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■ 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"
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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."
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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
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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!
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