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Reset .9pnnfo J legislal m By DANNY POWELL Gamecock Staff Writer A bill that would provide foi iuriiuiig 01 a legislative coi was passed last Wednesday bj student senate. The council would be respon for the organization and open of ihe research, reference, anc drafting. The council would be comp of seven voting members, eluding the President of Senate, the President Pro 1 ^ pore, Chairmen of the Judici Finance, Powers and Res] sibility committees and student senator elected by Senate. The Dean of Student fairs would also be included or council as a non-voting men and advisor. The Senate sele Senator Bill Moore as the sen to serve on the council. THE BILL, which was troduced by Senate President Drawdy, was passed witl debate but Sen. Sandi Pi questioned the bill's < ? stitutionality. Parry referre< the sections in the Constitu stating that "the elected Secrei of the Student Government n maintain the official SG archiv Drawdy silenced her momenta Campus < > By DEBORAH JONES Gamecock Staff Writer The new criminal justice prog as a national leader in that criminal justice professor Jacl Etheridge, a former Georgia 5 said USC is one of the few scho fering both graduate and bacc criminal justice, and has gai White House because of the nee planning. i For several years, USC has Criminal Justice Degree at th< Studies and a graduate degr< Criminal Justice. Beginning college of Criminal Justice of dergraduate degree as well. "WE'RE NOT focusing education," said Etheridge, "ai academy." He said he hoped produce well-rounded persons relating to the human conditio) Students in the four-year | ? Funds? tomorrow by Holderman. Previously, "The Columbi Spartanburg, Aiken and Coas Carolina campuses all appear separately on the legislatur< budget, and another item cover lill fit/A tllf ?... i v i mw j vui vaiMfiuaca, St Holderman. "That was fi items." HE WANTS to enter a sinj item for all nine campuses in t proposed 1978-79 budget. "T total will be itemized so legislate arch council, bill forms 5 vie\ fthat said &! stuc by saying the motion had been made and seconded and the senate "l had to vote on whether or not to hav< r the accept the bill. After the voting, Unr uncil more debate went on until Drawdy Lesl / the agreed to meet with all those who reso felt the bill was unconstitutional. '"] sible the tfion 'THE BILL might be un- Stuc i bill constitutional," Parry said. "The Uni< question is whether or no* ?ho %?V iTCIIti osed legislative council and the code said in- commissioner will be doing the job dowi the of the elected secretary." Th rem- The code commissioner, who will that ary, be the director of the legislative shov pon- council, will be selected by the mee one legislative council and voted into The the the position by a majority vote of \?'no Af- the Senate. excu i the The code commissioner will hold fiber >ho inh f?i> ?* ?1,1 * V..V jvv 1WI UIIC y Cdl tl11 u will DC "I cted responsible for the hiring of all to g ator secretaries and assistants needed beca to do the work of the legislative any council. they in- A Joe "ALL MY bill does is provide a Hopl lout way to clear up the codification of e irry and get it in order so that it can be studi :on- used by all senators who want to on tl i to draft a bill of any kind and not woul ition duplicate or have it in conflict with a p tary a bill already in operation," form lust Drawdy said. resol es." In other actions, Sen. Lester the F irily Bates introduced a resolution reset WW! IWWIUIII New criminal justice a national leader liberal arts courses tfr associate degree proj students have transfer! (ram establishes USC program into the fourarea, according to He said he believe n c Etheridge. has established itself a superior Court Judge, requires students to w ols in the country of- every criminal justice alaureate degrees in gradualestohave the a ned attention in the ideas d for criminal justice TIIK rmx.KAM is > offered a two-year students for careers in e College of General other law related field: ;e in the College of counseling, probations this semester, the planning and social wci fers a four-year un- He said a 1976 gradu school is currently en Planner for Nevada. on trade-oriented nd we're not a police KOBKRT I.IPSHl'TZ the program would now Counsel to Presi i exposed to fields school's firs! convocat [?. story, page 3 ?. Etherid urogram take more because of the signifies From page I will know where the money goes entire and how much each campus is "If ia, getting." said tal Holderman said Dr. R. Boozer equits pH I>?/) ?^ ^ ^?: " * ? uuu vvfiiiiuissiuii ciiiiinnan K. ine ur B's Cathcart Smith "support this "W< ed move." recorr lid Holderman's unitary funding the lej ve plan is also an attempt to make any "We \ reductions in the amount ap- A c propriated by the General Franl Jle Assembly negligible. The direct he legislature often reduces funds reseat he requested by state agencies and would >rs institutions in order to balance the appro] committee t gesting that the Russell House versity Union bring about a g re balanced idealogical V f vpoint in the political speakers : it presents to students. He 9 f , I any effort made by the HHUU I V f f bring about such a balance Iff I f f old be commended by the lent senate. ! THINK the Senate should K,J EN R( e a "hands-off" attitude for the Gamecock Sta! versity Union," Senator Bill lie said in opposition to Bates' T"e SG Sena ilution. research probl rhe Senate should stay out of Health S University Union's affairs. hearing in the i lents are more pleased with the complaint >n than they are with the ,cVa , , ite," Senator Mark Hopkins JoeDrawdy,. The resolution was voted number of the n l^ester Bates. D le Rules Committee reported mail their comp many senators were not , , ving up for either senate ' Is lilies or committee meetings. snuauon ana in committee also said senators s'uden's *"<>w do not show up make flimsy , Lcster ises for their absences. begun to gathc business manag WANT thu R..loc available nn /.a et tough with such senators, .u cp fr ,5 C? iuse they are not doing anyone ,hc ?'r,ce ,r good, especially the students represent," Drawdy said. * resolution was made by tins that would provide posters ach of the senators so the snts would have information tieir senator. Each senator, d have about five posters with hotograph and other ination on the senator. The HKNOVAT ution was passed and sent to $15,500. for S< 'inance Committee for further Presidet irrh Holderman': considered funding. SKWTOK I proarom Biu^-poster ' ^ pictures; in committee; Wednesday n lan students in the two-year jram. Etheridge said many J , kii] red from the associate degree "r: ,aD,ey year program. imllce: must I le College of Criminal Justice to senate 1 cademically. The college now rite a 15 to 20 page paper in , u 11>|:> course, tie cited the ne?d for V , ibility to write and articulate Coun aimed not only at preparing law enforcement, but also in i such as juvenile delinquent iry work, criminal justice ate of the college's graduate iployed as Criminal Justice B> l?.-\TTV MH' , a former Atlanta attorney, is Gamecock Staff dent Carter, spoke at the ? , tion Thursday (See related Personal resp< ge felt Lipshutz came to USC goals of ince of the new program. Lipshutz Counsc r ? Lipshutz spoke sponsored by the ~~~~????- 0f (heir haccalai The native Ge< S.C. budget. the world situati there is a slight reduction," Holderman, "it will be I.IPSIIl'TZ SAI ible for all campuses" under has the responsib jitary funding plan. "Human beings ? hope the commission will life without hope tmend 100 per cent funding to Equal opportun gislature," said Holderman. speech. He felt th vill be happy." "All men areerea ommission spokesman. Dr. of the common m< i E. Kinard, assistant tor for programs and III'MAN HIGH' J 'L - vn, ??iu me commission a promise, a prom consider any change in the "We will all sur priations process. will." Lipshutz sa together." -mmm-t vil*l11E>VVn/lV**f8^? 3 o be formed 1mittee to study rnory troubles >BINSON rf Writer te is in the process of forming a student committee to ems at the student health center iervices Investigative Committee will be scheduling a near future which will give studeuts a chance to voice s in the form of a written statement submitted to the SG SG vice-president, said that the only officially appointed three-member committee, as of Oct. 8, was chairman rawdv PnronraooH ' 1 -* w ...?v?u m^vm oiUUCIIl auppuri oy urging students to ilaints to the SG office as soon as possible. tudent input. The ad hoc committee is there to study the ere's no way for us to successfully study this unless the what's going on," he said. chairman of the investigative committee, said he had t information for committee use by talking to the ;er at the health center as well as touring the facilities mpus. in be dropped in campus mail or personally deposited at i the Russell House. SG bills IONS HI 1.1.? for newspaper ads: siurwd hv o "V u on ice; signed by President Holderman it; in President s office: being U.F.MSON SKCt'RITY BILL? for university recruit student volunteers to police campus before Clemson game: signed bv President DKNTIFK'ATION Holderman. s with senators' senate finance roi>K COMMISSION ? vote by senate serve as research: passed by ight. SG P esident* currently considered bv President Holder KKK WACK IV man. ,|y? from $2-$3 per in finance com MOV IK TICK FT lill.l.? have recall vote to purchase 100-200 tickets from floor. Irvin Fuller at $2 to sell non profit to students, to Ik> in HI I.I;?$1,020 traduced Wednesday night 4 isel to President ses peace, hope KIIART Writer Visibility and the importance of working together for peace, hope and opportunity was emphasized by Robert '1 to President Carter. > before a capacity crowd Thursday at a convocation Criminal Justice Department celebrating the beginning ureate program. >rgian who was appointed to office in January, viewed on rather idealistically. II) we are all part of a global community and each of us ility to work at solving the world nrnhlpmc ?should no longer be condemned to hunger, disease or a he said. ily and human rights came up repeatedly in l.ipshutz's at these matters should be of great concern o all of us. ited with the equal right to be unequal. We usually speak in, but man is not common," Lipshutz said. rs are not unique to any one race, he said. "America is lise of a free and compassionate nation." vive together and share the world's bounty or none of us id. "If we don't learn to live together we will surely die