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Thursday, March 8, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
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House votes to kill measure allowing qualified admission
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — The House yesterday killed a bill that would have ended the state's longstanding open admission to its universities.
a week after the House debated the bill for four hours and refused to advance it to a final vote.
Representatives voted to strike the bill from the House debate calendar. The action came on a voice vote after no discussion, just
Current law allows any Kansas high school graduate to enroll in a state university. The bill would require the law, effective in the fall of 1994.
The bill would have required Kansans to graduate in the top
third of their high school classes,
score 21 or better on the American
College Test or pass a pre-college
curriculum established by the
state Board of Regents with a "C"
average. However, it would have allowed universities to make
exceptions for a number of students equal to 15 percent of their incoming freshman classes.
BSU sponsors Galen SAUD/Live Jazz! concert tonight at Woodruff Auditorium
By a Kansan reporter
The sound of the jazz group Galen SAUD/Live Jazz! doesn't defy definition. But the definition depends on who you ask.
The group will perform a concert sponsored by the Black Student Union at 8 tonight at Woodruff Auditorium in the Kansas Union.
Frenchette Garth, president of BSU, said their music reminded her of a cross between Herb Alpert and Kenny G.
The leader of the group, flutist Galen Abdur-Razaq, said they sounded like Wynton Marsalis with a flute.
He also said that, along with their original compositions, the group covered charts by Charlie Parker and Irving Trane as well as calypso and reggae.
Although the band will give its first Lawrence concert tonight, they are not strangers to the road.
"We just came off a 19-college
tour", Abdur-Razzaq said. "We went from (Philadelphia) to Miami."
The group is composed of Ron Burton on piano, Andy McCloud on bass, Yoran Israel on drums and Sergio Vargas in the world," Abdur-Razzaq joked.
Garth said that BSU wanted to sponsor a concert that would illustrate Black culture.
"We wanted to do a jazz performance because it helps people see a part of our culture." Garth said.
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