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Court ru was unc* By JAN EASTERLING Gamecock Staff Writer Hkj campus court ruled M that a student body vote Feb unconstitutional and will hav repeated. Hie vote was on a constiti amendment abolishing the oi Student Government Seer Tenp] By JOHNNY LOTT Gamecock Staff Writer The list of USC presidentia from more than 100 names t Wienges, chairman of the B j>earcn seieci committee. Wienges, also the board's Committee chairman, said reduced Tuesday in a mee "Some were eliminated to< meeting. Last semester the boar committee to review the cs mittee consists of faculty, regional campus represents Al_ _ nuwcvcr, me screening applicants. This is functior reducing the lift of candid; presentation tojthe full boai Advertisements" in nation means of attracting applies mittee. The screening committee presenting the selection comi By March 15, the original da have completed its task, Wie less names to the board. The five board members committee are Frampton W Eston Marchard, Paul S. G "We're hoping to complete I rKUDLENI PREGNANCY NEED HELP? Columbia 254-7817 Charleston 722-83 WE CAN HELP! <? flQl 31 w~' Classes start March Call Underwater Wor 798-3723 les vote onstitutio Dave Wilsford, SG said he decided to go [onday the election without . 4 was proval. "Because thi e to be Trustees was meeting and this (the secretary to be an issue there. 1 21 A ? 1- - * juuiiui xui 11 10 ue orougi fice of referendum had to etary. already held. Und< resideni il candidates has been reduced 0 less than 10, said Othniel H. oard of Trustees' Presidential Presidential Search Screening 1 the list had further been ting of the select committee, lay," he explained after the d established the screening indidates' resumes. The comstudents, administrators, and itives. committee didn't interview i of the select committee in ates to three possibilities for -vl al academic magazines as a ints were placed by the commet its Feb. 15 deadline by mittee with less than 10 names, ite for the select committee to nges hopes to forward three or ? that compose the selection . Tooie, k. Markley tennis, T. oldsmith and Wienges. our work by March 15, but it's JEB jCRAWI i m i 10% OF SERVICE TO 8 (G/ k" 1 PIEASE I I 830 ASSEMB cumstances would it b if the students had not i Hie amendment wa the Student Senate on. constitution states amendment must be i o |Ka nfI Al? I ? ^ | j UIC OlUUVlll ?lull KldX i**8 Passa8e. and ann 1 must be made 14 days election. "I was not no president, amendment's passage ahead with 2," John Kapinos, senate ap- Commission chairma 5 Board of then informed The Gai on Feb. 12, WUSC." office) was Jut in order Sylvan Proser of Sti it up, the Aid argued that the co have been "very specific in th ;r no cir- intent. It was written tial cand not absolutely necessary that we di added that the board would like to by June. "It would be highly desira! office by July, but it's not a catastn President William H. Patterson am in September, effective June 30, 1! fiscal year. The president's salary, Wienges s the chosen candidate's decision to c< those things that could or could not that a proposal to increase the salai year's budget, but had been delete state legislature. "We will attempt to get the increa Senate for both USC and Clemson earns $44,079 a year. Regarding the qualifications whi< candidate, Wienges said they ' ministrative ability. However, all I iiuu experience wun siate colleges some applicants declined to consid had worked only with private colli Wienges would not disclose the candidates, their present occupatioi they live. He did, however, say tha received from throughout the nati "All rank very highly in their pr< highly successful at them," he sai A number of groups wanted to pt but because of the complex proce< interfering with efficiency. Nevertl; tertainnent, I >4 and drink V j lywui Jot onlay I |M( 4f*~lan I Rosewood Drive * j !2j?jigugui FORD HUTT pgjON F FOR ALL PRODUCT: USC STUDENTS & FAC vSOUME EXCLUDED) PRESENT THIS COUPOI LVST. NEXT TO GR/ <e discussed was to be 14 days prior i* ^oted on it." vote and that's what it n election defeats the j 3 passed by P?bUc opinion." that 'In "THE STUDENT nn hv Finance Committee dec n 60 days of , oney ,or ?! ' (D because there was no t H t t nounce it with the closin prior to the *'KniSf Felicia Mitchell, c F-ipofi^no chairman. Ron Birnba n nniH <<T mittee member, said mecock and "i'tee df'de<110 let,u' ^ vote on the issue at i student government , . _ , instead of using money ??? election now. nstitution is e framer's Wilsford used $10 ( that there Kapinos said. "The da irl otnci nr Liuatuo 3 so," Wienges said. He each segme find the right candidate put. "Ever ble to have him assume representee >phe if he doesn't." USC In the evi nounced his resignation mendations 977, the last day of the begin agair, selection co aid, may possibly affect would have ume to USC. "It's one of mittee. be important." He said Upon rea ry had been put into this announce tl d soon thereafter in the Gerald M member of 4V-~ O ? ? ??*? ? lcuuuxicu in uic o.v^. screening he added. Patterson ministrator ministrativ ch the board wants in a the respect were looking for ad- said. :he candidates have not Mosley (. One source said that background er the job because they because it eges. added, identities of any of the Mosley si is or the region in which names to tl t applications had been choice will < on. have been i Sessions and have been anyone, I b id. seven." irticipate in the search, Mosley sa rfnrp nnt niitUm.t ?i*u ? -.1 ?..?.i ttiuiuui muiuu^ii soi leless, Wienges believes just look foi BP I IW DC I Eu PROGRj AND PICK si I "^18 ULTY 1 U I * vNBY'S . utice of the for ads in tlw leant. This passed, so a t purpose of on Feb. 3." SG Attorn Senate Brown said a ided not to senate never e election money for tt ime to an- people voted < g of school Brown said, b eak," said turnout is usi ommittee iuiu, vjuiii- vjiuy uirec the com- in last year* ie students Kapinos said, the spring at the numbei elections the lack of pi on another 49 was a rea; Hie revote 1 )f his SG with the sprir adline date Jim Stuart ss >nside: :nt of the selection group ha y segment of the Carolii 1 in the screening committ ent that all 3 of the select prove unsuitable to the bo; i, reactivating the screenin mmittee discovers a more i ; to redirect its motion to ching a decision, Wienges heir choice. osley, student government \ the screening committee, committee was looking s. "We're were looking fo e field who could work with of the faculty and work witli would not elaborate o Ic 4 4 T AnnH fnllr 2m 1 - uj. * ?L.au i uim in ucutil a might harm them in theii aid the screening committ le select committee. He ab :ome from outside USC. "M< n one or two places," he su elieve, from the university lid no women or blacks wen me did apply. "It was an op white, 50-year-old men. . INTERESTED ARTICIPATIN< HE PATIO AR1 3 CRAFTS FAI HELD APRIL 5, ASE COME RUSSELL HOU NIV. UNION MAMING OFF RM 209, | IB AM A ur nn Mrrin 9 paper had already thort article was run ey General Steve it tfoe hearing, '"nie appropriated any ie election. Only 49 cm the amendment," ut added that "voter t? u?uy low. to five per cent voted s senate elections," "I wasn't surprised ' of votes considering iblicity. In this case, sonable number." will probably be held ig SG elections, Sen. lid. red d a fair degree of inla Community was ee," he said, committee's recomard, the process will a committed If tho suitable applicant, it the screening comsaid, the board will ice president, was a He agreed that the primarily for adr people in the adthe state, command i the legislature," he n the applicants' ibout the applicants p present jobs," he ee submitted seven io believes the final ast of the candidates aid. "We don't have / community in the i included in the list, en search. We didn't ?% Jt rs R , 6, 7 f SE ICES, CATION a B U "W