Petitions submitted
for ASUO elections
ny i.aroiyn Lamberson
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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.
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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).
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There are six candidates run
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