ndidates offer views of finances, procedure
itlycontested as the run
presidency, the race for
presidency of the Asso-
¡tudent Government will
lii this week in a shoot-
jjthree closely matched
leaders.
¡¡ng for the position are
Kline, John Harlan and
I Jim McCaffrey
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job” of presenting programs that
promote interests outside the
general scope that the school
offers, according to Riggs. He
advocates the continuance and
promotion of mdre of these
programs for next year. Riggs
feels that his ideas and interest
give him the leadership ability to
be a fine ASG officer.
ful despite a limited knowledge
of parliamentary
procedure.
Harlan said the ASG makes a
poor student advocate and that
if he were elected he would work
to increase the amount and qual
ity of student representation.
This would mean more active
interaction between the
vice
president and the senate, he
said.
The role would be par
ticularly important to committee
situations where strong represen
tation is a must, Harlan said.
Practical background exper
ience in business related activ
ities highlights this years's can
didates for student government
business manager.
ggs, all members of the
senate.
¡pointed to her exper-
i a student senator of
¡a major factor that will
tat her election. Kline
[feels the varied roles of
Maureen Kearney, incumbent,
said that she knows exactly what
her job requirments are after
being business manager this past
epresidency should in-
eking herself available as
ding board to resolve
lity difficulties that may
ASG.
By Scott Starnes
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,thevice president should
o help build unity in a
where the population
»minutes to school mak-
year, and if elected next year to
this position, she will be able to
get things done faster than be
fore.
Kearney directed her atten
tion to the lack of student inter
est on campus. "Apathy has
been a big fault on campus. I
would like to see more student
activity generated on the cam
pus," she said.
John Harlan
... increased representation
Secondly, Kearney said that
she would like to instigate a
student awareness program as to
what exactly
student govern
ment is and what things in gen
eral they have done and are
doing ,for the students academ
ically and recreationally.
Harlan feels the experience
of the senate plus his proven
ability to get along with the
members of that body will make
him the best choice for ASG
Vice President.
A business major, Kearney
has a
"large political back
ground"
and has completed
Dave Riggs has been active in
student government since he Was
a freshman in high school. Riggs
said that he understands and is
prepared to take on the re
Denise Kline
..building unity
hard to form more co-
[spirits; Kline said. The
resident should<open more
pommunication amongst
las of special
interest
[college community. This
Igive both students and
■ore input in determining
lii,she said.
talon to being a two-
EG senator, John Harlan
lone responsible for setting
■campus Student Support
ferience in the senate--is
png recommendation that
Ifeels provides the push
get him elected.
in felt he could be help-
Montgomery would also like
to see more involvement from
students at this college.
"There are students here that
don't even know there is a stu
dent government much less that
there going to be elections," she
said. "I know something has to
be done to get more students
involved but I don't feel like I
can make any definite sugges
tions right now."
To begin with, Montgomery
wants to concentrate her time
and evergy in doing the best job
she can as business manager and
then she intends to get involved
in other areas that concern stu
dents, she said.
Volunteers
Maureen Kearney
... Incumbent candidate
needed
three years of accounting along
with practical accounting
ex
perience with various affiliations.
Kearney is presently involved
with CCOSAC and has spent a
great deal of her time working
with this program.
Sherrie Montgomery is a bus
iness major at the College and
wants to be A S G Business
Manager because she wants to
get involved in student govern
ment and feels that with her
past experience she can best
serve the students in this role.
Montgomery has developed
and implemented programs at
the Albina alternative sbhool in
Portland where she was directly
involved in leadership and man
agement
During her eight years in the
business world she has written
budget proposels dealing with
millions of dollars and has been
in charge of the day-to-day dis
bursement of these funds.
Women between 18 and 25
years of age are invited to be
come volunteers for the United
Service Organizations, Inc.(USO).
The women will become in
volved in various programs such
as dances, travel film shows and
socializing.
All of our volunteers set their
own participation level, as to
programs and time.
For more information,contact
Gloria Hoerst, at 223-8717.
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tarian.
Riggs is a recently-
elected member of the student
senate.
emphasized
The candidate
that it is not enough for the
vice president to sit in meetings
and preside as merely
the
parlimentarian. Realizing that
strict rules do not always make
for the clearest goals, Riggs sees
the vice president as having to
moderate discussions with the
idea of promoting understanding
between the members of the
senate and the members of the
faculty and the student body.
New ideas should be thought
out and made clear to the senate
body by the vice presidency,
Harlan said.
ASG is doing an "incredible
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