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Show Chronicle . Page Two -- Friday, February 24, 1989 .- winners from page one cannot meet the deadline, have no right being on the Assembly. Last week we had 40 people not file. I cannot believe that people did not realize it needed to be filed this week." Grievances against the registrar's disqualification decision were filed by both the Involving U. and Action '89 parties. Lund said to disqualify the 24 candidates would be unfair and he would rather see the penalized candidates pay late fees and file the next day (today) by noon, which would be the same decision rendered last week. Samson said he filed the grievance because he felt a precedent had been set by the registrar last week when the decision was made to allow those candidates to file late and pay a $10 fee. The grievance committee, much to the dismay of the Assembly candidates present, decided to uphold its initial decision of disqualifying those candidates who did not make the Thursday noon deadline. Of the 24 candidates disqualified, four are members of the Assembly who were running for Dean Champion of Academic Advising, Shana Kahn of the College of of the Engineering and Ann England and Zeba Kahn deadCollege of Pharmacy all failed to make the filing line. If the decision of the registrar stands, there would be candiwrite-i- n eight colleges with no candidates or only seats. dates available to fill the designated number of Another bombshell was released on the candidates when Atkin said the final Assembly results would not be released until a complaint filed to the ASUU Supreme Court regarding the committee's decision is heard. A total of 2,406 students voted for their selection of to president and vice president This pales in contrast the more than 3,700 votes cast in last year's election. It is this type of student apathy Hola has promised throughout his campaign to confront. "When students come together and unify, anything is possible," Hola said. He said the election taught him a lot about ASUU and had helped prepare him for next year's presidency IIS Molonai Hola, right, earned ASUU President-elec- t 1,322 votes by the time the election ended Thursday. Chronicle photo by Andrew Hollowgy losers HELP THE EASTER BUNNY ttV tdtjitc O FREE CLASSES Q " 0 9 n $( TUES., FEB. 28 THUR., MARCH 2 10:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. HANDS ON USE OF CHOCOLATE MOLDS FOR BEGINNERS ADVANCED MOLDING DEMONSTRATION 0 INCLUDING CORDIALS. EASY MOLDS CENTERS, FILLED 3-D NOTE! ADULTS ONLY. YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE! VJ from page one mob's protests and went ahead with his move. "It was a difficult decision," Samson said, "but throughout the campaign I've had an obligation to support my candidates." Samson added he will see the issue through to the Supreme Court decision. Shortly after the election winners were announced, Samson reflected on the campaign he and Volpe ran. "We were not as organized as we could or should have been," he said. In the aftermath of his failed campaign, Samson said he still plans on being involved in campus organizations of one type or another in the future. The former candidate has held several positions in ASUU. Samson said his future in student government now depends on Hola and Lund, who he said have his total support. Samson alluded to a possible run for the office of senior class president by running mate Volpe. Now at the end of a long and arduous campaign trail, Samson said he is glad he chose to make a run for the ASUU presidency. 'This is the fourth school I've been to and it's the only one I've cared enough about to put myself out on the line and run," he said. "RICE KEISPIE", TEDDY BEAR NOW IN STOCK BAIffiRS C fir C INC. 487-330- 0 367 W. PAXTON 1170 SOUTH) Vj Q ah LEARN HOW TO MAKE vnrro nnra in f X v MERCKENS. GUITTARD. PETER'S LINDT II CI fi I 1 Mltr .. II ;ifl V 'I I t iff) U. of U. Hands, Hearts and II I vr - .: - - Brains are helping Salt Lake City Homeless. 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