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Write-in t wins trree By JOHN McCURRY Gamecock Staff Writer Write-in candidate Dottie Ham Greek nomination for student g trafraternity Council-Panhell pri Hammond, a senator from Soi defeated the three candidates. r Hun gate, an unsuccessful vice-pr Sumwalt, student government government viee-nresident Hammond totaled 320 votes, Dr with 198 votes, Rob Sumwalt, a Si votes, and Joe Hungate, a Sigmj votes. By getting 320 of the 638 v< enough votes to avoid a run-off nesday. PHIL SADLER, a Kappa Si] president with 416 votes, followe< with 86 votes and Rob Colones, a 36 votes. Lisa Vogelsong, a Kappa Delta, Stephanie Thomas, a Zeta Tau A1 as both ran uncontested. The tallying committee for the Chj Psi, Bill Pearson, a Sigma CI ni i.. tr * in-ueiut, ixoum aneaiy, ivappa 1 Hammond, who entered the rac was "ecstatic" and "kind of sho< Drawdy, who finished second ment. Hungate, who finished foi ticket and said the primary was r NONE OF the other unsucces comment. During the first year of the j president and Susan Bartles was I was of Phi Kappa Psi was the f from the joint primary. The IF candidates are left with the resi said Benson. The reason for starting the Gr they were participating in many not getting credit. CAROLINA W< Free Prec Free flbo Confiden Hregnar j blood te Call 256-0128 Columb I Film < ? simp) I 12 Exp. Develope Kodacolor a, GAF 5 Fugi (Foreign Film 20 E) Not Included) vmsmm SUflffER A PENW! :andidate k primary JL f imond was the surprise winner of the overnment president in the joint Inimary held Monday night. ith Building and a Chi Omega, easily rhe three other candidates were Joe esidential candidate last year, Robert treasurer and Joe Drawdy, student awdy, a Phi Kappa Sigma, was second gma Alpha Epsilon, was third with 84 i Phi Epsilon, finished fourth with 36 otes cast, Hammond collected exactly , which would have been held Wedgma, won the nomination for vicei by Paul Streeter, a Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon, finished third with won the nomination for treasurer and pha, won the nomination for secretary primary was comprised of Caudle, of li, Bob Eudy, Sigma Chi, Darci Luker, Delta and Anne Johnston, Chi Omega. :e late Sunday afternoon, said she eked" with the results of the primary, in the presidential race, had no comnrth has nn rtlnnc fn r*iin nn onnthof vsaj ??V l>V A Ull VII Q1IUII1\/1 un very fairly. sful candidates could be reached for oint primary, Tony Loman was IFC the president of Pan-hell. Bob Knudson irst presidential candidate to emerge C allots no money for elections and >onsibility of raising their own funds, eek primary was that the Greeks felt campus activities for which they were Dili EN'S SERVICES I jnancy Testing rtion Referral to tial (Tledical Facilities icy can be detected by o /-v / m ie ein/"> OV UCIVIC^ I I I IOOII I |u/tl ivv 2009 Hcxmpton St. la.S.C. 292Q4 Special tonSpecteTlBSBffi^ .Color Film | d and Printed fl ; ssfigsss ?! 1 ARMS PtWRMACYS DNE 799-1596 " I ETON STS. COLUMBIA, S.C. 7jr* ^nf 1 fc? J L ^3 HAPPY I This V I Savanna! I ? Records LP's 9 DISCO COUNT 312 Just across the Gen j Mon-I Sat. 1 x Iv^ome s Low owned and op esp* iam?turkey* roast :hef s salad-p=>'?^y itaiian spec^jSvoiogna-Si HOUR Veeks Band: :ri. & Sat. h River Si Unlimited 3.99 <;oiii?ron RY?BLUEGRA I Meeting Street rais St. Bridge in We! 7A / r-i a ?w f VO-O/4/ Fri. 1 la.m.-7 p.m. 0 a.m.-6 p.m., lee "Troll" and our PriCtl today orated by Carolina stud< *cially for students ;#cy*bT:eaK ^ salami ia*cheese \ aiads etc. mon- FRI 11:30-7:00 ? rings | 7Z7~\ is inc. id up K SS it Columbia ents