page 2 December 6, 1985

Glavin
gone

From pg 1

“‘From what | understand
Nelson Mandella is still in
prison,’’” laughed Glavin a-
bout his choice for a succes-

sor but he added, ‘‘There are ©

many people I’ve been in
contact with who have indi-
cated an interest in a person
for whom | have no respect
whatsoever, as | don’t think
the position of president
should be used as a spring-
board for someone’s personal
agenda.”’

He claims credit for student
society credibility with the
administration, but added ‘|
didn’t give the student society
any credibility with the stu-
dents.’’ ;

“Mussolini got the trains
running on time-! got the pub
nights back,’’ Glavin said of
his accomplishments.

‘But seriously, my best.

intentions were frustrated and
| wasn’t permitted to do
anything that | could have
been proud of,’’ he said.

Glavin intends to ‘‘study,
study, and study some more’’
in the next semester, and
perhaps sit on some student
society committees as a pri-
vate student. ‘‘If they let me’’
he added.

He also announced -up-
coming marriage plans to
fiancee Dee Dee Taylor.
Taylor is currently a repre-
sentative on the Student
senate. Congratulations are in
order.

 

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