Wednesday, May 6, 1998 Venturing beyond the two-party spectrum POLITICS: Sleeping on ideas not same as being brainwashed by them Due to a mild case of insomnia that plagues me occasionally, I leave the radio on to lull me to sleep. Read more...

Wednesday, May 6, 1998 USAC Candidate endorsements With the demise of the Students First! coalition, this year’s USAC elections witnessed the emergence of two new slates: Praxis and Sanity ’98. Read more...

Wednesday, May 6, 1998 Academic Affairs ACADEMIC: Zuhairah Scott Zuhairah Scott’s passion, energy and leadership skills will assist her in pursuing her goals as academic affairs commissioner. Read more...

Wednesday, May 6, 1998 Community Service COMMUNITY: Joe Balabis Joe Balabis’ heavy involvement and dedication to community service makes him a strong candidate for the office of community service commissioner. Read more...

Wednesday, May 6, 1998 Cultural Affairs CULTURAL AFFAIRS: Marsele Washington Marsele Washington has the experience and vision vital for a successful cultural affairs commissioner. Capitalizing on the experience he has had as a staff member of the CAC office this year, Washington is reflecting upon past problems that the office faced this year in addition to seeking suggestions that will strengthen cultural affairs in the future. Read more...

Wednesday, May 6, 1998 External Vice President EVP: Graciela ‘Liz’ Geyer The energy, charisma and determination Liz Geyer radiates are just some of the reasons The Bruin feels she would make an excellent external vice president. Read more...

Wednesday, May 6, 1998 Facilities No Endorsement The choice, or rather non-choice, for facilities commissioner was the easiest decision for The Bruin to make: None of the three candidates had a full understanding of the office nor did they demonstrate the ability to take on leadership roles. Read more...