grams, such as the ASUO
Child Care subsidy due to
the increased enrollment of
single parents. Business
programs such as Alpha
Kappa Psi & MBA Associa
tion continue to provide
support for students major
ing in the business. Last,
but certainly not least the
Ethnic and the Environ
mental programs such as the
BSU, CSA, MEChA. NASH.
OSP1RG, USSA, &SAA, all
of which give academic
support for students but
allow expression of cultural
views aiming towards a
diverse and multi-cultural
University for everyone.
If elected to the Inci
dental Fee Committee, 1 will
put forth the time, effort and
contemplation necessary.
I.F.C.
(2-Year)
DESCRIPTION: See IFC
1-Year.
MICHAEL COLSON
Hi, my name in Mike
Colson. I’m running for IFC'.
Being a student at the Uni
versity for the last three
years, I have been involved
in a diverse array of campus
and community activities.
My experience includes:
Democratic President's
Advisory Council, Campus
Election Coordinator for
Congressman Peter Defazio,
Internships with the Oregon
State Police and University
Office of Legislative and
Community Relations.
Presently I am enjoy
ing my second year on the
Residence Hall Governance
Committee, for Hamilton
Complex, as Treasurer and
Secretary.
As a member of I PC, I
want to promote the groups
that best serve the demon
strated needs of the stu
dents. Some of my priorities
are:
* Cultural Forum—
concentrate on more speak
ers and muti-cultural events.
Wo deserve bigger and bet
ter!
* Journals of Opin
ion—students rely on diverse
opinions from The Emerald,
Insurgent, Commentator,
and Oregon Voice to lead
debate and discussion on
topics crucial to us all.
‘ EMU Child Care &
Development—the changing
face of our student popula
tion (working parents &
students) demands more
accessible and subsidized
child care services.
I would appreciate
your support and will work
hard to accomplish my goals.
TRAVIS GREEN
No statement received
TIM HUGHES
It is obvious that this
years’ IFC is in deep trouble.
Between the resignations,
confusion, lovv attendance,
and lack of teamwork, we
students stand a good
chance of losing the IFC and
our ability to control our own
fees.
1 bring experience and
stability to the IFC. Two
years ago, I served on the
Fee Committee, as well as
the EMU Board. The year
before that, I served as
Director of GALA. 1 have a
well documented record of
public service to the campus
community, and I want to
continue that record next
year.
I bring a progressive
political agenda with me,
one that many students
clearly want carried out. 1
want to fully fund childcare.
I want to keep fees down,
hut 1 do not believe the way
to do that is by micro-man
aging some student pro
grams’ postage budget. We
must take a hard look at the
EMU and Athletic Depart
ment budgets, who receive
over $2.5 million of your
fees. All students deserve to
have their fees spent respon
sibly, and 1 will root out any
programs that rip-off stu
dents.
This time, vote with
A.CUC -
your heart. Vote for TIM
HUGHES. I'll fight for your
rights. VENCEREMOS!
DON STULI
To all students at the Uni
versity of Oregon:
The Incidental Fee
Committee is responsible for
the disbursement of 4.5
million dollars in collected
student fees. This body of
student government over
sues the financial considera
tion given to many campus
related factions. The intrin
sic value of these financial
bases is to insure diversity
among a broad spectrum of
student interests.
In short, the Inciden
tal Fee Committee is respon
sible for spending your
money. As student, you
contribute to many organiza
tions, publications, and
services designed to enrich
your campus environment
and your education at this
university. In return, it is
imperative that aH members
of the Incidental Fee Com
mittee strive to protect the
diverse nature of our cam
pus.
Therefore, as an
elected Incidental Fee Com
mittee member, I will dedi
cate my time to preserving
an enlightened campus
environment for the benefit
of all students. I look for
ward to serving on the Inci
dental Fee Committee and
working in constructive
negotiations with an open
mind and sincere commit
ment. Because you care,
vote for Don Stull.
FREDDY VILCHES
As Current Vice Chair
of the IFC and after two
years of serving on this
board I feel I ahve gained
the knowledge and experi
ence needed to effectively
represent the majority of the
students on campus. In
spite of all the turmoil on
this year’s IFC, I have been
a stabilizing factor and have
tried to serve students in the
best possible way. We are
lucky on this campus that
students control their own
fees, and I want to make
sure that we keep that
power.
I will ask the tough
questions to the big pro
grams that currently get the
vast majoriyt of students
fees and make sure that all
programs spend students
funds in the best interest of
the students.
I want to see student
programs grow at a healthy
rate and take their fundrais
ing serious
ly. I promise to continue the
work that I have been doing
for the past two years, to
keep the fees down, elimi
nate waste, and to make of
this campus a more multic
ultural environment. VOTE
FOR FREDDY VILCHFS
FOR IFC 2 YEARS.
*The above statements
have be printed as acu
rately as possible and in
the same manner as they
were received by the
Elections Board. No
intentional attempts have
been made to alter, cor
rect, or rearrange any
portion of any statement.
BALLOT MEASURES:
Measure # 1
Shall the Student Incidental
Fee he established at $4.75
per student per term, (in
cluding summer term) to
generate approximately
$253,500 to fund unlimited
bus service within the Lane
Transit District Service Area
for all currently registered U
of Ostudents for the 1990
1991 fiscal year? Law stu
dents would pay $7.13 per
student per regular semester
and $4.75 per student for
summer semester. Unlim
ited bus service means U of
O students may ride any
LTD bus anywhere in Lane
County, as often as de-sired,
by showing the bus driver a
U of O identification card
vali- dated to the current