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constitution change would have t
be passed on a majority vote o
both senates and the Board o
Trustees.
Leventis, who still hopes th4
Constitution will go into effect b
March 1, said "we had hoped to gei
it to the faculty senate prior to th4
meeting so now we hope that al
discussion of it will be prepared b3
the next student senate meeting
after which it will probably !1
referred to committee."
The basic idea of the proposal ii
the all-encompassing Universit3
council. The legislative powers ol
the council, which would includt
several student members, woult
be to pass acts and resolutions ir
regard to University matters.
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r In other Senate action, USC
President William H. Patterson
announced that in the first three
months of this year the University
has received over $1.5 niillion in
private gifts. He said the majority
of these funds were going to
Humanities, in particular the new
Sbuthern Studies program.
James Oliver of the Curriculum
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