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Mitch Sherwood
Sports Editor
Sally Wilson
Asst Sports Editor
Ronnie Hutchins
Asst. Sports Editor
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^__USC. Columbia, S. C. 2??08
Decision
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To the Editor:
I definitely agree wi
Hill's editorial concerr
supreme court's deci
validate the student
ment run-offs. Not onl;
decision ridiculous, b
disgusting. It
u o- "
student government is
fective method of ]
socialization. Out
politicians are alread
ning how to corrupt tl
toral process, and ju:
rationalize the und
evidence of fraud
elections. How can an;
sure that the instances i
were not numerous en
change the outcome, uri
run-off is done over ag
the results compared?
David (). Stowell
Political Science Senioi
Greeks
praisec
To the Editor:
For the last two sue
years, it has been my pi
oints
nfair
irease
3n, fees
Uroc
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i. Address: Campus Opinion, Th? Game*
to have worked
k campus students,
"Greeks," in con
Q. their community
, xfck ?"u auppon oi one
assets - The Riv<
Each year, the;
to us, the mem
th Beth Riverbanks Comi
ling the volunteered their
sion to community intera
govern- funds for this pi
y is the enthusiasm is ov
lit it is their dedication i
rs that and the result*
? an ei- community are i
political ding.
future
ly lear- This year, the
tie elec- aside $5,000 for a
stify or fund, which make
isputed for the communi
in the ditionally invol
yone be University. In
of fraud campaign, they r?
ough to in their 1977 can
iless the are at a level of
ain and the funds are still
in.
Thank you agaii
r their enthusias
vA/iumuid coininu
Lawrence W. Joh
| Chairman
Editor's Note: C
letter were se
President Willia
cessive terson and to J
rivilege director of studei
By BETH HIL1
Editorial Page
Two fee inc
university are I
Tuition and i
creased for the
announced in
William H. Patt<
have to be incre
bill is passed b;
In a story in
Patterson said t
by state emplo
operating costs
increase will b<
-VI
^ version 01 me ap
^ a conference
Representatives
committee will
the House's vers
X Intel
Editor' 1 To the Editor:
AcN?n I would like t<
rtEdi,or staff feels it inc
technological r
age Editor address) systei
Tr* *
Ail UIC CVCIIJ
Sn?i.or Whatever rem.
, sconced onesel
iter's troe name.
I hour with the (
please'include P^eded With
i. piease include conversation th
t for content, but ,?:ii
:ock/ Drawer A, Will ClOSe at
priceless infori
with the invalu;
with your ryf j
identified as W . I |
nection with JL?f *
involvement
' of our finest *1
jrbanks Zoo. nUn 11
y have come
bers of the
nission, and ?
services in
ction to raise "* V
oject. Their
erwhelming; To the p:ditor:
s relentless,
? from the In response i
most rewar- hv R#?th un
regarding the
student govern
:y have set I have several ]
i scholarship Due to the cril
k,s it possible workers availal
ty to be ad- off election on i
ved in the that some poll:
their 1976 der-manned ai
used $30,000; irregularities
Tntiirtn
tui6n, uicj nuwcver, mj
$27,000; and alternative at t
being turned postpone the
which I felt wot
hardship to t
i for sharing involved and v,
m in the the best interest
nitv. hnHu Tho
J . M. 11V/ U^Il
to go ahead wi
and to hold irre
absolute mir
nson sidering the
many more ir
the voting pr
have taken pla
proof (not an
opies of this Ms. Hill would
nt to USC were no voting
m II. Pat- whatsoever,
lohn Klkins,
nt activities. Ms. Hill seei
"
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Editor
reases in one year at
:wo too many.
student fees at usr u/pri
; 1977-'78 school year, it
March. Last week Presi
erson said that student feei
ased again if an appropria
y the state legislature.
The Gamecock on Man
he tuition increase was ca
ye pay raises and incref
at the university. The nev
ecome effective if the S
ipropriations bill is acceptc
committee of Hous
and Senate members,
resolve the difference bet>
;ion of the bill and the Sena
"-com sys
3 inquire why the Cooper li
?urn bent upon itself to utili;
narvel of the intercom (|
m to such a ridiculous ex
ings in Cooper, no matt
ote corner one may hav
f, one is bombarded even
JO decibel announcement,
twitterings and backgi
tat such and such a depart
such and such a time,
nation is invariably conc
able disclosure that "the lil
i
L OV\r\lir i ?vi
:ions
every n;
U.S. sin
_ andproc
. man srsa
Ms. Hi]
1 cievably
vnn? ?fth,e,e'
/ A A VAK/ 111 vj.O
Preside
invalids
irregulai
to the editorial extensiv
1 (April 25) Iwoul
conduct of the that it w
ment elections, everyom
points to make pWtimi
tical lack of poll fraud ar
ble for the run- filed pr
\pril 11, I knew reasons,
s would be un- of the ri
nd* that some against
would occur, filed if I
' only other Painter
he time was tn
run-off again, backed
ild cause undue Steele ;
he candidates should p
'ould not be in and Ms.
s of the student benefit 1
sion was made election,
ith the run-off, soever i
gularities to an They bo!
limum. Con- oftheelc
circumstances, maturity
regularities in evidenc.
ocedure could campus
ce, but I have grind,
assumption, as
say) that there
I discrepancies
John Ka
SG KU
ns to want to Chairim
The Senate restructu
contain a 2 per cent p
employees beyond the
this authorized by the House
per cent, the Senate re<
e in- cent of USC's budget, or
was from the school's operai
ident for faculty salaries.
> will Student fees have aire
tions Clemson University for
state legislature is rej
:h 3, crease, also, requiring
used employe pay raises,
ising TTie faculties of state
v fee in South Carolina will i
mate across-the-board raise {
id by ployes when either
e - propriations bill passes
The more important for the
veen to keep their costs .
ite's.
item unne(
will close at midnight!'
Entering students sho
brary copy of the library's hi
ze the departments, and if the
public check their books out pr
tent. fault is the student's c
er in aware, these hours are >
e en- printed form. Why th
/ half fatuation with the eU
often announcement? A simpl<
round stating that the library w
ment would eminently suffice
This
luded Allan Charles
brary Graduate Student
(possible standards for | J1
duct of elections. In J^^li
ational election in the "* "*
ce 1788, illegal votes
1 * ?
luui ai viuiciuuus nave ^1
, sometimes on a scale I O d
ild (if we were to use -LGv"
ll's standards) conchange
the outcome To the
ection. Yet at no time
history has any There
ntial election been campus
ited because of biggest
rities, no matter how and BU
e they were. buy an
a also like to point out naYure)
as painfully obvious to v;nlloiv
e involved with the y
that the charges of
id irregularities were The s
imarily for political greater
I was told on the day would
ui-off that no charges picture <
the election would be and bas
)oug Kotti and Denise of know
had hppn pionfoH ""i'"*1 1
v.v-viV/VI V.UUCU I
than the fraternitycandidates
- Brad Proba
and Joe Drawdy. I part is ti
oint out that Mr. Kotti large pi
Painter, who would who is b
he most from a new progran
had no part what- McGuirt
n this political ploy. 500th vi
;h accepted the results have in:
iction with a degree of the spoi
' that is not often in bell! W
e among those on Student!
with political axes to return t<
annual i
ipinos
ictions Commission Andrev
in BioIog>
A
red the House bill to
>ay increase for state
4 per cent increase
. To provide the extra 2
commended that 3 per
$1,299,456, be diverted
ting costs to increases
>ady been increased at
the 1977-'78 term. The
sponsible for this in;
Clemson to absnrh
-supported institutions
eceive the 4 per cent
?iven to all state emversion
of the apthe
legislature. It is
universities to be able
see Fees, page 19
pessary
uld be provided with a
ours, broken down by
y fail, for instance, to
ior to 11 p.m., then the
iwn. Insofar as I am
videly disseminated in
len this juvenile injctronically
conveved
b p.a. message at 11:50
'ill close in ten minutes
ctures
t
2kmg
Editor:
s are many jokes on
; these days, but the
is this year's Garnet
ick. One reason people
nuals is to see their
/:* :~ a r .
s v 11 is u pari 01 numan
, but pictures are oblacking
in Book I.
ports section is even a
joke. Surely people
rather see a group
of the football, baseball
iketball teams instead
ing why Phil Dukes is
he "human dishrag."
bly the most amusing
:?* ? - *
uai iiiaiuctu 01 naving a
rioto of Coach Carlen,
uilding a great football
i at USC, of Coach
e, who captured his
ctory this season, we
stead a huge photo of
ts editor, Beth CampPflrPQ
aKnnf hnr !
wkn/ui 11^1 .
? would rather see a
) the traditional type of
instead of this joke.
f Engel
' Senior