°
      ersons
      with
      disabilities
      is
      widely
      used
     
     
      ce
      weallhavea
      disabilities,
      it
      is
      just
      that
     
     
      everyone
      can
      hide
      their
      disabilitybetter
      than
      others,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      ria
      Pheu,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Partying
      at
      Marion
      Hall
     
     
      by
      Chris
      McCarron
     
    
   
   
    
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      word
      around
      the
      campus
      was
      that
      the
      parties
      at
     
     
      Marion
      Hall
      were
      becoming
      a
      little
      too
      wild.
      One
      of
     
     
      the
      guys
      staying
      at
      Marion
      told
      me
      there
      had
      been
     
     
      "quite
      a
      bit
      of
      damage
      done
      ata
      recent
      weekend
      party.
     
     
      Icalled
      Head
      of
      Residences,
      Cathy
      Ronaghan
      and
      she
     
     
      said,
      ‘‘There’s
      alwaysa
      little
      damage
      done
      atthe
     
     
      parties.”
      When
      asked
      if
      damage
      or
      vandalism
      was
     
     
      on
      the
      increase
      at
      the
      residences
      Cathy
      replied,
      ‘‘Nor
     
     
      really.
      Maybe
      at
      Marion.”’
      Cathy
      indicated
      that
      there
     
     
      was
      some
      damage
      done
      at
      a
      recent
      Marion
      Hall
      party.
     
     
      She
      said
      most
      of
      the
      damage
      consisted
      of
      broken
     
     
      windows.
      Cathy
      went
      on
      to
      say
      that
      the
      damage
      has
     
    

    
     
      all
      been
      taken,
      care
      of.
      Cathy
      said,
      ‘‘The
      people
      who
     
     
      did
      the
      damage
      came
      forward
      and
      they
      are
      paying
      for
     
    

    
     
      the
      damage
      they
      did.”’
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      TENTION
     
    

    
     
      TUDENT
      WHO
      BORROWED
      BECOMING
      A
     
     
      ASTER
      STUDENT,
      PLEASE
      RETURN.
      MANY
     
     
      IANKS,
      Shirley
      Hudson
      Dept
      of
      Student
      Services
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
     
       
     
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      April
      9,
      1992
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      BEST
      TWO
      OUT
      OF
      THREE?
     
    
   
   
    
     
      On
      Friday,
      April
      3rd
      the
      Biology
      Club
      held
      it’s
     
     
      €xecutive
      elections.
      The
      election
      had
      been
      called
      the
     
     
      week
      before
      and
      the
      candidates
      for
      President,
      Doug
     
     
      Gordon
      and
      John
      Dow
      campaigned
      during
      the
      week
     
    
   
   
    
     
      forthe
      balloting
      held
      on
      Thursday,
      April
      2nd,
      and
     
     
      Friday,
      April
      3rd.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      John
      Dow
      won
      the
      election
      with
      60%
      of
      the
      vote
      anda
     
     
      score
      of
      30
      votes
      to
      19.
      For
      some
      reason
      this
      was
     
     
      unacceptable
      to
      the
      present
      executive
      and
      they’ve
      now
     
     
      decided
      to
      calla
      re-vote.
      the
      reason
      for
      the
      recall
      of
     
     
      the
      election
      was
      the
      fact
      there
      were
      more
      votes
      than
     
     
      names
      checked
      off
      on
      the
      Biology
      Club
      list.
      Thirty
     
     
      were
      actually
      on
      the
      ballot
      box.
      Ironically
      the
      differ-
     
     
      ence
      of
      11
      voted
      was
      the
      same
      margin
      by
      which
      John
     
     
      Dow
      won.
      The
      Biology
      Club
      executive
      was
      obviously
     
     
      under
      the
      impression
      that
      he
      had
      cheated
      somehow.
     
     
      Not
      that
      it
      would
      have
      been
      hard
      to
      do.
      The
      election-
     
     
      poll
      consisted
      of
      an
      ice-cream
      bucket,
      a
      stack
      of
     
     
      ballots,
      list
      of
      Biology
      Club
      members,.
      and
      a
      list
      of
     
     
      candidates
      all
      of
      which
      were
      left
      unattended
      for
      over
     
     
      24
      hours.
      Granted,
      there
      wasa
      discrepancy
      in
      the
     
     
      voting,
      but
      to
      assume
      that
      all
      eleven
      votes
      were
      for
     
     
      John
      Dow
      is
      ludicrous.
      There
      was
      no
      sign
      up
      at
      the
     
     
      election
      booth
      informing
      voters
      that
      they
      must
      check
     
     
      off
      their
      names
      as
      they
      voted.
      In
      fact,
      it
      was
      not
      even
     
     
      clear
      that
      you
      had
      to
      be
      a
      Biology
      Club
      member
      to
     
     
      vote
      in
      the
      election.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      president
      of
      the
      Biology
      Club,
      Lynn
      McLead,
     
     
      proved
      to
      her
      membership
      once
      again
      that
      she
      is
      too
     
     
      busy
      to
      even
      run
      something
      as
      simple
      as
      this
      election
     
     
      should
      have
      been.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      To
      do
      this
      is
      to
      assume
      that
      every
      one
      of
      the
      eleven
     
     
      extra
      votes
      was
      for
      John
      Dow.
      You
      mustalso
      assume
     
     
      that
      every
      person
      who
      voted
      checked
      their
      name
      offof
     
     
      the
      list
      of
      members.
      This
      is
      not
      the
      case.
      Two
     
     
      voters
      for
      Mr.
      Gordon
      were
      obviously
      written
      in
      the
     
     
      same
      had-writing
      and
      the
      same
      misspelling
      of
      his
     
     
      name,
      That
      was
      the
      most
      obvious
      case
      visible
      to
      me.
     
     
      To
      assume
      that
      every
      member
      checked
      their
      name
      off
     
     
      the
      list
      is
      also
      wrong
      because
      I
      know
      ofat
      least
      one
     
     
      member
      who
      voted
      but
      was
      unaware
      that
      his
      name
      had
     
    
   
   
    
     
      to
      be
      checked
      off.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      John
      Dow
      had
      some
      good
      ideas.
      He
      was
      on
      his
      way
     
     
      to
      making
      the
      Biology
      Club
      of
      92-93
      one
      of
      the
      best
     
     
      ever,
      The
      excitementhe
      had
      generated
      among
      fellow
     
     
      students
      who
      were
      not
      Club
      members
      but
      would
      have
     
     
      been
      had
      he
      been
      elected
      was
      overwhelming.
      The
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