The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 10, 1978, Page Page 3, Image 3
Coverage, a<
s
By Jan Easterling and P
Assistant Naws Editor O.
An ad hoc committee was creat
Wednesday to study relations
newspaper and Student Govei
newspaper was attacked by senat<
fall senate elections.
Another resolution considered 1
decision to be made by the admir
Russell House University Union,
pay to publicize services provide*
own newspaper."
' MY IDEA of a student newsp*
advertises for the students. Wt
Government should be advertise
vertised," said Student Sen. Joe
general studies, who proposed th
Scalera charged that the Gamec
performing like the New York r
service to the students. He also refi
resolutions that had not been pr
"Good bills that come out, good bi
people on this campus, were not ad
SCALERA CHARGED that tl
covered the Student Senate ele<
caused by the dismissal of studen
absences. Scalera compared the
papers, saying tnat "if this is the i
we are in trouble. And they c
apathy," he said.
383 vote;
one run-off
today
Following are the results (
Thursday's elections for of!
campus student senators.
In District 10, humanities an
social sciences, seat one, Joh
Aftab-Alam won by a vote of 22. H
defeated Rosalyn Henderson wh
received 13 votes and write-i
candidate Arnold Evans wh
received 11 votes. In the race fo
seat seven, Mike Covick defeate
Henry Domeracki by a vote of 161
14.
In District 11, business ac
ministration, seat two, Cai
Stoudemire beat Jay Watt by
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mtcock staff writer only "three lou
ed by the Student Senate announcing Fr
between the Gamecock Dean's lecture
nment, SG, after the RHUU.
[>rs for its coverage of the
"I don't thinl
newspaper. I tl
jy the senate calls for a terest, and that
listration on whether the Scalera said
RHUU, and SG "have to DaDerandtowo
1 to the students in their the publicity we
should get it fr
iper is a newspaper that "I'MSACRIF
tat happens in Student to get knocked,
id, but is not being ad- Student Sen.
Scalera, journalism and that the newsp
e resolution. terest," and pr
appoint a comm
ock is more interested in ways the Game
Times than providing a tn thp chulont K/
erred to several bills and
inted in the Gamecock. The newspap
ills that are important to newspaper hen
vertised," he said. ink than we 1^
best thing we c
le Gamecock had not some positive i
:tions for vacant seats Loftis then cl
t senators for excessive meeting to prin
? paper with the local Government. It
student newspaper, then there's going to
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vote of 43to21 In seat threeWalter
Tollison received 36 votes for the in
win over Russell Amerson and Don In
Boradenaux, both with nine votes, yeai
The contest for seat four rpsnlt^H Bob
in Tim Petersen getting 26 votes unoi
and Donald Hope 22. The two will uno
^ compete in a run-off election today. Maj
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Luni[]imiieu awui me xacK os puoiicity and ?
sy lines" in the "Around Campus" column whj
>rmer White House Chief Counsel John A
at USC Oct. 24. Dean was sponsored by ref<
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c the Gamecock is acting like the student res
rink they're out for their own personal in- gri
's my own personal opinion," he said. tor
that he wanted to make "peace" with the go
rk together. "But if they ain't gonna give us cor
! deserve for the good things we do, then we
ee," he said. T
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ICING my self-reputation because I expect the
he said. cov
Joe Tiller, education, agreed with Scalera stu
aper "doesn't really serve the student in- GUv
oposed that SG President Seamus O'Boyle whi
iittee to "make some positive suggestions on G
cock newspaper might improve its service act
>dy, rather than going off on a tirade "
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ler is always going to win, he said. "The Sei
i is not always responsible. They have more flo<
re time to talk. We can't overcome it, so the dor
an try to do is to get together and to make ser
suggestions," he said. Toi
lallenged Gamecock reporters covering the gir
it something "that's good about the Student bee
; mav hft hnrrf hut nut nf thio ?1 *
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be something good. And if you're not going mil
ing good, I'd like you to leave now. We can sur
linutes," he told reporters. ser
lection resultsert
Jackson received 10 votes In Disctrict 18
lat race. one David Clegg 1
District 12, education and four over David Torre
criminal justice, seat two.
. ' vuica "
Grisso got five votes as the Michael Morris i
sposed candidate. In seat six, , to David Canity's
pposed candidate Charles i Write-in candidal
rers received one vote. received one voU
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WE'RE NOT ASKING for the
itever it is," he said.
nother resolution and a bill propo
;rred to the ad hoc committee.
Tie bill called for the Student Sena
ponsibility to the student body I
idges against the Gamecock," and I
emember their rpsiv^naihiHf*/ i-k<
? - W UU
of their grudges and meet our cor
iflict between us."
he other resolution condemns the <
isponsible ... for putting the servi<
students behind their own self i
ering the Fall Senate Elections
dent paper should . . . and for
/ernment before the Student Body,
in they did not do theirs which mak
amecock editors have made no co
ion.
ti other action, a resolution urg
vn,c w irci inaiiciiuy secure me '
>rs of Baker, Burney and Laborde
mitories in the towers complex,
late. The resolution was proposed
vers, who said it had been broug]
Is living in the towers and other witi
in cases of unlawful entry of male
vs. The resolution stntoH that tho
:tee of the senate will follow up th
e action is taken. The committee v
late within three weeks.
Law School, seat The run-off
>von with 31 votes on the Russell
ty who received 30 9 a-m- and
In seat two, students who
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eceivea 31 votes run-on must
30 for the win. I.D.orfeerec
e Martv Harvev in votes will
i for each seat.
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scu uy ocuiuH were
te to "maintain their
>y letting go of any
to "ask the Gamecock
e student body and let
nmission to solve the
Gamecock "for being
:e they are to provide
interests ... for not
i like a responsible
condemning Student
for not doing our job
;es them hypocrites."
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