Candidates
     
    
   
   
    
     
      -year
      Arts
      students,
     
     
      have
      both
      run
      a
      very
     
     
      visible
      campaign
      thus
     
     
      far.
      But
      third
     
     
      candidate,
      Tom
     
     
      Carlaw,
      is
      also
      looking
     
     
      to
      be
      elected
      Student
     
     
      Union
      President.
     
    

    
     
      Johnson
      sees
     
     
      a
      need
      for
     
     
      improvement
      at
      the
     
     
      union,
      and
      sees
      aneed
     
     
      for
      a
      student
      centred
     
     
      approach
      to.
      the
     
     
      union’s
      activities.
      He
     
     
      insisted
      on
      expanding
     
     
      on
      what
      has
      been
     
     
      achieved
      by
      this
      year’s
     
     
      council
      by
      continuing
     
     
      to
      lobby
      government,
     
     
      both
      provincial
      and
     
     
      federal,
      not
      only
      as
      a
     
     
      university,
      but
      also
      a
     
     
      member
      of
      a
      student
     
     
      organization
      such
      as
     
     
      the
      CFS.
     
    

    
     
      Johnson
     
     
      insists
      that
      dialogue
     
     
      with
      the
      provincial
     
     
      minister
      of
      education
     
     
      is
      a
      must,
      and
      strives
     
     
      to
      investigate
      ways
      to
     
     
      make
      programs
      such
     
     
      as
      the
      Millennium
     
     
      Scholarships
      more
     
     
      profitable
      for
      students.
     
    

    
     
      vt
      ee
      me
     
     
      responsibility
      is
      high
     
     
      on
      Johnson’s
      list
      of
     
     
      things
      to
      work
      on
      if
     
     
      elected.
      He
      strongly
     
     
      believes
      that
      students
     
     
      should
      be
      made
      more
     
     
      aware
      of
      how
      their
     
     
      student
      fees
      are
      being
     
     
      spent.
     
    

    
     
      “Students
     
     
      have
      aright
      to
      know,”
     
     
      added
      Johnson
      who
      is
     
     
      concerned
      about
      the
     
     
      Union’s
      use
      of
      their
     
     
      quarter
      of
      a
      million
     
     
      budget,
      much
      of
      which
     
     
      he
      is
      convinced
      could
     
     
      be
      better
      spent.
     
    

    
     
      McCarville
     
     
      echoed
      several
      of
     
    
   
   
    
     
      ‘
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Johnson’s
      ideas
      of
     
     
      maintaining
      an
      active
     
     
      struggle
      against
     
     
      governments,
      and
     
     
      continued
      efforts
      to
     
     
      raise
      awareness
      of
     
     
      student
      issues.
     
     
      Research
      and
      lobbying
     
     
      are
      both
      very
      important
     
     
      to
      her.
     
    

    
     
      McCarville
     
     
      pointed
      out
      her
     
     
      experience
      as
      acting
     
     
      President
      in
      the
      fall
      of
     
     
      this
      academic
      year,
     
     
      when
      Andrew
      Peppin
     
     
      stepped
      down
      as
     
     
      President
      of
      the
     
     
      Student
      Union.
      This
     
     
      gave
      McCarville
      the
     
     
      opportunity
      to
     
     
      participate
      in
      activities
     
     
      surrounding
      the
      new
     
     
      Student
      Centre,
      a
     
     
      project
      important
      to
     
     
      the
      majority
      of
     
     
      students.
     
    

    
     
      McCarville,
     
     
      who
      has
      also
      been
     
     
      active
      on
      campus
     
     
      through
      a
      variety
      of
     
     
      committees,
      and
      as
     
     
      Vice
      President
     
     
      External
      for
      the
      1999-
     
     
      2000
      council,
      hopes
     
     
      to
      maintain
      and
     
     
      im
      p
      rove
     
     
      communication
      on
     
     
      campus
      also.
     
    

    
     
      “T
      feel
      like
      I
     
     
      have
      done
      well
      in
     
     
      representing
      students,”
     
     
      said
      McCarville,
     
     
      who’s
      next
      project
      is
     
     
      to
      look
      into
      student
     
     
      loans,
      and
      how
      the
     
     
      union
      can
      help
      in
     
    

    
     
      Carlaw,
      who
     
     
      has
      kept
      a
      low
      profile
     
     
      so
      far,
      did
      not
      have
      a
     
     
      speech
      prepared
      for
     
     
      the
      event,
      but
      voiced
     
     
      his
      concerns
      the
      fact
     
     
      that
      students
      are
      not
     
     
      treated
      at
      they
      should
     
     
      be.
     
    

    
     
      “Students
      are
     
     
      treated
      as
      second
      class
     
    
   
   
    
     
      citizens,”
      said
      Carlaw,
     
     
      who
      pointed
      out
      that
     
     
      student
      were
      not
     
     
      protected
      by
     
     
      bankruptcy
      law
      and
     
     
      residence
      students
     
     
      were
      not
      protected
      by
     
     
      the
      tenant’s
      act.
     
     
      Carlaw
      suggested
     
     
      increased
      cooperation
     
     
      and
      sharing
      of
     
     
      resources
      between
      the
     
     
      Residence
      Life
      office
     
     
      and
      the
      Student
      Union.
     
    

    
     
      W
      hen
     
     
      mentioning
      his
      hopes
     
     
      to
      increase
     
     
      communications,
     
     
      Carlaw
      was
      the
      only
     
     
      candidate
      to
      point
      out
     
     
      the
      lack
      of
      a
      radio
     
     
      station
      on
      campus
      and
     
     
      the
      limited
      resources
     
     
      available
      to
      the
      student
     
     
      newspaper.
      The
     
     
      elimination
      of
      one,
      the
     
     
      radio
      station,
      he
      said,
     
     
      was
      crazy.
     
    

    
     
      Carlaw
      closed
     
     
      his
      speech
      by
     
     
      encouraging
      voters
      to
     
     
      vote
      for
      the
      other
     
     
      candidates.
      “Vote
      for
     
     
      me
      if
      you
      don’t
      think
     
     
      the
      Student
      Union
      is
     
     
      important,”
      he
     
     
      concluded.
     
    
   
   
    
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     
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