University _ Vilches, Colson win IFC seats B\ Alii e Thornton l merald Reporter In .1 i lose r.ii r for tv\ o \ chi Ini 1111■ 111<7 voles "I was hoping lint Hughes would have heen elei ted too \ ill lies said "lie would have been ,i good person to have on I Ft again I le's had a lot ot e\ perieni e," \ ili lies s.iul the amount ot help he received with his i a ill paign gav e him a lot of i onfi deuce in the elei lion "I could tell that people trusted me." Vih lies s.ud I also got endorsements from a variety ot people which shows I've heen fair to a lot of student groups " Improving the budget pro i ess is a goal for the coming year. Vilches said adding that he hopes the groups will meet their deadlines during next v ear's budget season "It will take a good I It and a lot of help from organization leaders to make it work \ lit lies said It was a tough I,u e through out the entire elei lion." t olson said "It wasn't as negative a Frcdd> Vilches r.in' its il li.is been in past VISITS ( ailson s.ikI tils I'ffurl to t.t 1 k to stucti'iils during the cam paign contributed to tiis virtu TV "I thought I ll.lli il real good shot at winning (ailson s.od It u.is ,i matter of hoping the turnout rein.lined i oust,ml In future IK ! elei lions ( Hi son s.iid he hopes there is an opporluniH for more forums ,iinl deh.ites hetueen II I ' ( .mill dates Voters should be more edm ated so tliev do not have to reh on name recognition, he said li t positions are pis! as im portant as the AM < ) e\e( utive offices." ( olson said IK rai es should he taken |ust as se riouslv We need a more ill Mil had (iolson tunned \ 1iling puptilal mil \ ill lirs .mil ( nilsoil w ill take nffii e M.iv i .111>n« ilh ihr newh ele< It'd mu1 vi’.ir mmI II < members 1 hope we ( .in establish some strong leadership m till1 lieu II I ( olsmi shhI I hope vvi' i .in .mild having people ri* sign during I lit* \ t-.ir U r need In keep thr gniiip int-ii I I'm pleased lu sec ,i lot ill lieu blimil in the i nmmitlee Vilr.hes s.tiil hi' hopes I In II .i ns11 urn will In' smooth tor llif new 111 members. .ulding Ili.it In- has .iliisnl\ lii'im work mg w ilh ihr tin.mi I- t (Kirilina lur and tin' \sl () tu prepare Iiir ne\l v ear \ lit lies iuk ournged all new III meinhers tu attend lues da\ s meeting at n .11) p in Ballots ( ontiniml from Pago 1 increases In provide more counselors at the Counseling Center, In help pay state man dated wane increases at the I Mi chili! i are i enter and to i ontinue unlimited bus sen it e on LTD t )SP!K(. s request lot an II pen ellt budget III! It-ase passed in a margin o! about 1.200 \ oil's despite a last minute at tempt to ( all into question the oiganization's funding. 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