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Friday, February 16, 1979
University Dally Kansan
Results . . .
From page one
cess would take longer because of the high turnout, but the 22 workers who helped him get his work done.
Mitchelson said five formal complaints had been submitted to the elections committee. One from Barry Shalinsky, who won the off-campus seat, came in Wednesday. The other four were submitted before the 8 p.m. deadline yesterday.
Two were complaints about the handling of ballots at the polling places. Shalinsky complained that off-campus ballots were used in the presidential candidate Keizer, a presidential candidate, complained that the Nunemaker district ballots were mixed up at Gertrude Skeirs Pearl State University.
Mikelson said the two halls represented two Nineman districts. He and he could have had them together.
"With all the people rushing at them, it's easy to see how the workers could get the ballots mixed up," he said. "You could even say that it happened everywhere. It's a common occurrence in every election that people get the wrong ballots."
Etta Walker, off-campus senator, sent a counter-complaint against Shalinsky, who also had complained Wednesday about a bettie's failure to off-campus students on Senate stationary.
The letter told the students of the elections and other information concerning off-campaign.
Shulmansky that because the letter was sent on Station station, it showed bias in the wording.
Walker said the letter was supposed to have been sent earlier, but that she had received it and would wait.
"I think Etta had all the right in the world to send that letter," Michelson said. "She worked hard while she was in office, and I monitored her work with computers on computer print-out sheets."
The fifth complaint was from Rob Green, Hays senior, who said he thought the election campaign financing regulations were inadequate and should be investigated.
STUDENT BODY
PORCH STEP 964
Mark Sternberg, president
George Gunter, vice-president
IMAGINATION 803
Clair Keeser, president
Craig Tengelson, vice-president
DLP7288
Bon Allen, president
Jon Allen, vice-president
APATHY 356
Mark Hammiggers, president
Clair Keeser, vice-president
LA PLUME 322
Jon Allen, vice-president
John Hammigger, vice-president
ARCHITECTURE (top 2 are winners)
P.K. Wood, Imagination) 36
William Winters, Imagination) 34
Steven Steen (Porch Step) 31
Doug Connett (Independent) 29
Joan Dustin (Independent) 21
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (top 4 are winners)
Kevin A. Malti, Math (Porch Step) 117
Kevin A. Malti, Math (Porch Step) 117
Tim Trump (Imagination) 81
Bill Kamka (Imagination) 79
Paul Naive (Imagination) 64
Paul Naive (Imagination) 64
Caryk Hogans (Porch Step) 55
Ed Rutana (Porch Step) 49
Ed Rutana (Porch Step) 49
Hilton Laish (Porch Step) 37
Peter Dewan (La平面)
EDUCATION (all are winners)
David Ewing (Even Step) 72
Carla Hammon (Porch Step) 62
Betteca Bowden (Independent) 62
Betteca Bowden (Independent) 62
Donna Helder (Imagination) 53
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (top eight are winners)
Leon Brady II (Pivot Step) 110
Wayne Cobb III (Pivot Step) 98
S Steve Mather (Porch Step) 84
Mati Marshiermer (Imagination) 79
Fred Macdonald (Independent) 80
Don Johnson (Porch Step) 82
John Wilson (Imagination) 79
Greg Hawley (Imagination) 79
Dianne Watson (Imagination) 78
Diane Wrenner (Imagination) 73
Bill Whitney (Imagination) 78
Michael Willis (Imagination) 73
Ahn P. Loney (Independent) 66
Brian Shoup (Independent) 65
Wendy Wrenner (Independent) 65
Sylvester Apaun (Independent) 60
George Gale (Cape Town) 49
Marty Bohl (Chaw) 40
JOURNALISM (top 3 are winners)
Washington Independent (Independent) 61
Scott Roberts (Independent) 34
Carl Newman (Purch Sleep) 47
Carl Neen (Independent) 25
Lee Ferris (Independent) 25
Lee Ferris (Independent) 25
GRADUATE SCHOOL (24 women)
132
(the others are writers who must be contacted before the job must be completed) must be contacted before the job must be completed
FINE ARTS (all are winners)
Imagination (Imagination)
Dana Glover (Front Step)
Den M. Wagner (Forrest Step)
Dan M. Wagner (Front Step)
Marty Shevchuk (Imagination)
Marty Shevchuk (Imagination)
LAW (top 24 winners)
Gary Clayton (Junny Who) ... 31
Darren Watson (Who) ... 27
LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES (top 15 are winners)
THE REPORT, prepared by a University Senate subcommittee, called for the establishment of the center and SenEx Cancellor Arche R. Dykes to approve it.
However, the University Executive committee, Wednesday endorsed a report which recommended that the building be purchased.
LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES (top 15 are winners)
C扎雷·卡迪y Imagination) 391
Claire Kuc-Kurdry (Imagination) 381
Tom Worth (Porch Step) 352
Tom Worth (Bombardier Imagination) 326
Bruce Lebon (Porch Step) 324
Tom Mullerleider (Imagination) 326
Tom Mullerleider (Imagination) 323
Maryse Paretian (Imagination) 233
Scott Schmalherl (Imagination) 218
Scott Schmalherl (Imagination) 217
Terry Graves (Porch Step) 205
A building recommended by a University Senate subcommittee for use as an international student center probably cannot be represented to a representative of the building's owners.
Building probably can't be sold
Messinae said the United Ministers building is owned by the Presbyterian Synod of Mid America, which decided two years ago not to sell the building after voting to continue religious counseling there. He said he was sure the decision was still in effect.
The representative, the Rev. Paul Messinoe, chairman of the board of trustees of the United Ministries building, 1204 Oread, said yesterday that the group owning the building announced two years ago that the building would not be sold.
EVEN IF A sale could be arranged,
Munsoene described the sale process as:
"One must order and pay by credit."
"They would have to write to the board of trustees, then meet with them and then they would have to go to the Symposium meeting in order that the process could last at least a year and a half."
Messinas said he was surprised that the subcommittee report had recommended that the United Ministries building be used as the center.
"WE'VE NEVER been contacted by anybody on the committee except for one call five months ago." Mesmie said. "I'm surprised that it's gone as far as it's gone. We've known for two years that we can't sell the center."
But the chairman of the University Senate subcommittee that prepared the report, Arthur Djang, assistant professor of business, said his committee did not have the power to start negotiations for the building.
"We didn't feel empowered to keep talking to them." Djang said. "We didn't
feel that it was proper at the time. In retrospect, it may have been better to do
DJANG SAID THAT plans for establishing the center would continue even if the United Ministries building were not available.
The committee has examined other sites, Djang said, including the abandoned Pik Kucheng.
The United Ministries building was recommended in the report because it met all criteria for a center. Those requirements included a large meeting room, a dining room and kitchen, a reading and study room, a TV room, recreation rooms and smaller rooms.
The center would be used as a place for meetings and activities of foreign students.
Brent Goktakow (Purch Step) 111
Jule Maileyh (Purch Step) 107
Krug Stephens (Imagination) 166
Sarah Adams (Rapport) 74
Eric Brabey (Purch Step) 68
Ian Gavin (Imagination) 64
Scott E. Landgraf (Purch Step) 64
Brian Godhman (Barton) 60
Robert Godhman (Imagination) 54
Mark Drazic (Imagination) 53
Matt McLeay (Imagination) 49
Androks Roberts (Rapport) 47
Andrew La Planta (Rapport) 49
Terri Topping (Rapport) 37
Cindy Perris (La Planta) 36
Mary Koehler (Rapport) 32
NINE MARKE DISTRICT TOP & top are winners
169 Kurt McGregor (Support) 126
Mark Rafferty (Support) 118
Chris Snyder (Support) 116
Rick Kautner (Support) 108
David Thompson (Imagination) 94
David Troms (Imagination) 93
Tam Smith (Imagination) 70
David Jones (Imagination) 69
Alice Abbot (La Plura) 64
Kayleen Koehler (La Plura) 64
OFF-CAMPUS SENATOR (One winner)
Bharat Shuklai (Independent) 202
Ishwar Kaur (Independent) 213
Gary Khanan (Reporter) 76
Gary Khuman (Independent) 110
Tim Pransaka (Independent) 71
NUNEKAMER DISTRICT 4 (top 5 are winners)
Jam Borelli (independent) ... 148
KANSAN Police Beat
Cumplied by David Edith
Haden S. Townsend (Forrest Schr) 199
Haden S. Townsend (Bingham Pierce) 197
Shammy Rashovitch (Happert) 197
Shammy Rashovitch (Happert) 196
Rulen Murillo (Forrest Schr) 181
Chris R. Litt (Independent) 178
Chris R. Litt (Independent) 177
Sharon Snow (La Plume) 177
Sharon Snow (La Plume) 176
Lonard Hawkins (Independent) 160
Lonard Hawkins (Independent) 160
Lambda Sigma Society
THEFT
A sophomore co honors society at the University of Kansas is now accepting applications its 1978-79 graduate's application form from the Office of Student Organizations and Admissions.
A car radio and tape player were stolen from the car of a University of Kansas professor Wednesday, according to Lawrence police.
NCAA Tournament (Top six are winners)
Matt Haighs (Imagination) 120
Matt Davis (Imagination) 124
Mark Goldman (Poch Step) 112
Mark Adams (Imagination) 108
Mark Myers (Poch Step) 100
Barbara Schreiner (Poch Step) 99
Barbara Schreiner (Poch Step) 98
the gave victory to Schreiner (Reporter) 98
the gave victory to Schreiner (Reporter) 98
Tracy Coon (Rapport) 96
Anna McDonald (Rapport) 94
Dana Koehler (Independent) 94
Robert Tetherhill (Imagination) 81
Anne Stucker (Happert) 78
Daniel Watterson (Happert) 78
Police said an AM-FM radio and cassette tape player valued at $126 were stolen from the car of G. Bushell, 625 Missouri St., in Oklahoma City on Tuesday, a professor of human development at KU.
Police said the car was parked at Bushell's residence when the theft occurred.
Applications due Feb. 20
If you have any questions, please inquire at the Office of Student Organizations and Activities.
SUA
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Feb. 20-22
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SUA Office, Lobby Level, Kansas Union
Black History Month Activities—February 15 through February 22
A11 GRFFK PARTY
Saturday, February 17 10:00 p.m.-1:45 a.m. Kansas Union
Sponsored by Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha Charge for Admission
BLACKS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
THE QUESTION OF COMPETENCY
University of Missouri, Columbia
Monday, February 19
7:00 p.m.
Forum Room, Union
Reception to follow
Sponsored by African Studies
Dr. Carolyn Dorsey, coordinator of Black Studies University of Missouri, Columbia
MALE/FEMALE COMMUNICATIONS WORKSHOP
Sponsored by the Office of Minority Affairs No Charge
Dr. Vernon Gettone and Dr. Dorothy Pennington, Moderators Tuesday, February 20 7:00-9:00 p.m. Stereo Room, Lewis Hall Sponsored by the Office of Minority Affairs
SOUTH AFRICANS AND AFRO-AMERICANS: POLITICAL STRUGGLES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE U.S.
Panel Discussion: Clarence Dillingham, Moderator Thursday, February 22 3:00:50 p.m. Jayhawk Room, Union Sponsored by Black Faculty and Staff Council
Sponsored by Black Faculty and Staff Council
No Charge
FILM: "HARVEST: 3000 YEARS"
Halle Gerima discusses his film following the showing Thursday, February 22 7:30 p.m. Woodruff Auditorium, Union Sponsored by Student Union Activities
Sponsored by Student Union Activities $1.00 Admission
For more information, call 864-4351
Sore Craver (Imagination) 148
Sore Craver (Imagination) 148
Diana Seedy (Imagination) 134
Diana Seedy (Imagination) 134
Nina Father (Imagination) 126
Nina Father (Imagination) 126
J.J Mark Kernan (Hourst Touch) 115
J.J Mark Kernan (Hourst Touch) 115
Sturie Henkel (Koppen) 99
Sturie Henkel (Koppen) 99
Wilma Henkel (Hourst Touch) 70
Kensiel H. Kemble (Kopch Touch) 69
For more information, call 864-4351
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NUNEMAKER DISTRICT'S (top 10 areas winners)
Kim Paul (Rapport) ... 158
Mark Hodges (Rapport) ... 160
Shelley Sutherland (Imagination) ... 162
Irwin Kent (Imagination) ... 164
Ment Kleinman (Rapport) ... 121
Kirk Meckman (Rapport) ... 124
Mark Kode (Imagination) ... 125
Jon Kissey (Imagination) ... 119
Kristy Kusenov (Imagination) ... 119
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
[Name] [Imagination] 673
VICE-PRESIDENT
Ammon McCauley (Imagination) 674
TRUMP CO
John M. Northrup (Imagination) 680
SECRETARY
SECRETARY (Imagination) 685
JUNION CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
D. September (Imagination) 492
VICE-PRESIDENT
Amy Hollowell (Imagination) 538
TEMANAGER
GB Brita (Imagination) 522
SCREENPLAY
Susan Kee (Imagination) 500
SENOR CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Bryan Spencer (imagination) 300
VICE-PRESident
Scott Sullivan (imagination) 273
TREASURE
Marcia McGilley (imagination) 441
SECRETARY
Bryan Hinds (imagination) 300
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