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By Kelly Mason

Bear with me, please, fellow intellectuals. This ismy first article for the Cadre.

This article is to bring you the tidings of election cheers.

As you may have no- ticed, posters are starting to materialize out of no where. They've been sighted in the bathrooms, on the walls, and just about everywhere else. these people who are plaster- ing their names everywhere must care.

What exactly do they care about and who the heck are they?

The first question can be answered quite easily, as it was repeated through the whole Q and A. They care about the students, and it's about time someone did.

The candidates made a big deal about not making any promises, and that was a re- lief. 1 could just picture some of them promising us really unrealistic and fantastic prom- ises as it is the trend with the politicians of the outside world. Our politicians constrained themselves and did a fabulous job speaking to a noisy crowd of students. The running can- didates hinted at a "new" idea. Their idea is that they are con- cerned about the student voice. They wantus to talk and speak out about what concerns us the most.

A very good question was asked: what issues did they think were important to the students? One brief an- swer was: tuition. We are all concerned about the rising cost of tuition and maybe the repre- sentatives can do something about it. As one of the candidates mentioned, they cannot promise that tuition will be non-existent next year but they would work on that issue.

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Politicians for students How the candidates fared at "The Pit"

The positions that the candidates are running for are: Vice President External (on position), Business Repre- sentative (three positions), Board of Governors Repre- sentative (one position), Sen- ate Representatives (two po- sitions), Arts Representative (one position), First Year Rep- resentative (one position) and Senior Class President (one position). There you have it seven positions and guess how many students, in total are run- ning for those positions? The grand total is seventeen stu- dents. And who are those and what positions are they run- ning for?

Vice President External -Adam Kenny

-Michael Smith Business Representatives:

-Dale Proude -Kyle Hann -W. Darcy Macdougall

Board of Governors Re

-Rachel Ann Morrell -Fidel Murphy

Senate Representatives: -NancyCottrell Greaves

-Monica Verma -Stephan Patrick Hann -Jason Francis Doucette -Michael Drake -Gerald MacDonald

Arts Representative: -Melissa Jane Doucette

First Year Representative: -DuncanQuinn Crawford

Senior Class President: -Bernadette Mary

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There you have it. The complete list of candidates and what they are running for. | want to wish the candidates good luck in theirrunning and I hope that the students will vote responsibly. By that I mean vote for who you think will do the job. Vote for the one who you think will better represent you and your class.

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