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VOTE! "For Ao cet SENATOR Men's Towers Re-elect RONNIE MOODY PRESDENTSTUDNT ORE Eckstrom Three (Continucel froim Page 1) KirtL- is also a member of Phi Eta Sigma, Ilillel and O1)K. II was an exchange stu<lent at var wick .'niversity, England, in the fall semester. Knie, a pre-law history major from N o r t h A u gu s t a, is an A FI? OTC squadron vommnander, hl l uns'oIr on<l has served as a mimber of thle .laxey )orm Sen ate. Ilie is a memlber of Chi Psi and l'sservvd on ID)C. PLIATFORM\IS Eck--trom: .ly gcal is to make a Prw,gressive Carolina through rais ing tlie level of student participa tiol in significant campus activi tIes. T,1:;s will b' attained by an Va ANNE C Sec. Ji FFECTIVE STUDENT Vote le "C. B." Li FOR udent Body P "C. B." FOR U.i Kirtz Junior efficient Senate becoming actively involved in the essential phases of studont <rganizations. Kirtz: I shall act, if elected, to see that the Senate does voice the sentiments of students. More en forcement power for the Senate and Ibetter coordination among in terv:,t groups and student govern ment groups are needed. I shall work toward the goal of greator student control over the affairs of the students. Several of my platform planks are published faculty evaluation, full usage of the Student Bill of Rtights, and a Senate voice in the u, of student activity fees. Also more student parking is necessary, --sI:-cIally for town students and TE OLEMAN -. Class GOVERNMENT vi ngston resident s.C. Thanks! Knie s Run I married students. Finally a system of Senate roll call iublication will be needed to inform students of what their representatives are do. ing. Kiie: I propose to unite Student Government by strengthening the existing structure instead of add. ing more defunct units which tend only to confuso and slow down our ivg*slative processes. Furthermore, I promise to work closely with the Stude-nt Union to close the gap of imtisuinderstanding w h) i c h n ow xists.I Thirdy, I urge the faculty to pass the Student Hill of Rights to motivate the Senate and the student body and give us purpose: Through c I o s e r communication, Understand Ing and motivation Stu dent (Govornmient can unite and function effectively for the student bod. Choice 68 To SamplJ Opinions Carolina students will have a (111e to vote for . S. president during spring election ruloffs. They will join collegians across tle l at ition pa,rticipatilg in the first nationwile collegiate presi. dential primary. ThI'lle vote, known as CIMICE 68, is being underwritten by Time magazine and has beel planned by a board of student directors. Students will receive a sep g, CHI0lCE 68 hallot, in addition to th. b.llot for campus officers. The ballot will include names of 13 presidential candidates as well a s three referenduml] questions. Names on the ballot include: Fred H1alstead (Soc. Worker), Slark ( . I fat fiel ( Rep.), Lyndon B. Johnson503 (Dleml. ), Robert F. Kennedy (D)em.). Also, John V. Lindsay (leP.), Eugene .1. MleCartihy (D eml.), Rl)ar 1.i Ni xon3 ( ltp. ) , Chirles Also, RIInald W. Rteagan (I ).~ Nelson A. Rlockefeller (1 liarol I. Stassen ( Rep.) and George C. Wi allace ( A mer. lnd.). The re ferend Iumi questions31 deal with A mnerican military action in Vietlnm, 11. S. b)omblling of North V i4tniam, andlE prioirities inl govern men4lt sp)end4ing to mecet thle urban