CANDIDATES
Come and familiarize yourself
with the candidates in an informal
setting. Wednesday, February 15
4 p.m., Boren Lounge
******** VOTE ™
Thursday, February 16 and
Friday, February 17.
Polls will be open from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
in Founders Lobby.
Eric Locklear _ _ # 9 _
Barbara Ruby |J MOM 1 ICKCt
Becky Gunn
Eric Locklear and Becky Gunn. Barbara Ruby
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Fellow Students,
My name is Eric Locklear and I am campaigning for President of
the College Union along with Barbara Ruby as my Vice-President, and
Becky Gunn as Treasurer. Our ticket, if elected, plans to also appoint
Susan Chase as secretary. Our reason for taking this action is simply
that College Union is a representative body of the Students at Guilford
College and it must be capable of tapping into all the needs of each
and every student. To accomplish this, it must have an executive coun
cil which is diverse enough to reach all student interests, while being
large enough to branch itself out and draw upon the individual con
cerns.
My running-mates and I have two major goals of our administra
tion. The first of these, and our primary objective, is the dispensing
with the apparent trend of College Union's catering to one specific
minority of students. I realize that this may or may not have been an
inadvertant consequence of former administrations, but it is indeed
something which must be spoken to. Bodies such as Concert Commit
tee, Dance Committee, Film Committee, Coffee House, and the
Recreation Committee are life bloods of our campus and are fed by
you the students and they must be intent upon reflecting your wants,
needs, and desires. If this is to be accomplished, apathy must be
replaced by involvement. You must be heard and you will be heard.
Secondly, the College Union and Student Senate are the two most
important organizations on our campus. A certain friction seems to
exist between these two major councils and my running mates and I
find this appalling. Senate and Union are both designed to serve
Guilco's students and it seems only logical that they might best do this
in an atmosphere where each has some semblance of respect for the
other, rather than in a flue of animosity. If elected, my officers and I
will extend a hand of cordiality to the new executive council of the
Senate so that we might work together, realizing that we have
separate and distinct jobs but also that we have a common goal—serv
ing you. Even if not elected, the members of my ticket take this time to
challenge those who will be elected to the executive councils of these
astute bodies—strive for a broader outlook, be concerned with the
whole and not simply your self interests.
Thank you for taking the time to listen to what we have to say, now
elect us to College Union and let us listen to you.
Derek Maingot
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Marnie Baum
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Marnie Borwn, Derek Maingot, Bo Markley and Nathan
Bohn.
We, Derek Maingot, "Bo" Markley, Nathan Bohn, and Marnie Baum,
are running for the Executive Council of the Community Senate for the
1984-85 academnic year.
We are running as a four person ticket because we feel that the posi
tion of the Vice-President can be divided so that the Executive Council
can work more effectively. One of the Co-Vice Presidents will Co-chair
the Clerks Committee with the President, and be responsible for
overseeing Senate Committee work. The other Co-Vice President will
chair the Budget Committee and will be responsible for the Senate
budget.
We have a lot of plans for the coming year which we are looking for
ward to sharing with all of the community on Candidate's night.
We would like to thank everyone for the support that we have receiv
ed thus far and the Student Affairs Committee for their approval.
Diana Wurster
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Libby Enos
Libby Enos, Jay Norvell, and Diane Wurster.
The Student Body and Diane Wurster as President of the College
Union, Jay Norvell as Vice-President, and Libby Enos as Secretary
can be "A Winning Team."
Guilford College has a unique quality about it. There is friendly at
mosphere which brings a feeling of togetherness on the campus. But,
unfortunately this feeling falters greatly on the weekends. Guilford
has become a suitcase college! Is it because there is not enough to
keep them here on the weekends?
When asked this question, many respond, "the social life here is
dead." So the next question is how can we improve the social life at
Guilford College? Last week in the Guilfordian "quotables", this ques
tion was posed to students, and as Jay Norvell answered, "Diana
Wurster, Libby Enos. and myself for College Union," could make a
difference. But, only with the students' participation can this be done.
Union Elections are this Thursday and Friday ; February 16th an
17th. Please don't ignore these elections. The Union is an important
part of Guilford's social life. It plans the social activities on campus
such as dances, films, coffeehouses, concerts, and other possible
events.
We hope, that with your participation and our representation of your
ideas, we can make "A Winning Team" at Guilford!
Guilfordian, February 15, 1984-
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