will decide the value will be us, the people of the world," he said. "We will decide what has value, so it's important to stay together."
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