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Wednesdav. February 5, 1975
University Daily Kansan
StudEx OKs student opinion poll to measure
A bill authorizing a student opinion poll was passed with minor changes Tuesday night by StudEx. The poll will be conducted during the Feb. 12-13 Senate election.
StudEx voted to include an opinion question about the quality of classroom teaching at KU and to delete a question on Senate allocations to athletic programs.
John Beisner, student body president, said the question about the allocation of Senate funds to athletics was ambiguous.
Other poll questions are:
-Is the student in favor of increased library fines to cover the cost of processing overdue library notices?
-Is the student in favor of ordering more perio-
dation or in favor of processing over time?
-Is the student in favor of abolishing overdue library notices?
—An essay question asking suggestions for topics to be considered by the Senate.
for topics to be covered by the Senate.
In other business, StudEx voted to discontinue the salary of the director of Work Force 75 after February and that money to the supplies and expense section of the Work Force 75 budget.
Beisner said Work Force '75 was $108.60 overdrawn on the supplies and expenses budget, but that the director's salary would cover the deficit.
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Owen said that more firms and industries wanted to expand to Kansas because of its relatively stable economy and central location in the United States. Using the land of Iowa, he can distribute their goods and services to the rest of the country more efficiently.
In seeking a job in the midst of a tight economic situation, Owen said that the graduate shouldn't be afraid to "lay it on the line" with an employer.
"In my opinion," he said, "employers today are not looking for young people who want to save the world, make a contribution or do those things we had all those magic phrases for a few years ago. What they want is somebody who'll come in and help your company, and here's what I can do and I expect to get paid for it if I produce."
"The best asset an individual can have, other than a knowledge of his field, is an ability to communicate, because that's what needs to be done." And try to convince someone to hire you.
Owen said that an individual needed to analyze himself in the terms that a potential employee would want him to ask himself. "What do I have to offer, why should anyone want to hire me?"
For why should my friend "There really is an establishment in this
"I think you'll also find that there is discrimination by the establishment, not only in terms of black and white, but also sex discrimination. The point I'm trying to make is that there is more to it than just your skills."
country," Owen said, "and that establishment is the people you're going to be contacting find jobs, so it would be if you ask how to deal with them from the outset.
Before the state can hope to keep its graduates in Kansas and before new businesses can be encouraged to locate in the state, Owen said it must first stabilize economies out of the state by helping the smaller communities in their economic slumps.
The goal, Owen said, is to give the young person the opportunity to choose between pursuing a productive career in Kansas or going elsewhere.
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