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Exuberant Emeraldite Elucidates
Extensive Election Explanation
By JO GILBERT
Don’t be confused! We have here
a simple elemental explanation of
the preferential voting system
which ^ill be used again this year.
This type of voting system is
designed for elections where there
are more candidates than offices,
to better represent the opinion of
the voters.
Basically, it works like this: can
didates are voted for in the order
of the voters’ preference. There are
four ASUO council offices vacant
with five candidates running for
them this year at the University.
Candidates may be voted for, ir
regardless of any affiliation, in
any order. There will be no “lost”
votes.
In other words, though Joe Sch
moe may be running on the West
ern party ticket as a number two
candidate he can win the election.
And similarly, if Bessie Blatz is
running for number three on the
Eastern Party ticket and “Lucky”
Lager is running for number one
on the Western Party ticket, if the
votes fall differently than as pro
vided on the party slate, Lager
could get one with Bessie two.
When a candidate for the num
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ning Monday, June 5th. Please come in on or after
this date during exam week to pick up your refund.
7. The percentage of refund will be announced alter
June 1st.
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MUST BE TURNED IN TO THE
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2. Turn in only one envelope. If another is required
please staple together.
3. Leave your envelopes at the cashier s window on
or before May 25th. This is the absolute deadline.
4. lie sure your name, home address and member
ship number is on your envelope.
ber one position has reached his
quota of votes, the first place votes
for the other candidates count in
determining the winner of number
two position. When the number two
position has been discovered, the
number one and two votes of the
three remaining are counted in de
termining the number three officer
and then the number one, two, and
three votes are added with the
number four votes in determining
the winner of number four posi
tion. The final losing candidate is
presented with the condolences of
his friends. This same system is
applicable to the class elections.
You are still confused? Take a
gander at the Constitution and be
confused-er.
Nobel Winner
ToTalk Monday
Dr. Linus Pauling, Nobel Prize
Winner in chemistry will speak on
“Atomic Energy and Peace,’’ at 4
p.m. Monday in the campus YMCA.
Dr. Pauling recently returned
from the World Peace Conference
in Mexico, and has taken an active
part in United Nations efforts to
secure world peace.
The meeting, open to the public,
is sponsored by the Young Progres
sives.
Theta Sigma Phi
Taps Six Women
Six outstanding women in jour
nalism were tapped for member
ship in Theta Sigma Phi, woman’s
journalistic fraternity, at the an
nual Mati'ix Table in Carson Hall
Thursday night.
Chosen were Donna Kletzing Ad
dison, senior; June Fitzgibbons,
Barbara Fagg, and Lucille Wright,
juniors; and L o r n a Larson and
i\Gretchen Grondahl, sophomores.
Outstanding freshman woman in
journalism honored at the banquet
was Helen Jackson.
Guest speaker was CJrarlotte
Paul Groshell, Washington state
| newspaperwoman. Margaret Reid,
| president of the honorary, was in
I charge of the banquet. Entertain
ment was provided by Joy Grim
stad, Mary Hawkins, and Phil
i Green, from the School of Music.
Tickets Go on Sale
For French Play
Tickets for the French play,
“Maitre Pierre Pathelin,” to be
given Monday, Tuesday, and Wed
nesday, are now on sale in the of
fice of the Foreign Language De
partment and from individual
members of the language depart
ment faculty. »
Admission price is 50 cents.
Evening performances of the play
will begin at 8:30, while the Wed
nesday matinee will begin at 4 p.m.
in the Laboratory Theater, Villard
Hall.
TNE Present
(Continued from ('age one)
that such a group exists nationally,
that national fraternity leaders are
firmly opposed to it as a subversive,
rotten group, and I will state again
that it does exist on the campus.
“The cause of good student gov
ernment can be damaged irrepar
ably by such attempts as this pres
ent one to make a joke of such a
group as TNE. As long as the stu
dents act like infants, it's for sure
the administration will treat them
as such,” he said.
Near-Riot Develops
(Continued from baae one)
aid M. DuShane, who asked police
and firemen to return home. Du
Shane told an Emerald reporter,
“My primary concern was to get
everything broken up before any
one got hurt, and that's why I asked
the policemen and firemen to
leave.”
DuShane was waterbagged by
students in a nearby living organi
zation while on the scene.
Chief of Police Keith L. Jones
stated that no further action was
planned by his department. He said,
“It was just one of those things,
and it got out of hand.”
No actual violence was reported
other than the brief hosing. Stu
dents on the scene claimed that per
mission had been obtained from the
police department to use half of
Alder street between 14th and 15th
for the dance.
Sophomore Picnic
(Continued from page one)
Picnic committee chairmen are
Carolyn Krengel and Donna Buse,
entertainment; Dick Lee, transpor
tation; Kay Kuckenberg, promo
tion; Marian Galla, refreshments;
and Larry Meiser, publicity.
NIGHT STAFF
Night editor: Mary E. Hall
Night staff: Pat Choat, Dolores
Parrish, Cliff Dickerson, Don
Dewey
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