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"The vote was not that heavy, just because only one coalition is running," said Dave Loncarc, president of AURH. "Last year, only about 15 percent of the people voted. There's a big feeling of anpathy."
In Association of University Residence Halls elections yesterday and Wednesday, only about 6 percent of hall residents cast votes for new leaders.
The new officers are Cotter Brown, Parsons junior,
president; Margaret Townsend, Ames, Iowa, sophomore,
vice president; Maureen Beary, Overland Park fresh-
man, secretary; and Brad Bowzer, Overland Park
freshman, treasurer. All were members of The New Deal
coalition.
AURH is an organization made up of representatives from governments of the eight KU residence hills and 11 municipalities.
To run for office, candidates must live in the residence halls, cannot be on probationary status and the president and vice president cannot live in the same hall.
Officers are elected annually by the students who live in residence halls and those on campus terms will go into
Lancaster said two co-workers, "This is depressing," said Lonicarc, Mission senior. "We had set up a system for debates at a meeting and then we found out there was only one coalition."
"I would have loved to have seen four coalitions battling it and saying what a bad job that I had done."
Low turnout result of apathy of voters, AURH officer says
Few people voted and there was no contest.
by Kris M. Bergquist Kansan staff writer
Fred McElhennie, associate director of student housing for residence life, said that the number of hall residents had decreased from 4,000 last semester to 3,875 this semester.
"It's getting to be that you just come to the dorms your freshman year and you don't really care what happens to the hall because you'll move out after a year," I旨嗯he said, "it's that there only one coaition out of 4,000 students."
Another reason for apathy is a general ignorance by the students about what AURH does, he said.
Kirk Isenhour, *Mission sophomore and a member of an executive board at Hashinger Hall*, said at least 100 students participated.
"They delegate a lot of money." Isenhour said. "If the he has a party, they can go to AURI and ask for him on vacations."
Despite all this, Mike Welker, Bridgeton, Mo. sopher and treasurer of Elworth Hall, said people didn't believe in the experiment.
This past year, Loncaster said that AURH members served on various Student Senate task forces, sponsored the first winter formal in about 25 years, brought in speakers and helped halls sponsor activities.
"Our halls could get money from them. I don't think that people understand this," Welker said. "So, the problem is more of AURH as a whole, not just when it comes to voting."
McColumn's roof to be fixed by fall
by Merceda Ares Kansan staff writer
Lonicarc said a decrease in the number of students living in the halls this semester could be a reason for the act.
A large rubber trash can stands in the middle of the south hallway on McCollum Hall's 10th floor, but it not for trash or recyclable materials.
McCollum's roof has been leaking for the past three years, said Ken Stoner, director of student housing.
Greenamyre said the new $296,506 roof would be top of the line.
"We'll be getting away from gravel being on the roof and blowing on people down below," he said. "This will last wav over 20 years."
He said the project would be completed before the fall semester began.
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"Sometimes when it rains, it leaks on my bed," Njo said. "When it leaks a lot, I have to change the bandage."
Greenamyre said the 36,000 square-foot roof would be waterproofed after it was completed.
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"We received approval to have it replaced in December 1987," Stoner said. "We were hoping to have it put into place as soon as possible, but it's finally been taken care of."
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"It's one of these things that when it isn't raining, you don't realize how bad it is," Stoner said. "We told them at the time that we would be happy to make other accommodations if they needed them."
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"We just live with it now, but we may move out."
"We have to wait until classes are out to do the waterproofing because we have to spray waterproofing, and it would make some people mad if it blew on their cars," Greenamyre said.
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"It's kind of a pain because it leaks on the foot of my bed." Keslin said. "It leaks for a while and then it stops and then it starts again. They've just got to find a right now. There nothing they can do to it, until the new roof is put on.
Brian Keslin, Northbrook, Ill., senior, said he and his roommate had been dealing with a leaky roof for a week.
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