Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pete McClausland For Sophomore President JULIANNE LEWIS Sophomore Class TREASURER KAREN CARR Sophomore Class Vice-President JEFF RUBI Columbia Hall Set "For a Sundeck and Parking for Columbia and Abolishment of Monopoly" MICHA fi B. A. 5 Student Thrc Student G4 Harolk VICE PR STUDEO Two Vie For Senior Secretary Candidates for secretary of the senior class are Courtney Drury and Frankie Gwinn. Aliss Drury is a junior English major from Arlington, Va. She has served as pledge class secre tary, rush chairman and Greek Week chiirman of Kappa Delta. She is a Imember of the South Tower judicial council. Aliss Gwinn, a junior, is a psy chology major from Fountain Inn. She is presently song leader and secretary of Chi Omega, Aliss Aphrodite and a Capstone hall chairman. She was president of her fresh man class at Columbia College and recipient of the AKG fresh man citizenship award. N iator Free Hall Slater LELSKI ir ENATE Action o>vernment I Kirtz ESIDENT IT BODY Drury Gwinn Eleven Run For SARC Membership Eleven candidates are run ning for seats oin the Student Academic Responsibility Com mittee. Two representatives are to be elected from each school. Running from Arts and Sci ences are Sarah Cain, Kenneth Shull and Becky Warren. Claudia Anderson and Patricia Phillips are running from the School of Education. From the School of Business Administration are Bill Cain and Bob LeMond. Running unopposed are Ce celia Baker from Nursing, Sarah Bryant from Pharmacy, Robert Nickells from Engineer ing and Linda Jo Mangum from Journalisir. Offices that are not fille. di ing Sprih Elections will be open in F. , Elections. Royal's P1 Student R My platform emphasizes the role of Student Government in its relationship to the student. The time has come for Student Government to relate effectively to the individual students-to hear their opinions, to solve their proh lems, to react to their grievances, to enforce their rights, and to re spond to their wishes. In essence, it's time that Student Govern ment effectively represent, serve, and leal the students of Carolina. It's time for action; therefore, I propose the following: 1. That polls and surveys be used periodically to gain a cross section of student opinion on mat ters of student concern. 2. That student evaluation of social, residence hall, academic and other rules and regulations be made so thant positive action may be initiated to change those which st udents find over rest rictive or untreasonable. :3. Tfhat Student Government make continuous and direct ef forts to imprl.-ment the "Studlent liill of Rtights'" arnd a "St udent G ri,evan-* ( 'onuniit tee'" in1 ordr to 'VO TE!] Four Cai Seek Tre Ann Cobb, Steve Dearwei Wheeler are candidates for s Dearwent is a junior major cock" mascot, a member o Sigma social fraternity and a USC intramurals. He has been on the sophon and Student Union Concert C has also been publications ch Epsilon Mu professional frate Columbia is his hometown. Miss Garrett is a junior Fla. She is majoring in Fren< She is a transfer student f College in Florida. Her USC included Mermaid Fleet, \ Garnet and Black staff, hal Capstone and dean's list. Mary Wheeler is a mem Kappa Gamma social sorority hellenic Council treasurer an the Southeastern Panhelleni She is also a member of May Miss Wheeler has served of the Greek Week committei ber of the Student Union & Committee. She is a junior marketinj Belmont, N. C. latform E elationshi insure that students' rights are respected and their grievances in v'estigated. 4. That all available means of student pressure and influence be used to urge University officials to construct a parking facility im mediately and to improve the quality of the existing food serv ice. 5. That S t u d e n t Government negotiate with the "book store" to lower texthook prices and, if un successful, that an effort be made to v-stablish a student-o)crate(l, nonprofit hook exchange. 6. That a1n investigation be con ducted to determine whether or not the money paid hy the stu dents for the Student Activity Fee is being spent in accordance with their wants and needs. 7. That a joint effort with st udenct organizat ions be made to coordinate better at Camplus act ivitie's to miim lize conflicts andli I maim ize participIat ion. 8. T[hat dacily b ulletins sum ma ri zin g the "'what, when, andl whe re"' of forthcoming campus events be pulished and posted tlhroughlout campus. 9. T[hat ai plae he made avail abLle to wh Iich a student mcay come ''r call in order to voice' his opin ion, idea.; or compglaints, with the ididates asurer it, Shirley Garrett and Mary nior class treasurer. ing in education. le is "Game f Phi Kappa co-director of iore honor roll onmittee. le airman for Pi rnity. from Palatka, Dearwent :h. rom St. John's activities have [ortar Board, chairman in ber of Kappa . She is Pan- Garrett d delegate to c Conference. Court. as secretary and a mem pecial Events major from Wheeler inphasizes p To SGA taken, if possible, in response to what he has sai(l. 10. That visitation teams be formed to go to the student where he lives to relate what Student Government is doing, to solicit his reaction and to explain how he may become personally involved. 11. That an investigation be conducted to determine how the p r e s e n t recreational facilities might be used more extensively and expanded to allow more ree reatiotnal opportunities. 12. That a Student Discoutm ' Service he initiated and main tained to obtain a (liscount from local businesses. 1. That a comprehensive "Stu dent Teacher Evaluation" he or gaiized and published. 1.1. 'That Student Government revitalize and exp)andl its volun teer staff to allow more students to take p'art in the work of their government, and to provide cleri cal, print ig and office ass istanc(e to student organizations. 15. That Student Goverm.l (9 work with the U niversity faculty andl adin(I1istrat~ ion through estab l ished comm ittees and all other' available chnls;i~l to make Stu dent (Governmen,mt ft'eetive ando its to the individual student. 16. 'Ih at we beinac,i:. oW