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ELECTION
From p. I
Hart said he was “not devastated" by the results I fell I did
a pretty good job," he said HltM, who moved to AThens from
Rome three years ago, credited his lov to “name recognition,”
saying “Fred is a little more established, his lamilv is more
established, his name is more established. '
Hart added that he did not think the race ran along any party
lines, either. Instead, he pointed to his age as a factor, noting
that Kerry Scherer, who lost in the Democratic primary to
Leathers, was of a comparable age and captured a comparable
number of votes
Lauren Code, presient of Ivy-Coile Motors, also was confirmed
as mayor and George Hester, Lewis Shropshire and Dwain
Chambers all retained their council seats as all went unopposed
in the election
OGLETHORPE
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From p. 1
However, problems with
Oglethorpe lie beyond personal,
specific complaints for those
residents who lived in the dorm
:i. previous years when the
building as owned by a private
company.
student happy where food is
concerned. “Last year, the rent,
which was about $f>00 a quarter,
included a 20-meal per-week
plan, so I had to eat here. Not
really caring for cafeteria food. I
now can choose not to eat here
without having to pay the extra
money.”
Wednesday only lO am to 11 pm
Long sleeve and
stripe woven shirts
‘‘Sure, Oglethorpe always has
been, and still is a warm,
friendly place to live, filled with
very nice people, but it just isn't
the same as before.” said one
senior past and present rcsi
dent. “With a reduction in maid
service from the previous clean
ing of both rooms and bath
rooms to just cleaning bath
rooms once a week, the dorm
just doesn’t seem to be kept as
well as it used to.
‘‘We also have less freedom
then we did before. Security is
tighter now. It's just like typical
dorm life now.”
Many students said the qua!
ity of food has gone down since
University Food Services took
over Oglethorpe’s dining room,
which previously had been for
Oglethorpe residents only.
The purchase did make one
COUNCIL
From p. 1
Students interested in run
ning for one of the divisional
positions will have to submit a
petition of 50 signatures or 10
percent of the students in the
division. A student running for
the chairmanship would be
required to submit a petition of
150 signatures.
The referendum outlines the
duties of the proposed council
and calls for the council to hold
monthly meetings with the
college administration as well as
one public meeting each month
to “hear student opinion on
college issues.”
Oglcihorpe House was pur
chased last spring by the
University Iront the Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee after years of nego
tiations with the firm, according
to Hallcnbcck.
"We tell that the purchase of
Oglethorpe was necessary for
the University." said Hallcn-
beck. “The house was on
private property before, and
purchasing it will allow us to
keep not only the housing on
campus, but the access road
from Clovcrhurst to Lumpkin
which the buses use often, and
the parking w hich surrounds the
house.
“Had someone else pur
chased Oglethorpe when the
owners announced it was for
sale, they could have made it
anything they liked, keeping the
access road private, as well as
the parking. Hallcnbcck said.
"It was in everyone’s best
interest to keep Oglethorpe a
student housing facility."
"We'll never escape the fact
that it is very much like a dorm
now.” one resident said, "but
it’s the closest we have t«> living
in an apartment on cmapus. It’s
well worth it—I'd go crazy living
anywhere else on campus."
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