Kditorial
Use care in picking
new IFC members
And then then* are fmu Three of the seven Ini i
dent.d I'Ve (lommiltee spots tll.it were set ured idler .ill
elei tion pisl seven months ago ,ne now va< ant
On Monda\ lit memhei Klizabeth Neel\ re
signed, and the next dav lack Maynard announted he
intended to do the same l*ist tall, another memhei
(efferson Dav is. did not return to the I niversiH and a
replai einrnl Paul Xliem had to lie appointed
The ASl’t) now is in another reappointment pro
less looking lor two i andidales to replace NenU and
Davis Die new memhers may not he selei ted lor an
other week. be< .lose apple allts W dl lie s( leened ti\ an
A St () hiring commit lei;. \ S t () president Andy t .lai k
and the Student Senate before lhe\ aie appointed to
the IIC
Thu proi ess is loon, but • are is needed lor a de< i
simi of this magnitude I 'util sin i essors are named, it
is best that \eeh and Ma\ Hard sin k w till the II ( so as
not to leave an imbalani e before the transition
The lit budget season is beginning, with main
student budgets on the agenda lor the next seveial
w eek s
The resignation ol two members occurred at a time
the lit needs all the experience and commitment it
< all get At the close ol l.lll term the t ommiltee almost
fa< ed a spending freeze Ins ause ol the small amount ol
mimes remaining in the ASI () surplus at i omit
I liere is no need lo i ritir iz.e Neels or Mas nard tor
va< aling then spots mid year I'hey cited personal rea
sons and os ei extension for their decisions, and almost
overs student organization can be expected to have
some turnover rate
I loss ever. the IIC is different in that members rep
resenting various platforms svere chosen by ballot and
have responsibility lor handling millions ol dollars ol
student funds
Last April. Neels offered an aggressive platform
promising to ensure representation and involvement ol
graduate students, minorities and women, the groups
she said svere traditionally left out of group participa
tion
lack Maynard vs as serving the second year ol a
two-year seat on the 1FC. His experience and commit
ment were important lo the committee and w ill be dif
ficult to replace.
Hei ause Neely and Maynard often disagreed on is
sues it appears that the political makeup of the IIC
will not shift in one particular direction However,
their replacements should he scrutinized to make sure
the IIC does not tilt in some fashion that is non-repre
sentative ot the student body.
hast spring. IIC members were elected by stu
dents. in the hopes ot composing a diverse and lair
committee to represent interests ol the students and
their money
It is important that the two replacements, and any
others, are appointed with these goals in mind.
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"This isn't exactly a Super Bowl party. We re celebrating because this is the last
game our husbands are going to watch this season..."
—Letters
Put down
I .mi lin'd ot hearing m rew
Vthi and equivalent espies
Minis list'll .is pul'downs I
llllllk sill ll usage reflet Is sin It'
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superior In singles th.it two
hi .ids .in- lieltei III,in one
I Ilclif'VC lll.lt tills lll'l'pU III
grained higotrs Ir.ids tu loni'li
nt'ss. 11>1111ar11i.iiit.t* nnsietv .mil
lllr .llltniil.lt It decision In lie
with others even in sitiiiitinns
in which utiindut Inn,itril pet
sntis would i lluuse tu lie .duile
Please stup using tins I,in
gunge tu downgrade one of the
must lie.ml did fxperient.es (til
lege students i an afford
Alit e Bern
luigcne
For Majkowski
! il like III ( nngl.ltulatf Mike
belaud aiiii Kill Russell mi tlieir
icali/.ation I li.it |ue Mimt.iu.i
isn't .ill (lie infill.l ll.is ill.life
ll I 111 .i|i|ie,ir III lie (DDIJ .111
17|
I'd like In I,ike their letter line
step further, though \ot only
is |ue Montana not the greatest
iHi.irterh.il k ever, lie's not even
the lies! quarter)).!! k to take the
field in That distinction
belongs to Don Majkowski of
the Green Ha\ I’.u kers
I lie measure of greatness a
quarterhaek possesses ran he
measured in two wavs first,
we need to i (insider e.u h t|uar
terli.ii k\ ability to perform un
del pressure
At first glam e one ma\
quii kl\ pii k Montana to have
the edge I he f.u t is that M.i|
kowski made the I’.u kers the
best i ome from behind team m
the \l I, The 1 ’at kers won four
games this past season h\ one
point
Sei ondly we must consider
how e.u h quarterh.il k leads his
team and the team's subsequent
reran!. Montana led the 4'lers
to a H-i! regular season record
Impressive indeed yet Ins team
was a Super howl-caliber team
to begin with Steve Young
proved that it doesn't take a
Montana to lead them to virto
ry.
Majkowski took a team that
was 4-1J in ltIHH. and with ha
sii allv the same players, led
(Ill'll! Ill .1 1U ll !f< 01(1 (his SIM
sun .mil .1 first pi.ii !• lir in ilu'
\ R ( rllll.ll I )i\ isioil
I inallv i iinsiili'i this Mini
t.ni.i lust two Kiimi-s tins yt'iii
() i ii - w .is in thr K.iiiis, .mil the
sis mill was tu Majkuuski and
I III' (.irrn Ha\ I’ai ki'l s \(iu
who's llii' lies!'
Mil had Simon
I-iliam r
Freedom
I was disappointed to ri'iul
th.it Dr H.irr\ hlu.mls [ODE
).m I't) li.ni been i ritit ized tm
asking tin1 Aim .in Amorir .in
11>111 muii11\ to l.iki1 rosponsiliili
tv tm their ovv n lives
All oppressed groups must
understand th.it freedom comes
from uitliiu <md tli.it hv wait
iii(4 lor the oppressor to i liange
things, we .ire .ig.iin giving ,iu
tInir11\ lor our own well being
away
We must change circum
stances ourselves instead of
hoping that we i an prove iini
selves worthy ot being accept
ed W hat it we ne\ er are7
In Idler,lie ourselves. we
must set high goals for our
selves, and refusing to accept
anything less than we deserve
strive to attain our goals
Blaming is only a wav ot
postponing positive self-moti
vation and produi live a< lion.
I.. Njeri
Student
Scoffing
Kesponding to several letters
appearing recently l)\ Tim
Hughes and Bert Trvlia. we
would just like tu express our
apprei talion for sui It .1 unii|tie
form of entert.iiument
We did lint! Hughes' argu
molds .1 hit t r.tss in "On su< k
mg." |ODE. |an 15) plus the
words m Tryba's “Pre-primi
tive." {ODE Jan. It) abusive
and uni ailed lot .is well as in
the arguments in that letter as
well as in his "Not thankful" (
ODE. |an 15).
(•enerallv we t (included the
main points behind these three
letters were in the tone of ridic
ulous However we did agree
thev should he commended on
their originality, of which vve
base eitjosc(l ,i few laughs
On a more serious note il
these luci were to take stands
on more practical issues tai inn
the 1 nisersits. whii li more
people .iround here might a< til
allv give a rip about. then there
mas he a willingness, on mu
part, to t.ike seriousls what
I lughes and Tr\ ha lias e to sas
In I he meantime, keep up the
good svork We ( an hardls ssail
for more from them at which hi
s. oil
Daniel Collins
Chon Armsburs
Student
Used to be
()n( «* again. a "i»*mimlrr
The law. as I have mentioned
m I hi* past, is merely .1 remind
er of what is right provided
right laws have been made Is 11
loiri'iiii'iil is quite seiamdarv
The majority will tend to con
form to right laws, just from so
1 lal factors alone
When .i societs revokes a
lass a good portion ot society
will believe that this thing is
suddenly ()k. Does anyone out
there reads think that an in
crease per capita has not oc
curred in actual abortions since
the lasss ssere changed7 Wake
up! Or that more than a tins
fraction of today's numbers
were being done in sei retNo!
Most women feared the 1 on
sequences and thus did not put
their bodies out lor use bs any
one and everyone with the
right manipulations Thus,
there svere drasticalls less un
wanted pregnancies So who
was this that thought making
abortion illegal svould some
how be cruel to women?
This lavs would save bs far
more women from falling into a
situation that tlies svould later
regret legalls Soviets has
done a great crime against
women bs causing them to be
lievo th.it tiles (.111 allow their
bodies to be misused without
ans serious consequences
Do not be deceived Men
who really want to manipulate
women are pro-abortion, for
this reason. I know, because I
was one.
Bob Weigel
l.ab tech