Show SIRLOIN STOCKADE’S are a gifted anxious gr WEEKDAY While a summer filled with hard work serves to (kw another year of school it can also fog the memory htT USU and its system of student government Here is a refresher of the system and this year's ' body officer Eric Olsen a Logan native was elected student bo dent after his term last year as entertainment vice anJ? Majoring in psychology Olsen said his main Cooctmk the coming year include those having to do with I'Sf creased enrollment — limited library study space ttddan bfL SPECIALS £J' space ‘A lot of students think student government jum social functions'' said Olsen However he said one rfi main goals for the year will - lo improve teacher enfe with a new form and better availability of the results Olsen also said he is pleased that USU now haiitum police force The USU police coupled with addition c lighting will make the campus safer this year he said "I see my role as directing the executive council mi positive wav for the students and keeping the council El cohesive group” Olsrn explained In addition said Olsen the student body president a responsible for representing the student bexfv to L'SL"ia tral administration Majoring in jxlitical science sophomore BradHras vear s executive vice president Hess is from KaviviilrV While thr aitua! on campus duties of the executive ret president are minimal hi lobbying duties at the UukSa legislature on fehalf of USU ltudents are constdersblr "f want to make students aware of what is going 01 legislature” said Hess Many times the desires of USU students were not bm by student lobbyists said Hess To improve Commuoiczu between his office and the student bodv Hess uud be is to improve studrnt surveys this year In addition Hess said he will fie working to estahLii 1 statewide tenant association that will act as a student ’ikf vocate in tenant landlord problems Hess alo said his ofHc e is responsible for represents C students on lounry and local government levels Moving from the office of executive set 1 year Martli Johnson is this year’s cultural vice presides A senior from Sait Lake City L’tah Johnson’s nuts responsibilities are to ccxirdtnate speakers for L’SU’lCosw tion Series and artists for the fine arts concerts As goals for the coming year Johnson said she sob I- t) 90 "oX DINNERS INCLUDE' BAKED POTATO or FRIES & STOCKADE TOAST SElLOirj Pf'tes yo7 1 1 l retary-tressui- Siocw? Pi'ucpiung 14 North Main 11 PM Fridsyesd SemJ e (continued MAKNG The UndXapt Archltecture anJ m Fine Arts Visual n 0PtN aUCTlfln 1 KfMlmoiB 'A $0 at 7 30 'nd Ifanrurut HOLLSL' Thurv ausher p m brief sU 0un various undergraduate RSVP iin up Y0UR rv!?VESI 30 MNUTES IN YOUR FUTURE— Please call 75fC?GRAM 0FFERINGS °r piuiL t“° !rMp0nM ablunJ??8 7sq3a72 and make your reservation 10 Public rchict” LTJrn'rnJ1!' was colnJsflrdnfl ® llowadtham to visualiza Civt’llndCap including Rscraation "chltacta tottltutlonal datuT'! progact’s Unid SUM Ck ot dniy hos nhnCln8 lr!!ln 'tiponlbl lor planning and daaian AaclamZl ‘h h nca tot durin9 foraata snu pubic paixs paraons whoa training — aad From ttsot tim wido rang of proloMloml urban opan apaca systams national pk 00in® incng co pu LANDSCAPE shopping contort and offica park architecture aaswyAi pc—ia on ff |