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SAB
Bv Trudl Schvruz
0>lan l-uller. Student Activities
Bcird (SAB) special events commis-
Jkmer. officially resi{n-d on Manh
"He sirnply did not do Ms job. and
it got to be too much for everyone."
stated SAD Chairmin Dem
Poublidas.
ftilier'i job svuin organize special
! ewnttsochai Famous Couples' Day
I «nd Pauu.ia Day. The orijuul plan
wia to hive oo-. special event a
month. Howev-.r oidy these fwi
evenu ever became realties.
"Dylan just didn't live up ro our
expectation!." rcroarlcd SAB sponsor
Fred Sta/k. "We need vroeiody
*ilHnj to put in the time ncccoary
lo do the job well."
Staik laid he -hMndel" Ful'ei to
«an doing his job p. Cfcrly. V. hen he
didn't. Stark suggested he "resign
with grace," which u what eventually
happenc.-.
Fuller nclievcs aat the SAB
Fuller
members used htm as a scapegoat
"I was always Miami whrn Ihc
board didn't fnnnkin well," hstated.
He said ihal there was animos-iy
between Ihe board members, and that
it got to be loa much to handle at
times. "Cenan nxmbets of the
board let their egos and hunger (or
powergclinthcwayoftheirwml ••
be declared.
Fuller aku feels that mam SAB
members uke tSctr job fai too
seriously. 'They act is if it's a life
anil deal)! situation." he .ccwed. He
also vud. ."They ac" in a p.-' 1
matter, when in xtualiry. the SAI. IS
m« a rolilical bevnt — it's more like
a tasV ooard. '
"I couldn't i-«l wiih it anymore,
•o I nsigr^d." rcnitlcri Ful*t.
TV..- an tv |1ms :„ rrpUi t "ulicr
at this n*.-i. recording to ftftilajudjs,
• The bnanl members had u pitch in
buminuc to do sn for the rev. of i>e
year."
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.GOVERNMENf
BCO gives Chu the axe
fly Patrick Mipw
On March If an eiccutive c\\ir.n
of ihe C.«nJ >•{ Ch» Office* f BCO)
iirun;mou\Iy toted to recall WII.U
Rrbwii Chu (rum the uffici.' of BCO
Chair.
Ac.-onlini! ta ihc ufficul Idler mformtrg
Chu mihc BCO'* JCCKKMI.
Chi. wat rcc4'lc«J due 10 u ".. l*k
«:' futniln.;m »f Jctie*."
The BCC ,HXiMir. Marun Ceo-
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