AFRICA NIGHT The West African Dance Troupe performed at "Africa is Calling,” the second annual African
Culture Night hosted by the African Students Association. Sunday’s event featured native
fashion and authentic food.
Nicole Barker | Photographer
Primary: Voter turnout was
1 percent higher than 2004
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minority representation in student
government, won their seats, with six
winning a majority of the vote in
their race and four running complete
ly unopposed.
Ballot Measure 21, designed to
show students’ interest in powering
the EMU with wind energy and fund
ing other sustainability projects,
passed 1,150-277.
Voter turnout in the primary elec
tion was similar to last year’s, with
2,960 students, or about 15.1 percent
of the student body, participating.
Last year, 14.1 percent participated.
Results from the election were re
leased at about 11:45 p.m. Sunday
night after grievances and a Constitu
tion Court injunction delayed the
process for more than two days.
The primary election will run
Wednesday through Friday at 5 p.m.
The rest of the results are as
follows:
ASUO President
Vice President
1. Ashley Rees/ Jael Anker-Lagos
(907 votes); 2. Adam Walsh/Kyla
Coy (445); 3, Jacob Daniels/Adi
Cargni (423); 4. Nick Hudson/Alli
son Sprouse (265); 5. Evan Geier/
David Goward (250); 6. Anthony
Caruso/Robbie McEachern (171);
7. Peter Flier/Christopher Haak (75)
(811); Chess Patricolo (697)
Athletic Department
Finance Senators
Seat 7, one-year term
Natalie Kinsey, outright winner
(738 votes); Toby Piering (449)
Seat 8, two-year term (midterm)
Kyle McKenzie, outright winner
(1,077 votes)
Seat 9, two-year term
Spencer Crum, outright winner
(1,166 votes)
Academic Senators
Seat 10, Journalism/Education
two-year term (midterm)
Rachel Lee, outright winner (200
votes)
Seat 11, Undeclared
Tyrel Love (92 votes); Justin
Wheeler (86)
Seat 12, Allied Arts
Architecture/Interdisciplinary
Amy DuFour, outright winner (63
votes)
Seat 13, Business
Monica Irvin, outright winner (106
votes); Pat Wurtz (53)
Seat 14, Social Science
Dallas Brown, outright winner
(280 votes)
Seat 15, Social Science
Mike Filippelli, outright winner
(322 votes)
Seat 16, Science
Jessica Nair, outright winner (117
votes); Brian Cappy (54)
Seat 17, Graduate/Law
Write-in: Rob Craig, outright win
ner (36 votes)
Seat, 18 Graduate/Law
Rahmat Rahmat, outright winner
(34 votes)
ASPAC
One, two-year term
Jontae Grace (724 votes); Tyler
Bushnell (690 votes)
One, two-year term (midterm)
Andrea Nowack, outright winner
(1,259 votes)
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ASUO Programs
Finance Senators
Seat 1, one-year term
Kristin Kato, outright winner (873
votes); Miles Rost (538)
Seat 3, two-year term
Jared Axelrod, outright winner
(821 votes); Alex Bjorvik (328); Silas
Snider (240)
At-Large, one-year term
Erica Anderson (1,324 votes)
EMU Board
Finance Senators
Seat 4, one-year term
Reinier Heyden (763 votes); Billy
Hatch (517)
Seat 6, two-year term
Sara Hamilton, outright winner
(868 votes); Barett Volkmann (535)
At-Large, two-year term
(midterm)
Drew Kincaid, outright winner
(890 votes); Evan Lally (400)
At-Large, two-year term
Slade Leeson, outright winner
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REC PROGRAMS
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The Summer Session Schedule of Classes is available so check out the Physical
Education classes that are being offered and add some fun to your summer
schedule! Registration begins on May 2nd, 2005.
REC PROGRAMS
Dodgeball Manager’s Meeting Time
Monday, April 11th (TODAY) 4:00pm
Location
SRC/Ulrich
Room 63
Ultimate Frisbee
Manager's Meeting
Wednesday, April 13d
Time Location
4:00pm SRC/Ulrich
Room 63
Division
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the free agent list.
REC AEROBICS (DROP-IN AEROBICS PROGRAM)
Purchase a punch card from the Rec Sports Office (102 Esslinger Hall) and choose
from 12 different classes each week including: body sculpting, basic step, stretch &
flex and kickboxing. All classes are held in Multipurpose #1/Rec 41 in the SRC.
FITNESS PROGRAMS
Fun Individualized Training (F.l.T.) Program is a one-on-one, 90 minute appointment
with a certified personal trainer. The appointment includes: a risk assessment and
goal setting consultation, personalized strength and conditioning program, one training
session to help refine technique and information on training and injury prevention. For
more information call 346-1364.
9 weeks until Summer Break!
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