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I lNSAMS?M4S# WIIIVIII4MIIV The question of faculty i i * . J umuiux.ttiiuii nas not Deen > discussed in the Legislature, according to Rep. Eugene Stoddard, D-Laurens, House Education Committee chairman and member of the Board nf Tnwfp? darcl's opinion is that there would be a negative response to unionization by public employes, including faculty. - " IE ALLGIRLROCK I i Happy Hour !' j 5:00-8:00 ! I! | 2 for price of 1 MWj 2701 ROSEWOOD DRIVE . . ? Hardlv a dav ernes ? ^ ? ^ 0 into Pants Pavilion The people at Pai realize that "Imitat Pavilion again sets suits, blazers, bo< gaberdines and lad may find your fri direction. Pants Pa mr i'i t f r i x f r 1221 t * It am From Pacre 10 0 pIB s r "Naturally we want to stay In a v competitive position to obtain the a kind of faculty we desire/' he said, u But, he added, there might be a p problem with funding a contract agreement made by ad- e ministrators. a Opponents of unionization say tl the faculty senate is an adequate t representative of the university, as b it concerns itself with broad areas m dmW m JJ %A\J LAPT ' 'r. POI I RAKin CPr\ Come See |~ COLUMBIA s Newest Concert Hall Ktr 111 A 4 AMAIL A M1? -J A uj uiai UUIC1 Ilici cuailis UUIk l to see what's happening in the (its Pavilion aren't complaini tion is the sineerest form of flat i the pace with three piece ftan<! [>ts, jumpsuits, sweaters, jei ies* gaucho pants. Shop Pants ends looking in your closet vilion, downtown Columbia at I'tfgtftTtliytftfftfTtl lAAIN ST. (DOWNTOWN) urn rwiiMf inimTiiTnffTifirnififrfiin'rwTgMm f academic interests. Faculty enate members are elected epresentatives from each college, - ?ti?11? i ? uicicas a vuuecuve uargaining igent would come from outside the iniversity, a fact that some irofessors dislike. "The faculty senate is a strong nough segment to keep tabs on icademic matters dealt with by he administration," Dr. David D. lusband, assistant professor of liolosv Raid UJ I u.II11.11 Others say the faculty senate is V II m IB M ATLANTA 11 opunous ! ! Gameroom S |j I Complete 4 HI Restaurant HB PHONE 771-9387 BB MB il send their buyers i world of fashion, ing because they tery." Yes, Pants I double breasted ins, full fashion Pavilion and you for their fashion 1221 Main Street. tMttiM 1 baiikaumm 1 HBWB&RHMI B llLUlffffffll not strong enough, because members are volunteers. A collective bargaining agent would be a paid representative and would presumably spend more time dealing with problems. While the merits of faculty unionization are debated, its logical consequence, collective bargaining, remains in a "legal limbo," according to Dr. Dennis E. Nolan, assistant professor of law. While an estimated 10,000 faculty members on 461 campuses are Throw Awi wkmM fit We can RESOLE y or runnina sho?? ^ ? probably just got i er Coupon i Si I | off re< I-. * m A mma t SB at iw ; Tennis Shoes $1 150 o t n-y r ?? pa x jl iv/ V7iuu(i jiieei gllll IIIHPffllMliMriimiiHiilHHHHIIilWUMBMIMHI HHUI' p?K HK mm? ! The Episcopal / Lutheran X i I / io It/1 y Growth Is WORSHIP SUNOA> MIK HT KK?Z= unionized and have bargaining agents, USC faculty members are beginning to think about the possibility for themselves. Some reject the idea for ethical reasons and others for practical reasons. However, examples of other universities like University of Florida, whose nine campus system voted overwhelmingly in favor of unionization last year, convince some faculty members of its inevitability here at USC. Them I uyt 9 our tennis shoes ! ??besides, you 'em like y ou want n! good for J 00 j. price { I J I SO&sES I Kunning Shoes *10ao I 771-8737 I HH I I / Methodist Center j p f I 1 728 Pickens Street Possible! rS It) JO AM. HH mn 1 KK , Hical