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Student se: By JAN EASTERLING Gamecock Staff Writer A bill that wou|d cut Student Senate membership almost in half was proposed to the UlA^nAe/loir an/I Konlr fn (Ha oH Hao dCllOlC ?f CUII^OUajr uuu avuv w?vn w m*v mw reapportionment committee for revision. JIM STUART, chairman of the committee, said, "We based the lower figures for senatorial elections somewhat on population and somewhat on interest shown in the voting precincts," Three years ago, the senate voted to elect one representative for every 300 students. Total senate memoersnip is now M. li tne Dill is passed, the new total will be 38. "We feel this is a more workable size for a senate," Mark Hopkins, a member of the reapportionment committee said. Judy Cherney, a senator from South Building, said she was in complete disagreement with the proposed bill. "I don't see where competition makes a better or worse senator. And by this bill, less people will care about the election. With more people running, more people will get out and vote," she said. SENATOR MARY Henry said,"I understand Bill would change ap n.. iiuvmp miMiiu v nmcpss Wi L>y TT /I 1 ll?i JUi%v/\/imu I Gamecock Staff Writer be hasten spent on A bill to streamline the present students s system of appointing students to that were i university committees will be to the stu introduced to the student senate in February. The cr< The bill, authored by Senator Bill commissic Hiller, would eliminate senate appointm< confirmation of students appointed SG presid by the student government bill. Hillei president to university com- needed be mittees. SG pres qualified Hilier said senate confirmation pointmenl should not t>e required of students said the S appointed to many minor told wha university committees. He said the doing. ^HPIP ITALIAN Bl Tuesday, Capstone Ca 1.A -SOr -MENUI Antipasto Tray, Insalata c (tomato salad), Tossed Sa Chicken Cacciatore, Spag Vongole (spaghetti with < Lasagna, Italian Eggplanl Stewed Zucchini with Onl Toast, Pistachio Ice Crear all for $1.99 University Dinino Snvi t "thb people please** nate size mi that we need a reduction, but the bill is a very drastric one. I think a lot of areas have been grouped together unevenly, and a compromise is going to have to be reached." A gradual reduction would be better, she said. "I don't think it is a good idea to reapportion by where the interest and the activity is." PiirppnMv fhp Horseshoe and Maxcv Thornwell each have one representative. Under the new plan these areas would be combined and two senators would represent the entire area. Preston and Wood row, ndw seperately represented, would be similarly combined, as would South Building and South Tower. The Towers, which are represented by two men, two women and an alternate, would be represented by any combination of five men or women. ALSO, . REPRESENTATION , for Columbia Hall would be combined with the NADA apartments. One senator would represent them. Now, Columbia Hall has two representatives and NADA has none. RATES HOUSE, which now has two senators, would be combined with Bates West and the pointments is too slow and needed to ed. Too much time was 111111;? senate confirmation of fJ*) ippointed to committees ?hA minor and "of little value dent body," Hiller said. nation of an advisory j m to select Dersons for ;nt consideration by the ent was included in the ^^SKflfvt said a talent bank was ^jaJiR cause it was hard for the ident to find enough ifn students for the ap- , wfl s he had to make. Hiller ^Jj I fj{| G president needed to be s&j 'ijjf t each committee was :;l|JjS| UFFET rm Feb. 1 r . Jjli feteria li pomodori ilad Parmesan, hetti Con le %!jJ// 'lam sauced. JilSn : WiillIt/ Casserole, WKw^WjIjl. ions. Garlic .. W/M/Wil n, ic?a l ea or , :CM Welcome ay be cut Roost for a total of two representatives. McBryde Quadrangle would keep one, and the women's quadrangle, which now has two. would have one senator. Married students housing, including University Terrace Woodland Terrace, Carolina Gardens and Cliff Apartments, would lose one of their three senators. Humanities and social sciences, which now have 12 senators, would be combined with social work and library science (both of which are now ..under-represented for a total of five senators. Science and mathematics would be cut from four to two, and engineering would be cut from two to one. In education, which now has five senators, the proposed number is one. Business administration would be cut from six to four. General studies, which now has two senators, would be combined with journalism (now with one senator) and criminal jusitice (now unrepresented) for a total of two. The health sciences area would be combined for a total of two representatives. This area includes nursing (now with two), pharmacy, (now with one), physical education, (now with one), and the Medical School, (now unrepresented). The law school, now with three, would be cut by one in the proposed reapportionment bill. WIIHIMIMIII 11111^1^ kB59?* St. Germain American Society for Personnel r Administration Meeting today i- "?n Dm OAl.i | ; f ?)V I?U1? WW?-| BA Buildlong Panel discussion featuring Personnel Administrators from Columbia Area. mwtf?ir ) Hh UotvinNv ? South CWO(IM M4 to Iwlc? wMitly Monday Md Thursday d?ria? Kw fall mnI tprlm wwiitifi ni.MKt WMkly on TMriHy derlni both Wm Mrmi with the MctpWwn o? (our timesla Aufutl and on University of South Caffetoa holMoyi and xamlnation periods. Opinion* ixpmwd In Th* Oamecocfc ere those?* the editors end net thaea at the University el Soutti Carolina, The University of South Carolina Is en oqwel opportunity Institution. 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