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Jean Ow obey 1
SUAB will readjust
The ASUO constitutional
committee decided Tuesday
that the Student University Af
fairs Board should reapportion
The committee will let SUAB
decide on its own "reasonable"
reapportionment plan for the 18
board positions. Board
members are elected by
academic constituencies" —
traditionally interpreted as
school majors — and the ASUO
Constitution empowers the
committee to review and rear
range the constituencies "to
insure reasonably equal repre
sentation.”
Alan Contreras, ASUO comp
troller — acting as a "concerned
student" — said year-old enroll
ment figures show some
schools do not deserve board
positions and SUAB s election
process guarantees "double
representation” for the
chairer’s constituency
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reached in an emergency.
"Sometimes there will be
an emergency, and we will need
to reach a student, but we can't
get ahold of him
Different offices at the
University are making it easier
to update an address
Change of address forms
are available during registration
at the tuition tables and every
day at the registrar’s office The
form is easy to fill out, and once
it is completed it is punched into
a computer and filed
Bowlin judges the transition
period between spring and fall
terms is a major contributor to
incorrect addresses
"Students will move out of
the dorms, or from one apart
ment to another, and we just
don't get their current address,”
he says
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Dilation and Evacuation (an adaptation of the
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Wednesday, October 6, 1982