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Political potatoes, absent audience
litical Roundup
Sonic people find politics him! to swallow But
the EMU Fountain Court Cafe is doing its best to
make it more appetizing this election season.
Its "Fall Political Choices" potato bar menu of
fers something for everyone
For example, for S2.25, President Bush sup
porters can feast on the “Republican Potatoe" —
"e" included — that comes with broccoli and
cheese This entree is advertised as "broccoli and
choosey."
uonms i.arr. r.rviw iwu miiviww w
signed tho menu that he said in noi Intended to
promote any one candidate
"it struck me as Ironic that the thrive primary
candidate! had food, sort of analogies meta
phors that could get stuck to them." Carr said,
adding that it’s all in fun.
The "Democratic Potato,” dubbed the "(.hilly
Willy." Is served with chili and. is again.
"choosey." Il is also $2 25.
A less expensive metal Is tho "Koss Perot Potato
— Rich with the Works." It is SI 25. but the
menu does not state what is included in the
works “
For those voters, or diners, who can't make up
their minds about the other choic es, there is one
last alternative tho “Uncommitted Potato " It is
St 25 und comes “plain.”
Carr said he's a registered Democrat hut is wait
ing until after the presidential debates to decide
who he'll vote for.
In the meantime, he's planning to conduct an
informal poll In the cafeteria to see who students
want us their next president The results will be
posted in different areas around the Fountain
Court Cafe,
The pessimistic political olrsorvers who claim
young voters don't care uboul politics may bo
right
Last week the ASUO sponsored an electronic
mooting with candidates in the Instructional Me
dia Center. No one showed.
Ryan Decker!. ASIJO stato affairs coordinator,
who organized the event, said ho was disappoint
ed.
"It was a last minute deal," he said. "1 think if
we would have put flyers all over campus, wo
would have got 10 or IS students."
Deckert figures that students would have
shown up if the mooting had been with candi
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races, or if
tho candi
dates had
shown up
in person.
Last
week's
mooting
was de
signed so
students
could
meet can
didates for
tho Ore
gon offices
of socro
t a r y of
state, at
t o r n e y
general,
state treas
urer and the U S Senato via an l-ID-Nct electroni(
hookup system to Portland State University,
where the candidates were.
Students were to watch the candidates live on a
TV screen and then phone in questions to them
Other colleges in the state participated.
When the announcer said, "Now we’re going to
ask the University of Oregon lid-Net site for a
question,” the audience on TV at PSU was quiet
in anticipation, waiting for the call. But all it
heard was nothing — silence — bocause not one
person was at the University site.
"1 don't think students are apathetic," Decker!
said "But 1 don't think they have the attention
span" to sit through a televised meeting.
By Ni'iw Di'Cuir
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