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Thursday, April 25, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
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Senate changes hands in last meeting of year
By Michael Christi
New executives, media board approved
Kansan staff writer
It was out with the old and in with the new last night as the 1990-91 Student Senate attended its last year's next year's Senate attended its first.
The last acts of the old Senate were to elect three holdover senators, who will join the other elected senators next year, and to appoint two students to the newly created media board.
The holdover senators are Jason McIntosh, Roger Ross and Giles Smith. McIntosh is the senior senator and has the responsibility of orienting new senators.
The media board members are Randy Reitz, Salina sophomore, and Brian Robison, Oklahoma City junior. According to media board regulations, neither is involved in Senate or in the School of Journalism.
Mike Schreiner, outgoing student body president, charged the new Senate with continuing the produce addition of this past year's Senate.
He said that the situation of higher education at the state level was not a good one.
"I can only talk until I'm blue in the face for so long," he said. "Students need to take the initiative."
The new Senate approved the executive committee nominations of Darren Fulcher, student body president. They are:
*Su Comfort, treasurer.
*Kevin Sigourney, administrative assistant.
- Toi Willis, executive secretary.*
* Troy Radakovich, Senate executive committee chairperson.*
Lance Wright and Jill Fritzemeyer, community service co-directors.
David Hull and Joe Cinalli, Associated Students of Kansas co-directors.
The new Senate also elected three students to University Council. They are Alan Lowden, student body president; Lisa Garney, business senator; and Seth Traxler, Nunemaker senator.
Fulcher, in his introductory speech, cautioned Senate against having overly high expectations.
"Please don't think that we're going to go out and cure all the ills on this campus, because we won't," he said.
"This is the time that we must begin to work," Fulcher said.
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