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GAMECOCK VOL. LXVII NO. 32 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1976 r\ Si By Lee Char] UCKeiS have pi restrict SGA Wednes from tl appoint claime< with in cies." Brow cessive not in ro/?<>ii/ i i So do By Tat Kesic Ilampt siderin) of dam? when a blown system floor. Resic around everytl closets includ tops, di cot lies were f< selves. times, clearm every11 Wari Servic< ventil; eloggei clea nil the air the bol Diret Robert "have cerninj could resider the cle GAt liarter ges of improprieties to Student Governmc educed a Student St ions on pick-up proc Atty. Gen. Steve E >day asking that ticke le Senate Athletic Co ed committee. In t :1 that the present d icreasingly "severe n said "certain SGA numbers of tickets. any way connected ng tickets "with the ot cove rm fltfM iricia Kleazer lents of bottom floor on dormitory are % filing for reimburs iges caused last Wedi i layer of fine, blac out of the venti covered everything ients returned to theii 10 a.m. and foum ling left out of draw was covered with tl ing bedspreads, c< ishes, jewelry, books, and blinds. The re! Diced to clean it up moping the floor sending coats to tl 3rs and washing or ding else. en F. Spears of Cu ?s said that the bui mon system naa ri with dust, and ig, some of it had fa shafts and was blo\ ttom floor area, tor of Housing S( Stewart' said he to have more fact \ the incident" bef< determine whether its could be reimburs an-up costs. I". . .no investi{ by the Senate conducted. . Trpv I ntf raj SGA V'Ce P icket ii in the distribution of athleti* ;nt Association (SGA) official: ipreme Court order tighteninj edures. trown filed for an injunctioi >t distribution for SGA be takei mmittee and given to a court he injunction request Browi listribution system is plague< irregularities and discrepan members were receiving ex In addition, persons who wen with the SGA pick-up," are knowledge and apparent con lesday gfj k soot at ion ^gfi on the d that ^1 rers or ^'al*y Grant stars ic dust ?r vices . would / s con- ? / 3re ne or not >ch! for Transsexual Chris spoke Thursday nif nation will be resident I mpro] Otlll V71 UIUOL 1 copuilc irregularity." c The injunction was s Putnam but was repeal i of Brown. Brown said propriate officer and it i and was assured that ' i apparent, in the studen be corrected. i In returning the re 3 Senate Athletic Comr distribution be conduct of eligible SGA officials receipts for advanced ti e rest of the semester. The court's reneal or - - g ? wish of this court that if ' - J Si * tine .lorgensen USC's gy jht. See page 6. See page orieti L iible for preventing this granted by Chief Justic led Friday afternoon at tl I he had consulted with lember of the USC Studer 'any improprieties, eithc t ticket distribution proce snnnsihilitv of riistrihnti nittee, Putnam ordered ed in Accordance with a r and that the box containir icket pick-up be opened in der also stated, "It is the improprieties are discovc 2.. V , .w mnasts won Saturday. 10 "It is the hope and wish of this court that if improprieties are discovered in thi handling of SGA I tickets, that the attorney general will take the appropriate actions Russell Putnam, Student Supreme Count CU Iiiatioo es char C tvnp ftf hanHlinO r?f QflA iri! -? vj f ^ w* iiwiivtiitig vi wvjn vivj appropriate actions :e Russell Brown presented le request chairman of the Sen the "ap- (Pharmacy) and S( u senate ' Feb. 11 in which he < ?r real or up 15 to 20 extra ti< !ss" would Hill testified that tickets were for disti on to the to get tickets." that the SGA secretary Cai naster list the SGA administr ig SGA fee students and that oi public the the SGA office in tin said that thp ' hope and red in the Chicken 1 spurs art By Steve Valk He called it art. Some of his c< head of the Department of Art. Last semester, Don Morgan p food processing to members ol things, the performance involve< plucking it and preparing it for Morgan said the project's purp which occurs daily but which n that we forget sometimes that fo meat counter, someone had to SINCE! THEN, the art departm the killing of any animal in an policy is an infringement of his < has taken his complaint to the : /I /\*\ i \ t 'o r\/vl t /it i mn r? i nc: 111 H I 11 r> puntj vvaa | art student, Kevin McLaughlin, ii 381 sculpture class were to bring the animals. The cats were to be 1 with mice obtained from the bi< McLaughlin said in a letter, ritual of cats and mice would dividuals to a side of their imn perceived." As a result of this proposal. Department drew up and postei rnent's policy regarding the use TilK JAN. 23 MKMO is from department faculty Regarding t "This department most cmphal practices are not only illegal ac inexcusable, in direct conflict wit contrary to the humanistic goal ged kets that the attorney g ? ? testimony from an 5 ate Judiciary Committe jA President Steve Hi! "?harcforl a cfitrlnnf pnna# &VU M OlUUVUl OL1 Id I :kets. the senator in questio ribution to students "wh rolyn League testified th ation picked up ticket le ineligible student ha< 2 Russell House to get nistration member, wh See TIC killing debat >lleagues agreed. Other did not. resented a conceptual [ f his studio art course .j a. i ; _ t \ ' :i me wringing 01 a live consumption. ose was to expose stude lost persons never witr t every item packaged kill," he said. lent has issued a statem art-related project. Mc constitutional right to fi Student Senate, prompted by a proposa wolving cats and mice. I niL'ii cciis anu a persoi et loose in Huntington G >logy department. The exposure of people hopefully enlighten pi lediate environment th the advisory commit i a memorandum stati of animals, art department head Jo he killing of animals, th tically prohibits such [ cording to state statute h the principles of this ci Is of the universitv. See C1IIC , * HHHH j / eneral take the >GA secretary, ? Willis Walker 1, at a hearing or witn picking n told him the 10 had forgotten at a member of s for non-SGA d even come to the tickets. She ton mmchAnn/^ IV.?I ^u^oiiv/nru, KETS, Page 16 e s, including the jerformance on Among other chicken's neck, nts to a process icss. "I believe in plastic in the ent prohibiting >rgan said this ree speech and 1 from another Students in the lalitv sketch of allery together to this age-old irtirinafint* in I O " iat is not often tee of the Art ng the departhn O'Neil to all e memo states. >ractices Such ?s. but moralh lepartment and KKN, Pa*c lb