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] Volume LXIX, No. 122 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. March 16, 19"70 Bv Qam Pete Haeseker def Emerson 1,110 to 872 in Student Government, SG the USC student body vot In the vice presiden defeated Carl Stoudemir< Gregory Worthy was Terry Lender 966-898. STRONG VOTER arc (Horseshoe , Maxcy-Thi votes to Emerson's 18; D the Roost), 152-79, and Di Emerson's strongest (McBryde Quadrangle Haeseker's 5. T~?i I :tu u:~ ..:?4 ? ricoscu wiui ins vitiw work ahead. "We need and students," he said, selves; we're working f< more student input and ii "We have a respec ministration; it'sashair "Students should com to try to rotate meetii Capstone and South Bi would allow us to hav< ticipate," Haeseker said the senate is trying to do elect each year." "IT'S ALSO importan how students feel aboi Haeseker added. "I wou on the way to class and he said. 'We're i working selves; working students, like to s ?iuu?ni 11 involvemei SG Presidt Pete Haesi k S< JtHaes presic by wi ' Ron Stokes acock Stall Writer eated Greek candidate Juliai Wednesday's run-off election fo , president. Less than 10 percent c edinthe election. tial run-off, Michael Warshaue e by 23 votes, 975-952. elected treasurer. He defeate ?as for Haeseker were District arnwell), where he received 13 istrict 6 (Bates House, Bates Wesi strict8 (Women's Quad), 107-29. support came from District ). He received 117 votes t 7, Haeseker said there was a lot c more communication oetween si "We're (SG) not working for oui :>r the students, and I'd like to se nvolvement. ;ted lobbying voice to the a( le that we waste it," Haeseker sai< e to senate meetings; we're goin tigs and hold them at places lik Hiding that have facilities whic e a gallery so students can pai . "This way students will know th* something; it's not just a group w t tor senators and officials to kno it issues and what is going on, ild like to see students pull me ov< give me their ideas and opinions, (' fSG) not \ for our- V we're for the f/ and I'd \ ee more iput and M 7 / G elect eker wins ient's race \de margin Haeseker said he plans to i summer to "get the necessary | n run smoother next year." r Emerson said he felt it was e (elected constitutional officer them," he said. "I'll be intere r Haeseker will initiate to reinst 11 _ J J 1 campus, n,merson aaaea. d Vice President-elect Warsfc forward to a good year of "Student Government needs l 1 learn; it shouldn't take two yeai 4 system," he said. "Students goi t, steps in order to achieve effecti1 "I'd like to thank those studc 7 to try and get people to vote," o upset with the poor turnout.'' Warshauer's strongest areas >f District 8, 91-43. Stoudemire G District 7,96-25. re i rv x\. L 1 \ ions' Vice nrf* winner W victor by remain at USC during the groundwork done so SG will i "good clean race. They've s) got a big job ahead of sted to see' what programs ate SG as a major force on luer said he was "looking working together" in SG. to be an easier system to rs to get acquainted with the ing into office need to follow ve government," he said. ints who went to the trouble Warshauer said. 4Tm still > were District 1, 96-49 and had a strong showing in ' 1 / 1 r R. - iid&ntial arshauer .IBpi only 23 STOUDEMIRE, who lost by 23 votes, close race. I'm disappointed that so fe\ I do appreciate the efforts of those whc said. Stoudemire said his loss occurred work hard enough" on his campaign, where I thought I had it and needed wish Warshauer success with the In Stoudemire said. "I hope he gets senat those people who supported me to back Treasurer-elect Worthy picked u] support from District 7 (McBryde Qi received 74 votes Wednesday. "I fee best, most qualified candidate," Worth He said he was "looking forwan working with Pete, Mike and Barbai with hard work and dedication we comphshed, he said. ''Hopefully with the attitudes of t upcoming year will bring a change in towards Student Government," Worth FOLLOWING are the winners in ser District 2 seat 1) Tony Turner - 65 nicfript 3 ^ seat 1) Barbara Derrick - 83 H seat 2) A paper-ballot run-off was 1 W B. Gault opposed Ruffin Weaver; re press time. seat 3) Presphonia Jefferies - 53 District 5 seat 2) A1 Hutchinson - 73 District 6 seat 1) Stephen T. Mack opposed G< paper-ballot run-off Thursday. District 11 seat 3) Joe Murphy - 51 Andy Clark - 54 'Student rnment ne< be an system to I shouldn't U years to acquainted the system. \SG Vice P elect Micha Warshauer ** W-'r " ^ said "It was a damn v students voted, but ?did support me," he because he "didn't "I didn't get support it most,"he said. "I nprovement of SG," e support,and I'd like him." p some unexpected ladrangle) where he 1 they supported the ly said. i to next year and ra (McKie). I'm sure can eet thines ac he new officers this the students' feelings y said. latorial run-offs. held Thursday. Glory suits not available at eorge Mineoff Jr. in a Goveeds to easier earn; it ike two > get with f rvdiucifc el