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" A person seeking elect-

: ion to an office of res- ;ponsibility in the student I union, owes it to his supp- orters and to himself, to state as briefly as poss- ible, his reasons for run- .ning and his desires for

- change after he has been elected to office. ’Wpawmlmwmfu running is a belief that this campus needs students ’ who are willing to act.

By offering myself as a candidate for president

I feel I have committed myself to action. Win or lose I can now encourage others to action with a clear conscience.

My major objective will be not to take action myself but to actively encourage others to do so, and to 'aid in establishing

lines of communication so 'people will know what is »going on before ACTION

is taken, not after.

Andy Leuty Candidate for President

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ghas had experience with the Student Union-at

-he served as a class rep-

Lent Union Council as.the

_ience and eagerness to

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ARE YOU AWARE OF FOR WHOM 'YOU ARE \NyrING

Pat Duffy, a candidate in the upcoming election for President of the U.P. E.I. Student Union, is. am Island student. Pat

Guelph University, where

resentative in his second year. As a resident stu- dent at Guelph, he also served on the House Comm. For the year '71—'72 Pat was Chairman of the Orien- tation Committee here at UPEI and presently is Co— Editor of Nexus '72 and' serves on the UPEI Stud-

Junior Business Represent- ative. Pat's past exper-

serve you, the student body, certainly should make him your choice for President on February 23rd. Pat looks forward to meet- ing as many of you as possible in the near 'future and solicits your support. Get out and

vote and when you do —

VOTE DUFFY

Participate with Bill Campbell as President

of the Student Union. ‘Bill believes in YOU

and feels he can bring about unprecedented opp— ortunity for all students because he believes in

'making himself count for

something as a mature student on campus.

In talking with Bill, he 'had this to say:

"I want to leave the door open to student particip- ation on this campus. I do not want to restrict the student's freedom to use me as their representat- ive to direct their aspir- ations in an effective manner. If I gave you a list of issues and called it my platform, I would certainly be restricting students freedom.

80 that the students will have some idea of my per— sonality I will mention some thoughts that have been in my mind this year and I would be glad to im- plement action on any of them if the majority of students so desire:

l. Lowering social costs on campus, i.e. admission charges to Winter Carnival events.

FER. 13,1972.

2. I have given thought to the benefits derived from raising student union fees.

.The money would be used to

defray athletic costs. Does athletic activities on cam-

'pus contribute merit

enough to campus spirit to merit $20.00 increase per

'student?

3. I disapprove of the ab-

_andonment of student park—

ing facilities on campus.

‘4. I feel financial support Eshould be given to a strong

and active social committee. 5. I feel compelled to strive for a more satisfa- ctory solution to our library problems on campus. 6. More opportunity should be provided for local talent at our Winter Car-

‘nivals.

7.1 am disappointed with the Student Union's app— ‘roach to stamping out APATHYon this campus. It is essential to ask stu- dents personally to get involved rather than soliciting their part— icipation by pinning up posters on bulletin boards°

8. I think the o ernTent ~should lower thg Xega

age of the province to 18.

9. I don't think the P.E.I. government should support total union of the mar- itime provinces;

10. The government should allow a liquor license

on campus, permanently. ll. The province should have an ombudsman to protect individual rights.