Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Air art Shoppers stop characteristic of Two Notch Road SGR Ed Bass, manai Planning, said r heating and air systems in the SG for most of the ai pense. The privac ) offered by permai doors are major i SG's wanting to im| "PERSONALLY, be a good idea to dc what I understand f government," Bass had the space for one large room wai them." Bass said 10 pei item on the list \ contingency fund ii unforeseen expens > $1,663 remains for Mark Hopkins, i Douglas, the S "maximum estima minium mjuukj CO expenses in the ar SBA: not n ' for p Failure to pay prevent participat Bar Association cording to a provis by-laws. Tho nrm/iciA?i i allows members u dues to participj funded by the stu payment of a cove event. > ARTICLE I, se Student Bar Ass ^0 Cln to admire the attractive the Columbia Mall. The n in Deritsville. enovat ger of Campus more or eworking the We're still conditioning $1,000 leev office accounts assumptioi nnexation's ex- amount ol y and security over our nent walls and plained. -easons for the irove the office. ACCOR1 Sumwalt, , I think it would over fund: > this work from budget t< rom the student budgets fr i said. "They've year," he : some time and same.MSui sn't suitable for Steele trie satisfactor r cent of each $43,125 SG vas put into a this past M n case of some surplus in i e. On the list, SG used 5 this, he said. supplies, i l senator from same ami >15,500 is a allocations te" in that this "I don'i ver the major would be I inexation. "It's Sum wait s; dues ecessa articipc dues will not stitution d ing in Student student chi functions, ac- l>aw Schoc ?ion in the SB A interest b; forms." N n the by-laws year law st /ho do not pay pay activit mc in c-vcius ana irom ident bar upon funded, r charge at the David M student be was not av ction 2 of the in the by >ociation con- levied. H Gamecock of Columt part-time Huber, m; Once cc employ m Huber sa should fine of summe LOCATI corner of Roads, the 140 stores 82 stores i include Be Penny ar Rich's stoi January a In addil original s especially America! Ringleheir C.E. Van I dv Evanoo THE GAMPrnrv Works On The ma art and architecture accommot ew mall is located on P.ersons ,* shoppers Parking more than ions less an overestimate, is hesitant 1na\rinrt mIncnlirnr? nk^>>4 * l. ? ?? vuf mg uui ouvcd auuui mt! money vay. We're going on the "I'd hate n that we can 3pend this $15,000 nov f money without going reluctant f budget," Hopkins exTwo ot reviewed DING TO Robert review. Cf! f ~ ?I? uu ncaaui ci, IIIC It'Il? from last year's SG Sen. M staled $13,319. "The Women's C om this year and last bill whicl said, "are basically the stipends f< mwalt added that he and and the asj d to work out the most and divide y plan for this year's attorneys | budget. By the end of ay, the SG had $15,177 in ^ its budget. However, the Sfflj >1,857 of this on office / ^ at her than taking the h * Hint from this year's | t think this proposal - *%) sad at all for the SG," pS||pi| aid. However, he said he ition f efines "member" as a aBflBBBsK ily enrolled in the USC il or who has "signified y signing membership lick Lempesis, a third udent, said law students ;y fees upon enrollment those fees the SBA is feghtry, president of the N6V6 ir association, said he vare of these provisions Contac laws when dues were lady is a ill will err RLY TARREN and dents account for many )ia Mall's 2,000 full or employes, Stephen L. ill director, said. mpleted, the mall will ore than 3,000 persons, id. Students, he said, J the mall a good source r jobs. g CI) IN Dentsville at the Two Notch and Parklane BS| ^ ; mall will contain about upon completion. Of the low there, major stores dk and Sears, with a J.C. ivi 11 ii- /\ii unlet ua still *WS!BaS-W'3888I e to open respectively in M|8g|MMBS ind April 1978. tion, the mall contains , iculpture commissioned Bird Ol for display there. Three ) sculptors, Paul von This free n, Richard Lippold and resemble )uzer, have some of their Wars", exhibit in the mall. 11 also contains special landscape* lations for handicapped is well as numerous FRANK conveniences. assistant spaces are available for said, "Coi 6,000 on the 92 acres of hoann From page I about the SG's spending Accordir at the first of the year, governmei to see us spend that appointed v and need it later. I'd be Frampton or that reason," he said, general. depends o her bills were also the bill, for special committee THIS Ml Henry sai< ary Henry of Sims general ai Quadrangle introduced a handle th< ) would combine the Under th< )r the attorney general Toole wo distant attorney general, equally an s the sum between two said disag general. the two w( \ H| jjg|fijB||j| figfM fl g?B ml r too young \ ts are vital In politics, and this y tarting early by cultivating a fr iploy 3,Gi ^ plane hanging sculpture at the new a futuristic bird or an aircraf 1 area. 2,500 peop construct McGWKIR, JR., mall was manager of the mall, Kahn istruction on the mall Jacobs, \ jt two years ago. About collabora g to Henry, student Under tl it president Brad Steele the attor Dan Laney and $800 am Toole as co-attorneys assistant Their confirmation 1 senate ratification of Anothei Pincelli < securing lASl'RK was necessary, to act as I, because one attorney thesenat* id assistant could not to Pincel ' increasing workload, senators proposal, Laney and in inte ild divide the cases Codificati d work separately. She All the ^cement might result if powers ; irked on cases together, mittee fo ? 35* . i v s ?,^ J2 * B ship with Sen. George i>ung McGovern spoke Frida; lend- sponsored by the USC Y< >0 Cindy Evanoo -THE GAMECOCK Columbia Mall may t off the set of "Star >le were employed during ion." McGwier said the finished ahead of time. Development Co., and fisconsi and Jacobs, Co., ted on the venture. le current arrangement ney general receives an nual stipend and the $400. r bill, read by Sen. John -?f ,/i uiui-3 proposes a graduate or law student "legislative counsel" for ?. This counsel, according li's proposal, would aid in writing legislation and rpreting the Senate ion. bills went to the senate 3nd responsibility com 1 ILVItM. ^r^Mfr'^r 1^1 ~*ftut"iSM ill BoineauTHk GAMECOCK McGovern < D-S.C.). y night at a rally wing Democrats.