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Student government rides bumps rESCS to sponsor
B? SbcHIn Youti«
At, old problem* within trudent
Snvrrnment come to a cnnclution.
ft- 1 * conflict* ari»e.
The issue over vtfdher the Lowell
Executive Cimncil (LEO ranks
above the other boordi hx» been settled.
According to Ihr Ouutrr, Low •
cU'» cnothutioa, the LKC n reirx-nsiblc
for ovcrweinfl and unifying the
Board nf Ctai* Officer* (1KO>. tSc
Studciil Activity B*vrd(SAi»). • *d
'he Board fo.- School and ^Vnvcm
ly Service (UST5\ In t-.n. each
board ha* in o*n irt of activities io
carry out.
Alititxiyh all officers im agree on
the role of the LEC. numerous om*
plunts ha'.c been lodged about the
beard** performance.
**l don't think that the LEC provides
the unity irut the iHlicr yovemiwi«
Nurd* need, 1 he LKC isolates
iivelf from tlic other nurdt by nc:
con*uitinc. with then, on ivvue* euncerrirgall
aspens of itixJent govern
merit Until tlic LEC unifies wi'ii the
board*. lhe>- will have little authority
over them." Mated a WO officer.
uhn avkid to reiruin anonyirwHiv.
"The LEC iv all ull. I don't vrc
any ^csul's fron. thrr.i.'* \*aicd SAB
Ouirpervm Dean foulakidav
However, ihe LEC defend* in
pOtlllOfl.
"ITie LEC dcalv wtih pn>:cv%e».
not p OijOi. We ro&c decision* OTJ
tct policies u> our work u ju^: "A*
visible to everyone. i"hc wcrk SAX*
t»"J axniu of ivtuard ;ctivit>ri.'* c\plame! or iimc on v.iri* been
Tl>e BCO and BSCS arc in u«r
pnve« of transferring a^xnl^lv nf
$S45 and S20U. respectively. The
SAB tm already pv en SI .OX) to Fi*-
CPJICV. The LEC w.li provide $Kl/>
SKOO in i trial I inert* SomeSZDOKjv
been tramfcrrrd. and ihe l^a^.'c will
be rji*cd ihiini/h variiHi* project\
during >^:>ear. n* 1 entire MiO v-ill
be tran»fcrtrd l«clo»e Ap'ii I-
Kocmp offered an ciflanation on
why ihe muc t jnd a half
o rnolvc
"TSc IJ:C *v. rrttuc-JaJ to ^ ; revne
funu* fi« HTrmk* «hxh U an
on-guinj: pruject. Hu^cvcr. tlic
Owner dacMi'i ptmide *IK such an
A-tion. When bnj£-.t rc^oou oil
acrovi tMMl|;cu of every Uwrd. diffn-ultiei
an«." rij'-incd Kocn>|t.
l*hc iviuc o*cr ihc uw of the Conccrw]
AtxHJt lumcll (CAl.t livtv
(which indtcttcd Uudcni in:rrt« in
rttouniarcv lor vari«»i» *.n:.mest hu
alu> been rewlvcd
"We ate capable nf organizing
convnitucv, to v»otk tm cu»* avtivitJci
ihn-ugh our own publicity, and I fell
thai CAL liu. were being -Jxj.rd
doun ixir thnmv. The LEC *houU
have ayiwlml w ith uv before tending
IH;! rcqunt form* lo rcumncv."
itatni Chu.
"The confl^t over CAL *a» j re-
»uh of 4 mivurkk-ntatxltng het^ccn
the LfcC and ihc ithcr txunuii a new Ijmdl tradition!"
anvthinf itkc a Winter Faire. It'* a ScnHir Jeff Laurence declared.
good idea. acJ everyone ihouU h-^c • 'The Winter Faire promi*ei to be a
4 lot uf fun."
major \U«M. All thai u neeilcd i<
Tl* Winter Faitc t* on tU? ume \tutlet.: pa.nicipalion 10 nuke 1
due a* the Gcr^ii: Winter Bol 1 when work."
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marched from their bow* lo the
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