Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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lqlthough he lost his bid to run in the Normal City Council general elections. ISU student. Richard Spoor. surprised much of the town by losing that bid by only 81 votes. Spoor. a former Marine sergeant from Rantoul. now a senior political and social science major, and Brad Considine, a sophomore communications major, were both eliminated from the race for three Normal City Council seats to be decided in the general elections on April 12th. Election results indicated that Spoor placed seventh with 811 votes, while Considine finished 12th with 389 votes out of a total field of 16 candidates, with the top 6 advancing to the general election. Concerning his own campaign, Spoor said, We gave it fthe campaignl the best shot we could, and that he owes much to everyone who helped in his campaign. Spoor based much of his campaign on what he felt was a need for more student representation in town government. The results of the primary indicate to his that, the town 'doesn't think it's necessary. for Citizens poor

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30 .cf- Health Sciences . ' ..::.t 1.1 if llwfilth The wnvironmf-ntal health program is one of 18 accredited ' in :rr the Vnm-rl States, and the only one in the State of Illinois. The purpose our-an xx to proz ide students with specific types of educational experiences gr'-par-A stoflr-nts for ff'l1llHtl,lllllSHlldl'iiiP,UCCllIhlllOHS within environmental . 'Irv ire J. f. 'I he li'-allli 1-diir,ation program offers two options for majors: one relate of preparation to work in local, state, and national health Care 1-As. and organizations which have he-alth education as a part of 'warn f,r.nliiattfs '.-.ill lit- skilled in working with people from infancy ', f:'ll,l'l'i1irvl 'A f ffl ,.'.'fH.llJlSlf'JllU!l The mr-dir.al rerord administration program is 'rx the f,oonf,il on fX.1wlif,al Hrliication of the American Medical follalioration x-.ith the Arnerinan Medical Record Association, 1 ,:, thit. prograro v.ill study lilif-ral arts and sciences, medical . f inf- nornf-rinlatiirf-, and nlassifir 'itions systems. The graduates are faith 'arf' faf,lllllf'S '-.-.hiah df-al with the management of health 1 'flat lilf ll',fIl tr-nliriology program is traditional with the ' f xt-ars fil the llfll'.'f'FSIly and one year at an approved , 21.8 ll'ril'1f '-ll'fll',vll 'l.l'f,llVl-Jlfljly Students f-nrollf-d in this program N -' if . r. f,fA nouiraw, with an wrnplnasis io the biological and physical , '- mortal rn-fflinal ll'l,lIflUlUj!l,' LHIIISPS Thr- one year residency ri. .7 'frwiorr in hf'rnatolog'., r.lioif,al r.llf-rnistrv, lmlood lianking, l ,'r,olff!'. V+' fl other -iHpf'f,lS'1f lalioratoriq Hlf'tllt.lfltf f,radliates are ' of f ' 'pillf1lr'IlJ1l'IYl 'uvlllfllIU'1lilldl'w,f4'Sffillf,lillllSlllllllfHlS,ilnfl Wilma Pforr, Vicky Ofenloch, Pat Neef, Alvin Goldfarb, Donald LaCasse.