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College Station, Texas
Tuesday, March 27, 1973
THE BATTAUOl
Vice President, Treasurer Candidates Unveil Plans*/
Mark Fitte
JH-
What is your platform?
“I will work to hire a full-time
student lawyer and create a full
time staff psychologist’s position,
both of which are desperately
needed here.
“I will work to totally re-vamp
the judicial branch of Student
Government to bring all judicial
procedures under a central cohe
sive unit. I would like to publish
procedures so that all students
may become aware of the appeals
and options available on any ju
diciary matter.
‘T will continue working in the
Texas Student Lobby and the Tex
as Intercollegiate Student Asso
ciation to insure that A&M stu
dents are fairly represented by
those organizations in Austin.
“The Senate must maintain
open communications with the
student body so it can represent
all students before the admini
stration and board of directors.”
What are your qualifications?
“I have worked with the Senate
for three years, been an execu
tive aide for TISA and a member
of the University Disciplinary Ap
peals Panel. I am a past member
of the Senate Judicial and Leg
islative Review Committees as
Hospital and Services Fees?
“I want the hospital fee sep
arated from the Student Services
Fee because the hospital fee
would gradually cut into the mon
ies to be used for other impor
tant student programs. I do
think the services fee should be
kept low as is possible, but at
the same time provide as much
support as is feasible to pro
grams.”
How would you run the Student
Senate?
“I will run it in such a way
as to keep order, expedite the
processing of legislative matter
and end midnight meetings which
are unnecessary and tiring.
“I would use my leadership
training and ability to direct the
executive committee and mold it
into a strong, cohesive team to
work for students.”
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cation displayed by the Senate
would be disastrous. It would re
sult in less student input.
What are your feelings on the
Hospital and Services Fees?
“The Senate needs to take a
close look at where it is spending
our money, being certain that the
students who are bearing the costs
are the ones who are receiving
the benefits. We need to eliminate
some of the mandatory fees on
Phillip Smith
Mark Fitte
well as active in class council
programming for two years.”
Should the size of the Senate
be reduced?
“I don’t feel the size should be
cut because a reduction would
nies
tween
What are your feelings on the
jan a loss in communication be-
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een senators and constituency.
What is your platform?
“I feel the Student Government
should sponsor more issues which
directly affect the students and
make getting an education easier.
I see no reason why we shouldn’t
convert the Exchange Store to a
cooperative basis, thus lowering
the cost of books and supplies to
all students by offering discount
ed rates.”
“We need to seriously examine
the process of pre-registration.
The current method of assign
ment of class schedules via com
puter random selection is wholly
unsatisfactory. Each student
should have the freedom to en
roll, space permitting, in the
course he wants, with the profes
sor he wants, at the time he wants
to take it.
“A&M also needs a course and
teacher evaluation service pub
lished by the Student Government,
giving pertinent information on
professors, courses and books be
ing used.”
What are your qualifications?
“I served as Steering Commit
tee chairman for SCONA XVII
and vice-chairman for SCONA
XVIII. I am a distinguished stu
dent and have worked with the
Senate on the Day Care Center
Committee.”
Should the size of the Student
Senate be reduced?
“To reduce the size at a time
when so many students are con
cerned with the lack of communi-
Phillip Smith
Randy
Stephens
What is your platform?
“I will work towards a less
mandatory subsidization and more
optional fees. I would like to see
increased use of the referendum
in the future.
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“The student attorney idea has
my strongest backing. I would
support improved intramural fa
cilities, although this building is
ah’eady planned by the admini
stration and need it needs Sen
ate action.”
What are your qualifications?
“I have worked with the Stu
dent Services Committee and have
done actual work to obtain an
FM radio station for the univer
sity. I have been president of
various clubs in the past and
have experience in handling large
bodies of people.”
Should the size of the Student
Senate be reduced?
“It should be reduced by cut
ting, but not eliminating, college
representation.”
What are your feelings on the
Hospital and Services Fees?
“I opposed the separation of the
hospital fee because there will
now be a strong temptation to
raise fees. Fees have always been
the Senate so students may take
an active part in the deliberations
of the Senate and Student Gov
ernment.
5. An open-air, campus radio
station.
6. A University “CO-OP” pro
viding discounts to students on
stereo equipment, clothes, etc.”
What are your qualifications?
“I have been President Pro-
Treasurer
Sheryl
Caronia
campus and place them on an
optional basis, especially laundry
service.
“We should look into the feasi
bility of a user’s fee for the hos
pital fee. This would put the cost
burden on those who use the
service and a lighter burden on
those who don’t.”
How would you run the Student
Senate?
Legislation is becoming increas
ingly difficult to pass while com
mittees bog down in their work.
I would expedite proceedings and
debate on the Senate floor, force
committees to move more quickly
on assigned work, require senators
to be more informed on the is
sues and shorten the length of
present meetings.”
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What are your qualifications?
“I am a junior accounting ma
jor and am working as Account
ing Assistant for the Former Stu
dents’ Association. I work as an
accountant for the Public Rela
tions Organization of the MSC.”
What is your platform?
No comment.
Should A&M have a shuttle
bus users’ fee and optional athle
tic fee?
“I do not think that the op
tional athletic fee is a good idea.
It could cause added expenses in
attending football games, baseball
games or any other sports event
sponsored here.
Should all students pay for in
tramurals?
No comment.
Shariq Yosufzai
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Randy Stephens
set at the maximum in the past,
never less than maximum.”
How would you run the Student
Senate?
“I will encourage discussion,
treat all groups fairly and pre
vent the Senate from bogging
down in petty parliamentary
traps.”
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Shariq
Yosufzai
What is your platform?
“I would like to see:
1. A “University Senate” on
which both students and members
of the Board of Directors are rep
resented. This will open up reg
ular channels of communications
between the students and board
members.
2. An improved and optional
laundry service.
3. Adequate facilities for all in
tramural sports such as handball,
softball, etc., by supporting the
construction of an Intramural
Complex.
4. Generate student interest in
tern in the Senate from the
College of Engineering, served
on the Reapportionment, Senate
Academic Affairs and Police Re
lations Committees; University
Academic Appeals Panel, Interna
tional Advisory Panel and Dean
of Admissions Advisory Commit
tee; delegate to SCONA for three
years; Chairman, A&M Scholastic
Service; a Welch scholar; and a
distinguished student.”
Should the size of the Student
Senate be reduced?
“No. A reduction would cause
a further widening of the com
munications gap between senators
and constituents. The 100-man
Senate needs more time before a
subjective judgement about its
working can be made.”
What are your feelings on the
Hospital and Services Fees?
“A $15 hospital fee can only
be justified if it includes the
services of a psychiatrist, gyne
cologist, dentist and top-quality
health facilities and personnel. If
all these services are provided the
hospital fee can be the catalyst
for an ideal University health
care program.”
“The Student Services Fee
should be more service-oriented.
Some of the money given to the
Athletic Department could be
spent for events like Town Hall,
Political Forum, etc.”
How would you run the Student
Senate?
“I will run it as in a democratic
manner and see that all the pro’s
and con’s of an issue are consid
ered and that no favoritism is
made in calling on people to
speak. I will use all tools of par
liamentary procedure to prevent
any sort of “railroading” of is
sues through the Senate.”
David White
What are your qualifications?
“I am treasurer of the TAMU
Residence Hall Association and
was a member of the SCONA 18
Finance Committee and am knowl
edgeable in the operations of the
Student Finance Office and budg
etary procedure. I was Outstand
ing Sophomore in the College I
Business and the recipient of 5 I
outstanding Accounting Award'
What is your platform?
“More student input is
into student fee allocations,|P ere
would hold hearings of the (5 oik;
allocation committee in white;, B s ‘
to rested students could prestr B" 1
their views. Students shouldeit ■ €
more influence on matters
concern them.
“I am in favor of students sen. Bf
ing on the Board of Directors,* 111 £
student book exchange and
housing.” e
Should A&M have a shuttleltiB.j 6 ^
user’s fee and optional athldiB ,
fee? . i u
“I favor a combination i*. r.j s
student service fee. Users of ij
shuttle bus should have to pip B 54
user fee comparable to the pari. K,.t
ing fee now paid by students
cars. The athletic departmte
should rely less on student sail
ice fees and more on contribnfej
from alumni and gate receipts!il
should also economize by cm
out such items as hiring tntorj
since free tutoring is availat!tii|
everyone through TAMSS.”
Should nil students pay fora
tramurals?
I would not object to a sal
user fee to cover administnfol
costs. Adequate facilities sh«li|
be provided for all activitie!j|
the University.”
Sheet And Trap Club Tak
First Place In Beaumont
onnj
The
aces
The Texas A&M Skeet and
Trap Club took a first place
overall trophy in its first non-
collegiate shoot at Beaumont this
weekend.
Shooting for the team were
Bill Beach, Randy Thomas, L. C.
Rush, Tony Mazzaccario who
took first in handicap with an
86 and won high overall, and
James McKee, winner of the
Class B 16 yard trap shoot with
eten
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Bill
inne
ppec
Worth
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The team will go to thefir 16
tional Intercollegiate Chanp
ship shoot at Lynn Creek Ifc
souri April 25-30.
Last year the team, shooffi?
its first championship runk
took Class A, D, and E Affia
can Skeet, placed second bp
over all in modified clay pipst
and fourth place Intematicsi
Skeet.
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