University Daily Kansan
Thursday, September 23, 1976
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The election will be Oct. 6 and 7 in conjunction with the fall Student Senate election.
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An elections committee, formed at Tuesday's Assembly meeting, met yesterday and set the number of students to be elected at 145. Eleanor Turk, assistant to the dean of the college and adviser to the committee, said yesterday.
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THE NUMBER OF students is equal to 25 per cent of the number of faculty members in the college. All college faculty members are automatically members of the College Assembly, and Assembly bylaws require organization equal to 25 per cent of the faculty.
By deciding to have graduate student representatives elected at large, the elections committee changed the usual practice of allowing college departments to select the graduate student members of the Assembly.
Twenty-nine of the student seats will come from each of the freshman, sophomore, junior, senior and graduate student divisions in the college. Turk said.
TO FILE FOR a seat in the Assembly,
students will be required to list their name
and address and to certify that they are
members of the college. Freshmen and
sophomores can certify by obtaining the
signature of a representative of Numerakeer
Center, junior and seniors by obtaining a
signature from their counselor, and graduate students by obtaining the signature of a representative of their department.
Turk said that departments would still select teaching assistants or assistant instructors for the Assembly. Each department will choose teaching assistants or assistant instructors equal to 10 per cent of the department's total faculty.
Elections committee members are Marjorie Chabot, Lawrence graduate student; Phill Kaaufman, Memphis junior; John Kessel, Lawrence graduate student; Paul Rabinovitz, Lawrence junior; and Ray Whelan, Syracuse, N.Y., graduate student
Preach . . .
Every kingdom ever known has fallen because of low sexual morals and America is a perfect example."
From page one
"Amen!" Leach whispered.
When the organist broke into a hymn, Doyle asked, caplied and pleaded for people to kneel on the altar and turn themselves over to God. A young blondhaired boy and an old man with long gray hair and a bristled beard responded. Then Doyle retired to the front row, wiping his face with a handkerchief and stroking his crew cut.
"You can't even buy toothpaste that's not sex-oriented." Doyle said. "Never in our country's history have there been more kidsOnly a return to Christ will save us!"
LEACH TOOK the pulpit.
"That kinds make your toenails curl up, doesn't it?" he said.
After a hymn the service was dismissed. The children ran outside and frolicd in the streets while Doyle shook hands with Carl Reddinger, the gray-haired man who had confessed with the boy at the end of the meeting.
"I go to a different church most every night to confess," Reddinger said. "This was a pretty fair service."
Offer good Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Deluxe Sandee Large Order Fries Medium Soft Drink $1.25
1/4 pound chopped beefsteak
The INS and OUTS of Law School
TOPICS:
A Pre-Law Information Meeting 7:00 p.m., Monday, September 27 Big Eight Room, Kansas Union TOPICS:
The LSAT
The LSAT Undergraduate Preparation Applying to Law School Law School—Curriculum & Programs Life & Times of the Law Student The Bar Exam & Placement
SPEAKERS:
Martin Dickinson, Dean of the School of Law Barkley Clark, Professor of Law Shirley Domer, Director of Admissions Several KU Law Students
Sponsored by the K.U. Chancery Club & the KU School of Law
Paid for partially with Student Activity Funds
--for fall '76 a pair of very english tweeds . . . one is an english barley-corn sportcoat shown here with a tartan-plaid shirt and a polo challis tie . . . the second sportcoat is a classic harris-herring bone with bellows pockets and throat latch . . . can be worn on or off the polo grounds!
fall '76 at Mister Guy an exercise in good taste
open thursday nights till 8:30
920 mass.
Presents a night with
Lynyrd Skynyrd
accompanied by
Cole Tucket on Rye
Show, Friday, September 24 8:00 p.m. Hoch Aud.
Tickets on sale Monday, September 12 SUA Office
General Admission $6.00 advance, $6.50 day of the show