He said his experiences as a dorm desk receptionist and as a community assistant have helped keep him in touch with the concerns of the students. But if one person tells you about a problem they're having, chances are there are at least five or 10 others who have had the same problem. Bond plans on using his vice president of administrative affairs, Carol Leming, to keep legislators motivated. He suggested that taking advantage of biweekly reports would keep legislators on track. Bond is taking a lighter courseload and minimizing his involvement in other activities next semester.
Bond is a senior government and politics and journalism major who plans to graduate next spring.
We cannot forget the students' By Pamela Bradley For Hillary Zouck, running for SGA president is the expected next step in a lengthy SGA career. As a sophomore, she was elected as Graham Cracker legislator, representing the group of sororities in Old Town College Park. She also continued on the states affairs committee and joined the safety and security committee. This year, Zouck is serving as Graham Cracker legislator and is also the speaker, meaning she runs and keeps order during meetings. She also heads up the government affairs committee.