Kf PIP ODPELPADPERL EOP IE: SORE pe ee Fo hg ae ours, 4 mt J 2 . ¢ 3 4 ee? ie Z j J Da 2 ney * ‘ v ame eesf M : : : ype bi ae zs ‘ te 7 7 “I : aii 3 ; : a : = ¢ .. f' * : tin aie he 3 : wee : #£ aa - : * a : opto : ye ’ - ff ; ai By ERIC MORROW atchelor nab executive office slots. SIGNPOST govt. affairs editor Despite running uncontested, Brett Chugg unleashed a full campaign and raked in 1,254 votes to _ capture the ASWSU presidency _ for the 1993-94 school year. | After a week of intensive cam- _ paigning, -ASWSU the winners executive senatorial nounced positions at an of the offices and were an-_ elections party Friday night in the Shepherd Union Building. | “Even though my candidacy was uncontested, I ran my full campaign to show the students I_ am concerned about this univer- Brett Chugg the office of social science senator witnessed a landslide re-election victory of Bryan Benard over his opponent Biff Whiting. | After the results were an- science senator, and Ashfaqur “Rony” Rahman defeated his opponent Nick Papaevripithes for the international students sena- “nounced, Benard said he was glad sity and that I plan to work hard thathe wononstudent votesand _ while in office,”-Chugg said. not technicalities. Bernard also attributed his election success to ~his constituents. demic vice president. Batchelor _ “I’ve done a good job as senaalso ran unopp - Current student senator Julie Batchelor was elected as aca- osed. In the battle for executive vice tor, and I was supportedby those I worked so hard for this year,” -president, Nancy Barrow defeated Pat Murphy by 352 votes. Barrow expressed relief and sat- Bernard said. isfaction with the election results. “It is sucha Jensen for the office of natural relief to know that = 4 Le “Thadn’t expected to win, but are 318 thinking people out there. I put into the campaign finally pays dividends, “ Barrow said. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes your get On the other hand, Barrow’s _ : Jami Lynn Michael, with 667 votes, edged out Jed Davies, who won 506 votes, for the position of © traditional senator. _ Several candidates for senate. offices ran unopposed. The following arenew senators and their offices:. J. Bates — Arts and Hu_ Biff Whiting also expressed his manities; Chris Hatch—Bu siness . feelings about the results. _and Economics; Monique Benard - it’s comforting to know that there after such a hard week, the work torial seat. your butt kicked,” Whiti _— Education; Brent Richardson — Health ‘Zapata Professions; Tatiana — ‘Hispanic Students; Kendra Howell — Physically Challenged and Linzy Hunting- ng said. _ ton — Residence Hall. | opponent, Pat Murphy, voiced _ In the contested office of non-_ With a write -in camp aign , his dismay over an apathetic stu- _ traditional senator, Randy Minson Rich Erekson won the applied dent body and a staunchly reac- _ defeated his opponent, Diana Ta- science and technology senator tionary student government. bor, by a slim margin of 43 votes. slot. : | “WSU student apathy is pathetic, and it is also sickening _ that the student government is -onky incestuous’ a” pot i -neophobic,” Murphy said. _ Jon Healy garnered 616 votes to win the integrated and general studies senator, defeating Shelley but The controversial contest for | Batchelor, who took in 521 bal- lots. — S Rick Cloward edged out Scott Cathy Ziegiel won the Native American Students office in an-— other write-in effort. : The Black student senate seat attracted no candidates at all for the 1993-94 year.