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senators to participate in the debate," Leben said.
"I hope that the committees begin to do more, the people on those committees will speak out during debate on the bills they're familiar with," he said.
In answer to criticism that he hasn't used the committee structure properly and has missed without enough study, Lohen said he had no intention of working against the committee structure. He said there had been enough to do this spring with too little time to do it.
TODAY: CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS will meet all day in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union. The JAYHAWKER will be distributed from 10 am to 4 p.m. at Holl Hall Golf Club. COLLEGE ASSEMBLY will meet at 4 p.m. in the Union's Forum Room.
"EN some cases, it's very necessary to rush things through," he said. "For us to have those increases in recreational facilities funding put into effect for the fall
TONIGHT: JERILYN COMBS, Lawrence graduate student, will give a soprano recital at 8 in Swarbort Recital Hall in Murphy ORNATE NECTICAL is at 8 in 328 Murphy Hall.
Events
TOMORROW: CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS will meet all day in the Union's headquarters. THE WAKEER YEARBOOK will be distributed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Strong Hall lobby.
Susan Ford, daughter of former President Gerald Ford, is in the process of withdrawing from the University of Kansas, at the Washington, Dean of the School of Journalism.
Susan Ford dropping out
In an April 28 meeting with Brinkman, Ford said that she had missed several classes and thought that it would be too much work to catch up.
Ford enrolled at the University last
January to seek a major in photography.
Leben said there was one criticism of him that he thought should be made and hadn't been. He said that he had made a promise during the campaign to go back to the executive councils of organized living campus once month to conduct open forums.
we had to approve it at the April meeting. There was a need to take action very quickly.
BUT BECAUSE of the budget hearings and the extra demands on his time, Leben said, he had been unable to keep that promise this spring.
"I tried to be open with people when they came into the office to discuss something, but I haven't gone and sought out people," he said. "I'll have to correct that in the
Despite the problems and the time needed to fulfill the job, Lebesb said, he has enjoyed his job. "I think it's great," he said.
"The job we been really exciting and I've had a lot of fun," Leben said. "I've got to know a lot of students and administrators that I hadn't known before. I'd say it's by far been the most educational experience I've ever had."
Outstanding seniors named
Two seniors were named yesterday by the University of Kansas Alumni Association as the outstanding members of the 1977 graduating class.
The two are Harry Wigner, Ludell, and Tedde Tasheff, Wichita. They will receive the association's Agnes Wright Strickland Memorial Life Membership Award at the annual senior-paper supper before commencement exercises May 23.
Tasheeh is a past president of the KU student body. She also was a member of the KU Senate.
Wigner is a past president and vice-president of the Association of University Residence Halls. He is a National Merit and Gold Medal recipient, holder of the KU Summer field Scholarship.
University Council and StudEx and chairman of the Senate Communications
The Alumni Association also has named two other graduating seniors, Peter Orazem and Sherri Grey, both of Manhattan, winners of 1913 Class Fund Awards.
The awards, which will also be given at the junior-participant supper, were established by the Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschafts und
Orazem, president of Battenfield Hall, is a National Merit and Semifederal Scholar and member of Phi Beta Kappa. Gray, president of Miller Hall, is a member of the Board and is a member of the Administrative Housing Board and the board of directors of the Kansas Union.
Tuesday, May 10. 1977
Fall Kansan staff chosen
Staff members for the fall Kansan were announced recently.
Jerry Seib, Haya junior, earlier had been named mentor. Jim Coleb, Holton senior, will merit a fellowship; Jeremy Theron, prisoner, will be editorial editor, and Barbara Rosewater, Kansas City, Kan., will be editorial editor.
Associate campus editor will be Dan Bowerman, Oatlite junior, and assistant associate professor; Lawrence junior, and Carol Laman, Hutchinson junior. Copy chiefs will be John Mueller, Winfield junior; Beth Greenwald, Hays junior; Sandy Dechant, Hays junior.
Chuck Wilson, Sundance, Wyo., junior; Pam Eekey, Hays juniors; and Jian Ward, Wichta junior, will be make-up editors. Shannon Drews, Hutchinson junior; Julie Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa junior; and Deb Miller, Jamestown junior, will be wired editors.
Rain Rails, Pittsburgh junior, will be Dave Johnson, Wittschi junior will be Dave Johnson, Wittschi junior.
George Millerer, Leavenworth junior,
will be photo editor. Photographers will
be assigned to all work in the studio.
Reichman, Leavenworth sophomore; and
John Sharkey, Lawrence junior.
Tim Purcell, Austin, Minn., senior, will be entertainment editor and Lynn Kirkman, Lawrence junior, will be associate entertainment editor. Editorial writers will be Ross McLivan, Madison junior; Rick McBride junior; Maiden, Decker and Johnson.
Staff writers will be Jane Pipe, Colby junior; Kate Gannon, Des Moines junior; Paul Jefferson, Fort Scott junior; and Theaerm, Staff artists will be Ken Westleigh, Wichita junior, and David Miller, Overland Park sophomore.
Judy Lohr, Kansas City, Kan., junior,
earlier had been named business manager
of the fall Kansan Pat Thornton, Hays
Bishop, and Richard Burke. Kathy Long,
Overland Park sophomore,
advertising manager; R. V. Brinkerhoff,
Lawrence senior, promotional manager;
Griffith sophomore, sophomore,
promotional manager; Susan Stark,
Shawnee Mission senior, classified
advertising manager; Jerry Jennings,
Lawrence senior, and Jamie Dawson,
promotional managers; and Denise Shirley, Lawrence
junior, national advertising manager.
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