ASUO
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hi; is proud to lx- tlir first Asiun Aniorii un to preside over the
ASUO
Fore said sin1 feels Unit i ompetem e about him to deal is itfi non
ji.irtls.in Issih's won them the most votes
"At first, it seemed hki- .1 surfin'' campaign lint in tin* end. stu
dunts drived into tiir issues tli.it are pertinent to lie l ruversitv ns a
whole like i.impus safety and Measure r>,"shi‘ said
’ Tills year was unusual in the sense Ilia! the whole i ampnign
was ufwiul w ho s an insider and wile's an outsider Lee said
Ferguson alluded to the dichotomy in her r omments
■ | would say that students who traditionally sole, \• >t< within
their i ircle." she said We were running from the outside and de
leal) Is what we totpe< led
1‘haris. who along with his running mate Donald Morgan prm id
ed a cotnndii pressure valve throughout the campaign, said he was
glad Lee and l ore won
I m a lot happier that they won than if Don and Holly. Dan, or
even i won In i ause I don't know what I'm doing he said
Pharis commented on the election results from his sickbed
Thursday night, where he is "sufferingfrom dlie s due to the rigor
ol the i ampuign trail
' I think students at I" ol O h.ivi reTeived. our messwg. and
hi.ill blah til.ill Is this an inters .■ w
I’ll |||| ( mi Id not lie real lied fur i or lime lit i h dry lay t. ,;ht
Voter turnout was even lower lit.in last year, when l*t o peri mil
oi the tudeiil hods voted Only bl ! pen ui! nl 11h• student fiodv
. i. students voted in till', week s primary eiei lion
The low t urtUXlt.disturbed Ihi ' m hdules
'The will tie one (>| tie luggi ‘-t ' n- til 1 tie \vn t) wu. taki
oil (lest veal Lee said tillf liuiut.er one priority Wlii tx' to iilid
wavs to i in*, i - tie gap belvvet n - 1 . • I. : g gsriu ' nl at d ’ n ■ s! u < L ' ’
body at large
Thursday night's results are unoihi lal In I ause absentee ballots
ale still expel led I'.lei t ions t a a it i i; rot lor John ( ex id man said ti wet
than Ml are ex pei h d Absentee ha iiots ( on Id all' I lai . . other than
the executive
KunoK lor lour li t one year ' .Is. two IA1L board seals oiu
stud- nl senate seal, as well as lust time voting oil ballot measure
w 111 taIs j i lai . n xt Wednesday and I i; ,: da V
SHOAH
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first-hand of the horror of the Shoah
Shoah Week is sponsored in an effort to combat ignorance
and give people? a deeper understanding of the realities of the
Holocaust Shoah is Hebrew for the extermination of the Jews
in Kurope. and the week is recognized both locally anti
internationally as a time to remember the Jews killed in the
Holocaust
The important.)' of Sho.ih Week is to heighten awareness
to make sun- we remember, so that mass killings never hap
pen again, not to anyone, ’ saui Andy Waxman. JSl member
The series of events will educate through films and let:
lures hut also, for the hrst time, through a German and Jewish
student (list ussmn panel
'The panel wiil discuss how tndav s generations can deal
with i•.« h other to reach mutual understanding." I-u( kermari
said
All of the events an free and open to the public I or more
information, call the Jewish Student moil. .)!>»>
livents are as follows
• Sunday f rit/ Hershberger will Speak al -! H) p 111 in the
1A1I' Ben Linder Room
• Mondav I'he films Genor fc/e and Uamisee ( 'nnfrrrni e
will be shown at 1 p rn in tin- I All Ben Linder Room
• Tui-sd.iv The film / .ii ing Hair w ill !»■ shown at 1 pm in
tIn' LMt ( odar Room A
• i uesd.iv Hi rnard t Iff on will speak at 7 p m In the I.Ml
t .uiimixxi Room
• \\ i ilursd.iv (ii rni.oi arid jew; c student discussion pan
el. on the r rmtempor.il\ relationship of Germans and Jews,
will I" . i! 1 p rn in I AH ‘ ( edar Room A
• Thuisday An! semitisin in the loriner Soviet Union will
h<- th<- topic of a let lure by Soviet Jewish University student
Alex antler k li.u bin at ! p m in I AU' Cedar Room A
• 1tmI.iv . Mas 1 Journev Through Poland, a slide presenta
tion hv Jonah Boukstein on his recent experient es. will be
shown at 1 p m in the I All Ben Linder Room
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