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Ticket c From Page One - went about presenting the system in the wrong way. A provision in the bil to be voted on deals with the matter of graduate tickets being picked up only by graduate students, senior tickets being picked up by only seniors, and so on. The student must show his I.D. and Fee Receipt Card to be checked in order to be able to pick up his tickets. Basically, this provision would try to prevent a student of one class from picking up another classman's ticket. Lending of I.D.'s would be curtailed. Roger Bucco, the ticket distribution manager said, "It'll be faster than the old system we have." He added that the athletic department-oped to "make a system work that people can depend on all the time." "We felt that the digit system does not work," said Bucco, "because people come down and wait and wait and wait and then give up." As to the possibility of SOUTH CAoLtN ANNUAL CHRIS Nov. 29, 30 - 10 Dec. 1 - 12 will be held at - P.D. 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He called the new system "a thing I know will work." He continued, "Have faith; it would work; it will work." Allen Lawhead, president of the senate, was presented with various petitions signed by students either for or against the new system. According to Robert Kilgo, about 120 people signed in favor of the A CRAFTSMEN TMAS SALE. :00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. :00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Richland Art School 1526 Gervais St. Uft S"M, 9e. onal Services is a r that offers: esting sevie Agendes V Counseling aformaio e a problem call Women's k with somone who cares. 155. FOR EMERGENCIES 21es. EORE FEANS F'ADE your JEANS E -210 eess to Fabric Better Longer ers & Laundry ain St. am honaeombs) vto.folo Bucknell D Time 8-9:30 9:30-11 11-12:30 12:30-2 2-3:30 new system. According to Lawhead, about 900 people signed in opposition to it. Several petitions were presented' by Weaver Grayson, a senator op posed to the first come, first serve system. While talking. to the senatei, Grayson was asked about the Art, baske cards, color boo books, -Hesse, iin kites, kids' boolI music, novels, oi tery, reci es, rhil tarot, undergroi chimes,yoga bc ideas. . The thato reqp Our new Trarm sound, without In perfecting ti airy design wil results In a 25-5 never-before Un for the first tim4 You'll feel the i lowest lows, wil with the real w4 Joy the comfort The Superex Tr phone comes v able headbanc trin, a 15 foot guarantee. It's type of stereop Fnr tree itaraIta.re wrnte wv same p4 istribution Digit 061 2-3 4.5 6-7 8-9 validity of the petitions. Referring to his petitions, he responded, "I can attest that the information was passed on to these people." He said the main reason why he was in opposition to the bill was because the students did not bave the opportunity to judge the bill for themselves, and to express an Is,. beads, bells, I ks, curtains, divic icense, jewelry, 's :s, lanterns, leti Is, pipes, poetry, nestones, shirts, s und comi acs, Vonr >oks, and other i green street at fi first stormpi *mbluejgo onse wi rea 4Linear stereophone surrounds y separating you fronrthe doorbell e open-alr principle we've blende h heavyweight acoustics. A new 0,000 Hz. frequency response, moothness, flatness; and , a full bass response. Nighest highs and hout losing touch >rld. And you'll en of just 11 ounces. anns-Linear stereo ith a fully adjust I.,-and exclusive hions that you can mck wilth Chroma 1.1p-cord. and 2 year TasLne the finest open-air sugg e'ji pic. hone you can buy. opinion. Davis Frierson said, I agree with him (Grayson). We need more student input." Grayson said a referendum should be submitted to the student body between now and spring elections in order to get students' opinions on a topic such as this. While several students and senators spoke to defeat the bill, several others wanted it passed. Rick Milne spoke in favor of the first come, first serve system. He gave the example that with this system, any nUmber of friends could sit near one another by getting tickets at the same time. This could not be done with the digit control system, he said. The athletic department ob viously planned for the bill to be apase by the senate, for they did not print any digit control cards for Monday's pick-up. Bucco reports that the schedule is posted at the Coliseum pick-up point. songs, candles, fers, dyes, film ians, jackets, Ner, macrame, posters, pot ocks, turquoise, imslca2 gift ri/re ve points Ion, ou with pure or the phone. i lightweight, mylar driver B hear.