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Show PACE 2 THE THUNDERBIRD MONDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1987 Primaries set for Wednesday Three student vie for ASSUSC leadership parties (CONTINUFD FROM PAGE observed, "It's going to be a horse 1) race." Red Party candidates for the ASSUSC Senate are Keilani Lindsay, Larym Jones, and Kim Turley for senate seats Election Committee Chairwoman Alice Butler led the proceedings at last week's nominating assembly in the Great Hall. from the School of Business, Communication, and Technology; Stan Kontogiannis, Amy Dalton, and Tobin Atkinson for the School of Arts and Letters; Robert Land, Brian Miller, and James Vogt from the School of Science; and from the School Of Education Michelle Bonzo, Syd Hansgen and Staci Roberts. Marty Prettyman was the only student to decline candidacy for student body office in Wednesday's Nominating Assembly. Prettyman dropped out after an abortive 30 second campaign for ASSUSC president. The field of candidates begin a campaign rush towards the February 25 primary with the survivors contending in the March 5 general election. Without a doubt, as student John Mayer Students may vote for three senators and one each in the presidential, academic vice president and administrative vice president races Wednesday. Polls are located at the Library, Centrum and Student Center and are open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students must have a picture I.D. Their names will be checked against registrar's records. EDITOR'S NOTE: The party logos on page were represented in alphabetical order from left to right , while the narrative on each party was presented in reverse alphabetical order 1 'The Thunderbird' will recap the results of Wednesday's primary election and preview, the following Wednesday's final elections in the March 2 issue. An election results issue will be printed Thursday, March 5. Is Convo guest A practitioner in the field of human relations for more than 25 years will return to Southern Utah State Feb. 26 to deliver the college's Convocation lecture. Neil C. Sandberg will discuss "American Jews: Acculturation and Assimilation" at 11 a.m. in the SUSC Auditorium. "It is indeed a pleasure to announce Dr. Sandberg's return to SUSC," Convocation Coordinator Lana Johnson said. "He visited Cedar City in 1984 to deliver the introductory address in Nov. 12 ceremonies held at the start of SUSC's highly successful Jewish Week Regional Director of the American Jewish Committee and is an adviser on community relations to a number of government, private and religious institutions. He served as a prime source for advice and counsel for Jewish Week at SUSC, the ambitious d project coordinated by then Assistant Provost for Academic Support Pauline H. Nelson. Sandberg MEET THE BASEBALL TEAM ALL DAY, MARCH 2. For every large sandwich sold, 500 will be donated to the team. - program." .1 Sandberg is multi-facete- As a human relations expert, Sandberg lectures and writes extensively on ethnic, cultural and intergroup problems in a plural society. His 1984 SUSC lecture drew upon that experience. the Western The ASSUSC presents another NON-TRADITION- AL STUDENT SACK LUNCH Friday, February 27, 1987 Old Administration Building Room 204 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Speakers: The ASSUSC presidential candidates. R.S.V.P. by 5 p.m. Feb. 24, by calling 586-776- 6. your own. Sponsored by the ASSUSC Buy a lunch for 82, or bring f 3 Thursday, February 26. 6 To 8 P.M. At Your Campus BOOKSTORE Sales on general reading books, shirts and much more! FREE POPCORN! GUESSING GAME PRIZES! |