University Daily Kansan, November 22, 1982
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Consensus Coalition wins 40 of 47 Senate seats
The Consensus Coalition won 22 of the 25 Senate Numenacker and Liberal Arts and Sciences seats, according to election results tabulated late Friday.
The Momentum Coalition won the other three seats.
independent candidates won the remaining two seats.
The final results in Numeraker and Liberal Arts and Sciences were;
Consensus womid 40 of the 47 total Senate seats, in addition to the student body presidential and vice president victories of Lisa Ashner and Jim Cramer. Momentum womid five seats and
Nominee maker
(15 awards)
* Blaire Thumble (C) 840
* Blair Thumble (C) 844
* Debt Hall (C) 838
* Jodie Kiddy (C) 826
* Tom Shields (C) 862
Christy Fleischer (C) 407
Kend Rakouski (C) 471
John Peterson (C) 61
Ann Cornwell (M) 450
Anne Palmer (M) 484
Raina Manure (M) 443
Eric Wall (M) 419
Martin Dalloway (M) 410
Karl Hunsar (M) 413
Patrick Jones (M) 408
Steve Sewater (M) 400
Hachel Pricher (M) 407
Mark Northman (M) 200
Mike Rowan (M) 300
Amy Smith (M) 201
Franc Seurat (M) 301
Energy
the use of heat, Corman said. Officials calculated that such moves would save the University $463,000 this year.
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WILLIAM HOGAN, associate executive vice chancellor, estimated that the University saved $144,000 in October, in part by not turning on the heat in mid- October, as was done in past years. The university also reported it came to $900,800, compared with $751,01 for 1980. He also compared the increase in gas
and electricity prices as a factor in coming up with the estimate.
The report also detailed the cost savings at the College of Health Sciences in the Kansas City, Kan., campus.
The College of Health Sciences will save $485,000 from energy saving measures this fiscal year, it said. The college could have saved an ad- ditional $75 million in energy savings projects that were not financed.
next 10 years with the present conservation projects and the non-financed projects, which would be funded by a taxation incentive.
The college could save $19.6 million over the
College
ALL OF THE REGENTS institutions could save a total of $145.9 million over the next 10 years through current and proposed conservation projects, the report said.
Corman said the report would be used to justify requests to the Legislature for utility appropriations.
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— can view their professors as knowledgeable but not infallible.
— can be their own best friend and final judge.
“Somehow, we have the idea that everybody should go to college, and that, if you do, you'll get more money. That’s not necessarily true,” he said.
"You must take a risk. No one can assure you that your course of study will lead to security, or that you will be safe."
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Review
Subcommittee on Elections, was the only person who had access to the blank ballot.
"Certainly the lock wasn't broken into or the office wasn't broken into," Ashner said.
Lawrence said there were "almost universal misconceptions" about the board's power over
MATT LAWRENCE, chairman of the Review Board, said the five-member board would issue a written opinion tomorrow on all of the elections there. But there would be a record of all Senate races.
The Review Board was set up to review alleged violations of electioneering and bribery, Lawrence said, and it has jurisdiction over campaign expenditures. But the preparation, supervision and the authority of election of Senate Subcommittee on Elections, he said.
"Counting the ballots is under jurisdiction of the elections committee," Lawrence said. "The Elections Review Board can only validate the accuracy or the non-accuracy of those ballots."
Lawrence said there definitely would be a recount of ballots in the Senate's off-campus race. Consensus Robert Walker narrowly defeated Momentum's Steve Chapman, 477-474.
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