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Watson tutor resigned.
Loo and Foro assure that thoy
don't havo any skeletons in
thoir closets that could harm
their reputations
"I play golf." Lee said.
What’s Fore's secret?
"I watch Bugs Bunny ovory
Saturday." she confessed jok
ingly. "I think Bugs Bunny is
the coolest."
The two were elected with 57
percent of the vote in the April
election* from among tho 13
percent of the student body that
voted
one Hno rore neai live otnnr
candidates, one who was a self
described anarchist and two
held a tongue-in-cheek cam
paign promising to build an un
derwater university on campus
and a roller coaster In Willam
ette Hall.
Lee and Fore were more seri
ous, promising to stabilize
funding for higher education,
make campus safer, increase
multiculturalism and restruc
turn the student government
They said thi>v bollovo they
wore elected because of their
experience
Fore was on the Student Uni
versity Relations Council, she
said, working for four years on
everything from blood drives to
scholarship fund raisers Lee
was the ASIJO Affirmative Ac
tion coordinator for three veers
Hut mention their diversity
as a woman and an Asian
American as a potential asset,
and they Immediately shv away
from it
When asked if his being an
Aslan American was an issue
in the campaign or )f he thinks
ii |)riun|f> appttatmi iu
Lee takes offense.
"Thero's never boon an
Aslan-Amerlcan Indore, that's
true,1' Lee said "(But) i don't
think students are stupid
enough to vote In an Asiun
American just because of that
"Never at any point (in the
campaign) did people say,
'Hey. you sound great and
you're Asian, too.' " he suid
Fore and Leo suid the issues of
met' und gender wore not ns im
portant to students In the elec
tions this year us they were the
....... r_
Mifll UttIUlU.
"Jennifer Hills' year wus
highly persona I i/.od, racial poli
tics.” Loo said
The l‘)<>2 election, unlike the
year before, Fore said, was fo
cused more on fiscal issues
The Issues wore diversity
That wus u real buzz word at
that time,” Fore suid of the
l*etl election "The concern of
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