University Daliv Kansan, September 26, 1980
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Dankwerth, Overland Park, The Untraditional Tradition. 31 votes
THE OTHER vice presidential candidates and their votes were David Cropell, Wichita, Fresh Action, 97 votes; Lisa Boady, Wichita, The Force, 87 votes; Frank A. Searer, Huntington Beach, Calif., Imagine Action, 76 votes; Scott Crenshaw, Ottawa, Enterprise, 40 votes; Roger Day, Rhi-lander, Wism, Momentum, 33 votes; Mike Sinnema, S., Salma, Party Independent, 33 votes; Miles O'Connor, State Representative, Tradition, 28 votes; C. Michell Answer, Parsons, The Freshman, 22 votes; Cindy Patton, Parsons, Independent, 15 votes; and Kim Bue, Wamego, Excalibur, 12 votes.
OTHER TREASURER candidates and their votes were Daniel E. Taylor, Shawnee Mission, The Force, 100 votes; Debbie Heltzer, Lawrence, Fresh Action, 47 votes; Keith Cutler, Papillion, Neb, Imagine Action, 17 votes; Susan Hansen, Omaha, Neb, Obama, 17 votes; Marsha Reagan, Party Independent, 48 votes; Mattews, Overland Park, Untraditional Tradition, 37 votes; Kristy Grey,
Librarian doubles as cider-seller
THE OTHER secretary candidates and their votes were Lymne Brooks, Shawnee Mission, The Force, 107 votes; Libby Simpson, Lawrence, Fresh Action, 92 votes; Missy Taylor, Shawnee Mission, Imagine Action, 60 votes; Linda Knapperberg, Salma, PartyDEPENDENT, 45 votes; Jessica Wynn, Untraditional Tradition, 40 votes; Suzy Stevenson, Garcher, Momentum, 42 votes; Carole Boltman, Overland Park, Enterprise, 35 votes; and Sally Nibert, Manthann, Excailur, 26 votes.
Manhattan, Excalibur, 23 votes; and Dennis Duont, Lawrence, write in candidate, 15 votes.
By VANESSA HERRON Staff Reporter
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At this weekend's Renaissance Festival in Bonner Springs, lovers of a long-vanished time can stroll through green meadows, dance, and feast on roast turkey legs. They can wash it all down with cool apple cider from century-old presses.
FEWER IRANIAN STUDENTS were expected at KU this year because of federal restrictions on alb wine Iranians into the country.
Five days a week, Mary Burchill, who owns the presses, is a research librarian at the KU law
"We found out that a lot of them transferred
from other American universities." Cowan said.
"We have to wear simple costumes—just loosely woven shirts and full skirts," she said.
"The men will wear leggings and gaiters."
library. But on the six weekends of the festival, she becomes a part-time peasant.
student enrollment was an increase in Malaysian students. There are 34 Malaysian students enrolled at KU this year. There were nine in 1979.
He said the only other surprise in foreign
Authenticity is a must at the fourth annual Renaissance Festival, so Burchill, her family and five KU students force 75 bushels of apples a day to meet their presses, without the aid of electric or gas propellers.
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"That's going to be interesting," Burchill said. "We've done it before, but never all day."
COUNTRIES WITH THE highest foreign student representation at KU are Iran, with 243; the Republic of China (Taiwan), 165; Venezuela, 118; Japan, 116; and India, 72.
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The reconstructed presses are valuable, Burchill said, but they are not for sale.
"We have four presses, and we choose not to sell them," she said. "It used to be that every farmer had a eder press when they had to be careful when it's getting harder and harder to find them."
She decided to take the presses to the festival and when she saw that vendors were selling store-bought.
One of the presses has an 1866 patent date, Burchill said, and its design is similar to that of a fruit press Johann Gutenberg adapted into his printing press 500 years ago.
The Burghills are among about 250 craftsmans and performers appearing at the festival, which is held in May.
On the next four weekends, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., jugglers and jesters, mimes and musicians, witches and wizards will amuse and amaze passers-by on the six-acre fairgrounds.
The center of activity will be a replica of a 18th century English village at the Agricultural Hall in York.
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