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Petkun said he and Ravassipour have met with Melton to begin for mulating a summer plan. "We talked a little bit about the vot er (registration) that they're doing right now to see if we can get me plugged in as soon as possible," Petkun said. "Because that's some thing that Mena and I are really excit ed about and it's one of the major planks in our platform." This summer, Petkun and Ravas sipour will plan the ASUO fall Street Faire and start tackling what Petkun calls the "sketchy scheduling penalty," or the absence of a full refund when students drop courses late. "At the same time, we would like stu dents on campus when we tackle some of these things," Petkun said. "It'll still mostly be planning and strategizing." Contact the campus/ federal politics reporter at jaredpaben@dailyemerald.com. WE BUY YOUR COMPUTERS, DESKTOPS OR LAPTOPS (WORKING OR NOT, parts also) FURNITURE, TV, DVD, VHS FOR TOP DOLLAR! We will pick it up! Call us. 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