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Senate < By Bernard Slnkler Qarrococfc Staff Wrtt?r The Student Senate passed a Judiciar Wednesday, providing for a student advoc campus court system. The purpose of the advocate program rftnrfiSflnt nnv shiHAnt nr ctnHont APitonli , ?V ??? * ?< ? "* UI.UUV1H U15UIU1 university judiciary, university committe stated in the bill. "This will put someone constantly ther interest and to make it a truly fair he* Michael Morris, Law School, a Judic member. THE BILL also states that in disciplii Office of Campus Relations, the chairman Committee on Academic Responsibility, accused student at all appropriate points c the student advocate program." Tn nnn-Hic/>inlinatnt *? nvii vuuvipiiimi j UlC dlUUCI advise the student of appropriate procedi alternatives available. U.Sfore of Britisl u.. n.iAi >*. uy ram oiuiyuuil Qam?cock Staff Writer Proponents of an anti-isolationist U policy prevailed at the British Union D< Tuesday in the Campus Room of Capstone A crowd of more than 200 people came I participate in the debate. Supporting a U.S. policy of isolationism Wilkinson and John Kozma. Representi posing side were George Bravante Gleason. Wilkinson opened the debate, U.S. has never had isolationism or a coher oolicv. 'With isolationism lack of communication misunderstanding.. "Isolationism is the only way to insure o liberty and our security as a nation," Wilk He argued that people should not let c interfere with their lives by encouraging i in the affairs of other countries. "We must abandon present alliances wh us to defense and form no new ones," Wilk In the past, the United States has interv affairs of other nations for selfish reasons, IDunsiriane Armoury [j Military miniatures, [j jj i Moaeis, books, Krints, Games. [ Opening March 10 | 403-B Catawba Ave. ! OffHugerSt. I j South of Blossom 1 I Hours: Wed. 6-9 pm | 10 am-6 pm j "THE LANGUAGE OF SOUL" A free lecture on ChriHtian Science \ rj by GORDON R. CLARKE, C.S.B. j] V # Kl!l I If/* I oi iviiiwauKee, w inrosiHin sponsored by ?i FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Saturday, March 10th, at 11:00 A.M. The Woman's Club 1703 Blossom Street (Maxcy Gregg l*ark 4 Henderson St.} > Child Care - I'ark in Hear ^ Student advocates to i OK's bill to upg Positions as student advocates are o] with at least sophomore standing," Mor v Committee bill A faculty advispr who is a mnmhor nf ate system in the faculty and the South Carolina Bar will advocate program. The faculty advise] "is to assist and year and might be reappointed. nation before the The Student Senate Judiciary Commi e or officers," as of that committee will compose the selection committee and advertise thn e to defend their for applicants. Qualified applicants wil iring," said Sen. the selection committee; two will be ap iary Committee advocate for a one-year term with possil ACCORDING TO the bill, if the court nary cases, "the it, up to five but not more than 10 studer i of the Collegiate appointed to assist the chief student adv shall inform the In other action, the senate failed aga >f the existence of to Omicron Delta Kappa, ODK, allocs Allocations Commission, SAC. The alloc ?t advocate will to committee because use of the funds w Lire rules and the SG Vice President Garry Norris i senate approved, seven members tc ign policy topic 1 Union Debate "It's time to end the games played with ou liberties and properties," Kozma said, in def S. foreign Wilkinson's argument. sbate, held U.S. intervention in Vietnam affairs House. destroyed land that could have been used t to hear and vegetation to feed its people, Kozma said. George Bravante opened the remarks for tl were Tom isolationist forces, saying isolationism is an 01 ng the op- concept. and Chris "Foreign governments must be open to saying the tervention," Bravante said. "They need us." eni ioreign witnout U.S. weapon sales to foreign counti would have no oil and there would be no bal comes 'Isolationism is the only n and to insure our persi liberty.. ur personal power, Bravante said. insonsaid. Bravante's partner in the debate, Chris G orporations agreed, saying, "Isolationism is a detriment t< ntervention way of life in both political and economic areas "With ICAlofinnicm nnmoc lonlr r\( nnmmiir ich commit and misunderstanding, and with misunders insonsaid. comes war," Gleason said. ened in the "It is truly a sad day when a man will turn h he added. upon his brother as Cain did to Abel," he adde( Think Positive About Carolina! Vote Julian Emersoi Prnidtnt For a more responsive Student Government WORKING TOGETHER MAKES THE DIFFEREN< Candidate for Student Body President assist, advise mAo mi irf < jen to "any student portionment committc rissaid. Maxcy-Thornwell, the USC Law School Quadrangle, Sen. Johr be appointed to the Sciences, Sen. Carl St r will serve for one Sen. Bill Greer, Scier Health Sciences and ittee, and chairman Michelle Crout, Hur i student advocate chairman of the comm nigh student media 1 be interviewed by Sen. Dale Oldham, pointed, one a chief announced that, accon 3le reappointment. elections are schedule< if necessary. Voting n : caseload warrants Richland County Eleci it advocates may ' *e polling places around c ocate. in to approve $1,925 Residents of Nada A] ited by the Student will vote as off - cam ation was sent back University Terrace, as unclear. student housing will v ippointed, and the some single students 1 the senate reap- the bill. Man charge | COLUMBIA (AP) ? A Central C > been charged with murder and an r of a USC student. ] Larry Portee, 30, of Columbia t lives slaying of Phillip Ivan Courtney, 22 ense of Solicitor James Anders said he > ! Portee. has Authorities said Courtney, who \ o grow Motor Inn in Columbia, was found front desk at the motel Wednesday he anti lltdated our in- CaPOHlM we Women's I ance of A i r Abortion Couns way Free Pregna 2n&l Birth Control Col - Our contact is abs | 2009 Hampton St. C rleason, i i? o man's minitiiiiiiiiiinnmiTubiiiiii ihii < >? '* **_-. , - ? lication landing lis back I i. wgjjfi \.;'^ ?Ji / r v vioifi fc- ww W? ^ I KJ system *e: Sen. Kenny Paluch, Horseshoe, Sen. Bud Kennie, McBryde i Aftab-Alam, Humanities and Social oudemire, Business Administration, ice and Math, Sen. Conrad Banks, n r* ? ^en. Pinion Burns, lowers. lien, nanities and Social Sciences, is ittee. Humanities and Social Sciences, ding to the elections bill, the spring i Monday with run-offs Wednesday, machines will be obtained from the tions Commission and placed at 18 am pus. partments and Wade Hampton Hotel ipus students. Residents living in Woodland Terrace and marriedote as such even though there are iving in them. The senate approved d in slaying lorrectional Institution parolee has med robbery in the stabbing death was charged Wednesday in the I. vill seek the death penalty against worked nights at the Golden Eagle lying in a pool of blood behind the morning. 256-0128 Elinic eling & Service j incy Testing jnseling & Advice olutely confidential fj olumbia, S.C. 29204 |j g - _.T7^ p ^ p. - | j F.T o g j IP |^D.-:.-i7^