The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 13, 1975, Page Page 5, Image 5
. Students
to file
for office
Any student wishing to run for
Student Government Association
(SGA) position must submit a
filing form to the SGA office by
Feb. 19.
Bob Swelgin, elections com
missioner, said the filing form will
appear in The Gamecock, in
cluding filing procedures and other
necessary information.
When filing, a person must state
his or her name, address, senate
district, class, and the position for
which he or she will be running.
The filing fee is two dollars. At
5:15 on the last filing day, when all
applications are in, a mandatory
meeting of all candidates will be
held to discuss campaign
regulations. These include the
time a person may start cam
paigning and where posters may
be placed.
About 100 persons are expected
to file to fill the various SGA
positions, Swelgin said. SGA
President Leigh Leventis said
there are no new positions,
However, one position may be
abolished.
A bill has been proposed to the
Student Senate to abolish the office
of SGA Secretary. The bill,
proposed by Robert Kilgo and
Steve Painter and the Judiciary
Committee suggests that the duties
of the office of Secretary be per
formed by the president or his
delegates.
Swelgin said 78 people have
signed s poll watchers to serve
durin thp elections. Attempting to
make poll workers as "unbiase as
possible," Swelgin said no worker
will be allowed to-wear campaign
buttons or holOposters or anything
of that nature. Persons caught
doing this will not be paid, said
Swelgin, and their favored can
didate will receive a warning.
Additional voting machines are
being put in Currell College and in
Maxcy, Sen. Russell Putnam said.
News briefs
The USC Cyling Club will have a
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at
room 306 of the Russell House.
Contact Peter Scheffler for ad
ditional information, telephone
5390.
Three Japanese foreign policy
experts will teach a three-week
course on their country's role in
foreign policy at USC this
semester.
Dr. Richard L. Walker, director
of the Institute of International
Studies at USC said, "This is the
first time an American. university
has sought to teach a course on
foreign policy of one of the major
powers by bringing several onit
standing specialists from that
country over here to give the
feeling, depth and cultural ap
proach of their country to
American students."
J. Phil Stephenson of Florence
has been elected president of
USC's Alumni Association for 1975.
Stephenson succeeds Riley A.
Bradham, Jr., of Sumter.
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Horseshoe, primarily involved
with preparing for eventual air
conditioning of the buildings.
Also, $80,000 is to be spent on
improving the grounds of the
area.
Ray Clark, the engineer in
charge of Horseshoe renovation,
said he has been sgiven the 'go
ahead' to implement the plans of
architect John Califf for Mc
Cutcheoh House, Caroliniana
Library and Longstreet Theater.
Plans for the three structures
are as follows: McCutcheon
House--Clark said the house is
being left as it was when built in -
1813 as much as possible. In
terior changes will include
facilities for a faculty club.
The exterior will not be left as
the original brick, as was once
planned, but will be restuccoed.
When the old stucco vas
removed, it was discovered that
the brick had been cut into to
make the stucco stick to it. Also,
the original brick was mismat
ched. Clark said the brick on the
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McCutcheon project by the end of
the year and the theater by early
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