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What i it we can only get 8 cent for the regul: election we don't exp for the special especially with no fices involved/ sa Anthony. SGA < chairman. 'People don't get gea it (the election),' s President for Studei James is. (_ ampbell. off time/ 'It (the apathy tov tions) doesn't seer 'changing,' said S< President Trey Lot need to come up solution, like i vertising.* J I, | Sc I | ? b9 lu I S ! I Is I 4 One thi but a | Ut if SGA ga BB 'iriai ^ to 10 per flM^K|ggi| ir spring eel much election, i|?l major ofid Doug . plprlinnc K" \ . .. ** red up for aid Vice it Affairs / 'It was on i' ':^m3S^mk i vard elec- / ?A Vice BBBIHr t- "We BW.VS. with i HfflVV "-l """ more ad- *?' % 2?^ '.V , itroduci; blitz Lis Beer. rd fewer calories than our regul 11 the taste you'd expect from S< ook Schlitz to for the taste to light HMBMMMMi ive an ele IVJI ppnt fr jKfM; electio fairs a time. I electior doesn't Preside with a got unt i m rag I I ;ht J | A I m-:' I . |l i i ! I I. lar beer, ?91 blitz. " i 1 ios_ 1 ction anc CKEY TRIMARCHI rock Staff Writer poor turnout for the recent i-J cicviiuii wds ttiinuuieu t interest and timeliness, ( election said last week, pecial election doesn't pull " said Doug Anthony, ! lan. "If we (SGA) can get c ?r the regular spring elect tnat much for the spe illy with no major offices OTHER PROBLEM we hi as that many students just and then don't vote," A just can't be bothered." were not expecting a whol< first place," said Studen d. "But the turnouts w* i areas did follow through ig the first election, helc 5 voted. Approximately n the run-off on Nov. 6. turnout was for the eigli science seats with 240 vote >e was recorded for the six i 12 married seats. _l _i _. ?i - - pie aon i get geared* up n)," Vice President James B. Campbell said, t's just like the national trc is and the national electio (THE APATHY) towai seem to be changing,' jntTrey Lott said. 44We ne< solution like more advert] il March to do it." fraternities on McBryde in the largest block vote fro were 101 votes cast for the s re was a lot of talk as to v ts," Anthony said. "The fr; ogether and do more thin* le independent student." le two seats needed to be not Cot Av+wi c rnk HrMi/ri nriroe nn Hollrlm . ~ ^ MV,,V',VV so yjnu don't have to cut down 01 Thanksgiving Sj r TtooTurkcy i Sandwiches ! ICfl ithis B CrI f 'EI3?n I EffCT> I Turkey Nov. J | Sandwiches for $1.50 '975 ftUST l8"r .,22 aS'itdwich l nobody < nursing dej the end of "IT'S Hi SGA Student nursing se; to a lack of campus or officials close Wilsford that seat, in that many remainder SGA election . "The nui >nly 8 to 10 per interested ion, we don't Wilsford sa cial election, year." involved. Under th id to contend senate sea go to school, district. Anthony said. "WE'RE for the sj e lot of voters Wilsford sa t Sen. David health cent< i expected in active intei Theelecti I Nov. 4, 590 $1,692, was 1 150 students member < The largest necessitate it humanities- contested s s. Low voter Since that nursing seats variety of r seats were > for it (the raS for th? i ? r n firmpr Muaeni AI- ~ "It was an off ^ere w.e.re md with local during his ,n >? tions simila rd elections since 1972. " SGA Vice Under bol ed to come up * 1973-1974) isine Wp'vp off-campus president n< Quadrangle empowered >m one group, senate pres ix seats. approve the /ho would fill s.eats were aternities are tl0{1oTT c A ' a erouP "We (SGA filled in the something ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ''"If f^S1 upons ners <*$. is Turkey Sandwiches 1 eating out. >ecial "" T"" mm 'mm mm *? 1 TwoTurkey | I Sandwiches i I luricl'v '"-I |^S?inclwtrhps for $l.fi() ^ I Columbia !2 Charleston Hiqhwav West Col mm- zm&mm came? >artment, one was st the elections. \RD to get people ats,M Wilsford said, are too involved in said no one filed, rai which will remain of the year. -sing students seem when it comes lid. "The same thinj lie bbA constitution t for every 300 st ANTICIPATING a ?)ring election, tha id. "With the Green or iccunc nnnr\ln oU/\ Li lOOU^O, pvupic 9I1U -est in SGA." ion, which was held i held to fill the 22 vac senate. The v? ed by the resigni eats after the 1975 s time, these senate easons. The remai never filled becausc offices. GA president Leigh, 10 to 20 vacancies auminisirauon. kj r to this year's, hav< th the Leventis and SGA administration senate seats were jminations. The vic< to take this action ident. The senate se nominations. Vac filled by regular c ,ID of the present e ) wish we could better" to decrease gnations. TwoTurkej Sandwiche I Turkey N{ ^.uulwit ht's for $1.50 ' : V zzm umbia $ Wggggggg^mm ill left vacant at to run for the Many live offtheir careers." l or wrote-in for vacant for the to be the least to elections," g happened last i, there is one udents in that bigger turnout in last year," i Street and the ..u ? uiu icme u mure *t an expense of ancies in the 64icancies were ations and unpring election, jrs quit for a ning six empty J. no candidates J. Leventis said in the senate >ecial fall elece not been used Rita McKinney s, openings for filled by vice 3 president was because he is would vote to ;ant on-campus onstituent eieclection system, come up with the number of s^i I iier pi res I >v. 30,1 i >7r> J | STl piles | it on. |