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Lachkar, Mooney declare bid for presidency on SPA ticket By Carolyn Lamberson Of tlw Emerald Sarah Lachkar and Jodie Mooney, stressing diversity and the importance of equal student representation in government, have announced their can didacy for the ASUO presiden tial and vice-presidential positions. I^chkar and Mooney, runn ing on the Students for a Pro gressive Agenda ticket, each have a year’s experience in stu dent government and said they represent a broad-based selec tion of student groups and in dividual student interests. Lachkar is a junior interna tional relations major with a double minor in business and French. Currently she is the ASUO assistant finance coor dinator. is involved with the Sister University Project and is a member of Pi Beta Phi Sorority. Her involvement with the financial aspect of government will be an asset to her can didacy. she said. “My work as the assistant finance coordinator has put me in contact with many programs. I am able to see what each groups’ needs are and what the individual student’s needs are.” Lachkar said. Mooney is a second-year law student and currently chairs the Incidental Fee Committee. “I know the budget process inside and out,” she said, ad ding her experience as a law student gives her insight into state law that a non-law student would not have. Mooney also stressed her non-traditonal student status as being important in bringing diversity to the SFA ticket. The fact that she is a member of the gay community will help her in representing minority groups on campus fairly, she said. One issue Lachkar and Mooney would like to see stressed in student government is student empowerment. “A lot of students don’t realize the power conferred to them by state law,” Mooney said, citing the fact the ASUO is one of a few student govern ments in the country that allocates its own fees through the incidental fee process. “This is one of the most powerful student governments in the country, and that is precious to us,” Mooney said. “To lose that, even incremen tally, would be a real disservice to students.” Lachkar and Mooney have worked closely this year through the budget process and said they work well together and complement one another. “We have a good working relationship,” Mooney said. "I tend to be a good administrator Some people have said 1 have run the IFC this year like a machine, just cranking groups through (the budget hearings). But I’m good behind a desk, and as a vice president that’s real important. “Sarah on the other hand is better qualified to deal with the public,” she added. Other issues the candidates will focus on will be improved Turn to SPA, Page 6A You’ll have to see these prices to believe SUPER SALE '87 3 Days Only FRIDAY April 3 Noon 8 00 SATURDAY April 4 10 00 7 00 SUNDAY April 5 11 00-4 00 Deals on Nearly Everything! ★ Coca-cola waterbottles $1.95 ★ Alloy cage w/ bottle $1.95 it Ute-speed shorts $16.95 it Bell Vl-Pro helmet (black) $39.95 it ’86 Peugeot US Express $199.95 Complete price list available during sale DON’T BE FOOLED By expensive imitations This is THE SUPER SALE i craa EPEE/ EOE//r"AVE EL/GEMEDG 342*4878 • Between Oak & Willamette Jodie Mooney and Sarah Lachkar •i nnovat i v e ■ i nnovat i v e ■ c c 0 > CO > O c c 0 > educational development Spring 1987 Credit Courses Non-Credit Classes and Seminars Credit Courses BEYOND WAR PHL 200TLN 0013 3 credits W 6:00-9:00 pm. Begins April 1/102 Gilbert Offered PN only Instructors: Eugene and Barbara Emge $25.00 special tee JEWISH MYSTICISM ES 200TLN 0016 3 credits U.H 3:30-5:00 pm. Begins April 2 Koinonia Center Offered P N only Instructor: Rabbi Hanan Sills $5.00 special fee This course is co sponsored by the Jewish Chautauqua Society ot New York DISCOVERING THE EARTH—A COURSE FOR EARTHWEEK CELEBRATION PPPM 200 TLN 0014 2 credits W 5:00-7:00 Begins April 1 214 Allen Offered P N only In structor: John Burket $10.00 special tee PEACE ECONOMICS SOC 200TLN 0011 2 credits W 7:00-9:00 pm. Begins April 1 301 Condon Offered P N only Instructor: Robert Reuschlein $5.00 special fee MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Bl 200 TLN 0012 2 credits U. 3:30-4:50 Begins April 7 16 Science II Offered P N only In structor: Kourosh Mohtadi WAR IN THE NUCLEAR AGE SOC 200TLN 0015/3 credit* MWF, 1 30-2:30 Begins April 1/137 Gilbert Offered P/N only/instructor: Joseph Austin BESIEGED PRESIDENCY: IRANGATE PS 400/TLN 0010/3 credit*U. 3:30-6:30 Begins April 7/101 Gilbert Instructor: Waris Ishaq, PH.D./Consuttants: James Klonoski, PH D., Charles Schleicher PH D. Offered graded or P N THE CROSSROADS OF ADVENTURE: CONTRASTING TRADITIONS IN ADVENTURE FICTION ENG 200/TLN 0009 3 credits U,H 2:00-3:50 Begins April 2/248 PLC/P/N or Graded/In structor: Joshua Dale INNOVATIVE ED COURSE PROPOSAL PREPARATION Cl 407TLN 4932 1 credit Instructor: Program director Non-Credit Seminars UNDERSTANDING JUSTICE AND CORRECTIONS SYSTEMS IN OREGON Saturday, April 11, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. EMU Cafeteria Coordinator: Larry Baker Fee. $12.00 (Pre-registration Preferred) PLANNING A PREFERRED FUTURE Saturday, May 23, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Instructor: Deborah Holmes Fee: $25.00 Non-Credit Classes AIKIDO: Kl STYLE 7:00-9:00 pm., U.H Begins April 2 Instructor: Wayne Vincent/Fee: $25.00 INDIAN CLASSICAL DANCE 4:30 Tuesdays, and 10:30 Saturdays Begins April 7/Fee: $25.00 Instructor: Sunu Sivadasan BASIC KOREAN 2:30-3:30, U,H Begins April 7 Instructor: Yong Ro Park/Fee: $10.00 MIND AND BODY: THE NUTRITION CONNECTION 6:30-8:00 pm., H Begins April 2 Instructor: Mary Ann Kelly/Fee: $10.00 THE AUDIENCE CONNECTION: HOW TO LOOK AT DANCE 6:30-8:00 pm., U Begins April 7 Instructor: Patricia Knaus/Fee. $15.00 LIVING AND LEARNING CREATIVELY: What are the Possibilities? 3:30-5:00, H Begins April 2 Coordinator: Bonnie Irving 201 Condon RELATIONSHIPS: What Does it Take to Have Great Ones? 7:00-9:00 pm., U Begins April 7/Instructor: Maryellen Larson/Fee: $10.00 ASTROLOGY FOR BEGINNERS 3:30-5:30 W Begins April 8'lnstructor: Graeme Jones/Fee. $25.00 DREAMWORK 7:00-9:30 pm., U Begins April 7/Instructor: Jesse Ledgerwood/Fee: $7.00 How to Register for Classes Register for credit courses through the co-sponsoring University department during registration at Mac court. Register for all non-cre dit classes in the INNOVATIVE ED office. Ail fees for credit and non credit classes and seminars are to be paid for in the INNOVATIVE ED office which is located in the EMU room M110. PROGRAM ADVERTISING TEAM PRACTICUM Summer and Fall terms. 1987, practicum positions will be available in the areas of graphic She'"A m and management' and Journalism The practicum students will dimrto^rnnLr. / adve*is,ng and promotion team with supervision from the program director Contact our office for more information. L coTT 'It0rma"°n Ca!l INN0VATIVE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT at b86- 4305 or visit our office in the EMU Room M110 =3 D o < 0> < 0 ■ 3 3 O < 1 e A 0 U U I ■ a A 1 l B A 0 U u I . 0 A
