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University Daily Kansan / Thursday, October 10. 1991
LASTING COMPLESSIONS
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Informational Meeting at The Dance Gallery 2500W.31 $^{\text{st}}$ SundayOctober 13,4 p.m.
- Casual Dress • Application Deadline Oct. 20!
• Miss KU Lawrence is an official preliminary to Miss Kansas & Miss America scholarship pageants.
• Over $1500 in scholarships awarded last year!
• For more info, contact The Dance Gallery 841-0215 or Tracy Knoll 842-7936.
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We Cordially Invite You to Join Us in Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of the Republic of China
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Saturday, October 12th Sponsored by KU Chinese Student Association
Annual Banquet
5:30 p.m. Lawrence Community
Building 115 W. 11th Street.
Tickets for Banquet: $3
KU Chinese Student Association (from Taiwan)
Order of Omega is now taking applications for fall initiation
Pick up applications at Organizations and activities office
400 Kansas Union
For more information, call
Sarah Gaigals,749-5674
POWER PLANT
Applications are due November 1st
PLANT Friday 50's Sock Hop!
Fossils, Minerals & Crystals
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Applications are due Monday, October 14 at 5:00 in The Office of Student Life.
Pick up applications in The Office of Student Life, 300 Strong Hall.
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7th & Massachusetts
Senate reinstates money for AIDS, women's group
By Blaine Kimrey Kansan staff writer
Money cut by the Finance Committee on Oct. 2 from the budget requests of the Student Senate AIDS Task Force and the Commission on the Status of Women was reinstated last night by Student Senate.
"Are the students' lives on this campus not worth $890.50 out of an $80,000 budget?" he asked.
"It's very rare that something like this happens," said Kurt Broeckelmann, co-chair of the Finance Committee.
Patrick Dilley, graduate senator, spoke in favor of full funding for the
In this case, however, Senate declined to follow the advice of the Finance Committee and restored $990.50 to the budget request of the AIDS Task Force and $737.50 to the Department's Commission on the Status of Women.
Troy Radakovich, head of Student Executive Committee, said that Senate usually approved cuts made by the Finance Committee.
Senate debated about the budget-revenue bills for more than two hours.
The task force received $890.50 to add to its budget of $1,774. The commission received $1,652.50.
Dilley said the commission's budget request was the least it could ask for to ensure that funding is available.
The Finance Committee made the cut from the task force's request to supplement its advertising budget.
"It's not gratitude advertising for the task force," Dilley said. "We see the advertising as a public service to raise campus consciousness."
■ Senate allocated $479 to the Contemporary Learners Society for the Learning Disabled, an organization of students about the learning disabled.
Jason McIntosh, senior senator, said he thought the task force could save money by diversifying its advertising.
■ Senate allocated $450 to purchase new ballot boxes. All but one of the old ballot boxes were destroyed in the Hoeh Auditorium fire.
"There's only so much you can have in the UDK before it's overkill," he said.
The task force intends to have an ad in the Kansan every week for the rest of school year.
Nevertheless, Senate passed the bill in its original form, allocating the money to the task force from the Student Fund, which is financed by student fees.
Kristin Lange, off-campus Senator, spoke on behalf of granting the full budget request of the Commission on the Status of Women.
"It itends a very definite message to the campus the way in which Senate passes this bill," she said.
In other business last night:
Senate tabled a bill to finance the Pakistan Club.
Senate tabled a bill to finance the Kansas Undergraduate Review, a KU undergraduate journal.
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