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Volume LXIX, No. 69 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Oct. 4, j| Utog^jSB^^DH^BL 41 ; \< I' > $ v <:;0V',"'' V x I c 'v University c< App SG vice prei By Lisa Fructi Student positions on university vacant because, "Until the Studei Responsibilities Committee meets, Seamus O'Boyle, Student Govemm The powers and responsibilitie student applicants who wish to join < faculty and student members. Th advisory capacity to USC President Rnhort AlpvnnHpr vipp nrMidpn campuses, said the faculty appoin sible for late completion of the < Government. "Out of all standing ur least 85 percent of the vacancies student government," he said. This past spring, 70 student applic the powers and responsibilities cc mittee completed the reviewing pr< got an inefficient system," O'Boy things to get started," when the co meeting, he added. CURTIS LOFTIS, chairman of th 1 1?. &1 ; are several reasons way uic cumin them, he said, is that only three pe and responsibilities committee. "Last semester we reviewed m< ever before because we had six or i members, we will meet," Loftis Garry Norris, Student Governmi "I originally appointed six peop responsibilities committee) and Because of resignations, the comi NORMS SAID the lack of meml the committee from meeting. "He job/' he said, adding that Loftis is n j ":M :Wk?0- ' ' "- 'i- /'" ' ' Iv^ i ' mm C./v\ >? vSf ^ .V' \ "5x : v|i|W <;" >\ " - MM v.^? ammittees UlfiiHiefl sident, senate committ it the committee org assistant campaigr r committees remain ,... nt Senate Powers and denied this nothing can happen," schedule" at the , lent President saidL major reason for tl s committee reviews: tt tt ,t /? committees made up of Ale ^LiOI ?e boards serve in an t ] ; James B. Holderman. uues n t of two- and four-year S0( tees are not as respon- ~ committees as Student vjr&rry liversity committees, at are to be filled by the <<j ^ jg^ ] ations were received by ry.A , immittee, but the com- ? >cess of only 35. "We've 1*61110 le said. "It is hard for XT . mmittee delays its first JN 0IT1S. Senate P( e committee, said there ittee has not met. One of rsons are on the powers enough people, am Norris would quit p >re names quicker than to the committee, jeven people. When I get Loftis said when said. stack it with his p ent vice president, said, Norris said, "I w le (to the powers and the committee. I c< that is all I wanted." influence in the ? nittee was cut in half." scapegoat," ABIGAIL ROG1 bers should not restrict responsibilities co: (Loftis) is not doing his spending too muc ot taking the time to get paign. | ?11 $ 'n. ' % 'ii i 'ii i11 i' 1 i11111 Bil 1 i i? 'i' ^^^SliSSiiPjS^^P.-BRx,''* 1 ^38KS8^^i iiHHHBBHKvE.^ l tproce ee chairman argue < ;anized because he is too busy being i manager for. Rep. Floyd Spence, R. and said, "I schedule things around my campaign headquarters. He said the 1:?. _ u* J- ?i i iic uciay in meeting is, i uo not nave tis) is notdoinghis job...If ot come up with a meetinj >n, he should be removed.' > T S~>* ^ - IN orris, S(i vice president Morris would quit playing 5s...If you're talking aboul ving anybody, it should b ? Curtis Loftis, chairmai >wersand Responsibilitie Committe A that is Norris' responsibility. 1 wis): laying games" and appoint more people Norris does appoint members, "he wil uutnlo ?? - rvvj/iv ill pick people who will do the best job oi Hild care less about influence. There is n senate. He (Loftis) is using that as j EES, a member of the powers an mmittee, refused to comment on Loftif h time working with the Spence cam ... ' , </* m ZMt gggSaMk lii^^Mi tWT\ sssta lbout who's tc ; Norris said, "If Loftis soon, he should be remo Loftis said, "It is not m his job. The committee i > talking about removing . O'Boyle said, "If they their tails all semester" I be raising hell." He si y sibility to find out why th< ' THE ADVISORY COIV are incomplete, O'Boyle! that get ripped-off" b< _ representation. He added that students > things," but they overlo their representation. Norris said, "I wish st 0 situation in student gove partly at fault because th ^ "It will be worthwhile ' take for the committee S representation," O'Boyl 0 New faculty appointm n nounced today by the pi 1 "A LOT OF THOUGH choosing of faculty b< ii assistant to the preside) "There are many diffc n along the way," accordi o based on "peer recomi a inefficient system," he s improvement." "It is a fairly reasoni d out," Alexander said. " formation, and his officc i- time," he said. IF;-'. .*&i-bv. :9HH| Sp^^^gwj^S^^g^^>?WB^^^^^^^>-;-x-x >: x ignant ) blame does not come up with a meeting ved." y fault. Norris is the one not doing is all his responsibility. If you're anybody, it should be Norris." (the senators) just want to sit on that is fine, but the students should lid the students have the respon2 committee has not met IMITTEES will still meet if they said, but the "students are the ones ecause they will not have any i, "come back and complain about ok the fact that they have a say in udents would complain" about the rnment. He said "the students are ey don't stay on top of things." to watch and see how long it will to meet It is thi?ir ehi?ian?e\ - UVUUVIIUY/ e said. ents to the committee will be anresident's office. T by a lot of people" goes into the >ara members, Keith DeTrude, it said. irent parties involved, and hassles ng to DeTrude. Appointments are nendations." "It is not a highly aid, "but there is always room for ible time to get the appointments The president has to compile ins has been working on it for a long i