The Studel].~ S Have Spoken and the Votes Are In

The Studel].~ S Have Spoken and the Votes Are In

Xavier University Exhibit All Xavier Student Newspapers Xavier Student Newspapers 2006-03-08 Xavier University Newswire Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio) Follow this and additional works at: https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/student_newspaper Recommended Citation Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio), "Xavier University Newswire" (2006). All Xavier Student Newspapers. 3021. https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/student_newspaper/3021 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Xavier Student Newspapers at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Xavier Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. T·H E XAVI.ER Published since 1915 by the stqdents o(Xavier Un.ivr:,rsity 91styear, issue 23 · week of MARCH 8, 2006 · www.xu.edu/newswir.? The studel].~s have spoken and the votes are in SGPPelection. ballots are in and the new elects are here : ~ ' .. running mates. GRACE NORTHERN "We are all definitely a lot close~. Senior News Editor They are amazing women and very Juniors SteveBentley, Joe Moo~­ . passionate people. It was a privilege man and Willie Byrd were elected . to run wi~h them," said Aarons. the 11ew Student Government As­ Bentley; Moorman and Byd sociation executives on Feb; 22 in will be inducted into their executive a landslide victory. positions later this semester when For the 2006-07 school year, the current executives relinquish Bentley will serve as the SGA their positions. President, with Moorman in the Two platform items that Bent­ Administrative Vice President ley's ticket is already working on seat and Byrd as Legislative Vice include the opening of a convenient President. · store and the implementation of a Bentley?s ticket competed club football team. against only one opposing ticket, "The plans for the convenient that of junior Omari Aarons for store are moving along quickly. Presiden.t, j'unior Sara Rowell for Right now we are connected with Legislativ.e Vice President and the right administrators and we're · sophomore Alyssa Deutsch for trying to put everything together. Administrative Vice President. · We're working on a business plan Hundreds of students turned out and our dream is to work with to vote on Tuesday and Wednesday Kroger's in some capacity to make of election week. A total of 752 it happen," Bentley said. students marked their _ballots for The formatiori of the club foot­ Bentley, Moorman and Byrd, a ball team is still in its early stages, victory margin of more than 2-1 but the newly elected executives are over Aarons' ticket, which received in the process of meeting with the 342 votes. · · ''riglffpeople.to ·discuss-what "heeds "We're so excited 'and happy to to be done in. order to ensure that begin implementing our platform . The Bentley, Moorman, ·Byrd ticket prepare'to take their seats at the helm of the SGA. this platform item is achieved. and goals for next year. We hope "We're meeting with Jim Ray, to build off of the foundation that Jess Becher was also pleased with for the other ticket. They all truly as a student a_dvocate and trying to the director of the O'Connor Sports the current executives have already how smoothly this year's election embody what it means to be 'men represent the best interest of the Center and Michael Conaton, the laid," said Bentley. was conducted. and women for others,' and that has students _in whatever capacity that former chairman of the Board of "Our ticket really enjoyed the "I thoughfitwas a really friendly been apparent through their dedica­ may be," Aarons said. Trustees, to discuss club football," election process because it was fun campaign. It was a pleasure to work tion to the association," said.Bent­ As for Deutsch and Rowell, Bentley said. being able to make relations and with both tickets. No election codes· ley. "The three of us would love to they both have different plans for "Right now we are starting to connections with so many students wer'e viol.ated, which made the create a working relationship with next year. go over all of the logistics such Ill? during the campaign," he added. Board ofElections job really easy," them to share and implement both "I plan to be involved in a va­ finding a coach, recruiting players "We hope to have the same theme said Becher. "Both tickets were re­ of our visions." riety of ex~acurricular .activities, and finding other teams to play. Our during our time in office; we want ally careful to approach the board Deutsch hopes for the-same, and but I will not return to Senate," goal is to have a team by the fall. to be. open and accessible to all as well as the other ticket to discuss ·reported that she and Bentley have Rowell said. · It's also been really encouraging students." any problems they had during the already discussed co.llaborating on "I plan on coming back to SAC," to see how many Xavier s~dents "The thing that I am most proud election." - projects for next year; said Deutsch. "f warit to run for. are interested in playing," Moor­ of is. that both tickets ran a clean and· Regardless ofthe outcome ofthe Although Aarons, Deutsch and SAC chair and if I'm not elected man said. ethical race, which speaks to all of election, Bentley's ticket hopes to Rowell were not ele.cted, they each to that position, I' II run for the co­ · Now that the executive elections our true character. I was also happy collaborate with Aaron's ticket on plan to continue serving the student sponsorship committee'chair." - are decided; Senate elections are to see that no ticket violated the different projects, and commends· body in some capacity. Despite not winning the elec­ slated for March 28-29. · election code," said Aarons. their involvement with SGA. "I have my eyes on some things tion, Aarons was pleased with the Board of Elections Chair junior "We have a lot of admiration that I want to do .. .I will be serving relationship he formed with his .. ,. ... .EWS:. OP~En: Alum ·ascends· to. top Welcome to the wild A- little music to Advertising seat §:§== world ofthe 'U7ire I cheer by Editor-in-Chief ::::: ::::; I -PAGE 2 ' PAGE4 ~ PAGE 10 2 weeko/MARCH 8, 2006 CAMPUS NEWS THE XAVIER NEWSWIRE BRIEFS Rachel Peters, Editor Spotlight.on·Xavi~r Alum News Room: 745-3122 [email protected] 1977 graduate John Boehi:ier becomes House of Representatives Majority Leader KELLY SHAW He became involved in poli- developed a very loyal and strong also worked on committees for the Contributing Writer tics wheri he became the Union following, and he has become very Freedom Project and the No Child Finger snappin' Recently Xavier graduate John Township trustee in i 982. He was difficult to try to unseat." Left Behind Act: At 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Boehner replaced indicted Repub- elected as ·a representative in the Boehner was particularly popu- Boehner attributes many of his the Athenaeum Reading/Open lican Representative Tom Delay of Ohio state legislature from 1984 to Jar during .the 1990s as a member successful qualities to his· humble Mic will be held in the Honors Texas as the House of Representa- 1990. Elected to Ohio's 8th beginnings in Cincinnati. Villa. Xavier students, faculty, tives' majority leader, becoming the Congressional District in the "I win because I'm very up-front staff, and alumni are invited to House's no. 2 man, second only to U.S. House of Representa- with people about what I'm going attend this event, and to share the speaker. tives, he has been re-elected to do. All this goes back to my days any material they may have. His success ·is backed by much every two years with an aver- in the bar with my dad. He'd treat The event will feature free food support coming from his home age of 70 percent majority in everyone the same." and drink, but moreover, it will town of Cincinnati as well as his his represented counties. Boehner is the second of 12 feature some of the best and Alma Mater. Butler County Republi- children who. were all put through brightest Xavier poets, artists, "This is a very proud moment in can Party Chairman Joe W. Catholic schools by his father's and derelicts. Xavier's history," said President Fr. Schwartz, Sr. says: "He's in income as the owner of his late Michael Graham, S.J. tune with the people of the grandfather's bar: Housing Fair . "On behalf of the entire Xavier . district. He's frank, honest, He says he learned many lessons family, I congratulate Rep. Boeh- refreshing. Quite frankly, I through talking with his father and The StudentGovernmentAs­ ner and offer hjm our support and think John Boehner ought his Moeller High School football sociation will be hosting the Off­ prayers." to be speaker' of the House. coach, Gerry Faust. Campus Housing Fair, which After graduating in 1977 with a . someday and, who knows, "I learned from Faust that there's will take place from 10 a.m. - 2 bachelor's degree in business, Boeh- with his qualities, he could nothing in this world you can't suc- p.m. on Wednesday and Friday ner began working at a packaging be president." ceed at if you 're willing to work hard in Gallagher Student Center. and plastics industry called Nucite Although Qemocrats enough and sacrifice," he said .. Local landlords will be advertis­ Sales, and eventually became presi- probably do not .agree with "I.

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