i . . Andrus
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tained. Without this ratio, almost no
j freshmen would be able to live on
^ campus since off-campus up-
01 peiclassmen fill the waiting lists.
' Spaces are available for living on
j campus in the spring. At no time,
I however, should any resident be
“kicked out” of his room for other
students.
N What other changes or programs
would you work for?
in cy. -
(I® General dorm room and lounge
! improvements are a priority and
should include laundry machines,
n| P Xerox copiers, ice machines, and
> "Hcreational equipment. One of the
Commons’ TV rooms could easily be
‘'^ converted into a quiet, coed study
I' area. Outdoor basketball and vol
leyball courts would alleviate over-
crowded indoor courts and be avail-
! able just for fun. More on-campus
! parking should be demanded since
* 80 intracampus bus route is availa
ble to day students and since “red”
parking has been expanded to in-
r eas*|ude sophomores. Dorm areas
SSf should provide campaign rallies or
hours to provide alternatives for
5 ni (meeting candidates other than con-
nor tinuous door-to-door knocking that
disturbs residents. More ideas are
included in my campaign flyers, and
I welcome your suggestions. Thank
' ‘ you!
girl’s ■
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inp dents in campus-wide elections
through revised campaign proce-
rootdures and increasing the number of
lb polling places (perhaps going as far
as placing polling areas in major
pi apartment complexes),
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shot What changes in University
v Rules and Regulations or the Stu-
is dent Body Constitution would you
; ou like to see?
bejThis year, many changes in the
giiversity Rules and Regulations
.Mue book) were proposed by the
? e ’|tudent senate and the faculty and
staff. Presently, the University
Rules and Regulations Committee is
^viewing these proposals and for-
warding its recommendations to the
gdinmistration. Until the final prod
uct (next year’s Blue Book) is re
leased, I cannot factually answer
pis question. Likewise, a new stu
dent body constitution will be pres
ented for the student’s approval in
April. I feel that it is a workable
document, but time will tell.
If a rule you believe is unfair is
amlcchallenged, how would go about
lings: changing it?
()ore In proposing a change in rules or
, regulations dealing with any aspect
U of Texas A&M, I would use four
|. ( ...steps: J) Research — hold hearings,
^interviews, etc. with the people in
volved in the change; 2) Analysis —
3^ screen the research data for its pros
# and cons, future implications, etc.-,
■ .3) Evaluate — make a judgment
IVwhether or not a change is necessary
c and/or appropriate; and 4) Im
plementation — take appropriate
J^action on the issue in the Student
■ Senate. In short, kick a few tails and
■ get some action.
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. . . Rippel
(continued from page 5)
student services committee needs to
investigate more types of services
that are not provided at Texas
A&M, but are provided at other
schools.
Are there any services that
should receive more or less student
services fee allocations? Why?
Not at the present time, but if it
were brought to my attention that
the allocations should be changed, I
would investigate the matter
thoroughly before making a deci
sion.
Should alcohol be allowed on
campus? Why?
No, I do not feel that alcohol
should be allowed on campus be
cause if it were, soon the beauty of
the campus would be marred by
those few students who would abuse
it. Besides, students have survived
so far without it that I feel it is not
really necessary, or something
would have been done about his
issue at an earlier date.
. . . Patterson
(continued from page 5)
tramurals for the purpose of lighting
the outside athletic fields. Student
Government has attempted for the
last year to get this project done to
increase the use and safety of the
fields. With the additional funding
we could make this project a suc
cess . In another area, we could give
additional limited funding on an ex
perimental basis to Town Hall to
check on getting additional con
certs.
Should alcohol be allowed on
campus? Why?
There is some merit to the idea of
alcohol or the choice of it at some
campus activities. However, I feel
that if we allow alcohol on campus
we will soon be faced with the prob
lems that go with it, and most im
portant of all the growing problem
of drinking at Kyle Field. There are
enough drinking establishments
around the campus and the sur
rounding area for that purpose.
Let’s leave alcohol out of public
campus activities.
ing other apartment residents. I
would try to alleviate this problem
and foster camaraderie by sponsor
ing zone parties and encouraging
more off-campus participation in in
tramurals.
Are there major problems with
off-campus students? If so, what
are they?
Some of the major problems that
are common among offcampus stu
dents are insensitive apartment
managers, the requirement by some
apartments of 12-month leases, high
fuel and utility bills, business
dealings with unreputable firms, the
rising cost of living in apartments,
and the apathy of some off-campus
students to what is happening on
campus. For freshmen, the two
major problems are locating a place
to live and finding the right room
mates.
How would you like to see the
shuttle bus system changed?
I would like to see more efficient
shuttle bus service to the off-campus
students and the waiting time for
shuttle buses during the peak load
periods reduced. Also, I hope to see
the shuttle bus service expanded to
weekends because many people do
not have cars who need to come on
campus. Another idea OSCA is
presently studying is the possibility
of shuttle busing during football
games to reduce the parking prob
lem.
. . . DuBois
. . . Hall
(continued from page 5)
campus while paying the same price
for the individual meal as an on-
campus student on the board plan.
Will you try to foster
camaraderie among off-campus
students? If so, how?
Yes, I feel one of the main prob
lems of off-campus students is meet-
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Will you try to foster
camaraderie among off-campus
students? If so, how?
Ofl-campus students do not share
enough group activities. I would
encourage the OCSA to sponsor
zone activities such as intramural
participation, parties, and service
drives. Activities such as these could
promote a sense of group identity.
Are there major problems with
off-campus students? If so, what
are they?
The major problem among off-
campus students is a lack of group
identity which in the past has led to
general apathy. Creative solutions
must be found. One method would
be through organized zone ac
tivities. It shouldf also be possible to
foster among off-campus students an
awareness of our common concerns.
How would you like to the shuttle
bus system changed?
A well thought out, thorough
study should be done to determine
how to improve the effectiveness of
the shuttle bus system. Concurrent
with this should be a study of stu
dent opinion on and feasibility of
shuttle bus service to football games
and on weekends.
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