The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 17, 1975, Page Page 4, Image 5
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.*
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rock Staff Writer
poor turnout for the recent
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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
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so yjnu don't have to cut down 01
Thanksgiving Sj
r TtooTurkcy
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'EI3?n I EffCT>
I Turkey Nov. J
| Sandwiches for $1.50 '975
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l nobody <
nursing dej
the end of
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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 $1,692, was 1
150 students member <
The largest necessitate
it humanities- contested s
s. Low voter Since that
nursing seats variety of r
seats were
> for it (the raS for th?
i ? r n firmpr
Muaeni AI- ~
"It was an off ^ere w.e.re
md with local during his
,n >? tions simila
rd elections since 1972.
" SGA Vice Under bol
ed to come up * 1973-1974)
isine Wp'vp off-campus
president n<
Quadrangle empowered
>m one group, senate pres
ix seats. approve the
/ho would fill s.eats were
aternities are tl0{1oTT c A
' a erouP "We (SGA
filled in the something
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upons
ners <*$.
is Turkey Sandwiches
1 eating out.
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Columbia
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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.
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Sandwiche
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umbia
$
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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
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