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Mormon cen By CHRIS DEESE Gamecock Staff Writer The Mormon center, a relig members of the Church of Jesu Saints, has opened its new bu stitute director, says. The center, a renovated bui March 8. The Mormon Center DtifnAll 11~. ...1 * -- -- iiuMvn nuuac, wnvru me grou| three years. THE MONEY to purchase building was provided by the System in Salt Lake City, Uta don't feel at liberty to reveal Latter Day Saints (LDS) churc owned buildings are paid for by member gives 10 per cent of 1 Petty said many Mormon Carolina go out-of-state to Moi Young University in Utah. "T now." "The main purpose of this bui to enable LDS students to have incorporate spiritual and social aspects of campus life." S . Senate reaj By JAN EASTERLING Gamecock Staff Writer Student senate seats will be cut from 64 to 59 by a senate bill that was signed by USC President William Patterson yesterday. AN AD GIC reapportionment committee based the new figure on a one senator per 400 student basis, said Spn .Tim Stuart. Students were previously represented on a one senator per 300 student Old apportionment Horseshow-one senator Maxcy Thornwell one senator Preston- one senator Wood row-one senator South Building one senator South Tower one senator Capstone- two senators NADA Apartments-unrepresented Columbia Hall two senators International House unrepresented Towers -represented by three men, two women, one alternate Bates House-two senators Bates West, Roost two senators McBryde Quadrangle- one senator Women's Quadrangle-two senators Cliff Apartments, Woodland Terrace, University Terrace, Honors housing on Marlon St. and Carolina Gardens three senators Humanities, Sciences -twelve senators Social Work, Librarlanship- unrepresented Business administration six senators Education five senators General Studies, four year criminal justice two senators Science, mathematics -four senators Engineering two senators Journalism- one senator Undecided majors. Interdisciplinary studies unrepresented UNDERGRADU (Min. age 19 & completion GRADUATE I and FACULT THE ASSOCIATION . . . comprising 100 outstanding L'o-Kd Camps, located througho Atlantic States. INVITES YOUR INQUIRIES CO Head Counselors, Group Leaders Write, Phone, o Association of Prlva 55 W. 42 St., New York NY 1 ter opens ious center for USC's s Christ of Latter Day ilding, Neil Petty, in- n ? ilding, was dedicated ' was moved from the iwraggjK-' p has met for the past jHBpf s and renovate the Church Educational j |jj j j hes and other churcha fund to which every gl|j 0 |j ffl 1| i students in South ptjljljl'jpl 'mon-owned Brigham he'trend will change lding," Petty said, "is more of a balance, to |IP8 , as well as academic Men pportionme basis. According to student senate by-laws, the senate should be reapportioned every three years. According to the new bill, three areas will have senators elected at large. These areas are South Building, South Tower; Columbia Hall, Capstone. International Hnnsp' and Bates House, Bates West. Stuart said an at-large senate seat is created when two or more residence halls have populations that would allow each dorm to have one New apportionment Horseshoe, MaxcyThornwell one senator Preston. Woodrow one senator South Building one senator South Tower one senator South Building, South Tower one senator elected at large Capstone, Nada Apartments one senator Columbia Hall, International House one senator Cap.. Nada, Columbia, Inter one at large Towers four senators (any combination of students representing the area, regardless of sex Bates House one senator Bates West, Roost one senator Bates House, Bates West, Roost -- one at large McBryde Quadrangle one senator Women's Quadrangle two senators Cliff apartments. Woodlands Terrace, University Terrace, Honors housing on Marion St. and Carolina Gardens One senator Humanities, Social Sciences, Social Work, Librarianship seven senators Business administration seven senators Education, Four year criminal justice - seven senators Science, Mathematics three senators Engineering two senators Journalism two senators General studies three senators Undecided ma|ors, Interdisciplinary studies three senators ATE STUDENTS of at least 1 year of college) STUDENTS Y MEMBERS OF PRIVATE CAMPS Boys, Girls, Brother-Sister, and >ut the New England and Middle | incerning summer employment as ?, Specialties, General Counselors, j r ('all in Person ! Camps ? Dept. C 0036 (212) OX 5-2856 / - I JHL_ 'nt hppnmpc 'AJL V V VVf AAAVU senator, but when combined the populations of all halls would allow three senators. In that case residents of each of the halls would run for the atlarge seat and all residents would be allowed to vote. THE PERSON who wins the seat would represent the hall he lives in, but would not represent the other halls that voted. For instance, in an election South Building and South Tower together would UGJG tdi nsGGCDffin^ ft 1 "i Indian '< summer boozer shopping center i .CHURCH OF JfSllS CHRIST OF linfc/lS 1NST1TUTf _._OF BEl 1GIQK law both be allowed to vote for a senator, but if the senator is elected from South Building she would represent that dorm. Stuart said the at large seats have been created to "encourage competition between dorms." Mark Hopkins, who wrote the bill, said the at-large plan will cause senators to be elected from the area where the greatest interest lies. Ota ECG w Timmi?HI *?i^'?? /IjjliJLjbLSluB ? ?\ ! AY SAINTS BB; &$?** .ff:.."'^ \i>-. I * 1 NOTHING SAYS I LOVE YOU BETTER THAN A DIAMOND. ^TTTr^iWl JB*1 NO DIAMOND SAYS IT BETTER THAN ARTCARVED. 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