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The remaining results were announced at 10 p.m.
Thursday. Second vice president Is Kim Welland with
1066 votes,
Renee Wessels, Brad Belt, Brian Dunbar, DeeAnn Dlvis
and Gall Casteel were elected' Business College senators'
Arts and Sciences College senator! are: Doreen Charles',
Wendy Wysong, Maureen Kerrigan, John, Parsons, Mary
OConnor, Mary Schanbacker, Dan Kurtenbach, and
Jim Davidson.
Agricultural college senators are Dave Van Pelt and
Don van Seggern and James Vitek. Home Economics
senators are Karen Miller and Janice Kluck. Engineering
College senator are Nathan Wesely, Shed Most and
Douglas Novaki
Jim May, Steve Speer, Deb Johnson, Rocky Yapp,
Eric Torrison and Kathi Nussrallah were elected as CFA
representatives.
The students supported a recreation facility 2,113 to
841 votes. However, they opposed the use of student
fees to support a new recreation facility 1,673 to 1,268.
Changes In amending the ASUN constitution also was
approved by the students.
Teachers College results were not available. '
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