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Involve B> AI.ICK WKNNKR liameytH'k Staff Writer Student liason committees and faculty members worki and problems affecting studc are a Unit ten of these coi definition both student and voting priviledges on them. 1 always the ease. Dr. Joseph K. Bowles, c mittee. said students do not h simply beeause they are nol IN TIIKOHY. there are si student members on the pai said he did not even know the were not present at any of the "it has been my experien once and never come again." to take a role they 've got to s! are voting members and the USC official to Department ol Front staff reports USC executive assistant fo chief deputy commissioner of Services. Philip G. Grose will assum worked out with the Univers second in command at the De] tirose appointment is desig the department's pending re State newspaper. :??? . J ;ment vai il V P are composed of both student w ng together to discuss policies nt-faculty relationships. There n umittees on campus and by faculty members are equal in p In practice, however, this is not w H hairman of the parking comlave any say on this committee p t active members. ir ix faculty members and three 'king committee. But Bowles A student members because they p fall meetings. fc ce that students tend to come Bowles said. "If they're going R how up for the meetings. They c< ?ir role is to attend and to be nr i leave for f Social Services r governmental relations has beei r the South Carolina Department < e his duties as soon as a timetabl ity. Grose's new position will m partment of Social Services. ;ned to dilute the concentration of | organization, according to report ftDOflEBEGCL,,-, LULL yiiya jy?y&B ies anion iterested or resign. !!' they were ; ote." John H. Fitzgerel. chairman of ellate court committee, said attenc ith this group. FITZttKKKI. SAII) the committ lember from the faculty and stuc "The student has an emial role * nrtners," he said. "We each heai ho have received campus traffic jst as active as I am." Kobert E. Alexander, secretary ublications and communications, s, nportant part of the liason comm "They represent the student vo lexander said. But in order to be < resent; if they are not faithful in at >r that voice to ever be heard." A STAFF member on the sturi ichard D. Wertz, said students on tl ammittee members who have an < tembers. The committee is co IiiiiHitiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiHiiiimiiin ? PjO.Bn a named I Women >f Social non**] e can be 0 ake him ? I ? power in I a s in The | ? I Iff yti're 1 i WMttea'i Edi M ijwSl i|;ii | ra ig liaison c> ictive the> would have a members, si icpresentativ the campus traffic ap "Thestude Inncp wuk mil a nrnhlom ~:iid. "A('tl members an< ee is composed of one .J bout their r< lent body. bring to the c with me. We are equal Steve Ilill, r appeals from students irresponsibili tickets so the student is students and it is a little I of the board of student "For the si aid students were a very what we are li littees. extra." Ilill s ice at the University," and I think i iffective they have to be sibility to taJ tending, it is impossible Hill said th he has been a lent affairs committee, "A lot of sti liis committee act as full they aren't ir equal say with all other effective stui mposed of six faculty students on t HinHinUNIUIIItMIIMIIIIMIIIIIIHillllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIillll xfoeolftjcal Smim, i MM Catmfa, S.C. Educational Services is a profit agency that offcn: Free Pregnancy Testing ProMem Pregnancy Couosetta Free Abortion Referrals Contraceptive Cttoici PbmIIv Planiitnaf NfomiB and need assistance tcatkmal Services to talk ares. The number to call is 77t-< HiM ommittee: x student members and three a dm 'es. nts are pretty active on this committ lally there are more students thi J the students tend to be conscious a [>le. The students are important be< ommittee the student viewpoint," \ student body president, said he tl ty of attendance was about the sair faculty members on committees. Bi jit different for students. tudent, school work has to come fii icre for so committee work has to be aid. "But the faculty members are t should be part of their service a ce Dart on these committors." at although he is not on any of the c< n active member of many of them ii Lidents don't have time to be on com iterested in them, that is true, but t dent opinion on campus, we hav< hese committees," Hill said. 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