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Greek pr moved to 1 By Mark Flat Gamocock Staff Wri The Greek Primary to select Student G< moved to Monday because of the snow Persico, president of the Intra-Fraternity The primary will be open to anyone who for the first time ever in the USC fraternity "We're voting for the man, not the frat< do it," Harvin Brock, election commiss you've got a good man, why not back him and get him put into office," Brock said. "ii\ YLMa, 11 s aiways Deen a < to open it up to whomever wants to ru problem is that many times we just d( terested in running for office. By widenin get a variety of people," he said. "Hopefu job." There has been a lack of interest as ref] who are running, according to Bud Kinni< of slack. I think it's because everythii Student Government. They wonder if th canned or something." The people who have filed for the prirr Robert Scharslein for president ; Carl Stou< Huston Fitzpatrick for treasurer. No secretary. The deadline to file for entries and Kinnie urge all persons interested ir ment positions under the Greek listing to < Monday. TD LIKE to talk with some people i them to participate in the primary," Kinn winner of the Greek primary will get Greeks," he said. The voting is set up in an electoral ] "Each fraternity per manpower gets s< fraternity gets one vote for every 10 mi plemented to cut down on certain discr elections." Persico said if no one files other than thi may decide to postpone the primary a \ speaK Dei ore tne committee ur<J). Former arms contrc Fred C. Ikle, former director of firs the Arms Control and Disar- Am mament Agency during the Nixon- spri Ford administration, will speak at son 8 p.m., Feb. 22, in the Gambrell Gov Hall Auditorium. The speech is the Stut mm y WW BHWilllllWIHIilHllliilllllilfll H I it *r rrnrn a rirr p] m?3icnv,n?Fivic /O. I Assembly Street, [j Columbia Mall, Winix Cleara 140 % to I SUITS Off |j SPORT COATS C I I FATHFRS nRFSS ?1 HI SWEATERS SPORT S bj |i i-j Start 1979 In ' 11 g With li. HI imary |Hg0M Wondav MWWM BHMNhi!<?i iter HBHBBSHlAlMiBM jvernment candidates will be BM&TJCtC Writ* If a /storm, according to Robert Council, IFC. X*jylrT wants to run, not just Greeks, IHHHHHIAhH / system, Persico said. srpity. This is the best way to ;iorter for the IFC, said. "If ? Why not help the school out Sreek, but now we've decided in," Persico said. "The only >n't have people who are ing the span of our selection we illy, one of them will do a good lected in the amount of people M i of Sigma Nu. "It's been kind M, lg's really unorganized with j le government is going to be I lary are Julian Emerson and B ip?nirf? fnr vir#? nrf*ciHpnt anH H one has filed as of yet for B I is Wednesday. Persico, Brock 1 j| i running for Student Govern- I contact any one of them before I I 2 IflL Ori about running and encourage ; lie said. "Chances are that the i B sun a strong backing from the |j fej process, according to Brock. |Jj P] ^ ) many votes per chapter. A | H fill in in the chapter. It was im- I H epancies which may arise in II 9se currently running, the IFC BBatt veek to let all the candidates H m ill in >1 head to speak little] t in a series of Russian- ! I Pi so] erican speakers to appear this I j [,q ing. The speakers are spon- j? 88 ?d by the USC Department of I HHHHHH ernment and International iies. VISA, III f fc. AM. EXPRESS! 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