Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 13, 1996, Page 6, Image 6

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    Leaving
Town?
Will pick up your
useable donations
for a scheduled pick up call
543-3341 or take donations to
The Salvation Army Thrift Store.
451 W 11th in Eugene
Nine Holes
$7
Eighteen Holes
$12
With Student
5 mm f rom
campus (off
G>burg Rd.)
Quick play
• Rentals
Available
• Restaurant
• No tee times
• Mon-Fn
IS challenging holes of golf
2000 Cal Young Rd. • 484-1927
MARCH Ends *t Federal Building
5th & Pearl "Speak-out** Music
Sponsored by Seiuol Assault Support Services &
ASUO Women's Center For Info coll 484-9791
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A Violence Free World
Rally & March
EMU Courtyard UO Campus
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New directors elected to bookstore board
■ ELECTIONS Three
student representatives
wifi help make decisions
throughout the next year
By Jennif*/ Carter
au*** Ac*v*m t Mtr
Rrprwwtatltiw w«r» elected
to the l'we Uaivwrtify Houksiun*
Board of Director* through bil
lot catling l*«t WmltuMda? and
Thuraby.
Thrrw itudonu. one faculty
member and ono cbtudHad *urt
mtmbei went elected to tit on
the 11 member board that
decider hooitUere policy
throughout the year
r
All bookstore member* ant di
gibla to vote in the elections;
12 i voters cast ballots in thin
year's election to select now
board membm
Lauron Souza and |«remy
K«wl won the board'* two
soph>itmir» positions. which are
both two-year seats Souza
rocoivod 40 vole* and Rood
nwaivzd 34 to boat out the other
flv# candtdato* for this position
Doug Baker, a current Student
Senator, won the other student
position to Income a student-et
large member of neat year’*
board Baker received 31 vote*
to beat five other candidate* for
tht* position
Shelley Sutherland, assistant
director in student development
program*, and |ody Wall*, pur
chasing manager (or University
housing, won the faculty-at
large position and dassifted staff
position, respectively,
Sutherland received 75 votes
to claim her seat, and Watts
received 45 votes. Both ran
unopposed.
The bookstore has not
released the names of ail win
oars in the election According
to an information sheet from the
i*ook*h*re. results of the election
for graduate one year and two
year positions will be released
after winners are verified
"Osanka
lus shown j willingness
to do the largely invisible,
unrewarded but vital work at
the level where government and
community intersect."
"For EWEB: Osanka,"
Register Guard. October '94
Call Ml w ith questions ami issues at JO-S227
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