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Greek By MARK J. LUNDGR1 Gamecock Staff Writer An amendment to a passed bill concerning < of student organizations approved by the Studei The bill would give Fraternity Council, rienenic council, ana tn Pan-Hellenic power to s< own judicial systems, ac Thermc to be lo^ during 1 By EDITH McNEILL Gamecock Staff Writer Temperatures in all Christmas holidays in 01 USC's energy bill. Temperatures will be r 0 a.m. on Jan. 3. The only and specifically reques perimentation requires 1 "We're having to cut d< the holidays because of Brunton, vice-president o to cut down on energy sc sources is getting critic* T1IE UNIVERSITY is I is a time clock that turns ] Time clocks were insta are still being installed The seven-day time mechanical systems off Brunton. idi ? wt* 11uiik we nave energy," Ed Shelley, ene University has added se Russell House, but energ while energy costs have ii The University has alsc stopped the practice of lig r ry !don huge f ? %a*a" | Price: \ | LANDLUBI % 1 | Painter: I at the Lo\ \ f From | govei EN Bill Hil A tril each o t recently governi chartering would 1 has been over tl nt Senate, judicial the Inter- the bill the Pan- fenses p National mil"" ? - ? 1 IUUO CI *t up their coverec cording to offen stats Yered lolida < USC buildings will xier to comply with educed to 55 degreei exceptions will be tl ;ted areas in whi< ligher temperature:: jwn on energy this j the $200,000 cut in >f USC's energy oper >oner or later becau il." ising several metho< power on and off in s lied in several USC I in others. clock is efficient in buildings for been moderately rgy officer for the ui veral new buildings :y consumption has ncreased 48 per cent > begun using low en< ;hting the outside of I GPnua "T MISS < RE-CHR CAKAIM i You Can i BERCOLOI $6.95 ?ALSO m a a s in winter vest Price! Jeans to C Gopp 12V2 Main >f Main St. Next *ning b Her of the Student Sen* Dunal would be elected f the three Greek lei ng bodies. These tribur have ''original jurisdict heir member groups nrnhlomc '' inrf Jf* VW1VI4IO, UVVUI Ulllg . Hiller said that only which break univen ind regulations would 1 by the tribunals. ders would be permittee ys I be reduced during tl 1 a $200,000 budget cut > from 5 p.m., Dec. 23 un le Thomas Cooper Libra ch animal or other e 5. /ear and especially durii our energy budget," H ations said. "We will ha ise the shortage of ener) is to conserve energy. Oi everal USC buildings, buildings last summer ai because it cuts all tl 6-10 hours, according successful in conservii diversity, said earlier. Tl ; and the new wing to tl only increased 4 per cer , Shelley added. *rgy lights outside and h, buildings. E! OUR... I??T A A ML #? Jd i maa CE Afford RED DENIMS ' Colors s in Town tresses m St. to Miracle Theatre todies maj ate. choose administrative action for lieu of a trial before a tribuna tter lals APPEALS ON decisions by ;ion tribunals would be submitted to for Student Organization Chartei to Commission (SOCC). of- SOCC is the governing bodj ;ity student organizations proposed be the chartering bill passed by senate prior to Thanksgiving. , 1 to decisions of SOCC would be pealed to the Supreme Court of Student Judiciary System. In addition to a tribunal, e governing body would also elec appoint a prosecutor. All incit reports would be submitted to appropriate prosecutor and dean of students. THE PROSECUTORS ; tribunal members would serve one vear and would be nermitte run for reelection. Pros ecu would also be allowed to reappointed. Each of the offic in | |||>)|inrfm^igmnTT|| ? I ?e J SUGGESTS I id I he ! MOE 1 g [ LEVYS I hp I DOWNTOWN j i 7 I AND || it, ji f I as | I MOI LEVY'S } j 11 ll I ! Lr-J \ ! >?U H1K . ^ I :* 6 Itws With | S mRttfe & I MMCIMl LOT / | CORNER ASSEMBLY i I IMtNMSTM r set judi< in would have to participat< 1. Judicial Training session trains members of the the judiciary for their positior the The attorney general *ing would be required to be during hearings of the trib / of guarantee rights and to ofi I Y\\r oninion and nrivirp \x/h?m the A bill proposing approf A.ny for SG spring electioi ap- presented to the senate We the night and sent to the Committee. ach A total of $2,612.00 was p t or to cover the expenses ient vertising, maintenance, ? the workers' salaries. The ] ii. _ nlnnfinn iirAiil/l l-\rt me WUUIU UC UC1U till March 7, and the run-off ele Thursday, March 10. A and would be located in the for House Ballroom, d to THE SENATE appr< tors change in the Rules of The De senate concerning attei ials Under the bill proposi If. LIVT5 SWEATERS by S?dowr, CoHoaMMii Pr*-WM&?I FASHION JEANS 20% Off CASUAL, WESTERN or CORDUROY SHIRTS BBSS? 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Michelle C Dved a bill, said th Student tacted by ndance. campus stuc ing the of this type. mm mm mm h mm i W, B% ML S?rmH or B#?t Git Cerderey Slits 22 H 50 JEAN JAC Btve Denim or 1 PAINTER P/ WM?t iw Dmim I BELTS, WAI CAPS & ACCES * 1N?w Mock ' Gamecock T | Zodiac & Novelty I ' I PATCHES I S LAPC1ST STAfl dine ?n%aa % J BOC STEK SHOTGUN SHE pints live COATS ? RC ( NAVY PEAOOAT A Afl&iV VAVL^IIM* HOOHD SWEAT EAIWOW SU! LEVY tTRS FOR MOST AN AND | IIS BREW j f and Assembly \ND JEAN STATIC ng Or. Phon-? 772-6651 mical & trmo High Schc lf? til CHrittmos % wer i senator could be am the senate if he ) meetings without written excuse to the the rules committee, ate rules'state that a ty be removed for senate meetings in a 4 ; during the semester, ;enting an excuse, r a lounge for offents were approved by on Wednesday. The e located in Kirkland would be a place for students to gather and lr particular problems versity system," acthe bill. 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