The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, April 29, 1998, Page 3, Image 3

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Opinion
______Student Poll_____
Question: What expectations do you have for the ASG president?
“They should work to try to improve the col­
lege. Maybe try to find out what students are
lacking or needing. They should tty to improve
our environment, better learning environment.
He could try to organize activities for students
to get together and get to know each other.”
Ben Reddaway, student
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“I’d like to see clubs at better times of the day
so that they can fit into your schedule. I’d like
to see more sports type of things, activities
where you are out and about, where you could
just hang out with people.”
Emily Baldwin, student
“I would expect an ASG president to do his job,
I guess. Support the students. I think it’s really
good, programs like intramural sports and stuff
like that.”
Katie Knudson, student
“Pretty much the only thing that basically bugs me
on campus is the price of books and stuff.. This is a
very nice campus and they take really good care of
it, but that’s basically the only thing that affects me
right now, the price of books.”
Matt Knight, student
“Sonijeone that is,a leader and will fight for
students' rights. Someone who will take time
out of their schedule to be involved with stu­
dents. Someone that just enjoys going to school
and the environment that is there.”
Rashael Phipps, student
“A person that is a leader and who knows
basically what they’re doing, knows how to
interact with people and can basically be the
leader of the school.”
Cami Humpfrey, student
“I’d like them to represent the student body
itself, not anybody else coming in and telling
them what to do. I think that’s the most
important, as far as the students go, because
they’re the ones paying for the
school... .Pretty much every­
thing looks real nice, I don’t
think I can see any improve­
ments that need to be made.”
Joe Conrad, student
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“A student body president has first of all got to
address all the students.. He’s got to be visible,
dedicated...! expect 100% dedication to the
students, to the college, to upholding the college
values.. .Student government is basically a
liaison between the students and the college
itself as an institution, and I believe that... .As a
student body president you are, the primary
voice, you are the one who represents them as
an entirety.. .and I want to be a friend because
that’s what it all boils down to. If a student
body president doesn’t have any heart and any
true dedication and it’s simply just something to
put on a resume, then they’re not going to be
good for it. They’ve got to-have true heart and
passion for it.”
David LeDoux, student running for ASG president
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Wednesday, April 29, 1998