As demonstrated by the letter to
theeditor on page three, there is some
antagonism, confusion, and even apathy
toward S.G.A. on campus. Mr.
while he has contributed nothing to
help the situation, can at least be
praised for taking the time to write
about it. His letter appears on page
three.
We feel S.G.A. is representative
of the student body. Bob NaChaels
represents two-year students, Jeff
Disend is from business, Jan Puzar
from education, Carol De Arnent from
liberal Arts, Denny Hoover represents
his special sports interest, and . Gary
Baran bills
tive of average students.
Freshmen ere represented by Luke
Bolzen, Karen Naughten, :Greg Abbey,
Fay Roller, Jamie Newel, Bill Benko,
Ronnie Bachelor.
And if S.G.A. were not repre
sentative In members, it wouldn't
be their fault. There was an open
election last fall ftom which the
bulk of the members come. Then at
the beginning of this term it was
opened up again to new applications
ftom any interested student.
Some vacancies occured.on
because of grades. You have to main
tain a 2.0. Other vacancies occured
because S.G.A. is really a lot of
hard work, and because full time
students often don't have the time
to spare.
The S.G.A. has worked hard
this year, and they're very conscien
tious. Those who accuse them of
apathy are usually students who
are too lazy to read the minutes
posted every week by S.G.A.'s ener
getic secretary, Jan Puzar.
But if you have failed tl
the ndmutes, you will now
details of S.G.A. sppon-fed
Please read the S.G.A.
page five.
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