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We Has anyone i just what the Government A has been doing NOTHING. From all stud observations the i? i? ucau aiiu ims uw (literally) in pe last spring. W government is subject to critici; feel this criticism What programs . carried by the administration? The average observer sees no of any activity or hohalf MavKn fV*t MVilMAAi ATAMJ MU till a lack of coveraj paper. There is no r being done by th Senate. There i; work being done b administration Unless they are k? secret. And that it to politically persons; they us , everyone know v ///i/i/i? /km tWRTA Cat#... /wy& |?' ^ King c Martin Luth provoked a lot of this country. ( systems were upr those changes todflv Of r?rv ingredients for chi present, but dividual has before or after Kir blacks and other i as he did. Martin Luther what his ideas continue to disagreement tod* a Martin Luther ] was proposed in Carolina C Assembly last y< Richard Hinc Spartanburg, an protested on the that King promc ' hav iientioned are d Student Perhaps ssociation arp a n#> I lately? on extre For e> lent level the Gree SGA is its four m resting attempt ace since students fe realize fectiven a trite analysis le but we that the is valid, ministra are being to noth present Street. establis student Green ? evidence but, as r it A . i me sua third nev s is due to administ $e by this these complist eal work - a stude e Student held and s no real the stuc y the SGA closing t either. - SGA jeping it a Columbi , J -- 3 y WUUIU nc oriented sually let /hen they Whatj "jfosvf I ** A jg leservi er King .strife ar change in and riot* "M ^ JIU Vctiue Hldliy ooted and journals continue King's r urse the peaceful ange were ideas no in- represer managed ideas dei lg to unite the ver minorities protect* eventiu , enough t a* citizens stood for enforcen ^?ruSe violence *y. When King uay To< the South sponsor General organize jar, Rep. Student is, R- Politic d others (SCOPE grounds state's >ted civil recogniz 'ear oing anything ! these politicians iw breed who exist me modesty. :ample, what about n Street debate. In newsletters SGA 1 ed to impress * 5 with its ef- < less. But, the 1 of these tells us 1 present SGA ad- * tion hftR Hnnp novt ( W.W.. --WW * *VX\|/ ing about Green * Granted they have hed an extensive > Street Committee t elated in the SGA's 1 vsletter, after Hill's '< ration took office * were the ac- < iments. ' jnt referendum was < found 80 per cent of 5 lents in favor of t he street, ? was informed the > ia City Council * )t close the street, 1 i 1 ioes all this mean? Afast /Mi. M/to sync sf cr/isortff/L atfrMt&n. A 44SS&S &?/W90fa //?X?6o?S. \ 3s spec id caused violence 5. To the contrary, historians and its will note that narches were of a nature. But the those marches ited the changes the manded threatened f system the law >d. The ideas illy threatened i o cause law abiding , including law < lent officers, to use -even to kill. i day a march was ea by black ! ations and the j Committee on al Education j ) to encourage our lawmakers to e the contribution i SG ^aonsBHHnnBBEaHHnaEMM Mot much. Oi students want tl ->.1 .J l. ? A. nn Jiuacu, UUL 5U pe low many studei for it? And if th senate did not su closing would tl >eek re-election? Another credit lewsletter clair Viof nai uic uidjUl il) Points merchants it a dinner spon SGA to help xmimunications JSC and the C community ga> support to SGA s ;o close Green SI ilso said only 20 rited merchants >o what they had najority suppo rnnority of the m besides the fa figures they pre ws ryfif ^ Jr, Ssl o ial da of Martin Luther fpllnw A morinar simply ask that honored for n nation founded o live up to its pre< owe him that mt Many mignt a recent allegatic King's pcrsoi disqualify him i America's f A A ? J 1 citizens. Aitn* reports may be than rumors, it w< no difference shot facts. As the pub! press call for i more opencss, no seems spotles enough publicity. America's gres and women migh 'A.c f course their he street tatior r cent of the tits voted minis e student feasil pport the We ley dare that t lectui the third an ai ned was durin f of Five Did v 5 present isored by Is improve But, between comri ^nlumKio L Uldl 1 re their that proposals April treet. It lfw of 71 in- uninf showed, about I was the he su rt of a SGA ercnants. tell h cts and sented in We lj\mm 3 Mm surv \f scrul ' A1 King to his that is. They susc ; King be Thej naking a won< n equality from cepts. We ich. " irgue that I \ kMA V* 4 Li MIO duuui ial life is one of , Ira nrpmnst lon ough the Ker no more Cec ould make L>n ild they be J?"" lie and the B'in nore and Bob individual s given Mar Some of Johl itest men t not have I January isv 1976lon'1 on close Green prese i were left overs fro previous a tration. study on tl >ility of the closing. must admit thouf he SGA is sponsoring e series and did rt irport shuttle servi< g the Christmas rus ve omit anything? A. t ! * it laziness or wna there are still son fiittee appointmen lave not been finalize should have been i last year. 'e are accused of beir ormed then whi the student? How pposed to know if tl does not see it clear i urn wiidi ia gumg ui call for some reactic /i iii ~ .FbL * ril : um ived under the pres< tiny. 1 this seems to sh our leaders are hum; eptible to mistakes i are no longer flawl< iers to be regarc i afar. GAMI ink I)elA>ache nniy Fowler ry J. Northrup lie llolmes n Bumgardner ck Cromer rge Morris y Baker k.. All 'My /iinen la Coward k Kolton my Drumming THE GAMECOCK-F I* we from the SGA ai be proven wrong I one or two of the a +a ?? a m a i I Aiierau, mat wiu J SGA is at least I SGA President I n~ and Vice Presic JJ1 Lott need to priorities an ie something, a started Also, wc cnrincf ponHiHofa a this administratk J11 their minds to pe ^ and-or informing. " Again, we reali the problem ma; this paper has t? student governm ie pnniiPh pnvpraap ts that would warr; pd action on the pa in SGA. But, we wi observing, as sti ig see just what, if ai ^t being don for si is general. We also ,c imagine tms state to bring some word i? Rip Van Winkle t in T 7W//W Z/WS. 7&?IkX*l6aLL A I I . imm snt Isn't that all tl Luther King reall ow - the right of ev< ?n? to be accepted ai ess on the basis i a ji 1% ?fe-wfe ?\^?4?* n ??? #1 tea iiuuictiiiiy duu . color? ?mr Editor Editorial Fag News Editor Asst. News E Copy I>esk CI Entertainmen Sports Editor Asst. Sports 1 Advertising IV Production M Staff Artist Photo Editor 'age '15 7 id hope to in at least se areas. 1 show the breathing. Steve Hill lent Trey review id get nything, ; hope the s observe >n and set irforming, ze part of y be that not given Lent close ! recently ant much Lrt of the ill now be idents, to ivthine. is tudents in hope, and iment will from our ;ype SGA. s#a? V/rJT /I ?-? ' CM. lat Martin y stood for 3ry person uu 1.1 taicu of their not their 1 X i? 1 ;e Editor Iditor lief >1 Editor Editor Imager anager i ? J