The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 19, 1976, Page Page 14, Image 14

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SG^ By Frank DeLoachi Last week Stev Student Govi Assnpiatinn attArnn filed before the SG> Court an injunction take away from th Senate Athletic Com power to distribute student senators. T was granted afte people told of instai some senators and n SGA President St< administration may receiving more tic they should. In ad< witnesses said thej some students, not rr student governme receiving seats als the witnesses was ; himself. The day after he fi; injunction, though withdrew his char Has st been \ When Steve Hill w< (SGA) president la fellow student to b< position on the U3C wUi ?ii? i-i ? cigm iuunins laier, board for approval. Brockington, chairn mittee, said students "to research the siti the past year." However our pres thusiasm told a Gam begun. What have the Tn ~ U 1 1 in ctuuui a weeK, 01 House and Senate measure should it e these lawmakers sail said the matter shoul one legislator, Care posed the proposal. Marion Gressette, 1 Beaufort, favored le If the men and wr opposed to letting th governs them, then postpone action on tl the real purpose beh board is bombarded faculty and other gr outside noise. But if - - .1 1 J ? who couia give and r get a more accurate students might be ex They could probabl; didn't like but which because students are momentous decision: to be able to say som< But you really can supposedly represei anything for eight m developed the stud< perennial issue whic election. It's depressing. Th< demand that the boi v mism e talking with the Senate official." e Brown, he lacked evider jrnment charges aren't s If ffonnnnl y e^nci at, really has said nc V Supreme silence speaks foi request to rest of student g ie Student imittee the The hearing di tickets for conslusive facts he motion not enough evide r several anyone of gettii nces when tickets and sellir lembersof highest bidder, eve Hill's convincing enouj have been the injunction, kets than lition, the Brown is not ki believed impetuous deci lembers of now, few persor >nt, were Steve Brown wa o. Among have not called Steve Hill Supreme Court t didn't think his < justified. And th< led for the * wnu icsmicu ai i, Brown aren't making ar ges after what they said. udent vc VI UU I I CI is elected Student Governmeri st spring, he immediately < ? in charge of securing a v< Board of Trustees. In Decerr Hill presented that proposal After the motion was table( man of the Student-Trustee I are current!v rnnfpr?Hna ntho j ??""" jation on other campuses, es] ident who began his term w tecock reporter that the resea ?V been doing for eicht months ar reporter consulted nine me committees which would < ver pass the board of truste d they favored the proposal ar d be left to the discretion of th< >lyn Frederick, R-Greenville Two powerful Senate lawn >Calhoun, and Sen. James aving the decision to the bo? >men with the power in this s le students have a voice on t why do our beloved trustee* he proposal? The power of or ind the oronosal Tr?n mflnv Mr * - i V v" by requests from SGA, The G? oups, it tends to shut them o the students had a board rc eceive information, board me ; picture of how students feel, posed to a side of the board th< L> * 1 * ' . * y uiiunaiuuu some 01 me Q< had to be made. Sure, the vote the only reason the board gat s. We don't want to dominate, ething without being shut off. 't blame the trustees when stu ~ r - 41 * Trt ^ mauve 01 an U5>U student onths. Obviously, student poi snt vote on the board of tr h draws votes but can be ditcl e students can't be conscientic ird of trustees act responsibl anagei "appropriate Steve Hill He didn't say people in 1 ice or that the ministration, Jtill valid. He secretaries ha1 ifhint* AnH hie the vprv npn O" ' ? J Jfx-v r itself and the mentioned. The [overnment. initial hearing approached th< d not produce court and the ] and certainly libel suits. nee to convict ng too many ig them to the The Game* But it was printed any na ?h to produce in the coui In addition, because we are legal standing nown for his court documen sions. Until the court and is knew who currently are s. He would the state attc j.A ine student m?ce iu ueiern ogether if he of printing th< charges were )se witnesses The problem the hearing like the grand p iy friends for have been mac answered. Bro The Gam. 1? ^ ? it Association S-l s designated a )ting student iber. at least I to the use Sometimes a th J, William S. evident that the < :?:CAn about it brin ^ on Com- weariness. Seiu unwjrsities labyrinth of vin<3 pecially over js just such a c? b l>ik \ v Revile D1 inc. u Land that prorr.j ith such en- obvious, rch had only Senate Bill On< The following c a nationwide r mbers of the a.8ainst SB-i. consider the s?deration of this es. Thrpp nf ?"r ^1?v,i;1t:1^rtie ? - -- an ^uiiliccil pi id two others election year. V 5 board. Only power of the pre , openly op- the power of tfc nakers, Sen. must kill this bil Waddell, D- _ . . ir(j It is impossible the pernicious p; legislative propo state are not Much more ink he body that discussion of it. 5 continually watc.h closely foi le vote is not *?? JUSI a iew 01 nes when the amecock, the It wouid abri ff as excess, press by establis ;presentative the disclosure mbers might vaguely deemed In addition, national security ey never see. Tt ... ^ . . . It would rc jcisions they manHnto f?. is important " , hers tomake llfefor m;,ny brCi we just want It would place on public protest penalties for viol dent leaders, s, don't do u wo,ula ?xcu :i.!_ > misrnnnnrt if thp mcians nave "t"^eir actions wer? ustees as a as did many of hed after the Watergate. It would sanct >us enough to governmental us ly. It WOUld V nent a has accused charges b lis own ad- student co and the SGA with the a ve to work with ?f the Stu pie they have >se named in the ^nd whi , have already propriate s witnesses, the doing? Vi press talking of Lolt said> ' the Senate The chair Athletic :ock has not Summer, ] mes mentioned to have 't documents mer's corr ? not sure of the in charge of the student tickets, at ts. Members of righteous The Gamecock seem app inouirinp with silence is i 1 "O " -v#" irney general's line the legality Athletic ese documents. Preston Mi said his < remains. Just "correctioi irocess, charges The only m ie and must be an investij wn dropped his matter an <C ecock ihould he ?ing seems so self- penalties f( )bligation to write such as mai gs a profound pornography ite Bill One, a It would lictive legislation, constituti ise. It is only the established i ill :*s Law of the Miranda c )ts this statement police entra sanity as i i must be stopped. P?ss^le. Kiitoriai is part ot SB-1 bega nedia campaign Congress, Congress' con- request, ap] frontal assault on by former C s must transcend Brown to re iorities in this Code. Title /e are using the law and ; ss; you must use commission le Den. Congress staple r^th 1 immediately. , book for la\ ?to enumerate all The job arts of a 753-page there was nc sal in this space. As time will hp snillpH in ? iiniiidti uiiun We urge you to became inci * details, but here by Neande bservations about Democratic Clellan of A dge freedom of g hing penalties for 1 of information | g[ in uie inieresi 01 t-establish and feiture of human Kerry aches of the code. Ne* ... . Geon strict limitations spon and impose heavy Johnny lation. Phc Cecil se governmental Asst. h accused believed Bj, e duly authorized, Asst. s the principals in THE OAME iub|ect and PteutJonyms cumitances ion and increase mailing adr? e of wire-taps. JglSlrTl astly increase ^ i? probl ecause, he told the mer urt judges, he talked the ppropriate members Pr0> dent Senate. clea bod; at have those "ap- thej " members been Boa ce President Trey gra "No investigation by legi: will be conducted." brar man of the Senate arei Committee, Steve cone Bates House, seems isco disappeared. Sum- "sta imittpp is thp arnim mafi biuup of distributing these mat id in a time when coin indignation would Bro\ ropriate, Summer's to r< conspicuous. tegr; committee member Sti :Daniel, Bates West, long committee's job is a gr n not punishment." If y eans of correction is tick< ~ r a % _ - ?,J| ^ctnuii ui me entire wun d expulsion of any own 3 stoppe )r victimless crimes Ni) ijuana possession and Orde /. Men seriously weaken day onal guarantees refoi in the Supreme Court's show iecision, encourage famo ipment and make in- they i defense nearly im- male "res swim n ten years ago, when jmpt at Lyndon Johnson's _i? ?j j eienv pointed a body headed f0unc California governor Pat dista: vise Title 18 of the U.S. brouf 18 deals with criminal benej as Johnson's crime asserted, is an oh- rrh, t than a useful hand- bill i a enforcement. chan pracl vas Herculean, and the 1, ) Hercules to be found, a rei went on and ad- SB-1 s changed, the task is fri -easingly monopolized the o rthal tvoes. nofnW.. Un? c Senator John Mc- achic rkansas. pass* iAMEC Frank DeLoacI Editor J. Northrup 'S Editor je Morris Is Editor Drummings >to Editor e Holmes lews Editor ly Baker ports Editor COCK welcome* letters from readers, a maximum of 300 words. They must I or other aliases will not be uses, but th warrent. To assist us In verifying the I iss and a telephone number where you c rs, not tor content, but to meet our spaci ISC, Columbia, SC moe em nbers found guilty. Until students' representatives /e they have the ability to n their own house, that v has dpsopnHpH as far ac / ? r can go. How can the USC rd of Trustees knowingly nt student government, slative or executive iches, the student fees they -eceiving when all they are :erned about at this minute vering their own trails and ying clean." Steve Hill has le no move to pursue the 1AM f U 41%^. ? A. - * A lci ciuici , ctnu nit; SlUUC.ll *t is powerless unless vn reconsiders and decides *gain some of his lost inity. udent government is no er a joKe. i ney are too sad oup to laugh at any more, ou can't trust them with ;ts, how can you trust them student fees or even their elections? ] NVil ^ ?d now con was in power. Law and r was his theme song, and lellan and company had a field drafting the criminal law m. They staged lengthy rcase hearings featuring us liberals in full dress, while fashioned a piece of pure --^.1 ? ? mi ' ? " vummjt;. ineir intern was mat ponsible people" could ile and spy with relative inity, while "irresponsible ents"-particularly those who I our Viptnam a/lvon*iirne ? ? .wasMaaa UVIT VlliUl VO steful-would be forevermore ;ht to heel and held safely ath it. e list could go on and on. The s an obscenity. Those disented with the policies and ticesof the United States over ast several decades still enjoy markable degree of liberty, is an assault on this liberty. It ghtening that SB-1 should be bject of serious consideration, uch are the times that it could ;ve not just consideration, but )yr? Tho -0~. inuugiil dppdllS. V 10 Tommy Fowler Editorial Page Editor Lynn Bumgardner Managing Editor Chuck Cromer Entertainment Editor Mickey Trimarchi Production Supervisor Mark Bolton Staff Artist Letter* should b? limited to a single l* signed with th? writer's true name, e writer's hime will be withheld if clr- I dentlty of writers, pleas* Include your I an be retched. We reserve the right to I e limitations. Adress: Campus Opinion, n