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Oolor { Overheads & Slides! Bfifhten your preientatioo i keep their attention kinko's 1265 Willamette/344-3555 L«tw*M» to* *p*a to tto Nem (kn la T* T»M« Saftvar Aim totartMa JUtf He )»aaaew> MftfU Tuesday. April 9 Ggrimflgr Alumni lounge, 7;3Qp.r Tu Non fiiis Ski Aw imaisi Uv I5MH W 8HJ«W HO TV STin Of T» mii 9f TU AW SIMUkVa 0(391X1 Wednesday. April 10 106 Eaellnper, 2 00p m. by: Helea Hardacre Proteaaor at the Kaiachaoer Inatituta of Japarteae btudiea Harvard Untvwr*ity »yo-»■*■«* *, tj^iMM* (Hiwto* 0*prt. Tools of the Trade $217 S99 SI40 $125 ****«&»« id SI 16 ? VTJCJJ ********** 44 $2)7 5206 l» *S Mwirnn tatukv uul «ufl (*«*» lufcwv* CO kKutfc MICROCOMPUTER SUPPORT CENTER 202 Computing Center Monday-Fnday 9;OOam to 5:00pm e-mail: mpp&ofegon • http ://mpp uoregon.edu Candidates to speak at Senate forum ■ ASUO ELECTIONS: iluOeni government hopelyis w?H answer questions atxxd controversial issues By Doug Irving Ar*M*M >»o»»W A n*w dim of iiuiknl min ion will be elected ihi* month To help itudwli burflw educate thtimipUi** about Ihe candi date*. Ik* Astro Eiidioni Board will offer a Senate forum tonight *t f in i!w* Walnut Kuom "Thru* people will actually affect you mm» than the prm dpi»i and vie* president,*’ Mid It random Smith, the voter wdoca lion coordinator for the ASUO election* board "If lhay're on the finance t nmmittm*. they're going to decide ahen your money it *pent ” Between 20 and 30 Senate candidate! are expected to attend the forum, although there are about 3S running for office. Smith Mid He added that "# lot of the candidate* don't even care that much about it" Some of the race* lor Senate m . ummer hares • •London - $740.0(t : Paris - $930 (XI inumt June 6, 1996 a • Seattle * Amsterdam ■ I April - $399 00* m * Trawl HMI to .nmrUnl to A*»d Vl" •May - $599.00 • iJunc - $679.00 : • iot » '»(») few In u. l-rp, a June l ares • From Seattle I ;Paris ->659.00^ •Frank furt-$659.00S weJtTtM am mtwM ■ seats are uwon tested. «n4 some candidates have really not thought through their de» :«»m to run. Smith Mid Because of this. many am really indifferent to the forum, he Mid. tn the forum, each candidate will be asked four quest ions that deal with an taaua of importance to the campus and student* The questions will be asked in a round robin fashion. Smith Mid The questions will mostly be unrelated to the actual Senate positions hut will address con troversial issues. Smith Mid Probable topics will be the Aryan Pride presume on cam pus and the financial state of the University. Smith will post a list of the questions that will be asked on the Senate door in KMl • Room 2* about half an hour before the forum, he said In addition, the public will be given a half hour at the end of the forum to ask their own questions “The public, will be allowed to put the «andidates on the spot." Smith Mid ”f‘d actually be more interested in hearing what the students have to say." I Off .4ny Vbifwrf* rt-WVfX MMU <mm •Ml um campus " SUBSHOP Mon.-fh. lOam-llpm Sal, 1 Um-fprn Sun, 12 pm-9pm 1225 Alder 345-2434 The Senate forum is an annu altradition, although last year\ forum was a disaster. ^muj, Mid. Many of the candidate* pro* cast mated until the lain day to enter the rarja. and the forum wa« flooded with about HO ran didale*. ha Mid Consequently, each candidate wn only given about 30 wumdi to apeak Thi# year, the number* have declined a little bit, Smith aaid A!*o. the format ha* been c hanged to make the que*tton ing more fair and to prevent any candidate from having a tub vtanttally longer time to prepare an answer Student Senator* control many of the financial aspec t* of the student programs and over see the allocation of student funds. Smith said. Because of thia, a student Sen ator who is against spending Si 8 million to buy the student body football tickets each year could work to stop free tickets, he said. "These people, as Senators, probably affect more people than the president,” he said East Coast IROM $1 68 London Tokyo Lima Casablanca Sydney Nairobi >317* 309* >428* 509* 548* >796* Europe by Train mom$ 14/day Yowih 3 MONTHS Pius...Work/Study & VOlUNTlifi Opportunitiis Hostii Mlmbtrships Aovlntum Travli I Trawl ^ 71SSW Misw.s.. yen #» PoatiAND, OR 97205 (503) 228*1900 Fajc (SOI) 273 8450 * (t-aoo-xouNau Cutout pass** evutio on tot-spot! 1996 ASUO Elections'""11"* Visit The Elections Candidates' Fair April 9-10 in the EMU Courtyard Primary Senate Forum TONIGHT 7:30 Walnut Room, EMU Primary Election April 10-11 Web Exercise your right to vote! Site: http://gfadstone.uoregon.edu/-asuoelec me tiecuons board Suite 4, EMU, 346-0611, asuoelec@gladstone. Absentee Ballots are available in Suite 4, EMU
