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Feb. 20-26
Monday, Feb. 20
3:30 Women's Aware
ness Tea and Talk Worth
House II
7:0() History Club Pre
sentation with Bill
Schmickel The Gallery
8:00 The Guilfordian
Stall Meeting Passion Pit
9:00 Humanity for
Animals Boren Lounge
9:00 Straight But Not
Narrow Ragan Parlor
Tuesday, Feb. 21
8:30 GLBA Ragan
Parlor
9:00 Serendipity Com
mittee Meeting Passion
Pit
Wednesday, Feb. 22
2:00 Serendipity
Meeting Dana Lounge
3:30 Senate Boren
Lounge
7:30 June Valdez The
Gallery
8:45 Inter Varsity
Boren Lounge
9:00 Women's Aware
ness Poetry Center
Thursday, Feb. 23
3:30 Top 10 Ways to
Find a Job Dana Lounge
7:00 Housing Infor
mation Session The Gal
lery
7:30 Friendship to
Cuba Coalition Dana
Lounge
8:30 Philosophy Club
Poetry Center
9:00 Forevergreen
Boren Lounge
Friday, Feb. 24
6:00 AACS Meeting
Boren Lounge
6:00 Vegetarian Pot
luek Hildebrandt
Sunday, Feb. 26
2:30 QUACK Under
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Remmes, a first-year student. "It
can be made much easier for the
students and much quicker for the
students."
Remmes, who currently serves
on the Budget Committee, said the
reform plans strive to eliminate
"nickel and dime financing."
I le added that the reform plan is
idealized but contains "elements to
it that you can start to work in."
In its campaign, the Ewell ticket
stresses its familiarity with the pro
cesses and responsibilities of Sen
ate.
"Senate is driven by the repre
sentatives and the committees are
the vehicle for expression of the
concerns of the general student
body," said vice-presidential can
didate Chris Behm, a junior who
is currently serving as co-chair of
the Student Residence Council.
"From my experience I know
that it is imperative that the trea
surer has a strong accounting and
financial management back
ground," said treasurer candidate
Burton, who added that he offered
"continuity" to a position that has
seen "five treasurers within the last
two years."
"We're hoping that we can lead
Jietos
10:00am-4:00pm Quaker His
tory." Friends Center workshop
led by Max Carter. (Boren
Lounge)
2:36 pm Quack game hour and 34
minutes
Monday, February 21
Noon Campus ministers' lunch.
(Cafeteria)
4:00 pm GCRO meeting.
Tuesday, February 22
7:30 pm IV Bible study.
Wednesday, February 23
10:00 am "Fundamental ism: the
new threat to religion." Dis-
by example," said Ewell.
"We listen to the needs of
people," said secretary candidate
Terrence Laster, a sophomore.
"Mainly what we're doing is just
facilitating the needs of the stu
dents."
Tomlinson said his ticket was
also dedicated to improving com
munication and increasing the ef
fort to recruit new talent.
Secretary candidate Shingai
Jaravaza said that he hopes to "put
clubs in a position to work to
gether."
"My job will be to foster those
communications and help them
along the process," said Jaravaza,
a junior who is currently president
of the International Relations Club.
"There's so much talent and po
tential at Guilford and if we are to
assume leadership next year, we
want to tap into that, because stu
dents deserve the full experience
of what we can offer each other,"
said Kasun.
"By doing this we'll make the
campus groups stronger, provide
more leadership, and stimulate
community awareness," said
Tomlinson, who added that these
plans involve working closely with
Project Community and The Guil
fordian.
Ewell said that his ticket has
projects planned for the new Sen-
cussion led by visiting lecturer
Charles E. Merrill.
1:30 pm Grief, Loss, and Sad
ness
Support Group.
5:30 pm Midweek meeting for
worship
8:00 pm Seekers Session:
Testament of Devotion, led by
Alex Kem.
Thursday, February 24
6:00 pm Seekers Session: The
Gosnel According to Mark,
led by Deborah Shaw.
9:00 pm Quaker Concerns
meeting.
ate year, including setting up a
Senate table in Founders Hall for
purposes of getting student feed
back concerning important issues
and producing a periodic Senate
report. Additionally, Ewell said
he hopes to improve the record
keeping process of Senate busi
ness, making it more "in-depth and
consistent" and "accessible to stu
dents."
"These are the techniques, not
the issues," said Behm. "We can't
predict what they're [the issues]
going to be next year."
"We hope to have progressive
leadership and that means getting
things done," said Burton.
"Students deserve a fair shake
at getting involved and we want to
provide as many opportunities and
avenues... as possible," said Ka
sun.
"I'm confident Senate will be in
good hands regardless of who
wins," said senior Brian Sugioka,
chair of the Elections Committee.
A candidates forum will be held
this Sunday, at a time and place to
be announced.
Elections will be held Tuesday,
February 22, in the Founders
lobby, from 7:ooam to 7:3opm.
Seniors are eligible voters and all
students must present their id's in
order to vote.
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SENATE
ESSENTIALS
BY SECRETARY
WADE TOMLINSON
•Wade Tomlinson an
nounced the names of three
Binford students who wish to
fill the positions allotted for
Binford senators. The three
are Adrienne Massanari,
Khurram Qadri, and Joe Wal
lace.
•A smoking policy forum
was held Feb. 15. Three pos
sible solutions or compro
mises came up... (1) opening
up the game room for smok
ing, (2) extending some cur
tains in the caf, (3) having
some ventilation on the sides
of the caf.
•Wade Tomlinson reported
that for those who are receiv
ing radio interference, pos
sible options were given to
solve the problems. Feasibil
ity is now the chief question
being considered.
•Melissa Hoopes an
nounced that Facilities Com
mittee had finallv made a de
cision on the Garden. The de
cision reached was that the
meandering trail idea was the
best for Guilford.
•Brian Sugioka announced
that the forum for elections
will be held Sunday at 6:00
p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Boren
lounge (Dana lounge or the
Gallery in Founders are the
other possibilities for the fo
rum).
•Tony DeVelasco an
nounced that a moderator is
being called to have a forum
on dissection. Terrence Laster
and DeVelasco are still work
ing on a date for the forum.
•Environmental Concerns
had a table asking for interest
in an environmental studies
major here at Guilford. The
table received some good in
put. That input will now be
used to convince faculty and
staff.
•Kevin Olive announced
that the Firehouse society will
have a Gay/Lesbian art exibit
here at Guilford and all are
invited to view it.
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