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Show PACE 2 THE THUNDERBIRD OCTOBER MONDAY 26, 1987 "SC STUDENT ACTIVITIES DO SERVE ALL The ASSUSC and student leaders are appreciative of The Thunderbird acting as the devils advocate in informing students of The Thunderbirds opinion concerning student government and activities they promote. Serving students is the purpose of student government. Without an established group of student leaders, student activities would not exist. Activities bring people together and serve as a social outlet for students. Without these activities, a major part of a students college experience would be lost. Only a small percentage of According to The Thunderbird, the student body participates in the majority of campus events. What is considered a small percentage? Approximately 40 to 50 percent of the student body attended each danceconcert, the Progressive Activity was a big, success with a turnout of over 1,000 students, and more than 500 students participated in the Herds of Nerds night. These are only a few of the diversified activities sponsored by student government so far this year. . f: fA- rn p Student government appreciates student support in the planning and carrying out of activities, and is always locking for new and innovative ideas. If you have any ideas, please let student government know. Drop by the student government offices located in the Student Center, or write your comments down and put them in the suggestion box located inside the main doors of the Student Center. OCT STST P.M $1.00 with costume $1.50 without. MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT Elections are back, and it is time once again to go to the polls. The ASSUSC and the Cedar City League of Women Voters are a Meet the Candidates Night, at 7:00 p.m. in the Thorley Recital October 28, Wednesday, Hall located in the Music Building. Candidates for the Cedar City Council will address current topics and participate in an informal debate, with Georgia Beth Thompson serving as moderator. The SUSC student body is potentially the largest voting body in Cedar City, said Darin Bird, ASSUSC political affairs coordinator, and can have an impact on important issues. SUSC students need to show concern for what is happening around them, said Bird, hope that students will support the elections and show Cedar City and the candidates that we care about what is happening locally as well as on campus. I - PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES BID A BACHELOR CONTEST WRITE NEW WORDS AND MUSIC FOR A THUNDERBIRD FIGHT SONG AND WIN S i 30.00! Preliminary judging: November 17 Final judging: November 21 Contest rules and information available in the executive council room. Anyone is eligible. MOCK LEGISLATURE TO BE HELD THIS WEEKEND Utah Intercollegiate Assembly (UIA) is convening this Wednesday in the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City to debate mock bills pertaining to higher education. UIA serves in a legislative advisory capacity to the Utah Student Association (USA). Once every year, each school sends a delegation of students to participate in the proceedings that parallel the Utah State Legislature. Bills introduced by the UIA have the potential of being introduced in the State Legislature and later becoming law. SUSC will be sending two senators, Marm Madsen and Darin Bird, three representives, Jim Stocks, Lynnette Johnson, and Roshell Proctor, and Tenaly Heaton will serve FAMILY FUN MITE ALL STUDENT NON-TRADITION- & 710 FAMILIES WELCOME Ph MONDAY OCT. 26TH GREAT HALL as runner. mmi jj FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 TARZAN MOVIES AND DANCE ALSO FEATURED JUNGLE JUICE BANANA DRESS BOAT RACE TARZAN CALL CONTEST UR AND GET IN FREEI & MUNCH'bS 's r n VS! , . A NOTHN BUT ROMS FUKIi EFOMS |