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Sprint* election results wore certified in a special
session of I he student senate called after the final u
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The special session was called by Vice President
Trey Lot! in a l>it of parliamentary maneuvering
following adjournment of the meeting at which the
election results had been certified and then contested. I
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election appropriations bill, the certification of
results should be the last act of this year's senate, j
Lott said. I
Because the certification was the first business at
the regular session, a request to reconsider the
election was made. Before reconsideration Sen. Gail
Blizzard asked for a count of the senators to insure
the presence of a quorum. A quorum of senators was
not present.
However, after the meeting adjourned because of ^
the lack of a quorum, Lott called for a special session |
with the "assumption that no one would call for a }
quorum." The election results were certified during
the special session and after certification the session |
was adjourned.
According to the constitution, the approval of the
results at the special session was legal because there
was no official count to check for the presence of a
quorum. Lott said no roll call was taken because a
motion to proceed directly to new business was accepted.
Following new business, which was only the j
election certification, a move to adjourn was passed, j
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Student Body President David Wil
Monday. See story on page 9.
Spring Art Am
USC's Department of Art will
sponsor its 20th annual Spring Art
Auction at 8 p.m. April 12 in the
Campus Room of Capstone House.
The auction will feature some 80
pieces of art by USC students and
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with the exceptions of four times in August
and on University of S.C. holidays and
examination periods.
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faculty. Art works to be auctioned
will be on exhibit the day of the sale
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Auctioneers for the event will
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John O'Neil and John Bryan, and
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