University Daily Kansan, October 10, 1984 CAMPUS AND AREA Page 9 Fraternity appeals disciplinary ruling By JULIE COMINE Staff Reporter The president of Alpha KappaLambda fraternity last night filed an appeal with the president of the Interfraternity Council in response to disciplinary actions taken against AKL last week. The Judiciary Council of the IFC on Thursday placed the AKL house on social probation for the semester and on disciplinary probation for the rest of the school year. GLIENN JEWELL, AKL president, said the IFC's executive board would hear the appeal within two weeks. The executive board consists of six IFC officers and IFC adviser Scott Hartman If the fraternity's appeal is not successful, the fraternity may take its case to the IFC general assembly, which consists of fraternity presidents, IFC representatives and executive board members. Hartman said he would not comment on the incident until the appeal process was finished. "I think that it's important to this case to keep everything confident he said." The decision of Council is not final by any means. The Judiciary Council levied the sanctions against the AKL house after Alpha Gamma Delta sorority filed a complaint with the IFC on Sept. 26. The complaint alleged that several AKL men had exposed themselves to a sorority member at the AGD house after a party on Sept. 12. The fraternity and sorority houses are next door to each other on Stewart Avenue. Jewell has denied that any AKL members were naked inside the AGD house. BOTH HOUSES YESTERDAY received formal letters notifying them of the council's decision. A letter also was sent to the AKL national office in Indianapolis. The council's decision suspends AKL's social privileges for the semester, which prohibits the house from participating in homecoming activities and parties with sororities, said Bill Wiedeman, IFC president. Also, the AKL house must apologize to the AGD house in writing. Rush activities and other house parties will not be affected. But under disciplinary probation, the IFC will monitor AKL's activities... If the IFC receives another complaint against the AKL house this year, the Judicary Council could vote to revoke the fraternity's social security assessment, assess a fine not to exceed $15,000 and rejoin the fraternity's IFC voting rights. PAUL RAPPOPORT, ONE of six present and past fraternity presidents who serve on the Judiciary Council, said the houses had given conflicting versions of the incident when they testified before the council Thursday. "The main conflict was whether or not there were guys in the house and whether they were naked," he said. Candidates stress need for increases in civil service pay By MARY CARTER Staff Reporter The need for increases in pay and benefits for state employees is clear, six local candidates for the Kansas Legislature last night told members of the Classified Senate. The Classified Senate represents the interests of KU civil service employees. "There is strong feeling that the present pay plan is not functioning and that it is creating morale problems," said State Rep. Jesse Branson, D-Lawrence, who is unopposed for re-election. Juleh Hack. Republican candidate for the 46th District House of Representatives seat, said fairness should transcend money matters. "When you talk about retirement benefits and merit pay, you have to consider how much money is available," she said. "But fairness — the 'why aren't we doing something about it' — is a philosophy." MARTHA PARKER, REPUBLICAN challenger for the 45th District House seat, said her friends and neighbors who are classified employees helped her understand their concerns. "I hate the fact that you feel like a forgonet group," she said. "You should be proud." Lawrence Seaman JR, Democrat candidate for the 2nd District Senate seat, said he found a morale problem among KU classified employees "I learned that you are concerned that your salaries and salary increases are not at level with other state employees." he said. "And you are upset that your pay bill always comes at the end of the legislative session and becomes a political football." (Understanding all your alternatives makes you really free to choose. Replace pressure and panic with thoughtful, rational reflection. Unplanned pregnancy? Decisions to make? For a confidential, caring friend, call us. We're here to listen and to talk with you. FREE PREGNANCY TESTING Legal Services for Students Did you know that your student activity fee funds a law office for students? 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