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By GLENN RAWLS
Gamecock Staff Writer
The voter turnout for tii*
# Student Government
senatorial elections
"unusually light this year,'
cording to John Kapinis, chaii
of the SG elections commissi
With more than two-thirds <
student body eligible to vote,
200 votes were cast in Mon
election.
"VOTER TURNOUT is al
light in the fall/' Kapinos
~ 4 'People don't take it seriously
^ main reason is the lacl
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puuiiuny. 11 cos is a lot 01 monc
publicity."
Kapinos said another probl
that many people "don't kn
they're eligible to vote."
Run-off elections for
precincts will be today,
remaining 19 seats were fill
Monday's election.
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Columbia Hall 2
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Engineering 1
(Run-off)
! General Studies 1
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Humanities 9
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Nursing
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ILTS STUDENT SENATE ELECTION
NO. ELECTED
Dgrleoe Glover
Jim Berry
Denite Painter
Laurie Frost
Bobby Harrell
Don R Ickanbaksr
Mark Hunter
Jeff Shirley
Steve Painter
James Conroy
Tim Cooney
Loh Sayers
Jonathan Bryan
> Jim Stuart
Rachel Gordin
Patricia Eleazer
Shields Winston
Bonny Bagwell
Kathy Harrison
Robert Sullivan
Gary Elliot
Carol Harding
Mary Henry
Jon McLeod
Craig Helms
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J By PATRICIA ELEAZER
Gamecock Staff Writer
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20 When Columbia Hal
,J changed to a coed living-1
a dorm this fall, there was
3 speculation about whether i
2+ work out. So far, the proj
~? gone well and seems to be i
io more people over to the ic
w cording to dorm vice pi
25 Paul Sloan.
Sloan said everyone has r
- the program well.
i "Hie girls who voted ag
now like it. People aren't
i- out but others want to move
? said.
v Much of the credit for
77 the program work, said Slo*
to the hall advisers and F
?+ advisers.
J7 "The hall advisers and i
advisers were specially i
5 for this dorm. They have su
6 it and wholeheartedly
involved/' Sloan said.
5 He added, "The speake;
been great. The professoi
really gone out of their v,
4-unopposed have had to move the (
write-in course to Capstone to mal
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[ii worKing
for all the people.
Sloan was referring to the three
hour credit courses that are of1
was fered and to the various professors
earning and staff members of the
a lot Of ITnivprnifv whn vnlmntAPn>H tn ffivp
it would speeches or conduct mini-courses,
ect has He said there are plans to offer
winning more credit courses in the future,
lea, ac- in addition new mini-courses such
-esident as backgammon, bridge and
karate will be offered.
eceived One area where the student
. . participation was very evident was
,ainst It fka en pWtinnR h#?lr! MraiHnv
j in "We had a large turn out. This
' year's dorm government elections
making had more residents participating
m goes than last year's. TTiere were four
tesident times as many voting," said Sloan.
He said 44 persons voted.
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Tues., Oct. 19, 9
5-8 pm
i Happy Hour
B Schlitz, OldAAil,
Bp Schlitz Dark, ^jjj
Michelob
Ill Weds., Oct. 20, Jl
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Popcorn, !
Bl Pretzels jj
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