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Steele d Greek ii By WAYNE BROOKS Associate Editor Since his inauguration May \ Steele has announced 13 appoint But Steele denied rumors that at the expense of non-Greek rraiernuy c ouncil nor mdividui mi him as president. "THE GREEKS cannot make Brad Steele, not as a Greek. I d me." "However, I will not turn my whether they are Greek. Bates F Steele, a Sigma Nu. received 1 Council and was supported ove the April election. Vice president Joe Drawdy, ti Chuck Smith, also Greeks, were The 13 appointments announc Committee and an aH hnr ??1at Steele has appointed himself a Student-Trustee Liaison Comr Laney and Debbie Dorn Steele vice president should serve on tl what's going on." MP Clin Xl/wr-ic- V-r, mmm^. < ifi VI A IO OIA/UIU UC secretary." Morris was also St will be a law school freshman school needs representation E the committee in Steve Hill's ad Because of irregularities inv( has appointed an ad hoc electi< statutes, the Student Codificati< committee will also decide on c five-member Election Com mis Ap?pointed to the six-member r>_w r- r ui ^luucm rvuucn v. . I Page Morns. Steele's press sec and unsuccessful candidate for among a group of students who and Steele m/nt^nrr l/WV LL If you're looking Good Music, Co HI&X2JL Tuesday, June we I! Foot Long Hot [ with Baked Be Potato Salad, Ro I r- m ri T /n / j I onfy IT EC LU11/0JUL u* enies iflnanrn ). Student Government President Brad ment s. 12 of whom are Greeks his administration will cater to Greeks students. He said neither the Inter 9l1 fraternities would have any influence me do anything 1 ran for president as o not see them having any control over back on my avid campaign supporters, iouse residents, black or handicapped." the endorsement of the Inter Fraternity rwhelmingly by the campus Greeks in -ea surer Robert Sum wait and secretary also endorsed by the IFC red are for the Student IVustee Liaison tion reform committee. Lnd SG \ice president Joe Drawdy to the nittee, along with Page Morris. Dan ; said he thinks both the president and re committee "so that we will both know 1 included "because he is my press eele s campaign manager. Laney. who this fall, was chosen because "the law >orn was chosen because "she serv ed on ministration tw o vears aeo jived in the SG election in April, Steele >n reform committee to revise election >n and "possibly the Constitution " The nteria for Steele's appointments to the sion. committee are Robert Alexander, dean )alrymple. intramural sports director; retary: Joe Hungate, a student senator vice president: Wayne Brooks, who was sought to invalidate the spring election: i nnrcnnnfi J 1/UUUkU for some Good Food, and a Good Time me to the mMimML 21 ? 5pm-6:30pm K fan/in^ . ijci vii iy . Dogs Or_ Fried Chicken ans, Corn on the Cob, J! & Oleo, Watermelon, 3 or Lemonade $1.99 lusic by: cus & m* BMrBllffrayr BBSr ttrBWy KSf cSrBCr bt iivcwsity Dining Scftviccs "YMC ^BOTUI PLEABKR* " "I'm not ea1 groups. I want? in my governrr V STEELE SAID he trii eiecuon on doui me si validation of the eJectx The committee will sc fall Steele said formation regain students' confidi Steele has not appoi FYampton Toole, forme general, and Dan Laney this fall Steele said pc were eligible for appou Steele wants to appoir ' they will receive the sj S800 annual stipend, ass IN PAST administrat two assistant attorneys Steele will make two mission this year. Jay appointed, but Steele &a position "Hie leading a work study program." Steele said he was "kx and who are not biased t Although Steele has i r orwara Planning l om academic excellence." grade point average be Steele assured black s may even appoint a blac SIT DENTS ARE we pointment to any Univer write to pres idents of al students to him for app< terest groups I want a ment." Steele said he sees pa open house plan for d students. He said parkin is familiar with, but w< exist." Steele said he was not relationship with studea them " He said he was 'icket distribution, a fi one's class rank AN ST. SI RVEY cond nit* Muaenis surveyea p: The survey was condu< w!*-re tickets were dist ; i | 111 *v" ' " ~ 11 I ^ I DIS ? witl TH Now avail | 629 M< ?- kV? . -- ..?* Bering to any sp( i good eross-sectii lent." pd to appoint persons who 1 des of the winners and U >n ek student senate approval of the election reform com ence in SG. nted an attorney general, ar president Dave Wilsford Toole and Laney will both riitical science, criminolog ntinent. Jt both Toole and Laney as ime stipend The attorney ostant attorneys general S ions, there haw been one ? general appointments to the Stud Pulliam, a senior accour id he has not made a final < indidate for the position is iking for students who had' oward any student organize not made any appointmen mittee. he is "looking few st He said he would like to h tween 2.0 and 4.0 tudents representation in h k to the Supreme Court." h< J come to stop by his offii sity committee. Steele said I chartered organizations a ointments "I'm not caterii good cross-section of stut rking and open house plan ormitories. as the issues g is the only problem for off :>uld "like to be aware of i familiar with Residential ] nts. "I'll have to go ovasatisfied with the presen rst-come-first-serve syster lucted last November show< refer ticket distribution bas cted Nov. 15 at the Russ< ributed aanmnoB A Jf Jjp rri? ICOVKI 25' h purchase I IURS. - FK I able Anheusei iin St. scial interest ^ an of students -Brad Steele 1 U'prp invnlvpH in Iko x?se who sought in- B I of its proposals this |jj mittee will help him ' but is considering Q s assistant attorney H enter the law school JM [v and law students attorneys general so general receives an 500 annual stipends. ittornev general and ent Allocation Com- j| iting major, will be |j decision on the other I "a black girl in the | worKed with budgets ition." II its to the Academic I udents who strive in p iave students with a i is administration. "I k ?said. |~p ce to apply for ap- ! 1 He also said he w ill [ J nd ask them to refer I I c nc to anv snprinl in. 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