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Thursday, October 23, 1986 / University Daily Kansan
Two coalitions file in Senate elections
By SALLY STREFF
Students will have only two sets of presidential and vice president candidates to choose from on the ballot. The November student body elections.
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Brady Stanton, Prairie Village junior, filed as a candidate for student body president and Kelly Milligan, Teopak minor, filed for student body vice president as leaders of the Cheers coalition.
By yesterday's 5 p.m. deadline, two sets of candidates had filed to run for student body president and vice president.
All four candidates are Nunemaker senators, representing freshmen and sophomores in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Quincy is the chairman of the Student Senate Executive Committee.
Betsy Bergman, Prairie Village senior, filed as a candidate for student body president and Stephanie Quincy, Iola junior, filed for student body vice president as leaders of the Initiative coalition.
Both sets of candidates submitted petitions with student signatures when they filed, although the petitions were not required.
Under Student Senate elections rules, students who are not student senators must acquire 150 student signatures to be eligible as candidates. Students who are senators required to have the signatures.
KU students join Hispanic youth panel
David Epstein, student body president, predicted that the race would be close because the two sets of candidates were trying to appeal to the same voters.
Quincy said she wasn't surprised that only two sets of candidates had filed with coalitions.
Student Senate elections will take place twice this school year — once in November and once in April — because Student Senate elections were moved from fall to spring. The winner of the November elections will be in office only until April.
Two University of Kansas students participated in a symposium yesterday in Manhattan that addressed issues facing Kansas Hispanic high school students.
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Pabilla said the KU organization was working to bring the symposium online.
"I really feel a lot of the needles are not addressed." Pabilla said. "We want to open the way to students who want to go to college."
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Mary Pabilla, Overland Park junior, and Denise Sturd, Hartford sophomore, sat on a panel at the 1986 Kansas Hispanic Youth Leadership Symposium at Kansas State University.
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The students, the vice president and secretary, respectively, of KU's Hispanic-American Leadership Organization, answered questions about college life.
More than 400 high school students, including three Lawrence High School students, attended the symposium.
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