Brown and White Vol. 80 no. 21

              brown and white lmd-omt vol ss - no 21 bethlehem pa friday december 4 ims arcadia elect ion procedures ballot inq system explained by george j bancroft jeff pari 70 chairman of the arcadia administrative committee presented a motion at the arcadia meeting wednesday concerning the conduct of future arcadia elections the report submitted as a motion was written to define in writing the procedure of the weighted **!*-** y*is in the past these procedures have been communicated by word of mouth norm monhait 70 said that we have a need for establishing certain procedures and this is one of them referring to the election procedure a major part of the discussion on the motion was concerned with breeches of ethical election procedures the original motion staled that such breeches would be punished by disqualifying the suspected candidate from election it was argued that such power invested in the ad mini strati ve committee was basically illegal it deprived candidates of due process of law by disqualifying them without a hearing or right to appeal the motion was n>mended 20 that the administrative committee will have the power to investigate all alleged infrac tions of election rules and then to impose sanctions up to and including dlsqualifl cation of the candidate an ammendment was aleo made guaranteeing the charged candidate the right of appeal to the administrative committee for reappraisal at the charge their decision would be final defining the weighted ballot system the motion originally made a distinction between the officer elaetlnim rv the at-large elections at-large candidate were to be elected on the basis of each ballot containing nine votes parks said that this system would guarantee minority representation on arcadia because no group would be able to elect it candidates who favored the interests of that group roger tresolini 70 said that the nine vote system made the conduction of the elections easier under the pretense of making them more representative rick ralnln 69 mads aa ammend ment that all arcadia elections fee conducted on the basis of a volar being able to vote for aa many candidates aa would fill t_e vacant offices the original motion as am mended passed with three abstaining one against and seven la favor of it a r r«dia apportioned o for ad ml nl st ra iive purposes to uw committee oa conscientious objection one hundred-fifty dollars was also apportioned to the lehigh valley college volunteers council there was no discussion on this last action aldo borln president of arcadia reported that there is a committee to plan how to study coeducation the ad hoc committee is chaired by prof j burke severs chairman of the english department baw photo by mccaffrey christmas in bethlehem is a special season and the city reflects its judean namesake in its lighting displays the famous star of bethlehem shines out from south mountain as an unmis takeable beacon guiding sight seers to the christmas city the advent candles in the foreground symbolize the season of prepara tion for the nativity of christ baw photo by mc donald everett a teal head of the placement and counseling sarvica speaks to arcadia wednesday night on the advisability of a university contract with re-con an outside employment listing service for seniors and graduate students twelve seats available . 40 candidates seek offices editor's note reviewing the brief statements requested by the brown and white blake heffner ' 7 2 residence hall 2h x x x from the 40 candidates for the 12 arcadia at-large seats it became evident that lt david jackley 72 residence hall x would be more beneficial to show the areas covered by the candidates remarks than james kasser 71 fraternity 2h to list them michael kimmel 72 residence hall x x each candidate expressed sincere desire to promote university progress and has thomas knoche 72 residence hall x his own ideas about how it should be done however it would be impossible to present thomas kokura 72 residence hall x x a complete picture of a candidate's ability and opinions william kuhn 70 fraternity xxx x's mark areas of concern expressed 2-h denotes candidate's desire for a bicameral greg landvater 72 residence hall x x arcadia kurt lesker 71 fraternity xx x steven malkenson 71 fraternity x wants arcadia wants selectivity or expressed concern wants stephen miller 70 residence hall x xxx representation discrimination issue for academic coeducation gary olson 72 residence hall restructured examined betterment examined barry orton 70 town x x fred osman 70 residence hall x mark apple man 71 town xx x john panzer 72 residence hal x x andrew crandall 70 fraternity 2h x x richard plant 72 residence hall x x x eric crouse 71 town xx x x jerry potack 72 residence ball x robert davis 72 residence hall x robert rath 71 fratermty michael de vito 71 fraternity x robert rege 71 fratermty x x robert doory 70 residence hall x x jack rizzo 72 residence hall x x richard dugan 70 fraternity x x john ryan 71 fratermty x albert eisley 70 fraternity x x larry salerno 72 residence hall x x steven ernstoff 72 residence hall xxx john schroedel 70 fraternity x eric glasofer 71 fraternity 2h x x x joseph sy hui ter 70 fratermty x xxx robert grzywacz 72 residence hall jon shehab 71 fratermty x hal johnson 71 fraternity xx x gary sims 71 fraternity 2h x x mark hardcustle 71 residence hall x x william taylor 70 fraternity 2h x x x financial aid ;;| applications for financial aid for §* | 1969-70 will be available ln the f § office of financial aid aiumni i ;| memorial from wednesday dec i §| 11 to christmas vacation the ;§ if parents confidential statement must £| |§ be processed by the college scholar m m ship service in time to meet the i || march 15 deadline for applications fiji g|i questions should be directed to mr ii i stanford in office of financial aid 1 i < < i