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. vj _? . __ VOL. LXVII NO. 40 University of South Carolina Columbia, S.C. THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1976 f * i a m V:j. > ftV " Dr. James Campbell s< I ? I n I : jT* ! 1 <L.anctiaai< SGA elect By Bill Pratt At least two candidates for Student have violated election regulations !: public property. After being contacted about the vio anH Wpavor Hrnvcnn imfnoHiotoKi eo .. . V/. V..14JUVU, lliiilivuiutvij ov posters. Grayson is a registered candii is running for treasurer. Under rules written into the SGA's E earlier this semester, "No posters or attached to any public property." Election Commission Chairman, pub] paid for by tax money," including t bulletin boards and elevators in any If a car Jidate violates the election t the SG/ Election Commission, he has according to Bryan. If a candidate fai disqualified from the race. Both Gale and Grayson said they which were discovered by The Gam Grayson had at least two posters at 1 at the Roost on public bulletin boards i "I'm sorry it happened," Grayson s "They (the posters) weren't put over t uaie had at least one poster on the fc Neither candidate could explain 1 violation of the regulation. They si campaign workers that placing the against the election rules. Bryan could not explain the problei (the posters) as being the problem i vesterdav's violation was the third ( paigning began Monday at 8 a.m. He said that one poster had been ren he had also received a complaint of However, Bryan could not find this candidates involved, "You can't blame the candidate," them 24 hours to remove them." I Inflof llin nrncntil ci;cfnm i V/Iiuv-I HI\/ pi VOVIII OJOIVUI, 171 jr uu i enforcing the election rules. The ot publicize the election and see that the Bryan said, though, that if violation to help/' After the election, Bryan said he pla with suggestions for running the ele Disciplin in iudicii ?F / Karen Whitaker Problems in the student disciplinai suited in reorganization of the ji o r\r\rvi nf o/l nnmmiflm minion aiiuirappuuiicu wiiiiuui,v? The committee was appointed by Student Affairs, James B. Campl The committee's purpose, accordii uncan, dean of Campus Relations lairwoman is to eliminate contra< id establish a workable court sys Reform committee members c< culty members, one administi udents. The final recommendatk ill be made in mid-April. Until the lade all revisions are tentative. Revisions being considered by the jmmittee include abolition of thi iptam TKo nmu evefom mill f OW11I . 111^ IICTT OJ kJlVltl TVIII linistrators, faculty and students he two court levels, district and si stained. Chief Supreme Court Justice Rus aid district courts will continue idges-tour students, two tacuity m n administrator. The supreme cou ine members-five students, two 1 dministrators. Each judge will }ach court will elect a chief justi< The committee for student ac; _ _ 1 _ _ ss violate ion code Government Association (SGA) >y placing campaign posters on lations, the candidates, Rex Gale tnt campaign aides to remove the date for SGA president while Gale -.leiruoii /\ppropnauon tsui passea other campaign material may be According to Jonathan Bryan, lie property is anything "which is elephone poles, buildings, public university buildings. Mil's provisions, and is warned by i 24 hours to resolve the violation, Is to remove the poster, he is then were unaware of the violations, ecock yesterday night. Bates House and at least two more ind buildings. aid after hearing of the violation, here at my direction." ulletin board at Bates House. * rv?n 4 U ^ A 1 ? il?w me puaiei s were pui up 111 aid they had explained to their posters on public property was n either saying, "I didn't see this it has become." Bryan said that >nm nloinf hn hoc? ho/1 ?n*v\ .VIlipAUlllt 11V/ 1IUO IIC* Vi OIIICC L i 1 i I I * noved from South Tower, and that another poster being in Burney. poster. He refused to name the Bryan said. "That's why we give is the only person responsible for her four election commissioners election runs smoothly. c Dot In ho ti nrnhlnTV* "T loll (hum ? ? IV/ MV U pi IU, 1 I vll UIV III ns to approach the Student Senate ctions more smoothly. e problems : al system ch sibility will be reta departments are tr ry system have because they are laiciary Dy an source said the st 2. responsibility shoul Vice President punishment for cht jeTi, in the fall. believe a student sh lg to Marsha A. cheating once. Stud and committee the source said, iictory policies Putnam said a p tem. provide legal aid in msist of three students. "The la raior ana six schedule than the >n to Campbell possible a student c ; final report is school is not in sei A training sessic judicial reform relations to train ji e dual judicial themselves availafc represent ad- made to give stipe in judgeships. The recommendi ilrvrnmn unll Ko ?1^- * npi winv., nm uv linnet; which woui requested by the j sell H. Putnam Wilsford said SG to have seven part of the funds fo embers and one system. Neither rt will retain its estimate how mu faculty and two though Putnam sa have one vote. eluded in the can: :e. said the major cost ademic respon fc / ~ ntTm TM j L . > A* Posters placed illegally Wednesday on the Rates House bulletin board. 7 didn't see this as being the problem it has become -Election Co nitTKiss ion Chairman Jonathan Bryan result Langes ined temporarily. Wilsford said ying to gain control of cheating professional schools. Another udent committee on academic Id be meetine to keen control of ;ating. "Some faculty members lould be expelled from school for lent rights may be stomped on," >roposal is being considered to addition to that provided by law iw school follows a different rest of the university. It is ould need legal aid when the law ?sion," he said. >n would be set up by campus idges. If volunteers do not make >le, a recommendation would be nds as compensation. ition would be made by a comd make changes f,n the system udges. A would have to provide a good r the implementation of the new r?..4 u mioiuiu nui r uiiidiu t'UUlU ch the new system will cost, id training of judges will be inipus relations budget. Wilsford t will be stipends for the judges. See DISCIPLINE, Page 10 t v ' * Bp* i mmx WAtLm m , ,, ,jr. ^ HH flAfc ? ? ? mvmmawMmm ^^8 T U. s c.0 NEEDS ill cri incur cniiAiiTV ? VVM1 9 I.VTUni.1 I 9 voti ro? WEAVER GRAYSON y 4* p , y ? 4 . rs BALANCE THE SCALE Vote WEAVER GRAYSON ?Hfx?ix iSnHHHHBK* Russell Putna.rt Greeks endorse candidates iy Sharmin Barnes For the first time . Inin'Fraternity Council . the Panhellenic Council are t:v candidates for the up v>*ning Student Government Association elections. The councils voted to support presidential candidate B.>b niiHccn \rir?n nrnci/lnnf i o 1 / on. XVII UUOV11 , * IVV V/01UV.UIIU I V c * * I didate Frank Shcalv and treasurer candidate Rex Gale. Sandra Br.l is running unopposed for secret rv and will also be supported by Hit* Greek councils. Delegates to both councils met Monday to hear speeches from candidates for vice president and treasurer. After the speeches, the delegates voted on the candidates they felt "would help the Greek organizations and the universitv best if they were elected." according to Tony Lowman. IFC president. The endorsement of Knudsen. a Phi Kappa Psi member, had been aeciaea oeiore Monaay s meeting "We're the only organization on campus which is formally endorsing candidates in the elec tion." Lowman said "This is a good first effort for Greeks, as we have not publicly endorsed candidates before."