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2 Elbe (gutlforbtan WEEK GAT A LANCE Feb. 25- March 3 Monday, Feb. 28 3:30 p.m. Women's Awareness Tea and Talk Worth House 11 9 p.m. Humanity for Animals Boren Lounge 9 p.m. Straight But Not Narrow Ragan Parlor T\iesday, March 1 3:30 p.m. "Inter viewing for Success" Workshop Dana Lounge 5:15 p.m. Episcopal Holy Eucharist The Moon room 8:30 p.m. GLBA Ragan Parlor 9 p.m. Speaker: Maurice Lawn Dana Lounge 9 p.m. Serendipity Committee meeting Passion Pit Wednesday, March 2 3:30 p.m. Senate Boren Lounge 6:45 p.m. Budget In formation Meeting The Gallery Thurday, March 3 8:30 p.m. Philoso phy Club Poetry Cen ter 9 p.m. Forevergreen Boren Lounge Friday, March 4 1:30 p.m. Interna tional Coffee Boren Lounge BgL i/ - , - ■K mK ■Hnaniw . ■ w - HIBK - Xw W - - JBMH^ I* - Jn Bp j| ■ g|T' HH§ S H;'' fe" jjr * MBw HBHV _ L_ Andy Swanson gets a laugh out of the Senate candidates' discussion on WQFS 's Guilforum. WEEK AT u ™ e nuT Daily: Unprogrammed worship, 8:05 -8:20 ajn. Friday, Feb. 25 noon Brown bag lunch dis cussion, "A Journey into Na tive American Spirituality," led by Darlene Stanley. SENATE Cont. from page 1 ten o'clock radio show on WQFS, said, "I'm really happy that we won happy and exhausted. "I think that we are the most qualified people for the job, but you have to give Wade and his ticket credit for running a very cre ative, intelligent and positive cam paign." Meanwhile, the members of the Tomlinson ticket disbanded after the evening's disappointments to spend some time in quiet reflec tion and contemplation. Kasun has been accepted to spend a semester abroad in Guadalajara. Had she been elected, she would have remained on campus next semester, but she now plans to pursue the former Jittos Sunday, Feb. 27 7 p.m. "Understanding Evan gelical Friends." Discussion led by Hbwar# and Mduri Macy, George fox College. Monday, Feb. 28 4 p.m. GCRO meeting. 7 p.m. "Music and Contempo rary Christianity." Discussion and participation led by Mauri Macy. Tuesday, March 1 4 p.m. Florida word trip meet- option. Kasun said, "When I come back to Guilford I'm sure I will be in volved on campus again." "I've learned a lot from the pro cess of running for election, and feel that we've helped in solidify ing the leadership for next year by pushing them to think about what they stand for. I am interested in sharing some of our platform ideas with Rich and hope he will appro priate them." Remmes plans to limit his in volvement with Senate next year saying, "I feel like I've given the students a choice and I've given them my best ideas." Remmes extended congratula tions and expressed his confidence in the Ewell ticket: "I think that a very good ticket is in office. Sen ate should do very well next year." Jaravaza is unsure of his plans ing. 7:30 p.m. IV Bible study. Wednesday, March 2 1:30 p.m. Grief, loss, and sadness support group. 5:30 pjn. Midweek meeting for worship 8 p.m. Seekers Session: Testament of Devotion. Thursday, March 3 6 p.m. Seekers Session: The Gospel according to Mark. 9 p.m. Quaker Concerns meeting. for the next year. "I'll have to give it a bit of time." he said. For now, though, Jaravaza plans to, "....settle back into my own rhythm and play some rugby." Of the election results, Jaravaza said, "Basically, people voted for Rich and he deserves to be in there. They're all very capable people." Tomlinson, who will consider working on Senate next year, ex tended thanks to the other mem bers of his ticket and his support ers and cited his ticket's integrity as "our one glowing achievement." Tomlinson said, "I believe we ran a very fair and honest cam paign, one deserving of respect. I, along with my colleagues, wish all of Rich's ticket the very best in Senate next year. I hope we can cooperate to make for a better Sen ate." tfaraarp 25,1994 SENATE ESSENTIALS BY SI C UI I AKY WAPI TOMII\SO\ • Joy Jan sen asked sena tors to go out during regu larly scheduled meeting and solicit for the student loan fund auction. Steering Com mittee was in agreement that all should go out during the time of meeting to solicit donations...Senators ask the community to also do their part in gaining donations for this auction which benefits students. • Senate apologizes for not presenting the Ultimate constitution, AGAIN!!! Sorry, it will be up for ap proval next week. • Ten Freeman told Sen ate members that if they or their constituents had con cerns about their advisors that Kathy Adams will be at the next Senate meeting to answer questions. • Wade Tomlinson re ported that the Senate files are in safe keeping outside of the Guilfordian's com puter. • Four senators were ap proved today. Adrienne Massanari, Khurram Qadri, and Joe Wallace were all ap proved as Binford senators. Katherine Beldner was ap proved as a Bryan senator. • Brian Burton announced three budgets: John's Island Trip ($2081), the Texas Trip ($545), and the Student Loan Fund Auction. STEERING COMMIT TEE MEETING (the fol lowing is from the Steering minutes because everyone went to solicit during the meeting). • (Student Services Comm.) James Green re ported that his committee will be visting Mars College to see how their cafeteria works. • Student Residence Council Comm. reported that Kevin Olive came to talk about RA's responsibil ity to be properly trained to be more receptive to homo sexuals and other different sensitivities. • Student Loan Fund Auc tion has found more acts and is working on advertisement for the dance that is planned after the auction. Photo by Dapne Lewis
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