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Volume 128 Issue 42
november 5,2014
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Volume 128 Issue 42
Sam Brownback celebrates his re-election Tuesday night at the Capitol Plaza
GREG ORMAN (I)
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS: 43 percent of the votes (335,692)
REACTION: Orman said he wants his campaign to stand as a message of encouragement to future independent candidates. As the speech ended, the enthusiasm in the room was almost as palpable as when Orman left the stage to mingle with his guests. His watch party was held at the Overland Park Convention Center.
BUZZ: "Roberts may have won tonight, but we didn't lose," Orman said. "What we have done tonight is the start of something great for this country." —By Alex Keena
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MIRANDA DAVIS
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ine Parking and Transit department issued 86 citations Monday night during the first basketball game of the season. Donna Hultine, director of Parking and Transit, said that number is pretty typical for the first game of the season.
One of the lots that is blocked off for games is lot 90 by the Ambler Student Recreation and Fitness Center, which is majorly a yellow parking pass lot where many students park. Hultine said since it's a mostly student lot, if tickets are issued there, it will be a majority of them who receive tickets.
Of the citations issued, 62 of them were students, eight were faculty and the other 16 were either unidentified, visitor or non-university. Out of the 86 citations issued, 72 were in lot 90, 11 in the Allen Fieldhouse Garage and three
in lot 71, located between Hoglund Ballpark and Allen Fieldhouse. Parking and Transit issued a total of 226 tickets overall Monday, according to Hultine.
Students who park in lot 90 and have to be on campus for other activities during basketball games should move their car to another yellow lot, Hultine said. Lots 61, 63 and 34, located next to the computer science building on Sunnyside Avenue are available after 5 p.m. for those who have valid permits. Lot 300 and 302 on West Campus are available to yellow permit holders, where there is shuttle to bring students to campus.
The parking department put up signs 48 hours in advance of all games and it's important for students to be aware of the schedule and the signage in the lot, Hultine said.
- Edited by Ashley Pera
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— Kelsie Jennings
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