Election paign trail all day Tpaday, : protest was Outrageous.” From front Be. “Lywas effectively removed from thecamhe said. “The _ Heresponded to the protest wi ith a mute page letter deriding the problems he had ics throughout the elections. media through imitations of Ross Perot, ' dressing up in his military uniform and Rampton said he filed -his complaint hanging: billboards from his shoulders. _ because he felt Whiting was s not qualified _ From the beginning _— rana tur- ‘for Offence, ee bulent campaign. aon —Hesaidit wasa moral issue for him, and Heentered the: campai en onthe ASWSU aS he intended to follow it through. — supreme court’s interpretation of the con“Murphy's campaign focused on change, | _ stitution and bylaws which allowed his including opening all of the Student Fee name to be put on the ballot although he. _AllocationCommittee (SFAC) meetingsand .., filediate.,;.. increasing student rights. He posted his - campaign flyers on old televisions placed. . » from Bryan Benard, Whiting’s candidate, - throughout the campus. _. demanding that Whiting’s name be re- | Murphy competed against Nancy Bar: moved from the ticket. The supreme court “row, who ran a conservative campaign fola The decision was Mollowed by a ae: _ overruled the protest. -_ cusing on the responsibilities of the office. ae - Thursday another protest was filed with | _ Benard said Murphy was invited to the the elections committee by Rahn Rampton, _ debates, including classroom debates be-_a student body officer. tween himself and Barrow, by Brett Chugg, } This protest stated Whiting should, na student body president-elect. But Barrow” se removed from the ballot because he did not : was promoted above Murphy by some of _ pay student fees. The basis for this protest - the other candidates HOODS, for office, was a statement made on page 33 in the - course catalog: “Every : student becomes a _ _ member of ASWSU upon the completion ‘including Chugg. Barrow was also on the Greek Council, a : powerful voting |block. . registration and Pannen. of student In spite of the turbulence of this year’s a. APRS ee ha _ elections, there was only an8 percent turnWhether eu por Big can ‘disqualify i outatthe voting booths, and the majority of toed does may be up to the supreme court. candidates in office still come from within _ Whiting was told he would be removed the ranks of ASWSU where ie Poe : ‘ Be iam. the ballot if he did not respon ~ voting blocks _ d. _