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Friday, November 13, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Nation/World
Hashinger declares independence Residence hall decides to stay in AURH despite proposal
By BEN JOHNSTON Staff writer
After writing a "Declaration of Independence" listing reasons why Hashinger Hall should leave the Association of University Residence Halls, the Hashinger Hall government decided at their meeting Wednesday night to remain part of AURH.
Staff writer
Instead of voting to leave AURH, the Hashinger government decided their bring grievances up for review and appointed the executive board meeting Tuesday.
Bonnie Johnson, Shawnee, Okla., junior and president of Hashinger Hall, said the hall's declaration of independence was not a serious proposal to leave AURH. Its purpose, she
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The Hashinger government decided to their bring grievances up for discussion at the AURH executive board meeting Tuesday.
said, was to make the members of AURH aware that Hashinger is unhappy with AURH.
The declaration was written by Melissa Parsons, Phoenix, Ariz., junior, and social chairman of Hashinger. The document lists nine grievances. Most of the grievances
criticize the decisions of AURH and how those decisions are made.
Johnson said the document was written after an AUR general assembly meeting Tuesday. At the meeting, the AUR general assembly proposed a change in its constitution that would require all residence halls to have a president and vice president representing each floor of each residence hall.
Johnson said that Hashinger objected to the proposed change in floor government representation because two floors at Hashinger do not have a vice president.
Nigro said that Hashinger could leave AURH simply by not sending representatives to AURH meetings. But if Hashinger decided to leave AURH, it would be unable to influence decisions on issues that affect the hall.
The Hashinger government decided last year that the residents of each floor should be able to determine how many officers they want
Ross Nigro, Kansas City, Mo., junior and president of AURH, said that the constitutional amendment still had to be ratified by six of eight hall governments before it would go into effect. The amendment can be killed if Hashinger can convince the other hall governments that Hashinger should be able to keep its present system of floor representation, Nigro said.
representing them, Johnson said
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