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place more value in waht
students say. If the student
body becomes more interested
in ASUN, the administration
will be more interested when
ASUN speaks."
The ASUN president has two
rules, according to Tiwald. He
noted that the president must
be a student representative to
the faculty, administration, the
Board of Regents and the
Legislatrue.
"He must also provide leader
ship. Accomplishing goals
is a team effort, ' but some
one must spearheadthe
movements," he remarked.
"I am happy I was elected,"
Tiwald said, "but more im
portantly I'm glad so many
University Coalition members
were elected. I consider the
presidency of ASUN a tremen
dous challenge and I am
anxious to do what I can."
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swept Wednesday's ASUN
elections winning the
presidency, second vice
presidency and 15 senate seats.
A voting turnout of less than
2,500 elected Steve Tiwald as
the sixth ASUN president.
Unofficial returns give Tiwald
906 votes, 103 more than his
nearest competitor, Ken Wald.
Bob Pfeiffer of the Service
Party was elected first vice
president and Mark Theisen of
the University Coalition cap
tured the second vice president
position. T
All' the -University Coalition
candidates, except Dave
Bingham' (a write-in candidate
for first vice president), were
elected.
The results for the
Agriculture and Home
Economics senate race and all
the advisory boards are
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970