As two Greek women who have followed the USG Presidential campaigns and attended the debates, we feel that the Stewart/Werber ticket will best represent the interests of sorority women.

Mark Stewart and Merryl Werber address issues that will create an impact on our lives. Mark and Merryl suggest extending the Town Loop into the fraternity district, particularly on the weekends.

Another issue that affects Greek women is the quality of service at Ritenour's Women's Health Center. Mark and Merryl have outlined plans to improve the overall care provided by the center.

Mark and Merryl have proposed to include later evening and weekend hours at the HUB Eateries. This will allow students more flexibility to plan their meals around their academics and activities.

Many sorority women take part in health and fitness activities on campus. This often involves long lines, restrictive hours and few locations. While the University does what it can with what it has to work with, Mark and Merryl have specific plans to upgrade the facilities.

After weighing the options, we believe that Mark and Merryl have a grasp on the needs of sorority women. It would be in the best interest of Greek women to vote in the USG/ARHS elections on March 27. Your vote could help "create the impact" for sorority life in the future at Penn State.