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First meeting of
Student Senate
set for tonight
By ANN CERVENKA
Staff Writer
The items to be addressed today
at the first meeting of the 1985-86
Student Senate include a speech by
Student Body President Sean Royall,
appointments of students to several
University committees and reports
from the five vice presidents of the
Senate committees.
Speaker of the Senate, Laurie
Johnson, said she expects Royall to
discuss goals for Student Govern
ment and inform Senate members of
work done over the summer.
Because of vacancies in several
University committees, including the
traffic committee and the dining hall
menu board, the positions will be
filled at this meeting, she said.
The election committee will pro
pose dates, polling places and filing
fees for freshmen elections. The
Senate will vote on the issues, John
son said.
Also on the agenda is a vote on the
approval of Steve Monroe to serve as
Student Senate representative to the
Faculty Senate.
Johnson said her main goal is to
make the senators available to the
students.
“I think that if we can work to
make sure that students know who
their senators are, they (students)
will have a link on campus,” she said.
“I don’t think that’s too much to ask
for, it will just take a little time and
effort on our part.”
Johnson said the members of the
Senate are younger than those of the
past few years.
“They come in and are bright
eyed and not bored with school,” she
said.
The meeting will begin at 7:30
p.m. in 204 Harrington Classroom
Building and is open to the public.
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a drill team said Tuesday he plans to
return to his teaching duties despite
the constant fears about the “violent
area” where the school is located.
Harold Haynes, 34, an English
teacher at Wheatley High School,
said such attacks are “an occupatio
nal hazard.”
Haynes, who serves as the drill
team’s sponsor, was shot about 4
p.m. Monday, 15 minutes after
school ended. Haynes was listed in
good condition at Ben Taub Hospi
tal, a hospital spokesman said Tues
day.
Homicide Sgt. Ken Johnson said
the three boys — whom he described
as juveniles — do not attend the
school but apparently had some pre
vious contact with Haynes.
But Haynes, who has been teach
ing at Wheatley for eight years, said
he had never seen the boys before.
No arrests have been made in the
case, police spokesman Al Baker said
Tuesday.
Johnson said the youths entered
the cafeteria where the girls were
practicing and verbally abused the
teacher. Haynes asked them to leave,
but they began to taunt him.
“As he ushered them out, they
grabbed a broom," Johnson said.
“He had one end and two (youths)
had the other end."
As Haynes and the two youths
struggled over the broom, the thirt
juvenile pulled a small-caliber pa
and shot Haynes, he said. Thethr#
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