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"' V-V!l' ?' ,,v- -'--VZ:..VJMe?>J 11 r K^ ^ ' ^X^^^R., -il v' ffMB^WBi v -i i 11 Peter Hoc Presidential c 'he negative attitude students have tov uggles and the senate, Fete Haeseker, c Y ? A ~ ~ L 4 U ? r-\ , wailli> iu SHOW ilie puauiv*,nl, and if elected, he said he woulc eases regularly to be sent to the Game cord newspapers. There's a lot of work to do done (in St;) ke it easier for them to work togethe tions, but they need to work together." 1 'he junior marketing and finance majoi id for SG to provide services to the sibility to the university for commuter i system. ie university and the Sti should help students The university and the Student Govern e ways," Haeseker said, such as a| ipus to show students what is available lin university housing. aeseker said he feels the student body : n of representation they want. "Someti r senators are, I feel they're not beinj K)sed new constitution "forces masses ;on, and that one person could be pers aeseker served on the New Jersey Siai the Morris County Student Council, als ~ - ? - * 'I ? ' is a nan aaviser in iviuxcy uwn'imn L'tion committee of Residential Life Set 1. George Mineff Jr. DIS1 2. Julia K. Ogle SOC 3. Barney M. Houser LIBF Seat 3 The Roost, At Large Seat 1. David L. Stover Unopposed Emp DISTRICT 7 McBRIBE QUAD Seat Seat 1 1 ^ 1. John Stelling - Unopposed seat DISTRICT 8 WOMEN'S QUAD 1 J' Seat 1 Soa| 1. Lisa Goodwin - Unopposed Seat 2 Sea? 1. Robin Weston \ ^ 2. Gwen Campbell ^fia' in inter #3MI The around ^NMMpS I B tha t afl ~ _. "ir- interna s * mK\m\\*v&mm know w The h filing fo IP andhec p. ^ gpj^ {? Gldha makes i I m thesam andidate showsa vard SG comes from internal j andidate for president, said j spects of the student governI have someone write press cock, the State and Columbia . 1 feel I can talk to people and r. There are still going to be |i he said. ii : said he has many projects in fj students, including more acstudents through the shuttleident Government in little ways.' ment should help students in jartment managers visiting j i' for those who are unable to f| should be able to choose what j j lines if thev can't tell me who ! S represented," he said. The > of people to file down to one uaded by a mass group," he e University Student Council o m New Jersey. y and is on the hall adviser | vices. RICT 10 HUMANITIES, 1 8 L Hickson IAL SCIENCE, WORK Seal 7 IARIANSHIP 1 Michael Couick 1 DISTRICT 11 BU! ty MINISTRATION 2 Seat 1 nuneiie l. urout Unopposed 1. Adam l. i>nowt 3 Seat 2 off Floyd Unopposed 1. Jay Watt Uno| 4 Seat 3 aul J Allen Unopposed Empty 5 Seat 4 'orthy Stefan - Unopposed 1. Gregory L. Mit< 6 Seat 5 Dale Oldham e presidential candidc ime SG started addressing student problems instead of eng nal squabbles." vice presidential candidate Dale Oldham s junior political science major said parking, proper li) campus and dorm conditions are just some of the "pro feet all of us that SG has not addressed in the past beca 1 bickering." ing as president pro-tern and finance committee chairman senate, the two-term senator said he feels his experience i to students. low where the problems are in SG and, let's face it, we know where the problems are in S< and, let's face it, we have problems. ns." In addition, Oldham said he knows who to see in tl ation about issues that confront the government. "It's tl ation that makes decisions around here," he said. ionally, I think it's time we brought some openness int s have to know what is happening. Senators need to get out s." im aavocaies proviaing more publicity about SG tunction ss, coordinating the senate with the various committe le understands what is being done, and doing away with c mmittee sessions. "If they can't say it up front it doesn't n< nk this year we (the senate) have been clumsy and some p at not worked together. Quite frankly, some people i hat they were doing." jck of student concern evidenced by the low number of stu ir senate seats will "Make for a very bad senate," Oldham 1 HHoH tho I'OQ 1 1 Acnrc \iri 11 Kn fhn f ^nrr? nnlwno 4MV4VV4 V11V & VUI tvrutvxl O TT 111 IL/C tllV/ OLUUV/11LO V1ICIIIOCI V tO. im does noi favor the proposed new SG constitution. "I th no effort to solve any of the structural problems SG has, i ie time it has created new problems. The new constitution lack of thought." jgk.. yiA-v ^\s: <**:: ,' I 0*S' 1 M ^R: > : 1' 1 I ft I I 111 HL I I ?| R J| Unopposed Empty Sea Seat 6 Emf - Unopposed 1. Gregory George Busdicker - Sea SINESS AD- Unopposed Emf Seat 7 Sea 1. Robert L. Stein Unopposed Emj ill - Unopposed DISTRICT 12 - EDUCATION 4 Sea YEAR CRIMINAL JUSTICE 1 F pposed Seat 1 D'S Empty Sea Seat 2 1 * F mntw Sea :hell Unopposed Seat 3 Em' Empty Sea h .... ha Wmk to the I i sand I es so I X > closed I eed to I >eople I didn't I idents I : Carl Stou? md at I rcally I Vice president Carl E. Stoudemire III, a candii running because, "I just want to do s "I want to do it," the junior finan ha rd a nd do a good job." A senator for two years, Stoudemi . . facing SG because, "There is too mu j he would like to see "authority spi | away from powerful committee chai "The main thing I want is just tc |$wf they've done a lot of good things. Th but basically I think people (in SG) few people want to do anything ; believable." The main thin< Iw"' to get a better Stoudemire said one of his majc year's senate. This involved provi< pending issues several days in adva of the politicking to be done outside c "SG definitely needs to commun advocates publishing information < | meeting and would like to see mort ^ \;V/. by students. vH' "We are trying to get people more |||y^-' vacant senate seats remain next ye< II harder to gel things organized, l he \ flBb I concerned. It's tough in there. You'v [\ Stoudemire favors the present S( I made to run more smoothly. 1 do nc I constitution) was written up. It w I senator). I would not mind presidir | want the students to make up their n t 4 Empty >ty DISTRICT 14 E 1 5 Seat 1 3ty 1. Sidney R Ne t 6 Seat 2 3ty 1. Ward Hammc ! 7 DISTRICT 15 -J rank E. Shields Jr. GENERAL STUC * o/Mr&mr i iniv*i i<3 - - rwM i n Seat 1 Journal t 1 1 Jane E. Hefn Jill Greer Unopposed Sea( 2 - Journal t 2 1 Mark Jacksoi 3ty 2. Jamie Thome it 3 Seat 3 Genera t -A,'',//' , , ? N i.. . & :'V ;/ v??S * < W demire III Hal candidate date for vice president said he is omething for the school." ice major said, "I'm going to work ire said he feels there are problems ch power in too few hands." He said -ead out a little more," especially rmen. i get a better name for SG. I think lere have been some bad things too. are trying to get things done. Very iround campus anymore. It's ung I want is just name for SG.' >r goals was accomplished by this ding senators with information on nee of voting. This allows for "a lot ?f the senate meetings," he said, icate to the students." Stoudemire ibout what SG is doing after each use made of SG suggestion boxes involved around school," he said. If ir, Stoudemire said, "it will make it H'ople who are running are at least e got to learn the ropes." ji constitution because, "It can be >t like the way it (the proposed new as written behind my back (as a ig over either senate though. I just linds." 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