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~V* njM I I T" s *X <>" V ^ V l 4 " S jdjB I ^ 1 I ' 1 I 1 1 , *\ N .v^\ oc \^ ?:'-:3&':::$'-'::'::'::':wV:^ |H^ % . ]|8E^ s W " <- ?. : 4. ;'-. ' ^^>^yj^piljffiSB^HW^B^B^^Bi^V^.:.:.vi?.LiCI8^i:^:;:^;:::: % Ferrel P. Cc Presidential ca Presidential candidate Ferrel P. Conyers average student who wants to become involve "I've been watching (SG) for three years a something." i ne rising senior, chemistry major ! organization to become effective. I think encc more involved, to come to meetings and to par More student involvement and awareness is need to keep the students informed, accordin way responsibility," he said. "I'm worried about student apathy as it ( ment," Conyers said. The poor showing of a seats "just highlights the unconcern among student apathy is really bad and it's starting t( The student apathy is and it's starting to sh< A lack of understanding about SG is the rr according to Conyers, and he said he feels looking in" could be beneficial in encourag take an active interest. Although he does not have first hand exp< SG, Conyers said, "I've made myself awar listening to what is being said about StudentGi He said his knowledge, as an average stude with SG should make students better able to he to their needs. Convers said he has seen no major differ* Governments and feels that this year's SG is be. More can be done with the effort." In reference to the proposed new SG c< "Overall, I feel we are operating under a b< proposed one." DISTRICK MAXcy T| Seat 1 1. Danny F 1 2 J- AI,on Senatorial 3 jack Ha l.j-i 4. Randy h COflO 10OF?S 5. Kenny F DISTRICT J WOODROV Seat 1 1. Tony Tu 2. Marvin t 3. Kevin V Ik Juliai Pre $ id ? f - JrjJsBt Julian Emerson is stress Government, SG, in his car "Let's think positive abo the good things about the S ;l|Jrf|f?ili a good president (of SG), it The senior marketing m Hggrelations among students i-v": ill? I. U !?. ~ * - - viamctuvK nave ueen ai i Wf said if elected president h -4 Gamecock editor to impro> m Let's brin ? about the HP Emerson, the Greek sup student before anything el ^ against me for joining a f joining a certain church," 1 Emerson said if elected I people with "big names" t f national office in the 1980 e \ Carolina as a major educat ; 1 Emerson is in favor of a i than''losing time working j| 2 President Seamus O'Boyle ^$ against representation of college, regardless of the constitution. k M % BP ^ Emerson is a former pre "II | ?f the Student Alumni Assi M past semester for Carolin j Intra Fraternity Council. ndidate describes himself as an ^||jH ?d in Student Government. M1 nd want to get in and do said SG needs "hetfpr iH - - uraging people to become 1 m ticipate is the key." j > i just as important as SG's rig to Conyers. "It's a two- i concerns Student Governindidates filing for senate students themselves. The really bad/ dw in SG.' lajor cause of this apathy, nt, of problems associated relate to him and, in turn, 1 HORSESHOE, 4. Bubba Cox 3. HORNWELL DISTRICT 3 - SOUTH BUILDING, 4 SOUTH TOWER Dl 'owell Seat 1 - South Building S( Meadows 1. Glory B. Gault 1. mi.hum oecKy beard 2. Moore Seat 2 - At Large S( 'aluch 1. Barbara Derrick 1. 2 PRESTON, 2. Andrena Miles 2. V 3. Ruffin Weaver S( 4. Lisa Elder 1. rner Seat 3 - South Tower 2. Devlin 1. Dianne Hancock S< Johnson 2. Presphonia Jefferies 1 i Emerson I itial candidate sing a "positive attitude" toward the Student npaign for president. >ut Carolina," Emerson said. "Let's bring up j tudentGovernment. If the students get behind 's unlimited in what we can do." ajor is also campaigning for better working , SG and the student media. "SG and the I >dds lately and that's ridiculous." Emerson ] le plans to have a regular meeting with the /e relations between the two. 4.1 I ?U: y up mt; yuuu miiiyb . Student Government.' iported candidate for president, says he is a se. "I hope they (the students) won't hold it raternity. I don't hold it against anyone for ie said. tie would try to initiate a speaker's forum for o come to Carolina, including candidates for lections. "It would bring national attention to ional institution," he said. revision of the present SG Constitution rather 4 out the kinks in the new one (proposed by SG j >) to make it working and fair." Emerson is 'V students by one representative for each size, which is a major part of the proposed j sident of Delta Upsilon fraternity, a member ! ociation, community relations chairman this j a Cares charity drive and a member of the Gail Simons DISTRICT 5 - CAPSTONE, Susan Morris COLUMBIA HALL STRICT 4 THE TOWERS Seat 1 " Capstone jat 1 Eric V. Cassell Seal 2 ' Columbia Hail Valerie Cox Empty 3at i> Seat 3 At Large Janeen Burke Empty Clifton Burns DISTRICT 6 BATES HOUS )at 3 BATES WEST, THE ROOST Loretta Dennison Seat 1 - Bates House Michael Kent Bean 1. Gary Pet ill sat 4 2. Stephen T. Mack William W. Fox Unopposed Seat 2 - Bates West Peter Haeseker Presidential candidate The negative attitude students have toward SG comes from internal ruggles and the senate, Pete Haeseker, candidate for president, said Haeseker wants to show the positive aspects of the student governlenl, and if elected, he said he would have someone write press ?leases regularly to be sent to the Gamecock, the State and Columbia ecord newspapers. "There's a lot of work to do done (in SCi). 1 feel I can talk to people and lake it easier for them to work together. There are still going to be ictions, but they need to work together." he said. The junior marketing and finance major said he has many projects in lind for SG to provide services to the students, including more acissibility to the university for commuter students through the shuttlejs system. rhe university and the Student Government should help students in little ways.' "The university and the Student Government should help students in tie ways," Haeseker said, such as apartment managers visiting rv-tv-vaar* .nUn # t1' OtfQllfiKl/i f ?? 1 1 ' - * - iw^us iu nuuw Muucnid wiuii i.-> iui must; who are unaoie 10 tain university housing. Haeseker said he feels the student body should be able to choose what rm of representation they want. "Sometimes if they can't tell me who eir senators are, I feel they're not being represented," he said. The oposed new constitution "forces masses of people to file down to one rson, and that one person could be persuaded by a mass group," he id. Haeseker served on the New Jersey State University Student Council id the Morris County Student Council, also in New Jersey. He is a hall adviser in Maxcy dormitory and is on the hall adviser lection committee of Residential Life Services. 1. George Minoff Jr. DISTRICT 10- HUMANITIES, 1- B L 2. Julia K. Ogle SOCIAL SCIENCE, WORK Seat 7 3. Barney M. Houser L'BRARIANSHIP 1. Micf Seat 3 - The Roost, At Large Seat 1 DISTRI 1. David L. Stover Unopposed Empty MINIST DISTRICT 7 McBRIBE QUAD Seat 2 Seat 1 Seat 1 ^ Michelle L.. Crout Unopposed 1. Adai 1. John Stelling - Unopposed Sent 3 Seat 2 E' DISTRICT 8 WOMEN'S QUAD 1 Jeff Floyd - Unopposed 1. Jay Seat 1 Seat 4 Seat 3 _ i I Pa i , I I A 11 >> i. Lisa Uooclwin - Unopposeu mien unopposed bmpiy Seal 2 f'''! 5 Seat 4 1. Robin Weston ' Dor^y Stefan Unopposed 1. Gre< 2. Gwen Campbell 6 Seat 5