10B THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
ELECTIONS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2004
Heard on the Hill
The countdown is on. There are six days until the presidential election.
What is the issue that will decide your vote for the presidential election?
"George Bush being president."
Dennis Mersmann,
LAWRENCE JUNIOR
"The war in Iraq."
Alissa Eddington,
OVERLAND PARK FRESHMAN
"The hairdo."
"Health care."
Adam Murphy,
DALLAS SOPHOMORE
Zac Blue,
OLATHE SOPHOMORE
"What each candidate's views are on how they're going to respond to our situation in Iraq."
Lindsey Rodden,
ST. LOUIS JUNIOR
"The war."
Joe Shelton,
LAWRENCE FRESHMAN
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PAUL DAVIS A STRONG VOICE FOR KU AND HIGHER EDUCATION
In 1999, the Kansas Legislature enacted the Higher Education Reorganization Act. In exchange for allowing community colleges into the Regents system, KU and other state universities were promised increased funding to bring faculty salaries up to peer levels. Unfortunately, the Legislature hasn't lived up to its promise. State Representative Paul Davis has been working hard in Topeka to change this. Paul worked with Governor Kathleen Sebelius and legislative leaders to obtain over $9 million in new funding for Kansas universities in 2004. Let's send Paul back to Topeka on November 2nd to keep fighting for us!
PAUL'S RECORD
- co-authored a plan that would increase funding for KU and other universities so that the promises of the 1999 Higher Education Reorganization Act are met.
- advocated for an overdue pay increase for KU faculty and staff.
- advocated for an overdue pay increase for new faculty
- fought efforts to restrict the academic freedom of KU faculty members
- -rought efforts to restrict the academic freedom of KU faculty members
- supports funding higher education properly so that there will be no further tuition increases for KU students.
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