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FeesFrom page 18 down than for stat to receive an extra thpir nav ahr?v#? I v"v" ~ mended 4 per cer and at a cost to colleges. The fees for in-sts were increased in $70, making their semester. Ou students' fees in< $208, to $846 a sen represented a 23 i crease for South atiH q 11 nor ppnt i UIIU U UA pv/l VV11V J students from ot Further increases costs would hurt It Many students \ for their college These students v difficult time pay initial tuition incre proposed increase put financial pr them. They won't raise in their students are the concerned with creases, and they ones hurt most by Robert C. president of University, said I courses had to be c Clemson this yeai budget cuts. He sa increases for nex necessary to avoi situation then and quality of edi Clemson. i lie adinc i cd?ui applied to the education at all c colleges. But ii tuition to allow sta pay raises above mended 4 per cen answer. YO Geo v-0 ZJ 6:4 s LANDM/ and tha , AN/ UPDATE e employes of a famili increase in the recomit increase, the state's ate students March by i fees $366 a My^gpB t-of-state ttvm creased by I iester. This I ser cent in- w \S Carolinians increase for * her states. i in tuition >oth groups. vork to pay ? i expenses. Ij ^ 1 /ill have a H 1 < I ing for the M JIJL ase, and the will really essures on To the E< recognize a pay. These The SG ones most declared tuition in- surprise will be the among sti ' them. election p Edwards, it was, as Clemson my own that several supreme < eliminated at should tx * because of bringing id the tuition handling t year were to merely id a similar court rult I to assure a run-off, is ncation at election i The iss ling could be won--pub quality of the electi >f the state's by cons< icreases in elections ite employes' deserving the recom- spent on 4 AM/v iltA L die uui uic ncvcaoai; practica IPrI nnnnrfl<3 ^XJL Sr-JC^ ISSC 4BLUE Gl DO p.m. til mm*' lO UNDS FAMI \RK SQUARE - it's th? way it is? D VERSION AR STORY. fio.ti 01 ditor: supreme court decisi< valid the election runo to me and a cause for iidents who considered t process ludicrous. And 1 the testimony of many i readily show. Howe court did rule unanimot s a strong indicator t( I m nmir nU orrtnr or* r up new cuaAgco age of the entire election as i the run-off. After the id so strongly for the val c it lilfdu tn 4-1 j iv imvij iv/ vuovi vuii ti process? ue I fought for has aire licity for the farcical r on and a general ascer snsus, to operate th< in a more business-likf ; of the thousands ol it. The two things y for this are a simpler * 1 election system ii 5 sprii* p absoli ?ASS AT ITS BES thf>v shut r ami LIAR TAPES a ACROSS FRO/ r ? i proct everyone would :>n which and a larger sc ff was a money to allow I outrage least minimu he entire eliminate confi ludicrous create a more including system, and p; ver, the incentive to do t isly. This advisable to a ) anyone missioner som linst the who is well t opposed regulations anc supreme sequences of fai idity of a procedures, he entire It is now tir create a cooj ady been student govei lature of marked by "c< tainment Some member e future warn that these ; manner but I maintain F dollars senate (in whi< that are cum bents) de< inH mnrp rclaMnrts with t n which I speak not on FflD! JG THING! 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