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Inside Features 2,3 Monday Editorial 4, 5 Comics 6 September 26, 2005 Sports 7,8 VOL. 100 | ISSUE 33 Serving the students of the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa since 1922 WWW.KALEO.ORG Team Sleep Wahine Volleyball produces an album scores first victory with originality of WAC season Features | Page 2 Sports | Page 7 ASUH needs turn Total ASUH General Election Ballots Cast 1000 out to change 945 939 800 constitutionwent to school full-time. 600 Despite their desire to make the Ten percent of constitution more inclusive, ASUH 584 knows that getting the votes they need 400 represented to pass the proposal will not be easy. “Ten percent of all the students 487 students needed we currently represent have to vote 200 on it,” said Green. “And two-thirds of their votes have to be in favor of Jenn Boneza it in order for it to go through. Right 0 now we represent anywhere between Ka Leo Staff Writer 10,000 to 13,000 students.” 2002 Ka Leo asked 15 full-time under- All undergraduate students, 2003 graduate students about the upcom- including part-time and unclassified 2004 ing ASUH elections. Of the students Year students, may soon be represented 2005 asked, 10 said they had heard about by the Associated Students of the the elections while five students said University of Hawai‘i if a propos- they had not heard about them. None al to amend ASUH’s constitution There are almost 12,000 full-time classified undergraduate students at the University of of the 15 students said they were Hawai‘i at Manoa, according to the UH Institutional Research Office. passes during the upcoming ASUH aware of the constitutional amend- elections Sept. 27 through 30. ment on the ballot. The amendment would also allow Only 523 students voted during part-time and unclassified undergrad- last year’s election. In order to boost short this election. uate students to run for positions student awareness and make the vot- “There are around 3,000 students within ASUH. Currently, only classi- ing process as simple as possible, on campus that are part-time, unclas- fied, full-time undergraduate students ASUH has taken out ads in the Ka sified or carry fewer than 12 credits 17% are represented by ASUH. Leo and will make the Campus Center and they don’t get any say,” Green The constitution, which was cre- a designated voting area. ated in 1912, sets guidelines that said. “When issues come up and they 2462 “There will be five stations want to voice their concerns they exclude any undergraduate who is around Campus Center with wireless not classified ‘full-time’ from run- really don’t have a governing body to laptops on them so that (students) can help them out. We would love to get ning for student government and from cruise by Subway, stop real quick, log 83% more diversity, background and per- applying for scholarships and grants in and do their vote. It takes no more spectives in the senate,” Green said. offered by ASUH. than two minutes to go through the 11,789 Chairperson for the Committee voting process,” Green said. “We are the student body here on on Elections, Robert Green, said that Although ASUH set a goal campus and we are supposed to rep- all of the ASUH officers agreed that of 5,000 votes, they made provi- resent our undergraduate students.” they need to do what they can to sions that would keep the amend- Information from the University of Hawai‘i change the constitution because it was ment proposal on the ballot in the Ka Leo News Editor Dominic Colacurcio written at a time when people only future, in case the numbers fall contributed to this article. Institutional Research Office Website NewsBriefs Flu vaccines are available on pounds, and is in good health is the public. Admission is $12 for general The English department and campus encouraged to donate blood. admission and $8 for students and the Center for Pacific Island A valid picture ID with birth Honolulu Symphony trombonist seniors. Studies of the University of University of Hawai‘i students date must be presented in order to to solo at Orvis tonight The music department is spon- Hawai‘i at Manoa are co-sponsor- can now get flu vaccines from the donate blood. soring this event. ing this event. UH Health Services. Michael Szabo, a bass For more information, call the For more information, call Vaccines will be offered Tuesday Fictional film on sexuality to be trombonist with the Honolulu music department at 956-8742, Tisha Hickson at 956-2652 or e- through Friday during normal clinic shown today Symphony, will perform tonight e-mail [email protected] or mail [email protected]. hours on a walk-in basis. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Orvis visit the music department on the Flu vaccinations may be billed “Grande Ecole,” a French Auditorium, located in the music Web at www.hawaii.edu/uhmmu- Resume and cover letter work- to most insurance companies. Cost film, will show today at 2:30 p.m. department. sic/schedule.htm. shop on Wednesday is $15.00 without insurance. in Kuykendall 307. Szabo will play a solo recital Faculty and staff vaccinations This film is about a young of rarely-heard bass trombone solo Fulbright writer to perform and Students may sign up for the will be administered by appoint- man (Paul) attending an elite col- repertoire, encompassing a wide read her works upcoming resume and cover letter ment only. To schedule an appoint- lege who explores his sexuality variety of music from the 20th writing workshop that will take ment, call 956-6221. while away at school. His long- century. “Wild Dogs and Other place on Wednesday, Sept. 28 at time girlfriend, Agnes, finds out Joining him will be UH Dangers,” a reading by Tusiata the Queen Lili‘uokalani Student Blood drive today in Campus and makes a deal with him: if she Professor Thomas Yee (piano), Avia, will take place tonight from 7 Services Center room 208. Center can seduce Paul’s roommate first, Eric Shin (percussion), Stephen to 8:30 p.m. at the Korean Studies To sign up, contact the Career Paul will remain faithful to her. If Dinion (timpani), Mark Schubert Building. Services Center at 956-8136 or A blood drive will be held today the roommate chooses Paul over (trumpet), Kenneth Hafner (trum- Avia is a Fulbright Creative stop by the Career Services office from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Campus Agnes, then she will let him do pet) and Don Immel (trombone). New Zealand Pacific Writer-in- at QLSSC room 212F. Center Ballroom, room 301C. what he wants. This film deals Szabo has held his position as Residence with the Center for The Career Services Center is Anyone who is 18 years or older with some of the deepest divides bass trombonist with the Honolulu Pacific Studies. Avia will perform sponsoring this event. or 17 with a Blood Bank of Hawai‘i in French culture today such as Symphony since 1998. He has also excerpts from her one-woman For more information, visit consent form signed by a parent or race, class, gender and sexuality. been active as a soloist and cham- show, “Wild Dogs Under My the Career Services Center on the legal guardian, weighs at least 110 The film is free and open to ber musician. Skirt,” and read new work. Web at www.hawaii.edu/career. 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