Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GAME "'It is a newspaper's duty to prin BILL GRAN' BILL OUTLAW Editorial Page Editor Septembei SGAW Worthm Year after year, the Studer is criticized for its failure anything worthwhile for ti criticism has been justified complishments during the sL indication that elected stude an asset. What are these accomplish closing of Green Street; belabored for years. This w from Oct. 15 until Dec. 1. A] Columbia City Council. A hired to conduct a study of during the closing of Green its recommendations after ti permanent opening or closin depend on what the firm find: Another SGA accomplish was the granting by the Bo visitation rights at the Bates reports had indicated the c elevators and separate visil now, Bates West will be ru complex, which is the way A new housing contract pe contract to another student d In the past, the Housing ha4 get out of their contracts ar the year unless it was a spe hands are still tied until he c place, at least the opportunil desire to move off-campus. The Club Sports Funding i resolved as the funding will funds, $20,000 to be exact. Thi of controversy for several ye SGA, the Students Allocatio the Athletic Department. SGA President Leigh Gamecock that Dr. William of the Board of Trustees, has from President Dr. Williai dormitories will not be built condition are renovated to er new dormitories. This achievement and deserves commitment, but at least sor concerning some dorms the conditions found in ghetto a The above listed accompli the approval of the Board something can be done by th The Gamecock wishes to col forts over the summer and h many more things in the c< worthy of praise COCK I the news, and raise hell." WILBUR F. STOREY Editor ART FR %'K Advertising Manager 5, 1974 oirk rhile it Government Association to effectively accomplish ie students. While this in the past, the SGA ac immer months may be an nt representatives can be ments? For starters, the in issue which has been 'ill be done on a trial basis >proval for this came from consulting firm has been traffic patternsbefore and street. The firm will make ie trial period is over. The g of Green Street could still ; in its studies. ment during the summer ard of Trustees of 24-hour West dormitory. Original orm would have separate ation rights. As it stands n similar to an apartment it should be. rmits students to sell their esiring to move on campus. Welc ; not permitted students to . Anot d move off campus during Univer cial case. While student's meanii an find someone to take his studie 0y is there for students who But return been ssue has been temporarily rnarh come from Campus Shop chang4 is issue has been the center as the ars in disputes between the availa ns Commission (SAC) and ah rates Leventis informed The proi S. Brockington, a member has d received verbal assurance last ye n S. Patterson that new Green until present ones in poor There on able them to compare with [h so would be a worthwhile walk more than just verbal runniri rnething is being considered other it border on the brink of list o reas. a newi Patter shments of the SGA (with retirini of Trustees) shows that The e SGA to benefit students. free nmend the SGA for its ef- exam apes the SGA will be doing month >ming year which will be look Snderand 4hat jc 14 i ye- bMa- i lasV i+ b4 h bUs-- Tes> Jes, I knc spVend all oLir 4lmeon we have alk4- mom iMI A Summer of ome Back. her semester begins at the sity of South Carolina - ig new books, continued and other activities. the school that many of us May is not the one we ad to last week. There have good number of changes e have been the obvious MenheDr ~s. Annual sore spots such tknoe n number of parking places chneofisw, ble for students and the food ls biu u Russell House are once rahn.Oeo i the center of attention and t eraiet high on many students amnsrtv tu y list of problems.prcs rele number of parking places loe psion eclined considerably from mistarsht ar and drop even more when wihD.Jns Street is closed in Octover. D.Ptesnh are again reports of food cagsa el ing resulting from meals at Unvriyhsb assell House. One cannot anwildenuf across campus without btenotee g into a cement mixer or exlnto wa zonstruction appartus. The csigteUie roblems is perhaps endless,. oe,adyta >ite these, the UJniversity has th ahlicdp president, D)r. William H. $~i o son, named to succe'ed the soeors g D)r. Thomas F. ,Jones. W tT'(an issue of D)r. Jones' supposed keporeeont resignation has been (e''oJn't tr ned in these page e'x- ('argofpede ely over the past (eight hci umro s, and we will continue to 'r&haeee into the controversy ttTeGnn'(k chigtatrsgaio ni aes fl featown, ["PU5'SecLrId ...1es, t bicpe was sto'n i, we wil\ do 5ome how We'm ve )W... bu -we can+ >or ld 4hefh1... Reprinted from the April 24 issue of the N.C. State Technician Transition Bill Grant nAecock ColuNmist these changes we are in the Patterson has process are making are more than made a few superficial. although a lot uch more far- We hope to make the paper more first acts was readable, more attractive, more University's informative more interesting,and ture and in the most importantly, more open to the or shift to average USC student. those ad -ose to power We have based our editorial pages toward the concept of an d made other open forum of thought and opinion Contemporary for the whole university comn an dismantled munity. It is the business of The artunate death Gamecock to reflect the thoughts ir. The official and actions of the men and women that CU was wht affect this university and who sity too much have an affect on this UJniversity. the same time A t,the same time we hope to keep rtment spent you informied of the news plus the air of new meetings, speakers, concerts, elections and other act ivities which 'cock intend to make UJS( huch an interesting iese and other place. miing from the its (during the In accom plishing our goals. The 974. GamecI~(ock will continue to im a few chanfges~ prove as a newspaper andl as the Iso. A smaller Voice of the' students of the and fae liut University of South Carolina.