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Page Three, THE HILLTOP, Thursday, March 17,1983___ SHfS^.paiididates ^FORlWt YOU HUSSy? "•nued From Page 1 student body. 'aitis feels he’s the best man for because he knows the college. He ^^hicipated in many activities and to many different students 1. is conservative where money tjji and liberal when dealing Ckl inV Tti ^ of students. I'ltidCCIIllSl'Jvir! that would like to improve ‘Up to SGA can do a lot but hasn’t Its potential as a powerful mol i(|j !®^ul political force. Secondly, he needs to be total student in- O^ueiit. He would like to see more n. He the fact that students should be , ut they can and need to be in- 'u SGA meetings. says he is willing to contri- total effort.” He would like . ,5 Students with a president ous reac so^*ble and show them that SGA ? Why t for all students, nding? ^o' believes he’s the best man for )n and thos j ecause of his personal qualifica- d made t e . t MHC, he serves as attorney uggestion. and has served on several com- ■ experience, Wachter a suggestio ,||j j nows the areas that need to be on it, by bu ^, d ajjj bring about im- ill teams 3.^- ition buildiP® rts? enditures :d to Wachter n the subject ,' Ir basketball te® jj u te the pie whose ] It irks me, earn but on * considers himself a “mode- .h^crvative, in the middle of the We and Credible thinks he has the experience to make organization on the Mars Hill campus.” Current vice-president of SGA Aubrey Peterson was asked what’s not being done in SGA that he’d like to do, and he replied, “I don’t want to tear down the SGA too much because I am a part of it now and I would like to think that during the course of the year serving as vice president that I made at least a few contributions towards making SGA what it needs to be: A true arm of the student body and not of the officers of the SGA.” He doesn’t think that the true interests of the student body are be ing reflected in SGA programs. “If I am elected,” says Aubrey, “I won’t be there for me. I’ll be there for the student body.” Peterson’s main contribution to the student body is himself. He plans to work hard and he believes he’s got the experience in our SGA that can make his hard work pay off for the student body. The SGA senate, of which Peterson is now president, has completely turned around and is a good organization now. He would like to turn around the rest of SGA too. Peterson doesn’t like total liberalism nor total conservatism. If something’s being done wrong, he’ll do all he can to change it. But if its been done right, he’ll “fight the change to the end.” These four men are your choices for president of the Student Government Association. If you have any questions about their stance on any issue, feel free to approach them and ask them. Don’t waste your vote - cast your ballot during SGA election day, March 21. THE HILLTOP thanks each candi date for their time in granting us these personal interviews. Planned To Sael And Greece Hill College’s Department of \ Philosophy will sponsor an to Israel and Greece \sn’ ^he trip will be led by Dr. % professor of New Tes- and Dr. Page Lee, the department and Old LV Professor. Je gj. Professor. LVgj.^'^P will depart New York’s ^^*°nal Airport and arrive in • “v '* the ^ • - - - following day. In Greece ichaP® rrett _ riojj visit the Acropolis, the Agora of ancient Ath- Hill, where Paul preached ,jMli |^°^ophers of Athens. Old Cor- '^*^Hed and there will be an °*^^®red to visit the islands f'Sfo’^yrlra, and Poros. ^ "'•11 arrive in Tel Aviv on Ill ’ll th explore the famous k* Of Hlble. Included are The Of 'of Oliv es, Gesthesemane, the Letters To The Editor -Continued From Page 1 Hey, All You Real Men! The person that wrote the editorial in the last issue of the Hilltop deserves ap plause. The column indicated that women do their best to appear neat, attractive, and halfway intelligent. However, men still are searching for the perfect model; do they realize that very often the dream girls in magazines are merely faces? Of course, you guys are aware that those women are not offering you a personal invitation with their sultry smiles and sexy glances. It’s just nice to think that somewhere in the Great White North or elsewhere that there is a female who possesses all the wonder ful qualities; she is the epitome of feminimity who is just waiting to give you anything that you want. Sorry, folks, but that girl does not exist and never has. Nevertheless, the media continues to bombard us with the unattainable standards of perfection. As a former large-size model, I never suffered from the lack of male attention. Despite my proportions, I was still used as a prop on an escort’s arm. One doesn’t grow tired of the attention, but they get darned tired of being a mere mannequin with nothing worthwhile to say. I quit being a model because I needed acceptance for who I was inside and not for having a pair of “Cosmo’s Eyes of the ’80’s.” I have never regretted my decision because men that follow my face in a crowd without as much regard as to who I really am do not merit my time anyway. So, all you real, mature men out there, take some advice. Look past the ordinary brown eyes or the 42-inch hips. Look past the physical shells and look to the real woman inside. It will probably be a pleasant surprise. - NAME AND ADDRESS WITHHELD BY REQUEST / V i Student Jeff Morgan enjoys some late winter snow, but. ® Nativity which is reputed to be built over the site of Christ’s birth, the new city of Jerusalem, Calvary, the Garden Tomb, old Jerusalem, and the Dome of the Rock. The tour will also visit Jordan to tour Jericho, the oldest known inhabited city in the world, Oumran, where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found, and Lazarus’ tomb among other sites. The group will go to Masa da, the site of the last stand of the Ju dean revolt against Rome. The remains of storehouses, cisterns, and a 6th Cen tury Byzantine church still stand. The tour will return to New York on the 11th day. Cost for the tour is $1728, and in cludes all transportation, hotels, meals, scheduled sightseeing, and tips. The trip is open to the general public, and a $100 deposit made by March 15 will confirm a reservation on the tour. Additional in formation is available from Dr. Lee or Dr. Sawyer. ,4^ I - Mary Beth Miller and Barbi McKay, both Floridians, seem to have their seasons mixed up.
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