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_ASUO Elections
Kaniewski, McRae: 'results, not activism'
By Frale de Gu/man
Emerald Associate Editor
Josef Kaniewski and Karl
McRae ASUO presidential
and vice presidential candi
dates have a burning need to
"see results, not just activism "
According to their platform
outline. both < andidates strong
ly believe that "a student gov
ernment out of touch with the
needs of a large and extremely
diverse community (and) of
fers the students government of
the few. by the few. for the
few.' ’
It is this "trading of posi
tions" by candidates represent
ing special interest groups that
laith candidates would like to
see change in the upcoming
year.
To accomplish this goal, both
Kaniewski and McRae said they
would "assertively recruit"
members of all student groups
to positions in the ASUO.
This includes the hiring of
"paid members to our leader
ship team from the Foreign Stu
dents Organization and the
Greek system to give all groups
a direct voice in all ASUO poli
cy decisions." McRae said
This is a "direct challenge to
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Josef Kaniewski
the running of a "slate cam
paign," he said. And in this
way, "we will receive input
from a broad majority of stu
dents."
"Everyone has a right to be
involved in the decision-mak
ing efforts in campus, even if
we all don't agree on the same
values.” kaniewski said.
Although neither candidate
is familiar with ASUO proce
dures. larth believe that their
political experience on the lo
cal. national and international
levels will help them overcome
any difficulties in learning the
ins and outs of their positions.
Kaniewski. a junior history
and political science double
major, currently is interning in
Congressman Peter IJefa/.io’s
district office and has worked
on various Democratic Party
campaigns including state rep
resentative Jim Edinunson,
Congressman Peter Defa/.io and
former presidential candidate
Michael Dukakis.
In addition, kaniewski was
involved in the American Civil
Liberties Union at Southern Or
egon State College last spring
and in )‘IH7 he represented the
New York-based koschies/.ko
L—.
Karl McRae
Foundation at a summer school
session held in (agiolonian
University in Krackow. Poland.
McRae, also a junior political
science major, further enhances
both candidate’s “international
flavor" and political back
ground.
I,ast fall, he worked in Lane
County's Oregonians for Jack
son campaign, was a volunteer
worker on the “No On Measure
8“ campaign and in 1984-85 at
tended the Gujarat Vidyapith
school in Ahmedabad, India as
part of a program sponsored by
tiie School for International
Training in Vermont.
He also worked on the Gary
Hurt for President campaign in
1987. the Neil Goldschmidt for
Governor campaign in 1986,
and met with former Indian
Prime Minister Morarji Desai in
1986.
"We may not have ASUO ex
perience but we understand
how the government operates."
McRae said. However, unlike
candidates already indoctrinat
ed to these procedures, “we
won't be stuck with the rheto
ric, and we can tiring the stu
dent government back to the
students, " he said
Heironimous vies for IFC
Finance major
balks at ideology
By Frale de Gu/man
Emerald Associate Editor
Dave Heironimus may not
have previous ASl!() experi
eru r but he has a strong desire
to serve the University commu
nity.
Heironimus, a junior finance
major running lor the one-year
Incidental Fee Committee seat,
also said he would like to see
student groups receiving a fair
allocation of student fees.
"Ideology should not play a
large role in the allocation pro
cedure." he said. Because once
it does, "the 1FG is no longer
working for the students."
Heironimus admitted that his
lack of experience may appear
to be a hindrance, but he does
not believe that it should deter
people from electing him to de
position
"I'm a quick learner, and 1
don't believe that there is any
thing so hard that I can’t learn
it," he said.
In addition. Heironimus said
that during the year when he
served as dorm president
l‘IHti-87. he received "a taste of
how it felt to work with other
students "
His background in finance
provides him with a familiarity
Dave Heironimus
of the budget process and what
he does not know now. he is
"willing to learn along the
way”
If elected to the position.
Heironimus said he would like
to see some changes made to
the IFC's method of funding.
His concern with the issue of
campus safety and wish to in
crease student exposure to cul
tural and educational events is
seen in his desire to increase
funding to programs that pro
mote these issues.
He cited Project Saferide and
the Cultural Forum as two pro
grams he would like to see Ik?
awarded greater budget in
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