The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 13, 1976, Page Page 4, Image 4
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
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chartering would 1
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nt Senate, judicial
the Inter- the bill
the Pan- fenses
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*t up their coverec
cording to offen
stats
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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
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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.
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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
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the The attorney general
*ing would be required to be
during hearings of the trib
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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 ]
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me WUUIU UC UC1U till
March 7, and the run-off ele
Thursday, March 10. A
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