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Provost 3 ao PADtit'r ofThGauae.eekstat 'The liet of 30 candidates for.the position, of. Provost has been reduced to a workable number. of 10 Profegsor Robert Pattersn, chairman of- the Provost Search Committee, said. From these 10 people the com mittee is now considering, several will be recommended to Presideat William H. Patterson, Prof,. Senate c restructi BYLEE Of The Gai See Related The bill involving severa Allocations Commispion structure was brought bef6r Wednesday night. SAC is the commission funds to many of the organizations. The money activity fees. The three senators who Efland, Robert Kilgo, and C were especially pleased wi changing the membership change includes four memt Student Senate and allows serve as SAC chairman. "I feel like it (membej because it's not representati said. This provision would groups and he noted and sa changed to take out conflic McMaster said he was proposed membership beca into the hands of the students representative. Break-in attempt uncovered An attempt was made Wednesday morning to break Into the music library of WUSC-AM, Campus Police reported. "As of right now, we don't know who did it," C.E.-Fta gerald, desk clerk with the Campus Police, said. The attempt, which oc curred between 11:45 p.m. and 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, was maide throagh a vent in the Music Uabary door. "Either they were after reeords or the use of the telepheme," Ed Thruer, manager of the station, said. But, a- inventory wID have to be takem todeterm,ine what is misig, Turner said. Records, a reimete beard, typewriter and ether centemts of the library .are w.rth at least Sl.eW. he added. search co SearqhE Cosbmte j;st r snendas qualfIed perso*t " -Prof.3 Patterson said, "but the fial decision re"sts with the Presd "Most likely - the Pres appointment will be from ow list of recommendations," Prof. Pat terson said, "but the-President is under no obligation to choose any of the people we reconimend. The President will give O reoon mendations serious coi sideration'" he added, "but the onsiders iring bill POWELL necock staff Story Page Six I major changes in Student (SAC) composition and e to the USC student senate responsible for allocating University's clubs comes from the studentr proposed the bill-Tommy eorge McMaster-said they th the provision in the bill composition of SAC. The ers to be appointed by the for the SGA Treasurer to 'ship) should be changed ye of the students," Efland eradicate special interest d, "Membership should be ting interests." satisfied with the bill's tse it would put SAC back ,implying it would be more "We're not trying to slam SAC," McMaster said, but attempting, through the bill, to make it "a more equitable body." ' He continued, "By doing this, we'll get a legislative review from an elected body," meaning the Student Kilgo said his purpose for sup porting the bill was for the change in the composition of SAC. He gave reasons similar to those of Efland and McMaster, and said he was in favor of the sltudent Senate having the power to appoint four members to SAC. Efland said the treasurer should serve as chairman because In the past he (the treasurer) has been )lamed for things that were not mder his control. If the Treasurer was chairman, according to ICiland, confusion should not arrise as easily. The system which SAC currently Sates under has been in use 1971, acrIgto Efland and WicMaster. 'The bilaltering SAC, said McMaster, has been "worked mna great desl." He said It "took as literally the whole semester" to sempose the bill, and was "not a ipur of the moment" composition. CamSuedI es Pae mmIttee n W 'aOPOntment rests with t.'' ed candidates for Provost, the committee conducted national survey from April September, Prof. Pat terson said. "We advertised in major professIal journals as well as media such as the New York Time.;" he said. About 302 people responded to thevde, he said. "The committee sought two main qualities -from its Green St Look out The 45-day trij ended on Sund . returning from once again had ti traffic In order 1 The semni-gqted Street provided d *So are the benchi mali-like effect IIissell House. E frisbee and toach will have to do se Traffic probles mnaximum dmr1. leave many stud< to cress the stre4 The 45 days et traffic enslught lIlas to permanm are stBi being ul 4.v arrows sei candidates," Prof. Patterson said "and this helped reduce the lst to a workable mbber. "First we wanted an individual who has made a reputation in his field," Prof. Patterson said. For example, a psychologist would have to be top un his field, an engineer top in his field, etc., he explained. "Then we were interested in people who had made a reputation and also had extensive ad ministrative backUrouIds," Prof. reet I h's open again al clesing of Green Street Lay Dlec. 1. Students the Thanksgiving recess * resort to the dodging of to therea lafront et tudents who used to play' football on Green Street mewn at their own risk. as, *hlch are at their g the aftermeen hours, ents wary of any attempt 4t. met worrying about the a new a asemoery. Agaih sOty close~Green Streel ection list Patterson said. "We havem't selected some good people for fieal consideration because they lacked adequate administrative ex perience," he said. "No particular length of ex perience wa necessary," Pof. Patterson said, "nor a particular field of expertise." "However many of the suc cessful candidates today are deum and above," he said. "'e list of candidates includes some peple hm USC," Patterson added. R - - a