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One of her successes last session was the passage of her neighborhood improvement and youth-jobs bill, which offers high school students summer and after-school jobs revitalizing community facilities.
Though Ballard is running unopposed, her campaign manager Mary Weisert said not running a campaign would have been a mistake.
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She holds a bachelor's in music education from Webster University in St. Louis, a master's in guidance counseling and a doctorate in counseling and student personnel services, both from Kansas State University.
Ballard is running unopposed in the 44th district, which includes most of Lawrence west of Iowa Street.
She said she had hoped the legislation would make a difference in getting kids off the streets and developing pride in the community.
"If we could look at what is needed, we could guide the lives of young people and have more of a handle on what is going on in their lives," Ballard said. "We can educate, give self-esteem and prevent possible crimes."
"The 44th district is one of the fastest growing districts in Kansas," Weisert said. "There are so many new people in the district that may not know Barbara. She needs to campaign to make herself familiar to the new members of the district."
House of Representatives for the 44th District
BARBARA BALLARD
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CURRENT POSITION:
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Democrat AGE:
Undergraduate degree in music education, Webster University. Master's in guidance counseling, Kansas State University. Doctorate in counseling and student personnel services, Kansas State University.
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CAREER:
Associate dean of students and director of the Emily Taylor Resource Center.
EDUCATION:
He said the collected information would be presented to Senate and the
Student Senate to look at housing
By the end of spring semester, Galus said, the committee could have ratings of all the landlords in Lawrence. The data collected also could be used to compare Lawrence rental property with the rental property in the towns of peer institutions.
Kansan staff report
The Student Rights Committee announced to the full Student Senate Wednesday night that it would be looking into the condition of off-campus rental housing in Lawrence, which houses many KU students.
Mark Galus, head of the committee, said it would work in conjunction with the Lawrence Housing Study Group.
Kim Cocks, education senator, said the Child Care Task Force recommended for the Hilltop Child Development Center to administer the new KU child care center, which is tentatively scheduled to open in the spring of 1997.
She said the architects of the building were open to and encouraged comments from the campus community on the design of the center.
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In other Senate news:
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David Stevens, co-coordinator of the Student Political Awareness Task Force, said the number of students who had registered on campus to vote increased in the last two days. On Wednesday and Thursday, 150 students registered to vote, he said.
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