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Senate Bv Bernard Slnklar Qanwcocfc Staff Writer The Student Senate passed a Judicit Wednesday, providing for a student adv< campus court system. The purpose of the advocate prograr represent any student or student orgai university judiciary, university commit stated in the bill. "This will put someone constantly th interest and to make it a truly fair h Mirhaol MArrir f ?-? T.??J AfAtVIIMVA ATAV/A JL IO, JL/HVY ?JVHV/U1, % U UU member. THE BILL also states that in discip Office of Campus Relations, the chairm; Committee on Academic Responsibility accused student at all appropriate pointi the student advocate program.'' In non-disciplinary cases, the stud advise the student of appropriate proce alternatives available. U.Sforc ot fcSritis By Patti Sturgeon Qam?cock Staff Writer Proponents of an anti-isolationist policy prevailed at the British Union Tuesday in the Campus Room of Capstor A crowd of more than 200 people cam' participate in the debate. Supporting a U.S. policy of isolationis Wilkinson and John Kozma. Represer posing side were George Bravante Gleason. Wilkinson opened Ihe debate U.S. has never had isolationism or a coh policy. 'With isolationism lack of communicath misunderstanding.. "Isolationism is the only way to insure liberty and our security as a nation," Wi He argued that people should not let interfere with their lives by encouraging in the affairs of other countries. "We must abandon present alliances v us to defense and form no new ones," Wi In the past, the United States has inte affairs of other nations for selfish reason [ Dunsinane Armoury |j |] I Military miniatures, || ij J li l^i_ r> ^ _ i _ Li 11 i ivioueis, cjooks, rnnis, Games. ! Opening March 10 | 403-B Catawba Ave. [ OffHugerSt. i ! South of Blossom j Hours: Wed. 6-9 pm I 10 am-6 pm 'THE LANGUAGE OF SOUL" A free lecture on Christian Science by GORDON R. CLARKE, C.S.B. t of Milwaukee, Wisconsin sponsored by FIRST CHIJR CH OF CHR 1ST, SCIENTIST ; Saturday, March 10th, | at 11:00 A.M. The Woman'? Club j 1703 Blosaom Street j (Maxcy Gregg Park A Henderson St.) Student advoc OK's bill to \ Positions as student with at least sophomore iry Committee bill A faculty adviser whe ocate system in the faculty and the South C advocate program. Thi n "is to assist and year and might be reap lization before the The Student Senate J tee or officers," as of that committee wi selection committee ar ere to defend their for applicants. Qualific earing," said Sen. the selection committer ticiary Committee advocate for a one-year ACCORDING TO the linary cases, "the it, up to five but not moi an of the Collegiate appointed to assist the < /, shall inform the In other action, the s ?of the existence of to Omicron Delta Kap Allocations Commissi ent advocate will to committee because u dure rules and the SG Vice President senate approved, sev ;ign policy t( h Union Del "It's time to end the game liberties and properties," Ko U.S. foreign Wilkinson's argument. Debate, held U.S. intervention in V le House. destroyed land that could h. e to hear and vegetation to feed its people, I George Bravante opened tl m were Tom isolationist forces, saying iso! iting the op- concept. and Chris "Foreign governments mi i, saying the tervention," Bravante said. " erent foreign Without U.S. weapon sales would have no oil and there comes 'Isolationism is on and to insure oi liberty.. s our personal power, Bravante said, lkinsonsaid. Bravante's partner in the corporations agreed, saying, "Isolationist I intervention way of life in both political an "With isolationism comes vhich commit and misunderstanding, and lkinson said. comes war," Gleason said, rvened in the "It is truly a sad day when; is, he added. upon his brother as Cain did t< Think Positive About ( Vote Julian Eme President For a more respor Student Governm "WORKING TOGETHER MAKES THE Di Candidate fo Student Body Pres ates to assist, advise upgrade cot advocates are open to "any student portionn i standing," Morris said. Maxcy-' > is a member of the USC Law School Quadran Carolina Bar will be appointed to the Sciences e faculty adviser will serve for one Sen. Bill pointed. Health ! udiciary Committee, and chairman Michelle ill compose the student advocate chairma id advertise through student media id applicants will be interviewed by Sen. L e; two will be appointed, one a chief announce term with possible reappointment. elections if necess ! bill, if the court caseload warrants Richland re than 10 student advocates may be polling p] :hief student advocate. enate failed again to approve $1,925 Reside pa, ODK, allocated by the Student will vot< r?, SAC. The allocation was sent back Universi ise of the funds was unclear. student ] Garry Norris appointed, and the some sir en members to the senate reap- the bill. [~~TZ : opic Man ci I COLUMBIA (AP) 1^ 4rjr% been charged with n I? cl M. of a USC student. Larry Portee, 30, s played with our lives, slaying of Phillip Ivf zma said, in defense of Solicitor James Ai Portee. ietnam affairs has Authorities said C ave been used to grow Motor Inn in Columl (ozma said. front desk at the moi le remarks for the anti- ? lationism is an outdated List be open to our in- ICaroli They need us." __ to foreign countries, we WW Oum%mm would be no balance of Abortk r thf* nn/i/ vuav I rz ' IVIV Will J r I c rr personal Birth Co j Our cont( 2009 Homp debate, Chris Gleason, > is a detriment to man's d economic areas." H ; j= lack of communication with misunderstanding a man will turn his back -J;;[) Abel," he added. ; , ~ rion Hi JJ j j^sjt ,s,ve bCj S|i ent FFERENCE" BBEBj r S BalpKj iident pio|| ||??#| I . . UM U . . . , - - . * ?^ . - V, - W xrt system ?ent committee: Sen. Kenny Paluch, Horseshoe, rhornwell, Sen. Bud Kennie, McBryde gle, Sen. John Aftab-Alam, Humanities and Social , Sen. Carl Stoudemire, Business Administration, 1 Greer, Science and Math, Sen. Conrad Banks, Sciences and Sen. Clifton Burns, Towers. Sen. Crout, Humanities and Social Sciences, is n of the committee. >ale Oldham, Humanities and Social Sciences, *d that, according to the elections bill, the spring are scheduled Monday with run-offs Wednesday, ary. Voting machines will be obtained from the I County Elections Commission and placed at 18 Iflpps arnnnH rammic . vM...|/W. nts of Nada Apartments and Wade Hampton Hotel 5 as off-campus students. Residents living in ty Terrace, Woodland Terrace and marriedhousing will vote as such even though there are igle students living in them. The senate approved In itmnr 1 ?v?i &r a. ir ly ? A Central Correctional Institution parolee has nurder and armed robbery in the stabbing death , of Columbia was charged Wednesday in the in Courtney, 22. nders said he will seek the death penalty against ourtney, who worked nights at the Golden Eagle bia, was found lying in a pool of blood behind the tel Wednesday morning. 256-0128 >nBs Clinic :>n Counseling & Service e Pregnancy Testing i >ntrol Counseling & Advice act is absolutely confidential rj ton St. Columbia, S.C. 29204 |