Oklahoma Christian University - Aerie Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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1. HEADING up activities for Political Emphasis Week, Bruce Wood lon topl, Stretch Suba, Steve Holloway, Cheri Stark, Cherryl Thompson, Ron Bruner, and Jim Ayraud urged students to register to vote in the election. 2. CANDIDATE for the Fifth Congressional District, Republican Mickey Edwards addresses the Student Body during a special chapel program. 3. LISTENING to can- didates Mickey Edwards and Tom Dunlap answer selected questions during a special chapel pro- gram, students, many who are firstrtime voters, decide who will get their vote. 4. VOTING in a mock election, Gary Noske demonstrates the use of a voting machine. 5. MOCK election registra- tion is set up by Jim Ayraud and Sara Adams as Cheryl Bode prepares to cast her vote. 6. POLITICAL rallies in DAH Auditorium invite campus Republicans and Democrats to share their views and enjoy refreshments, as students watch national debates on television.