21 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
1
A student candidate urges open budget hearings to better reflect student needs. They call for reexamining the yearbook versus class directory costs and emphasize community involvement over dispersed student organizations. The candidate seeks votes for Wednesday’s election and stresses accountable leadership.
Mike Acheron argues that GovCom will reshape governance next year including student government. He urges seniors to define a new structure as dorm representation tests the Senate, noting expanded fiscal and appointment duties. He cites dorm living as key and offers two qualifications: interest in student government and no prior Oberlin student government experience.
Gregg Allen and Bob Apfel urge a serious, open Senate to curb misconduct and ensure student voices shape governance. They emphasize budgeting transparency, broad field involvement, and accountability for activity funds, inviting dialogue at KB Lounge in Wider on Tuesday night.
Matthew Heartney argues against vague goals and calls for concrete aims. He focuses on town relations, regular student input on menus, campus security cooperation, and Senate as a governance lever to unite and focus student energy. He seeks to meet students, ensure real representation, and push for practical reforms in university procedures.
Gordon Aylton, a 1974 graduate, reveals a distinctive tattoo design inked in a semeiotic pattern. The piece reflects personal milestones and echoes vintage styles from his era.
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