Who are you supporting in the Presidential election and why?


Deb Fowler '69 - Humphrey. He's the lesser of three evils, and he's really a liberal from way back, especially with civil rights.

Arlene Wallace '70 - Wallace, of course.

Laurey McAvoy '72 - Nixon. He keeps his mouth shut.

Barb Brown '70 - Ralph Williams.

Cathy Collins '72 - McCarthy, but . . -

Sue Paul '72 - Nixon. I don't like Democrats.

Barb Kotarek '70 - Humphrey. I feel that he is most qualified for the job. He's the only candidate who has given any definite viewpoint on Viet Nam.

Alice Mott '69 - Nixon. He's a lot better than Humpty-Dumpty.

Carol Ziessler '71 - Humphrey. He has good ideas.

Caryl Wolfgram '71 - Nixon. He'll spend money wisely and have good control over the laws.

Sherry Sykora '72 - Snoopy. He said that if he is elected, he promises a doghouse for every dog and a bone in every dog dish.

Vera Binotti '69 - Nixon because his running mate, Spiro Agnew, has a cute son.

Tom Bihari '70 - John Jacob Jinglehiemer Schmidt.

Joel Miceli '71 - Nixon. I guess it's because my parents influence me. I always do what Mommy says.

Don Hammer '70 - Humphrey. A country is stable if it spends a lot of money. Nixon would stop the spending, and there will be a depression as in 1930, and Wallace will create a police state.

Bill Markworth '69 - George Wallace. His Viet Nam policy is far superior to the others. He is straightforward; he tells it like it is, and that's not just a cliche.

Michelle Stackhouse '70 - Due to the fact that Senator McCarthy does not favor a writein campaign for himself, I'm throwing my support to the peace and freedom leader Eldridge Cleaver.

Karen Raack '70 - Pat Paulsen! Who else is there?

Dave Bush '71 - I think that we should try not having a President for four years.