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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1987)
Petitions submitted for ASUO elections ny i.aroiyn Lamberson Of the F.merald As the 5 p.m. filing deadline passed Friday. 47 students had submitted petitions to run for 27 available ASUO elected positions. A total of five people are seek ing the president’s office. Join ing Kasey Brooks and Sarah Lachkar in the running is Phil Levinson and Thomas Stansfield. Also in the running for presi dent is Steve F r i c h e 11 e. Frichette had orignally an nounced intentions of running as a co-presidential candidate with Donna Cooper. t'eeHons \. ^ In the vice-president’s race, there are four candidates. Jodie Mooney is running on the Students for a Progressive Agenda ticket with Lachkar. Running on the Concerned Students for Responsive Government ticket with Brooks is Karen Gaffney, while Cooper has become Frichette’s vice presidential running mate. Robert Ball is running as Levinson's vice president, and Stansfield is running as a single candidate. Seeking three one-year In cidental Fee Committe seats are six candidates. They are Collin Farrell, Kristin Teigen, Teddy Wallace, Steve Hoyt, Sandra Thompson and Ron Munion. There are also two available two-year positions with five people in the running. They are Douglas Pyle, Wayne Skill, J.B. Leahy, Armando Morales and Joshua M. King. Munion and Morales are cur rently members of the IFC, which is repsonsible for allocating more than $3 million in student incidental fee to groups on campus. In the Student Senate, there are 15 available seats. Sixteen students announced candidacy in 11 of those seats, leaving four vacant to potential write-in can didates. There are eight can didates running unopposed: Pat Brown (seat 13). Mark Sanders (seat 5), Duane Dungannon (seat 1), Pieter Paulson (seat 12), Paul Coughlin (seat 2). Alicia Sloan (seat 6). Cory Wynne (seat 17), and Kristina McNitt (seat 14). Jack Loop and Randy Mac SEATS GOING FAST Incredible Prices See us for EUROPE Youth Fares 269.00 each way plus tax Amsterdam open returns!! Eugene Travel 831 E. 13th Ave. across from U.S. Bank 687-2823 Open Saturday 113 pm Donald, the current Senate chairman are running for seat 1H. Michael Faherty, Peter Nisbet and Sean Smith are com peting for seat 7, while Nathan Walker. Eric Grimes and Carl Rasmussen are in the race for seat 9. There are six candidates run ning for three two-year EMU Board seats. They are: Matt Smith, Joern Wettern. Jim Munyer. Kevin Taylor. Bo Kim and i.isa Nichols. The two can didates running for the one-year seat are William Todd and Tamie Kaufman. Smith, Taylor, Kaufman and Nichols have all been endorsed by CSRL. There are three candidates running for two positions on the Associated Students Presidents Advisory Council. They are Jeff Morgan. Nicole Lewis and Jeff Hannon. These are one-year positions. STUDENTS EARN I $90 [? AND V MORE i^A MONTH m Donat* Mood plasma while you r* studying. (You can mak* as many as sight donations av*ry month.) It’s sat*, •asy, healthy Under m*dical supervision. Be s regular donor NEW DONORS: $5 Bonus with this ad EUGENE PLASMA 484-2241 • 1071 Olive St. NEED CONTACT LENSES? ■fas eKSttitf as. «.■$?. SPRING SPECIAL For a FREE contact lens consulta tion and $20 OFF a new fitting. WOODY LINN fc l s a Certified Contact Lense Specialists Since 1973 TIC OfTICAL siorrc On the Corner of 14th and Pearl Call 687-2522 ior an appointment J Are you behind in your academic reading? Do you have trouble concentrating while reading your text? Are you discouraged because you often can’t remember what you’ve read? Have you considered taking a Speed Reading course but thought the time and cost to be prohibitive? If so, read on... For only $50 and 12 hours of your time, you can expect to: Double your reading rate ✓ Improve your concentration while reading * Improving your recall of material ^ Keep up with your reading this term ^ Positively change your attitude toward reading 6-woek classes meet Thursday evenings 6-8 p.m. April 16 - May 28 Contact Academic Learning Services, 108 Library, 686-3226 ? I 4-4 -4* PICTURE B0NO A RESIDENT ASSISTANT i i ALL APPLICANTS ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS: SUNDAY APRIL 5 CARSON HALL GOLD ROOM 7:00 PM MONDAY APRIL 6 BEAN WEST CONFERENCE ROOM 7:00 PM TUESDAY APRIL 7 UNIVERSITY INN LIVING R(X)M 7:00 PM GREAT EXPERIENCE <3©* AN OPPORTUNITY NOT TO BE MISSED PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON HOUSING DEPT. application deadline MONDAY APRIL 13 FORMS NOW AVAILABLE AT THK HOI Sl\(i OFFK'K IN WALTON COMPLFX
