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Thursday, April 16, 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Official results released
The Student Senate Elections Committee released official election results Tuesday. None of the races has been recounted; recount results will be released April 22.
Tom Moore, elections committee co-chairman, said a problem with 58 unaccounted-for votes in the presidential and vice presidential race was caused by voters filing blank ballots, which the computer registered as valid ballots. Write-in ballots were not considered, he said.
Results are listed according to candidates' schools and coalitions. Winners are boldfaced.
President and vice president Jaskran Kawkon and Stephanie Quincy 1,452 Jeff Mullins and Brian Kramer First Class 1,022 Phyllis Hoff and Gienn Shirtless Synchrotron 617 3.155 valid balls, 12 invalid balls, 5 write-
■ Architecture — two seats available
Patrick Duff — Synchrony 69
Cheryl Heinrichs — Bottom Line 47
Diane Porhouse — Synchrony 42
Jane Peterson — Synchrony 33
Michael R. Killeen — First Class 195 valid bailers, 1 invalid bailer, 4 write-ins
■ Business — two seat available
Tom Shewham — Bottom Line
106
Tom Shewham — Bottom Line
Brent Mitchell — First Class
79
Del Metry Metrum — First Class
64
Del Metry Metrum
| Off-campus — five seats available |
| :--- |
| Mark McMahon — Bottom Line | 522 |
| Chris Kirkby — Bottom Line | 506 |
| Kathryn Anderson — Bottom Line | 383 |
| Frank Partany — First Class | 491 |
| Kevin Conway — First Class | 471 |
| Kevin Ross — Bottom Line | 462 |
| Kevin Possland — Bottom Line | 462 |
Jeanny Glance – First Class 461
Sarah McCollley – First Class 455
Kent Smith – First Class 449
Allen Levine – Synchronity 300
Mike Levine – Synchronity 308
Bohner Yevich – Synchronity 341
Chuck Munson – Synchrony 328
Jennifer Homburger – Synchronity 308
1.390 valid ballots, 20 invalid ballots, 11 write
■ Education - two seats available
Kim Couter - Bottom Line ... 46
Jennifer Asher - First Class ... 45
Jenifer Asher - Second Class ... 42
10 valid balls. 1 write-in . . . . .
**Engineering — four seats available**
Lori Nobert — Bottom Line 147
Jeff Bedell—Bottom Line 131
Renee McGhee — First Class 129
William Zanelli — Bottom Line 116
David Carr — First Class 112
Michael J Bell — First Class 102
T. H. Mason — First Class 102
77th Banking, 1 impallet, 5 write-in.
Social welfare - two seats available
*Social welfare – two seats available*
*Stacey Wash – Bottom Line* 34
*Tim Greenwell – Bottom Line* 33
37 valid ballots, 2 write-ins
Journalism - two seats available
**Journalism** - two best articles
Journalism Line - Best Article Line 60
Line - Best Article Line 122
Bottom Line - Best Article Line 39
Scott Long - First Class 33
Stacie Kennon - First Class 29
Debbie Hoekmeen - Synchronicity 24
Synchronicity 23
125 valid ballets, 125 in-its
Non-traditional — one seat available
Helen Goldblatt — Bottom Line ... 99
Ruth Lichtheuer — Synchrony ... 83
Bethany Koehler — Synchrony ... 83
824 valid ballets, 1 invalid balllet, 3 write-ins
Fine Arts - two seats available
■ Fine Arts - two seats available
Andrea Johnson - Bottom Line 57
Gregory Schoenberg - Bottom Line 46
Kerry Sheahan - First Class 44
Peter D. Becket - Bottom Line 42
Henri Schlegel - Synchrony 35
Tom E. Holland - Synchrony 34
Jimmy Lewis - 1 write-in
**Residence at large — one seat available**
Amy Baker - First Class ... 341
Ross Nigro - Bottom Line ... 325
Jennifer Mullen - Upper Line ... 325
84 valid balls, 4 invalid balls, 1 write-in
Brian Moore — Bottom Line ... 327
Lie Parker — Bottom Line ... 323
Cohy Hall — Bottom Line ... 305
Franklin Carter — Bottom Line ... 384
Amy Randles — Bottom Line ... 381
John Cassel — Bottom Line ... 280
Andy Murriott — Bottom Line ... 271
Cheryl Garrett — First Class ... 230
Laura Coggin — First Class ... 219
Debbie Davenport — Synchronicity ... 206
Peter Owen — First Class ... 196
Pete Owens — First Class ... 196
Sterrett Schanzue — First Class ... 193
Franklin Barber — Synchronicity ... 192
James Bradley — Bottom Line, 19
the college) — 16 seats available
Kevin Pritchard — First Class . . . . .
**Pharmacy** — two seats available
David Korber — Bottom Line
Michael Ricki — Bottom Line
14 valid ballots, 2 write-ins
Student must apologize for trespassing
By a Kansan reporter
A KU student who was charged Jan. 27 with trespassing at the Delta Gamma sorority house will be required to write a letter of apology to the sorority.
The student, Michael D. Haines,
Manhattan senior and a member of
Delta Upsilon fraternity, 1025 Emery Road, also must perform 40 hours of community service work, pay $138 in court and diversion costs and not break any laws, excluding traffic ordinances, for one year.
Criminal trespassing charges are class B felonies, punishable by up to
six months in the county jail, up to a $1,000 fine or both.
Police arrested Haines at 4 a.m. Jan. 27 after Delta Gamma sorority members reported prowlers on the fire escape of the building, 1015 Emery Road.
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