LOOK WHO’S ON THE TICKET
Nat Farrvam and Eli Eider are running
lor ASUO president and vce president, respectively
QUALIFICATIONS
Farnam
works as
a caller
lor the
Univer
sity's
annual
giving
program
through
rAHNAM the
University Foundation
He has personally raised
almost $30,000 in dona
tions for the University.
Elder works
building
sets at the
University's
theater
shop He i$
a junior
majormg in
architec
ture
ELDER
PLATFORM
Farnam and Elder want to increase communication
between students and the police department, stop
rents from increasing around the area of the
University and light against cuts in financial aid
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and the police, in an effort to
improve the police's attitude
toward students.
Farnam said he would like to
change the way police officers
treat students. "I’ve seen people
handcuffed while getting noise
violations," Farnam said
They hope that by meeting
with government representa
tives on a personal basis they
can convey the message that
University students arc* com
munity members who pump
money into the Eugene econo
my and deserve to he treated
with more respect.
As roommates the two have
also experienced first-hand a
.$S0 increase in their rent from
last year and believe rent
increases are unfair to students.
They suggest setting up a dis
trict where rents are more rea
sonable
"We're paying exorbitant rent
for sub standard housing,” Far
nam said.
The two said they have been
on the receiving end for too long
and feel that the best way to
approach government officials is
as the voice of the University's
17,000 student body
"We want to have a standing
when we talk to them," Elder
said. Neither has had lobbying
experience in the past
Another campaign issue they
would like to work on is to get
MATT UAH TO*, i
students involved in lobbying
against outs to finam lal aid.
“The way we differ from the
other candidates in the area of
finanoiai aid is we will actively
encourage and facilitate rallies,
demonstrations and marches to
make it known that students
don't want their financial aid
cut," Faniain said
Farnam works as a caller for
the University's annual giving
program through the University
Foundation He has personalty
raised almost $30,000 in dona
tions for the University and
said the work experience has
given him an understanding of
how tight money is at the
University.
Farnam is a junior majoring
in sociology with a minor in
Spanish. He is also a sociology
peer adviser and the manager of
his intramural soccer team
Elder is a junior majoring in
architecture. He also builds sets
at the University's theater shop.
He said he has been keeping in
tune with campus politics and
has thought u lot about how to
solve the issues
"We're hard working students
and we think its time for some
one outside of the ASUO to see
if wu i an t.lear it out and run it
a little more for the students,"
Elder said.
Elder said the two are very
approachable guys and will stand
out in the EMU Breereway. if
need tie, to meet people and hear
students’ concerns.
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