Forum ^°n*'nue^ ^r°m paRe 1
ing was the controversial
Athletic Department ballot
measure. Lachkar and Mooney,
runing on the Students for a
Progressive Agenda ticket, said
they were in support of the
Athletic Department, but could
not support a $<>.50 increase per
student per term.
“It’s too much of an increase
too soon,” Lichkar said.
“Athletics are worthy of in
cidental fees. But not all
students are athletes and not all
students attend the events,"
Mooney added.
Frichette concurred with the
Lachkar/Mooney ticket, and
stressed the best place for such a
controversial issue is on the
ballot.
Levinson said he supported
the measure, but does not sup
port raising incidental fees as a
whole. He talked about combin
ing the smaller foreign and
minority groups into larger
cultural unions as one way to
decrease the amount of inciden
tal fees paid.
Brooks has been a vocal sup
porter of the ballot measure,
and she wants people to realize
the state does not fund athletics.
She would lobby actively for
state funding if elected, she
said.
The term "depoliticization"
has been heard quite frequently
during the election.
In depoliticizing the ASUO
office. Cooper said she would
be out speaking to students and
"working to make sure inciden
tal fees are allocated fairly.”
The question of I.evinson and
Ball’s lack of experience also
was brought up. "We have no
political experience and we’re
proud of it.” Levinson said, ad
ding both he and Ball have
managerial and business ex
perience that would enable
them to reach out and do the
job.
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VOTE
April 15 & 16
Sarah
LACHKAR
ASUO President
Jodie
MOONEY
ASUO Vice Pres
FOR IFC:
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Kristin Teigen
Teddy Wallace
Armando Morales
Douglas Pyle
FOR EMU
BOARD:
Joem Wettern
William Todd
James Munyer
Bo Kim
FOR ASPAC:
Jeff Morgan
FOR
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No. 7: Michael Faherty
No. 16: Randy McDonold
No. 9: Carl Rasmussen
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LEADERSHIP
The ASUO Executive must represent
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primary importance Because of a
common concern tor campus issues,
we endorse the following candidates
On April 15 & 16
please vote for
PRESIDENT
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VICE-PRESIDENT
Karen Gaffney
IFC 2-YR
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Wayne Skill
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Collin Farrel
Ron Munlon
EMU BOARD 2-YR
Malt Smith
Lisa Nichols
Kevin Taylor
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