Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 02, 1989, Page 13, Image 13

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    UO-BOOKSTORE
★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION ★
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ELIGIBLE VOTERS INCLUDE CURRENT UO STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND CLASSIFIED STAFF McMbtrlb.
U^CANDIDATE STATEMENTS"!^
FRESHMAN POSITION • VOTE FOR ONE
Anthony Corona
My name 13 Anthony Corona and I am running tor the Fresh
man Board of Directors position There is a great demand for
better service and quality control here at the University of Ore
gon There are also many faults with the way in which our book
store is run That «s why I am running tor a Board of Directors
position I feel that I can only do my best to help out all the stu
dents here at the University of Oregon in making our bookstore
even more efficient and worthy of our business than it is now
Many, if not most of the books which we are required to read
and learn from are bought through our campus bookstore
Therefore, it would be to the students best interest to have a
place where he/she could find almost anything he/she would
need during his/her stay at the University of Oregon Thai is my
goal To make the University of Oregon Bookstore better than
the rest Looking one step ahead into tomorrow’s promising fu
ture is just a single vote away VOTE ANTHONY CORONA
FOR FRESHMAN BOARD OF DIRECTORS"
Bethany Strasburg
Did you know that everyone attending or working at the Uni
versity is a Bookstore member'* I would like lo be responsible
to all of you by being the next, best (freshman position) member
on the Bookstore Board of Directors
I have the leadership experience In working with active organ
nations and being a diplomatic liaison between staff and stu
dents I am involved already with many groups ranging from the
Honors College to intramurals to the Greek system, and this in
volvement gives me access to the views and concerns of mem
bers I would be responsive to all Bookstore members by listen
mg to their ideas about what they want and what should be im
proved upon
I want to be involved and serve all members by working with
their ideas, along with my own long range plans for the Book
store Some of mine entail, helping solve problems with crowd
mg. being able to supply more books and Greek products, and
investigating the idea of computerized book returns
I want to, and know I can make a difference for I am a dedi
cated hard worker, and an effective communicator with much
experience Vote Bethany Strasburg. freshman position
Chris Lucier
H-' My name >s Ctwit Luci#r ®nd I'm fbe candidate tor th«>
Bookstores freshman Board position Although I'm a mere
Freshman l have a wealth of business experience M> employ
ment at U S Bank has been an invaluable educational supple
men! which will prove advantageous to you and I as a serving
Board member
Does anyone really know what the Board is for7 Probably very
few of us are familiar with the Board and us functions This w»H
soon change I associate with a diverse range of students,
from Grads to Freshmen ft is my intention to be highly accessr
bte to everyone at any time
The Bookstore is ours This «s an important concept and I’ll
serve everyone with that thought ir» mind What's best for the
students bookstore and the University is of utmost impor
tance l ask you to remember on election day.that the bookstore
is here for you and so am I I also ask you. my fellow students
to cast your votes for Chris Luc lor Thank you
Craig Thomas
As a frequent visitor ot the U of 0 Bookstore. I have noticed
the efficient and effective role H plays m the oveiail activities of
the University The U of 0 Bookstore Board of Directors must
serve the many needs of the people using if I leel lhal I pos
sess me integrity and qualifications needed to represent the d>
verse student body as a member ot the Board ol Directors
The Bookstore has traditionally shown its customers that it
wishes to bo more responsive to its customers, and along with
this notion I would express a proactive altitude towards
changes I would like to see adopted l will lobby tor improve
ments in the long lines at the beginning of each term, a cap on
book prices, receive more money on book returns make avail
able more used books, and improve the quality ot sweatshirts
Having tilled and excelled in various positions in high school
student body government, athletics and church activities I toel
confident that my experience along with my motivated, outspo
ken, and goal ouented approach to Itle will make me a qualified
candidate you cannot overlook
Mary Robertson
Walking into the bookstore can often lead to a lot ol unan
nwnrod questions Why do tennis balls cost *4 45 at the book
store and range Irom |IOO$3 99 eveiyvnhnie else’’ Does the
bookstore really need to carry luggage and dishware? With
such a large Greek population, why is there so tittle Greek para
phernatia’ ts there a way to cut the time it takes to buy and sell
books?
It is questions like these that have inspired me to run tor the
board o* directors t would like to see ANSWERS to students
questions I have 3 years enperienc* in retail as an assistant
manager I am also dedicated and have the time necessary tor
this position
II s time tor (he bookstore to be more responsive to students
l would like to see a more selective range ol merchandise be!
ter prices when possible, more Greek paraphernalia and less
lime spent for studonts when buying and selling books Please
vote May 2nd and 3rd Mary Robertson Freshman Position
Jonrta R. Wingren
I am runmng for the Freshman position on the University
Bookstore Board of Directors t decided to run because every
position on the board of Directors should have the most quail
tied person I am the best qualified, having been involved in the
Bookselling Industry for the last seven years Three of those
year. were spent as an Assistant Manager at an independently
owned local bookstore In lhat position I made a great deal of
decisions concerning policies of the store This experience
transfers directly to what the Board of Directors duties are l
have attended the Ament an Booksellers Assoc iation National
Convention twice in the last five years, and will attend again
next year
In this election you as the owner of the bookstore are choos
mg an employee to run your business in the most efficient »*f
fee live method possible Would you hire a person to run your
business who had no relevant experience7 No. you would look
for the most qualified candidate
I am the clear choice
SOPHOMORE POSITION • VOlb hUH I WU
Scott Brown
Our Bookstore operates with the purpose of serving its mem
bers—the students and faculty of the University As a student
you have every right to express your ideas and criticisms to the
administration of our bookstore with hope that your idea will be
discussed and possibly initiated As a seathokler on the Board
of Directors I would do all possible to bridge communication
and follow through with your suggestions
Presently, an important issue of the bookstore is of expan
sion —both structurally and in products and services As an ar
chitecture student with a background in consumer relations I
feel that I would be an asset in both working with an architect
to initiate spacial expansion and in creating applicable consum
er policies for the betterment of customers
The University of Oregon's Bookstore is a vital element of our
campus With your vote, I will work to insure that the book
stores prosperity continues and insist that the allocation of
space, the products, and the services will complement the di
versity and continually changing needs and desires of the stu
dent body
Tracy Naber
My name is Tracy Naber I am currently a member of the
ASUO Executive as Assistant Finance Coordinator I have had
experience working with many students and student groups
throughout the IFC budgeting process I am also a member of
the LTD Student Transit Council and the Academic Require
ments Committee
I would like to represent the student body as a member of the
Bookstore Board The board gives students an opportunity to
have a voice in the running of a business that directly affects
them As a representative of the student body I would work to
expand the guaranteed book program and to make the Book
store more responsive to the needs of the students Vote Tracy
Naber —sophomore position on the Bookstore Board of Direc
tors
Scott Dunlap
Mont of us find ourselves in the Bookstore on a daily or week
ly basis buying texts or supplies, picking up a quick snack or
checking out the latest magazine The Bookstore is an integral
part of campus life It serves a large and diverse campus popu
lation. and mostly serves us well
One of the least fun times in the Bookstore for students is
registration week Everybody has a different collection of text
books and supplies to buy and most of us are trying to make
each dollar go as tar as possible The lines are long and it
seems like there must be a better way'
There are ways to improve Bookstore services for students I
believe a larger selection of used texts and a higher discount
rate would save the student body as much as $1.000.000 per
year (approximately $200 per person) We should be able to ac
comphsh these savings and still offer the other services we vai
ue at a good price
As a Board Director I would listen to what you want and work
for improved services for all students I am confident that
through my management experience and willingness to work I
can make a positive difference
Clint Weiler
Ending my sophomore year I have become more eager as
time passes to become more involved with this University I am
currently a supervisor for registration and enjoy the responsible
ity of working with both my supervisors and subordinates The
pleasure I receive working under these circumstances comes
from working well with people l look for respect when Qlven re
sponsibility but also give plenty of respect to authority I work
hard for my goals and I believe if something is to be accom
plished everybody must play a role and work together
My expectations of holding a seat on the Board of Directors
is to be intensely involved with the expansion of the Bookstore
Along with the structural expansion of the Bookstore I would
also like to sec* an expansion of service in order to handle the
big rush at the beginning of each term These are general ideas
that have surely been raised and with an excited attitude and
an ability to work hard I can help the Bookstore move toward
progress in the future With this in mind I will accept your vote
as an invitation to improve the bookstore tor everybody
Rick Luetenhaus
Two years of my service on the Board of Directors will mean
this for you (1) Authentic progress toward meeting the special
needs of all members while keeping the operating costs to a
minimum, and {*?) the immediate resolution of complaints or
problems that impede our abilities to serve you better
In 1986 JCPenney flew me to their corporate headquartors in
New York to meet with one of their CEO s Robert Gill
because they believed that I will be one of the nation s future
leaders In merchandising In my free time I have started my own
small business with the same two objectives that are necessary
at the University Bookstore Provide all students with quality
products at the lowest possible price
If you have any questions regarding my qualifications please
call 143 7384 and leave your name and phone number I II got
the message and will try to provide you with the information
that you need I plan to be equally accessible if elected io the
Board Many candidates will spend a lot of money for your vote
I will spend less than $5 to inform you about mo
Carl Zingmark
I am running for the two year sophomore position on the
bookstore Board of Directors l am interested in this position
because the University of Oregon Bookstore is one of the best
in the country and I would like to take part in its management
If I am elected to this position I will work on
increased handicap access with an elevator
install extra lighting in the darker areas of the basement
— increase amounts of used course books
increase advertisement for the EMU and Portland Book
store
more coupons in the Oregon Daily Emerald
These are just a few of the issues I have in mind I will work
hard to represent student interests because it is your book
store Remember mo Carl Zingmark, on the elections of May
2nd and 3rd
NO STATEMENT
Erik Lund
GRADUATE POSITION
Walter R. Wittkugel
Did you know it's OURS’’ As UO students are privileged to own our store It i > not owned by the administration
it's a non profit co-op belonging to ' every registered student every faculty member every classified and manage
ment service member of the University of Oreflon You're thinking that s nice but what does d mean to m«> It
means YOU can have direct impact on what happens in your bookstore Your input ‘d«a% and suggestion* are valued
and necessary to provide service and product selection you want You ask How can i make a difference' VOTE1
Vote WALTER WITTKUGEL I ask for your vote l m committed to listening to what YOU want working on keeping
coursebook prices down providing best possible selection of used books and other merchandise improving access*
bility for the physically challenged What new products do you want? Drop your ideas in suggest'On bo* ( 2nd floor
stairwell) You can make a difference My 3 years experience in retail customer service 1 year airline public contact
experience and 3 year* Better Business Bu'eau Consumer Arbitrator experience qualify me to mak* your txx* store
What YOU want it to be WALTER WITTKUGEL — Working !o> You Vote TODAY at the EMU or bookstore
FACULTY POSITION
Carol Smith
These* on the Bookstore
I. Faculty members are one of three publics the bookstore serves Are their needs met7
II Faculty comment and behavior suggest not
ill Faculty members look to the bookstore to satisfy both nonreading and reading needs
l\ With respect to the former there are needs tor cards and stamps Duck memorabilia snacks Kleenex igarettes
tapes tennis balls, calendars, etc
V . Faculty nonreading needs are probably well enough met
\l More important however, are teculty reading needs And as people of ideas intellectuals scholars and teacherr.
faculty needs here are quite broad
Ml They include a good backhst of scholarly books across the various disciplines a diverse
selection of serious fiction and nonfiction trade books, a variety of newspaper*, mega:men jour
1 Ar|.,.M»S O' IAC u 1>• U »OC*» VO*«
NO STATEMENT
Lisa Webber
reference books
\ III The scholarly reading needs of faculty could be better salt shad
l\ Where are the books'* <a a traditional faculty complaint about university booKstores
\ Bui whal <• a OSittbJltSJIS ton Furthor *hal it a uniYJiaill LWO>ily'C 'or 1
VI Faculty have only -arv.plained about the bookstore in various ways, the point however •. (<
h?*p change it