Deadlines approach
for spring election
By Fralc de Gu/man
Emerald Associate Editor
U ith the end of the term
around the corner, finals
have not Stopped students
from gearing up for this
year s spring elec tions
On Tuesday, the Election
Board made public its offi
cial elections timeline and
elections packet to all stu
dents interested in running
for student government, and
the Constitution Court on
Thursday will l»*gin the first
set of hearings to approve
the wording of proposed bal
lot measures
According to an Flection
Hoard release, 27 ASI () po
sit ions will he open for the
1 MUM-BO academic year
They • are ASI H > President
and Vice President, four
one year seats and one two
year seat on the Incidental
Fee Committee, and 14 Slu
dent Senate seats.
Additional ASUO posi
tions inr hide two one-year
seats on the President's Ad
visors Couni.il IASPAC), as
well as three two-vear seats
and a one-year seat on the
KMC Board of Direc tors.
Students interested in run
ning for office in the spring
must submit their applica
tions for candidacy to the
Flections Board March K- 11
A general meeting loi c an
didates will lake place April
4. prior to the primary elec
tions. which will he held
April 19-20.
General elections are
sc heduled to take place
April li(> 27
In addition to Flee lion
Board deadlines, student
groups interested in placing
<i measure on the ballot dm
in# the el« lions must have
the wording of their pn>
posed measure approved by
the Constitution Court.
Hearings on the proposed
wording of ballot measures
will take place at 0 p m
Thursd.n March <>. in the
KMl' Gitmwood Koom and
Friday, March 31. in the
KMl' Walnut Room
Five copies of the pro
posed measure must bo sub
mitted to the Constitution
Court s Ijox in the ASCOOf
fice at least 24 hours prior to
the hearing
The sooner people have
the wording on their pro
posed ballot approved, the
iptii kei it will he for them to
go out and collect voter Mg
natures, said Carolyn l-adil
Constitution Court chair
w oman
Before a petition can he
come a ballot measure
sponsors must culler t the
signatures of f> pen ent of the
student body population
|Hon i .pooi. I .add said
The deadline lor ballot
measures to be turned into
the Flections Board tor
printing is April "> All ballot
measures turned in by this
date will he on the general
election ballot
The Voter's Guide will be
available to students \pril
10.
Anyone interested ill run
ning tor office should pick
up an Flections Packet,
which includes position di
sc riplions, elei tion tides
samples of \ olet s (illicit
statements and a tiling peti
tion Information and pack
els are available at the
ASl'() Office in Suite 4 of
the KMC. or through the
Klei turns Board at UBli-.t724
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THE FAR SIDE
By GARY LARSON
_University_
Nations unite for Women's Day
By Frale de Gu/man
Emerald Associate Editor
Women u n itt*’
This i .ill for solidarity will be
heeded tod.iv .is women
throughout the world ( elebrale
the Hist anniversary of Interim
tional Women's Day and the
University is no exi eption
During the dav. the Women's
Task lone will sponsor several
events, including a panel dis
Mission and brown Img him h
from noon-1 p m in the f \H' s
International Students l.ounge
and a lake Hat k the Night
rails and mart h beginning at
i to in the IIMI' (lourtvard
Today "we yy ill t elehrale our
solidarity with other women
around the world. said Kita
Harper, member ot the Worn
I’li’s I'ask l one "We also yydl
reineinber women's struggle tor
equality and t elebrete their
t ontributions to sm iety
\ year later the lust Interna
tional Women's Day celehra
lion was held under the slogan
The vote for women w ill unite
our strength in the struggle lor
socialism
Sim e then women have < on
tinned to celebrate the spirit of
loi al and global struggle and
have carried on the lighting tra
dition of the movement
In hthiopia women will
gather to disi uss the paradoxes
of women's role in their sot ie
tv
()n one hand women have
held high positions ill govern
tnent and played an important
role in our country's develop
ment and international affairs."
said Kebe< ( a Murphy an Fthio
pian graduate student in inter
national studies "Hut on the
other hand, the vast numtiers of
edui ated people tend to lu
men. and until the las! It) tfi
years it has been perfectly le
gal for men to lx-.it their
wives
This same paradox also lakes
plate in Japan In sorno fami
lies. it is reaper table for women
to work outside their homes
and openl\ express their opin
ions of their lives and their so
iiet\. said Kn I'ujiuda. a Japa
nese graduate student in inter
national studies
However, there still .ire some
households in whu h women
are restru ted in their mterai
turns with others outside their
homes Impede said
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