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WEATHER
Increasing clouds with a very good chance of rain in the afternoon.
THURSDAY
Lots of sun with pleasant temperatures.
Rainy again and not as warm.
NAISMITH
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of Kansas's drug policy was similar to Naismith Hall's.
"Drug use in residence halls is strictly prohibited by law," Long said. "We enforce the law."
Long said University housing had three avenues of punishment when a resident was caught with illegal drugs.
First, staff members are instructed to call KU police every time there is a suspected problem.
Next, students go through the housing judicial process. The students are questioned to determine their role, if any, in the crime.
Because a drug offense is a breach of the contract with University housing, penalties include relocation within or to a different resident hall or expulsion from any resident hall.
Finally, a code complaint can be filed with the University, because illegal drug usage is prohibited by the student code of conduct. A code complaint may lead to disciplinary actions by the University.
Assistant District Attorney Dan Dunbaird said officers did not arrest alleged drug users at the scene of the crime because it added an unnecessary step to the prosecution.
"It is not unusual for the police to submit the report to the D.A." Dunbar said. "The substance has to be
tested, anyway, before we can go to court. It saves time for the court. Plus, part of the punishment is the wait to find out if you will be charged."
"For a first-time possession of marijuana, a defendant may be eligible for diversion," Dunbar said. "It's a felony the second time you get popped. A felony record affects student loans. You can't vote, you can't be on a jury and you can't own a firearm."
Dunbar said the judicial system followed guidelines for sentencing drug users.
Johnson said Naismith Hall usually had only one or two drug offenses each year.
"We have zero tolerance," Johnson said. "Word gets around."
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SEPTEMBER 18, 1996
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CAMPAIGN
Lacey said she had not become involved through the University.
tunities in the area. We'll use a lot of them when we begin our big push with yard signs, literature drops and mailings as the campaign goes along."
"John Frieden's brother is from Atchison, "Lacey said. "So I decided I wanted to help out with Frieden's campaign."
Tina Lewerenz, Manhattan senior, is making money working on Sally Thompson's U.S. senate campaign. Lewerenz has been a special projects director with the campaign since June.
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"Ive really enjoyed it," Lewerenz said. "I get to do what I've enjoyed doing most, and I I've paid for it."
Lewerenz got the job because of her volunteer work at the Kansas Democratic party office last summer.
Lewerenz, a political science and sociology major, said that there were more benefits than money.
"Without a doubt this is the best way to learn about how a campaign works," Lewerenz said. "I had just never known what all of the different components of the campaign were before I got involved."
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State and local campaigns are not the only efforts that students are involved in. Matt Hoy, Lawrence second-year law student, worked on Bob Dole's campaign by distributing literature prior to the Iowa Caucus.
Without a doubt this is the best way to learn about how a campaign works."
"Mostly what I did was grunt work
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and legwag," he said. "But it was a lot of fun getting to be around people like Clinton, Forbes, Lamar Alexander and Dole. I guess that is really the fun part about working on campaigns: getting to meet someone like that."
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