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VOTER'S GUIDE
1990 ASUO Elections
Thursday-Friday
Primary : April 19-20 General: April 26-27
What You Need;
Bring your plastic student I.D. card and a current fee card to a polling booth
located in one of these areas:
♦Law Center Quad *Esslinger on University Street " University and 13th
* Between Carson Hall ‘Between Hamilton / Bean *In Front of Library
ASUO
PRESIDENT
& VICE
PRESIDENT
DESCRIPTION: The
ASUO President serves as
the official spokesperson
for the student body.
They coordinate policies
and procedures in an
attempt to increase access
to higher education and
empower students to act
on issues effecting their
lives. In this effort, proj
ects include affirmative
action, child care, campus
safety, and financial aid.
They also represent stu
dents on a number of
important bodies, includ
ing the United States
Student Association and
the Oregon Student
Lobby. Staff members
working with the Presi
dent will be hired by the
Presidents hiring com
mittee following the new
presidents election into
office. Stipends for the
President and Vice are
$325 and $250 respec
tively for a 12 month
term.
KIRK BAILEY
SHEILA STICKEI
Dear Students,
The Coming year at
the University of’Oregon
presents many challenges
and opportunities. We face
issues concerning funding
of higher education, health
insurance, child care, cam
pus safety, and the diver
sity of our University. The
ASUO.as the representa
tive of the students, seeks
to promote student inter
ests and needs, through its
programs, activities, and
services. As current mem
bers of the ASUO Execu
tive. we have addressed
these issues and learned
the power and influence
students can have on any
issue. In addition, our in
volvement in groups such as
Club Sports, the Pre Law
Society, Housing and various
University task forces has
provided a clear understand
ing of the needs of the stu
dents. This experience has
made us sensitive to student
interests and provided the
tools to direct the influence
of the ASUO for the benefit
of all students.
We believe the stu
dents deserve leaders who
are strong, confident and
knowledgeable, with the
students’ best interests at
heart. The Bailey/Stickel
team proposes to achieve
this ideal through a bal
anced approach, dedicated to
promoting campus unity
through tolerance and re
spect. Our efforts are aimed
at working for the students
to insure their rights as free
paying members of the
ASUO. Our campaign for
the students will not end on
election day but continue
throughout the coming year.
Above all else we
believe that student involve
ment is crucial to effective
student government. We
urge everyone to approach
us with their questions and
concerns, and start their
involvement by voting on
April 19 & 20.
STEVE MAPLES
DIANE CUSHMAN
We would like to take
this opportunity to express
to you some of our interests
and concerns, and how we |
as your elected officials I
plan to resolve these issues.
Today on our campus we
face many pre-existing and
current dilemmas. These
issues include:
Increased Student Fees
Child Care
'Campus Safety
Teacher Accountability
' Discrimination < in all
arenas)
To fight these prob
lems. the Maples/Cushman
ticket brings a great deal of
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