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Debater ' :*C 4 to comf I in Geor 3 j By Carl Strange r Eight debaters fror . Forensic Association > _ 1 * T l ueorgia ana in or in weekend in their firs of the semester. , Michael J. Mazzor ?v president, and thre debate in the junior at the University of < other debaters will University for a rej match with comp Virginia and the Cai Its leaders said th periormea except semester, coming fourth in several toi Mazzone said the < freshmen traveling than ever before. This year, under tl Dr. Richard L. Stov; debating the issue control. Scheduled this sp British Union debat be held in Drayton Hi draw audiences of During these match opened to the audiei "People start yell forth," Robert D. C< rl rvK rv n rv r\ l\ n < ucuaic tudcn, bdiu. interesting." Later this spring tl will compete in a nament in which it honors in 1948. 'Trus By Karen YVhitaker On Dec. 4, 1975 Government Assoc asked the board o recommendation am plan to place representative wit! pov.er on the board a J74 V,OIUV,Ill UlL state law provides president to be an < voting board memb< On Dec. 8 the Si Liason Committe< proposal for further Committee Chairn Brockington reporte at the same meeting are under way b> members of the i research the situal campuses, especiall; year." However, Hill saic has just been st; proposal. Hill will 1 by the time the pro for the board's Ma> will be up to tr president to pursue he said, and the pro] several years to bee At the December Chairman T. Esti objected to a stude board because it w< responsibilities nov Liason Committee. Student commit Debbie Dorn said i were concerned the would not be as po Student-Trustee I mittee. She said meeting feeling as if s all >ete n the Carolina l i will travel to Carolina this 3H t two matches j le, association !... e.others will | varsity match \ Georgia. Four | be at Duke j 'ional varsity ; etitors from i rolinas. ! e debate club I club has more | of land use SEp?*? ?ring are two ?51^1 es, winch will all and usually SSBSS^ 200 or 300. Bj&fi es the floor is able, assistant flS^g _i _ i_ i? ne aeDaie ciuD ; national tour- i last won top B tee vot , the Student iation (SGA) f trustees for ttPA i approval of a one student ___ i full voting left up Ultin ve Hill said a educati for the SGA v?te o F*Y-nffirin nr?n- ITienib< Br Repres Public , r? mem be tudent-Trustee Comm 5 tabled the iniQI study. ijucauu not abl ian William S. researc d to the board not bee X that "efforts What 1 the student student committee to univers Lion on other y over the past Woul< or unc student 1 that research Trustee arted on the >e out of office { posal is ready I heir ' meeting. "It . IC next SGA !;auren the proposal." ,Plrs.on; . ... . . left to t posai win iaKe ome effective. meeting board Rep. ron Marchant Green nt vote on the favor, ould take over discreti / held by the Hep. , Greenv tec member am no( some trustees _ student vote 3 VOle werful as the jiason Com- Rep. she left the Would the issue were proposa '"vV.;xV Be. Br " OB IV. ' ^KjHi^5afiS^9^5&& Vfr ? ^j e'forst ws analysis in the air. lately the state legislature's on committees will have tc n the proposal. Four ?rs of the House ol ;entatives Education anc Works Committee and fivf >rs of the Senate Educatior ittee were asked theii is on the following ns (The legislators wen e to base their answers or ;h because the proposal ha< n submitted to them.; is your opinion on giving s more self-government a! ;ities? 1 you be in favor, opposed ertain about giving one vote on the Board oi !S? did you answer as you did? answers were as follows: Eugene Stoddard, D is- committee chairman ally would favor. Should he he discretion of the board. Nick Theodore, I) vi lie-Personally woulc Sould be left to the on of the board. Carolyn Frederick,R ille-At the present time ] in favor of students having on the board. Kay Patterson,D-Richlandbe inclined to favor this I. j I v ^ W < 4F flflvflHyHBU BK * NKjyAS 11 short ti msw m */ ?/*. Sen. Ralph Gasc Senate Committee would depend on tative. Sen Marion Calhoun-Prefer to board. If board shot ) r L I k 1 i Carte l i ? ; comi t j Jimmy Carter, /) O rl i /-I n t /i Kill 1 w 1 , V-ttllUlUcllt;, Will on the decrimin marijuana, amne evaders and the amendment durii day trip to Colu day. Th f r? rm <11> * ^ n/i iiiV/l governor's engag begin with a spi South Carolina Association at 4 i Town House Mote ; speech will be fo meeting with blac the state and a ference. " Carter will end 1 an appearance a > Annual Fund Kai sponsored by the Democrats. Th dinner will be held Irmo High Schoc S will be sold at the ?1B? * resean F\ Tiff rt * jug, u-raai iuii sen. J Chariman-lt Beaufort-Sl the represen- discretion < Sen. Hyr ? _ Rnintf r?r*n uressette,D- ? leave this to perhaps r ild recommend student 7 ' L V ' V *5 presidential ? ve his views ? alization of > > L'f t; fnr equal rights ng his one- yflk mbia SaturGeorgia ements will Educational >r Inn. The ? ^SHKSmI 2 -R crtea ames waaaeii, Dhould be left to the | of the board. J! nan Rubin,D-Richlandn-minded, I feel that epresentatives of the government and H *9HHH >s,^H The Hunt, a film abo veterans of the Spani War who are reunite rabbit hunting in th hills in which they foi ...... i i . 4 R win , win ue siiown ai / today in Room 127 nursing building. As t progresses, the selfish the outwardly friend are revealed in their toward each other. Thi part of a semester sponsored by the Por and Spanish sections uepariment of I Languages and Litcra epresentatives on I hould appear before Education Committee lis very important m? Sen. Travis IV Lichland-Would consid* SS??; - WTTljm L - ' r - , iv / m ut three sh Civil d while e same ight the :I10 p.m. of the he hunt aims of ly men actions s film is series tuguese of the "oreign ture. the board the Senate to discuss Utter. Iedlock,D?r this. ! L i mim