ASUN elections
Six candidates disqualified Miss NU semifinalists
Six ASUN candidates, in
eluding one presidential can
didate, have been disqualified
for the April 22 ASUN elec
tions. The six disqualifications
lower the number of ASUN.
candidates to 147. ' All six
students were disqualified for
tailing to attend or be
represented at a mandatory
orientation meeting last March,
according to ASUN Electoral
Commissioner Glenn Nees.
Dennis Bloom of Beta Theta
PI Fraternity was disqualified
as a presidential candidate.
Bloom's disqualification leaves
five students In the ASUN
presidential race.
The other disqualified can
didates Include:
Roger Anderson, a first
vice presidential candidate.
Scott Moore and Michael
Richardson, Arts & Sciences
senatorial candidates.
Rick Windle, an Engineer
ing and Architecture senatorial
candidate. Windle, however, is
appealing his disqualification to
the Electoral Commission.
Lorenz Stelnhoff. an
Agriculture Advisory Board
candidate. :
Nees said Tuesday that the
names of four parties will ap
pear on the election ballots.
The parties and their
presidential candidates are:
New University, Randy Prier;
Service Party, Ken Wald;
University Coalition, Steve
Hwald; and Youth Interna
tional Party, Alan Siporin.
Only ten out of the 79
senatorial candidates are not
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affiliated with a party.
However, only a few advisory
board candidates are affiliated
with a party according to
Nees.
Nees said that unlike
previous year there will be only
one balloting place on the City
Campus a rented tent that
will be placed on the closed
portion of 14th Street.
Voting on East Campus will
be held at the East Union.
After 5:30 p.m. on election day,
all voting for both campuses
will be held at the Nebraska
Union.
Nees also said that any
ASUN candidate wishing to
withdraw their name from the
ballot should contact the ASUN
office by Thursday.
Eleven coeds have been
chosen as semifinalits in the
r97 Miss University of Ne
' aska pageant.
Miss University of Nebraska
will be selected April 19 at 8
p.m., in the Nebraska Union
ballroom, according to Cindy
Vondrak, pageant chairman.
Semifinalists are Laurie
Brehm, Patricia Campbell,
Priscilla Chain, Catherine
Cherry, Becky Knipe, Diane
Koltes, Nancy Martens, Bonnie
Naughten, Mary Ann Suess,
Linda Thurber and Susan Vak
iner. The preliminaries were
March 15.
The winner will compete in
the Miss Nebraska pageant.
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