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If you haven % the A-Team Party doesn t blame you. Student politics has become a joke
on this campus and when people complain that there isn't much difference between the
two established parties, we have to agree. In an effort to provide a legitimate alternative
and involve new voters, we offer this.platform for your consideration.
Bringing students back into student government. The intentions and dedication of the two
established parties should be commended, but they have categorically failed to involve more students in student
government. During every election, lip service is paid to increasing student participation and every year the two
established parties are unable to do so. rhey have failed in the past arid they don’t deserve another chance.
Establishing an On-line voting process for student elections. Voter turnout in recent elec
tions has been an unmitigated disaster. An On-line voting process must be established to encourage voter partici
pation among non-traditional and off-campus students.
Abolishing credit-card solicitation on campus. Students have enough financial problems with
out also having to endure the predatory marketing tactics of credit-card corporations. Student credit-card debt is
of disastrous proportions and is rising every year. In our modem economy, credit-cards are a necessity, but those
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Improving freshmatl orientation. All too many entering freshman feel like anonymous numbers
amidst the thousands of students here at the University. The current orientation process has failed to build a
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Romeo alive on
Lied Center stage
ROMEO from page 6
Performing Arts, said Eckert was well
suited for a performance of this kind.
“His attention to detail and his char
acterizations don’t just happen with the
lines, his whole body is involved in the
performance,” Moore said. “That’s the
key to being a true actor and a true per
former - you’re able to see that.”
He said the Carson Theater was
well-suited for tonight’s performance.
“It’s such a tight, intimate space,”
Moore said. “Just about anywhere in
the Carson you’re right in the action.
You can really see the expressiveness of
the eyes and hands.
“It’s just a perfect space for it, I
mean you can hear him breathe in
Romeo Sierra Tango
" WHERE: Lied Center for
Performing Arts,
301 N. 12th St.
WHEN: Feb. 16 -17, 8 p.m.
? .* ^ • COST: $20, half-price for
students
THE SKINNY: Romeo
reborn proves to be wiser.
there.”
Eckert said “Romeo Sierra Tango”
has been well-received wherever he’s
performed it, but he’s quick to give
much of the credit to Shakespeare.
“I’m continuing to discover things,
and the more I discover the more I have
to credit Shakespeare with brilliance.”
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It’s Wild I It’s Wackyl It’s David Ives!
University Theatre presents
ALL IN THE TIMING
Six One-Act Comedies
where people negotiate their way through
conversational minefields, monkeys type ‘Hamlet’
and men fall into Twilight Zones!
An unforgettable theatrical experience!
Student Preview:
February 17
Performances:
February 18-19 & 22-26
7:30 p.m.
Howell Theatre
Temple Bldg. 12th &R
BOX OFFICE
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