1973_04 The Daily Collegian April 1973

              r DAILY COLLEGIAN     Thursday, April 26, 1!
Five presidential candidates face election Monday
Endsley
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lal   subject   of  Dally Collerlan
jfpub-       .aid.   'TheyT.
i   people   have   approa.
.,    wifdari    saa   invthlrif
-   onl>   Issua
ually   thinks
Hil
Nagel
Only two candidates vie for vice-presidents   posts
intercollegiate   sthleUca  bodget Schmidt for ASB Prealdent -with
on tha Board on Athletic*. out reservation.-          ;
-In tact, I wanted to gat a rat- 'He U the only qualified can
araoduiti oa tha athletlca budcet dldate   and   the   only   one wit
on tba ballot tor tba *tud*nt body experience.    Hla    knowledge  o
elections but Woody Biooka(cur- budgeting and th* fact that he-'.
rant ASB LaalaUtlT* Vloa Praa- a twain*** major are very Im
ldant) told ma It waa too lata.* portent.'
hi   Hal f,„ia-i    mTi. running lii
ensure   a voice"m^lwTud *'"
SIPRIAIsJO MARTINEZ
mine*  in such considerations.
line,  said   -Of course, roopera-
He said tha. because man) stu-
In campus social trends. Mar-
ttnei   sees   a   significant   tnflux
of   t.ltler   students   returning  to
Ideas   JKi   I'm   sure   ihe others
lorn,   of eduratlon-ginnr  loans,
cited   the opportunities  realized
have to work together.*
through a college degree and the
necessity  of   more education to
meet    Increasing   technology   as
evidenced hy his lack of compe-
•In the mld-slxtles. there was
elected officials and students and
good players. "
a   relatively   good   economy and
chances for Job opportunities and
among all concerned.
making money existed right out of
functions as Women's Month, but
high school. Now, of course. Jobs
officials   go, I've only talked to
and  money both are limited,' he
senators, but 11 seems both stu
cuts could be made ln the budget
dents and official* arelgnorantof
to    facilitate    redistribution   of
"I think their (man and women
campus   events   and  needs.*  he
returning  to  achool) experience
He said he plans to work close
on  the outside can contribute a
■I keep a Me of Collegians to
ly  with the senate budget com-
lot to student government.'
Presidential candidates
ie problems quite w.
politically.
•It's nol that 1 don'
my highest priority li
life  on campus beca.
Important part of educ
He said that FSC
Schmidt
d interests, he
ssld. F»culty members canoftan
provide Ideas and expertise not
usually available to student government, he (aid.
munlcatlon w
Nor-
annedwell
lor* speakers and con-
t  would   appeal  to  all
should be mc
,. especially al
perlence tn his campaign for ASB
president.
Currently the senator from the
School of Business, Schmidt also
serves on the Board on Performing Arts, ihe Board on Athletics
and Its budget committee, the
senate's Finance Committee, and
has served on Ihe Ad Hoc Com-
•I'tn sure (ASB President)
Lupe (De La Cruz) has alienated
him this year.   Baxter has been
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Thursday, April 26, 1973
funda to build a pedestrian underpass at Cadar. and San Joaa Avenues. He and Senator Dare Davenport, candidate tor legislative
vice president who haaSchmldt'a
support, approached state and
local officials but ware unauc-
sphere* could be develc
president he ssys he would explore the possibility of a bus
system along Barstow Avenue and
a system connecting the campus
help.*
president,
:ts,  suggestions  snd
o msjor duties of tbe
nd the Board of Trustees
te legislature,
e (the ASB prealdent) needs
tlon  already  h
except   establishing
■maybe*
hind   closed  doors
y cabinet would be
idl ls against building a
soon. "We should sell
c (the present stadium),
on a game-to-game basis
to ten years while wede-
late budget, although It passed on
(Continued on Page C, Col. 5)
Rocca
id past ASB officer,
alienated a lot of people,* said
Rocca. Only students backed by
organizations or rsclsl groups
have felt Involved enough to approach student officers, Rocca
said.
-Most students aren't Involved
in organljtatlona, they're not Involved politically,* ha aald.
Rocca aald ha wanla to reestablish social l radii lone
•something aloof lha Unas of
Chlco's ""lonaar Daya.*
•People go to college to gat a
degree and meat people. We can't
change   the world or do much
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