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KU Nepalese Student Association to host flood relief fundraiser (opens the original)
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The University of Kansas Nepalese Student Association will host a flood relief fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1946 Alabama St. Suraj Niraula, the Nepalese Student Association advisor, said the purpose of this fundraiser is to support families affected by the recent Nepal and Tibet, China flooding. âMany people have lost loved ones, homes and basic necessities,â Niraula wrote in an email. âAnd thousands are still missing.â He said all proceeds from the fund
Former KU student body president addresses student governance and challenges ahead (opens the original)
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Former University of Kansas Student Body President David Awbrey delivered a speech at the Student Senate meeting on Sept. 9 about his experience as a journalist covering legislature, anecdotes of his career and being a student body president and this generationâs future with political challenges. Awbrey graduated from KU in 1970 and served as student body president during the 1969-70 year. He worked as an editorial page editor of The Wichita Eagle until 2001 and covered the 1976 Jimmy Carter p
Senate urges KU to stand in solidarity with those affected by Nepal and Tibet flooding (opens the original)
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The University of Kansas Student Senate unanimously passed a resolution that urges KU to stand in solidarity with students affected by the catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet, China, through the Studentsâ Assembly on Wednesday. International Graduate Senator Sujan Shilpakar, sponsored the resolution in response to the flooding in the Himalayan region on Aug. 26. The resolution urges the university administration to stand in solidarity with its Nepali, Chinese and affected students, facult
KU Student Body Vice President fights for ‘campus that never sleeps’, transparency (opens the original)
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University of Kansas Student Body Vice President Amara Ndubuisi faces the challenge of funding and building transparency, her idea of the âlate night coffee shopâ and her professional relationship with the vice provost. Last spring, while running for office, Ndubuisi told the Kansan that by the end of the year, she wanted to be liked and not hated. âI think thatâs a constant trend,â Ndubuisi said. âBy the end of the year, theyâre absolutely despised, and I donât think thatâs
KU Student Body President discusses agenda for new year (opens the original)
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As the new school year begins, University of Kansas Student Body President Shea Marney described her main goals for this year as transparency, communication, homecoming and further parking lot expansion on campus. Last spring, Marney said the reason she ran for student body president was to create a campaign that represents people who donât have a voice on this campus. Now, Marney said her and Student Body Vice President Amara Ndubuisiâs open-door policy is part of that strategy. âAny stud
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