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| Michae Vice presi Michael Warshauer, a junior financ said he is running for SG vice presider make it a more effective lobbying voic students. "The Student Government doe now, and we get along fine. We have to Student Government that will be 01 j Its (new constitution worth the risk to chanc because it's no more effective than its power," he said. The vice president has the responsi ] make sure the legislative body works, W, said. If elected, he said he plans to m ] senate committee chairmen once a week, ; to give them five weeks to get things done. 1 The Safety and welfare of the students s -1 N -.-v s *** HmBr ^ - if HpHHMjH^^: ^.v^. \ -i-^-v; P^ Senate From page 13 r- ? cmpiy Seat 3 Seat 4 - General Studies 1. Curtis Empty Seat 5 General Studies DISTRICT Empty NURSINC DISTRICT 16 UNDECIDED AND PHYSICA INTERDISCIPLINARY feat 1 , Seat 1 1- Lloyd Empty Seat 2 ^eat 2 1. Henry R. Weeks III - Unopposed 1. Oscar I IB > >1 Warshaue dential candidal e major, a primary concern of SG, V it to help "Right now the campus isn't si e for the were ranpH u/oot i* z . wu> tt wn emu it was i s nothing in a senate meeting," he said, create a ir voice, Warshauer said he also plan require senators to be in the SG < ? day so their constituents can find t Warshauer said he would activ p ' input into SG and "actively cha * government." lobbying Warshauer has said he is i proposed constitution. "It's wo ibility to change," he said. arshauer "I have the creativity to come t icet with students have been waiting to hea and "not persistence to turn the ideas into r Warshauer is currently SG seer hould be affairs. f experience in < should be run didate for SG vi three months i - ? g wrote to the i procedures anc p SG Vice prosit Seat 3 M. Loftis Jr. - Unopposed 1* Conrad Banks Seat 4 r 17 HEALTH SCIENCES, Empty J, PHAHMACY, HEALTH I r-r* i. cu. rutSLIU MbALTM LII5> I HIU1 18 - LA ^ Seat i E. Carroll Unopposed 1 Dav|d L C|eg? Seat 2 1. Michael Morri! L. Torres - Unopposed 2. Tim Rogers /arshauer said. 51 afe. Three girls Sj lever brought up s, if elected, to office one hour a hem. ely seek student <| nge the student n favor of the rth the risk to ip with the ideas r, and I have the eality," he said. etary of student 'Thomas W Vice presidents st qualified candidate in terms of all tl deliberative bodies and how they peopl says Thomas Wilkinson, can- "i* _ j A V ce president. be a parliamentarian of the senate for stude intil he was fired this past month his jo to Wilkinson, a guest column he i Gamecock criticizing senate 1 the lack of leadership in present lent Garry Norris. h ice president, Wilkinson said he 1 senate bills prepared two or three eXC* tice of senate meetings so the ; prepared for debate on the issues. Wil . I LM1_ > nave uius assigned to committees prop* ings. becai id he will remain non-partisan if doesr ice president doesn't have the right Wil >n issues except in extreme cir- Claris ; has to be able to do the paperwork Honoi reryone will know what is going on senat For secret Unopposed Bill Co* Barbie Met W SCHOOL __________ A debate between candic I - Unopposed president of Student Gove ; SG, has been rescheduled f 3 at 1 p.m. at the Russel patio. i 11 US B i 11 1 w ~ ' " >i" ilkinson~?~i of candidate ie time. He also has to appoint ^qualified e to chair committees," he said. shouldn't be the responsibility of a student to senator 24 hours. The only way he can be a nt and a senator is if the vice president does b efficiently," he said. The vice president doesn't fj iave the right to speak out j arkl ? - -* 111 cAiierne circumstances.'! Ikinson is opposed to a new constitution [j >sed by SG President Seamus O'Boyle jse, "it doesn't reflect much thought and it J i't solve our problems." liinson is secretary-treasurer of the \ :>sophic Society, a member of Association of j r Students, the Russian club and is a former or. ary For treasurer T. Houston (je Fitxpatrick III latcs for Terri Lender rnment, i*rHouse J Greg Worthy * w' W. *4%'*4% t%4%4%4%4*4%4%4*.