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IFC ^ From Page 1 president, Melissa Klapfer said that she saw a pile of the flyers in the lobby of her sorority house. Billy Caudle, a Chi Psi who was in charge of the election committee for the primary, said, "All ID's were checked. If the (voter's) name were not on the master list, (VlDir iirmfn fliAi** ..."4.1_ uivj muvc men named uuwil Willi their social security number and were checked later." "We did not show our ID's," said a sorority member, "and when we tried to show them, they (poll workers) said that they didn't need them. The ballot table was surrounded by girls, and it was so unorganized. The poll worker said 'write in Dottie; she's the Panhellenic delegate-she's representing all the sororities."' Klapfer said, "Two sorority friends and I were walking by the polling taDie in front of Sims and the poll workers asked us if we were going to vote. When asked Sounds WUSC-I Tfte Gamecock befog mi knout | Fri I jl With Dim rt?xu rtfvNbcRftFTeC tv\cyr<K Nt\A) SPftArt<S|Wfe\fc. FlMfVL CLJA^ANJO: SIWL <cO?/o- bl <^VtiS?S ) 5Wfdl>0?lo OFF 3W/I jboiOSMS ODciJ \r> - c CLOSfcP wOiDS.tSUA "TvJO BU<XS PAST" 6,! } 1 Dot tie H c\ ^monJ rs wl\i ll ct/rc Ca# Jt c/tr-f Cor S ? TR?X r Vl/4? X- T~? ?!/ r lyers like this one, distributed on Monday, Feb. 13, are in violation of an SG statute. The statute says, "Campaigning shall begin on the Monday preceding the week the election is held." they said that they needed no ID's. One of the girls with me told them that her name wasn't on the list, but they went ahead and told her to foryou =M 91.9 I jllll delivery ^85* 254-8800 ee Delivery f Best Pizza in South Carolina... ) Serving Columbia for more than 25 years! GENO'S 2772 Rosewood Drive 771-9447 or 254-5414 FREE Ad ? your first beverage with a ;-in order ? Beer or Soft Drinks -?-M &<AIAN ) TfeVOLL- inc.\t4<VtVA S<xvriv\aS OF "FAU- CL0TVUAJ6,0UJ>tS; sKirh,; kvS^Wvvs) ls,d-c.. pen. LlVMS ST feg-tPftL vote, without getting her name. "The three poll workers were leaning over watching us vote and said, 'Dottie Hammond is also running for president.' One of the girls with me said that her name was not on the ballot and the poll workers said that we had to write ffadk ?or?'t be, Come to Almost Nuts Mc for ladies' nicht' Dm enjoy happy hour price: and there will also be s all the guys who come b March 2nd, 3rd, 4th ZAZZOI du i a Tuesday night is jam se: at Almost Nuts. rc/4bnostcNut 1 Phone 254-9261 i ^ f w j \ I Hnr Lexing Soup or Deliciou: (D Heat, Em ? 9:30/ Open: 9:3Qy CALL AHEAD * her name in. Then, they watched us write it in." Dottie Hammond said she was unaware of any irregularities at the primary elections. She said she had only decided the afternoon j before the primary that she would run for president. w*' MUJV/JI UII UU . Ik ^ ^ iron square Miopping cenfer ?16 West Columbia, South Carolina salad for the di or s subs for the b ress 'em yourse 9 e ? a Superi to eat V K A *:l 1 1 DK A K A \iv\ 111 i i r/vi iviori\M til Midnight Fri I * or take-outs or faster service j inday night msels can s all night, pecials for 11;|?gM9ER> y to drool! ::!/ ssion night ? af I In inn Sia4lrai An Wn IkbGamecack keeptyeu inlawed. r? \BSr?S?P ||||jWr I ^**-? *? I AH B, >5|t?-? ?.;# I jMwSwSag^^ pH| fPljHB bmm iuth Main j 3vs to fill vour bslk/l ' ' / / 22 Airport Blvd. a 29169 ieter e-nran If) ior place ?Thurs ltSa\ 701