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Monday, February 28,1994
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
The Results
These awards were presented after Saturday night's performance:
Most Charitable Award for Ticket Sales:
Alpha Kappa Lambda and Alpha Chi Omega Best Show:
"For Whom the Will Told," Delta Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha
Best Original Song:
"Get a Clue (We're Nancy and Drew)." Delta Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha, original song by Charles Van Middlesworth II, Jamey Welch and Brennan Smith. Best Production Number:
"Could You Ask For Anything More," from "You are What You Eat," Kappa Kappa Gamma and Sigma Chi.
Best Use of Sets:
"Does Antibody Know?" Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi
Gamina Delta
Best Use of Costumes:
Gamma Delta.
"Does Antibody Know?"
Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi
Gamma Delta.
Kara Meysenburg as Nancy Hardy in "For Whom the Will Told," Delta Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha
Best Actor:
Best Actor:
Jamey Welch as Drew Hardy in "For Whom the Will Told," Delta Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha.
Best Supporting Actress:
Amy Loftus as Ivana Rodham Frump in "For Whom the Will Told," Delta Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha.
Best Supporting Actor:
University task force reviews non-traditional students' needs
Brian Goeser as Captain Antibody in "Does Antibody Know?" Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi Gamma Delta."
By Angelina Lopez
Kansan staff writer
With children, part-time jobs and commutes, non-traditional students have little time to get involved in student organizations.
lockers in the Kansas Union and in Hoch Auditorium
no penalties for students who miss class because of sick dependents
Lack of involvement on campus makes it difficult to determine non-traditional students' concerns and dissatisfaction with the University.
In April 1993, the task force submitted ten recommendations to the University Senate Executive Committee for changes on campus that would ease difficulties for non-traditional students. These recommendations included the following:
Issues affecting non-traditional students were discussed Wednesday by the non-traditional student task force, a group organized to address non-traditional students' concerns, present programs to the administration that deal with these concerns and make sure these programs are implemented.
extra parking for commuters
expansion of Hilltop Child Development Center
Alita Cooper, head of the task force and assistant professor of human development and family life, said she did not know what kind of progress had been made on the recommendations, but said she was looking into them.
There are approximately 5,000 nontraditional undergraduates at KU, said Kris McCusker, member of the task force and secretary for OAKS—NonTraditional Students Organization.
"Most of them are amazed when they hear that there are more than three," he said.
However, Ronnie Bryant, member of the task force and OAKS, said most non-traditional students did not realize how many of them there were.
Cooper said that non-traditional students do not realize each others' existence because they travel in small circles. With so many things to do in a day, she said, a non-traditional student goes directly to class then directly home.
At the task force meeting Wednesday, other issues that affect non-traditional students also were brought up.
McCusker said some administrative
The definition
the defendant
What defines a non-traditional student?
25 years old or older
married or formerly married
has dependents
veteran status
gap in formal education
commutes 10 miles or more
OKAS-Non-Traditional Students Organization, represents non-traditional students on campus. For more information call Gerri Vernon at 864-7317.
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and department office hours made it difficult for them to get to these offices.
you may have time at lunch to go to a department, but most of the departments are closed then," she said.
She suggested that the departments affecting non-traditional students the most, like the School of Business and the School of Education, arrange their hours one day a week to accommodate non-traditional students.
the five-member task force also includes Shirley Hill, assistant professor of sociology, and Del Shankel, professor of biology.
Reno concerned about trafficway
Kansanstaffreport
The South Lawrence Trafficway controversy has caught the attention of U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno.
Stacy James, head of the Haskell Indian Nations University Save the Wetlands committee, said that Randy Rathbum, U.S. attorney for Kansas, came to Haskell last week to listen to concerns about the proposed trafficway, which would cut through Haskell's spiritually significant wetlands along 31st Street.
"We were just basically briefing him on the situation," she said. "Hopefully, he's going to follow through. We're trying to get it solved before it gets any further."
"I think it's a very positive sign," James said. "Hopefully people will be able to understand our views, why we're doing what we're doing. We're not trying to block anything for Lawrence. It's just something we believe in strongly."
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