Grads must apply
The registrar’s office is compil
ing the list of degree candidates
for the March 14, 1969, gradua
tion convocation.
The last day upon which de
gree applications can be filed is
Friday.
To qualify for a degree, all
transcripts from other schools
must have been filed and all
current University work finish
ed not later than March 21.
Any student who has applied
previously and did not receive
the degree must reapply. Any
student who does not meet the
above deadlines must reapply
for a future date.
Students should
apply for aid now
Students wishing financial aid
next year must apply now,
rather than spring term, under
a new, speedier application sys
tem, Francis Nickerson, dean of
financial aid, announced Mon
day.
The speedier system will al
low students to know whether
and how much aid they will
have before the end of this
school year, Nickerson said.
In addition, students plan
ning to continue on the work
study program this summer
must fill out a new form, Nick
erson emphasized.
Applications are available in
274 Emerald Hall.
Under the new system, a stu
dent needs to fill out only a
single form to be eligible for
any and all types of financial
aid the University offers, Nick
erson said.
This includes scholarships,
loans, grants and work-study.
Nickerson stressed swift ap
plication.
“The money goes fast, and it
will go on a first come, first
served basis,” he said.
Nickerson said his office ask
ed the U.S. Congress for a total
of $3,2600,00 for next year’s aid.
That request was reviewed
and cut by the Financial Aids
Policy Committee, a regional
government agency. The com
mittee passed a total $1,988,674
recommendation on to the De
partment of Health, Education
and Welfare (HEW).
Nickerson said he expects
HEW to cut more, as much as
80 per cent of the first year
educational opportunity request.
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Students file for senate posts
Fifty-seven filed petitions for
15 ASUO Senate openings, an
ASUO secretary said Wednes
day.
The petitions, along with ma
terial each candidate wished
published in the ASUO voters’
guide, was due at noon Wed
nesday. The guide will be is
sued after the primary and will
only include the two primary
winners for each position.
The primary is Feb. 20 and
21. The general election is Feb.
27 and 28.
For the three openings for
senator-at-large, Dave Jennings,
Phil Barnhart and Tommy Lee
Anderson filed for position four.
Rick Rittle, Linda Stewart, Mark
Gunderson and Alan Mandel -
berg filed for position five. A1
Rossma, Mitch Cramer, Xavier
Bonilla. Dave Wilkie and Kent
Garlinghouse filed for position
six.
For three dormitory openings
—Dave Hytowitz, Mike Kement,
Richard Chasm filed for position
four; Barbara Rock, Michael Hill,
Vic Roth, position five; and
James Roberts, Jeff Sholian, Ivory
Reporters needed
The Emerald needs more re
porters.
Neither experience nor a
major in journalism is neces
sary, but dependability and will
ingness are vital.
For details see Jaqi Thomp
son or Doug Onyon in the Emer
ald office, 301 Allen.
Harris and Jeffery Hyde, posi
tion six.
Richard Nasfziger. Vance Ja
cobson, John Lowe and Jim El
ler filled for the sorority frater
nity position.
There are eight off-campus
openings. Jerry Gouche, Delbert
Pancake and Dave Harris filed
for position nine. Roger Mellem.
Barry Goggin, Bill Keenan and
Jim Tiger filed for position 10.
Filing for position 11 are John
Perry, Eric Blackledge, Greg
Jones and Amy Alpert.
Filing for position 12 are Dave
Gwyther, Bruce Hill, Gaines
Smith and Larry Couture. Su
san Eickelman, Dennis Nelson,
Hugh Lee and Jay Cross filed
for position 13. Blaine Ackley,
Roger Wann, Tom English and
Walter Wentz filed for position
14. Position 15 was filed for by
Mike Brownsworth, Dana Ander
son. Russell Husted and Ron
Holm. John Wilson, Jim John
son. Jim Wickre and Margie
Duxbury filed for position 16.
According to the ASUO, stu
dent status of all the candi
dates had been checked and
they are all eligible to run.
This is the only requirement to
run for the ASUO Senate.
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