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By Maria Fratus
Although the Resident Hall Association is the second
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? every 20 students, "if that many", know what it is. accor^
ding to Arthur Scott, the newly elected RHA vice
president.
II asked what RHA is "most people would give you an
answer like Russell House Administration. People just
don't know who \\c are." Scott said.
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wc do." RHA works with the housing department and
security, plans renovations and takes care of student concerns
such as the new telephone system.
Currently the organization is workinu oil a new hoiismi?
contract for the 1986-87 school year, because students have
complained about the present one. "We want to get done
what the students want to get done," Scott said. "Not a 3
day goes by that I don't hear a complaint about housing."
"My major goal as of next year is to make sure people
know what KIIA is and who to go to for a problem." The\
plan to start a newsletter and send RHA siMiatnrs "m everv
hull meeting in every dorm," Scon said.
RHA holds meeting once a week, which are open to all ^
students and faculty. "We would love to have anybody <
^hat wants to come and talk to us." Scott said
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RHA Election Results
President: Craig Lindsey
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vice president: arrnur aeon
Secretary: Donald Wood
Treasurer: Christina Chadwick
Senators
Bates House: David Halpint
Bates West: Timothy Fossett
Richard Steele
Capstone: Martha Schmidt
Shane Waldrop
Columbia Hall: Mitchell Helms
Russell Vereen
Horseshoe/Woodrow: Kathy Woodward
Maxcy: Dan Edgerly
Jim Jones
McCHntock: empty seat
Nada: Tim Fay
Mike Murray
Patterson: Sandra Cox
Preston: Wayne Lynn
Sims: Coretta Simmons
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A rlene Stewart
Thornwdl: Jim Bell on
Towers: Walter Dagley
Yvonne Williams
' -Wade Hampton: Savitri Dixon
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By Gregg Lasky
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Southeast Asian education organization was signed I hursdav
in (olumhia.
I iceria Soriano, director ?>I the Southeast Asian Ministers
ol l.ducation Organi/ation (SI AMI ()), a division ol the
Regional Center tor E ducational Innovation and fechnologv
(INNOTI ( II), signed the agreement with John Mulhcrn.
clean 01 s c ouege 01 r.uucauon.
"We happened to meet in the Philippines at an INNOTICII
conference. and we discussed the possibility of
working together." Soriano said.
si a \i i:<) ki:??ki-:si:nts s \ Southeast Asian nations: In
doncsia. Malaysia. Singapore, lhailand, the Philippines and
Hruni.
Soriano lias been directoi ol the organization since April
1976. She has been credited with innovations 10 aid lhe depri\ ed
and handicapped in the I ilipino educational system.
Soriano has received such awards as the International Service
Award and the Presidential Award of Merit in Education.
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