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By R. L. Ches!*y Qanwcock SUfl WrH?r Chronic absenteeism amon student-security guards hired t work nightshifts at USC's 1 women's and coed dormitories ha forced campus police to hire a< ditional guards from outsid agencies and to spread out patrol! according to M. D. Harrelsor chief of camDus securitv. a ? %f ' Robert Burgin, supervisor c student-security guards, said 3 replacements have been hire since the end of the fall, 1978 semester" Harrelson claims that despit the absenteeism problem, th safety of women's dormitories ha been maintained. ikjr i manac for new i By Bernard Sinkler Gamecock Staff Writer mi n a la--* me aiuaeni senate passed stipulating a mandatory educatioi for newly elected senators in Wednesday night. The rule will require new se attend three one-hour seminars < by the incoming and outgoing pre the senate with assistance from senators. The rule had been referred to We Bar-exanr By Michael Gooding Q?m?cock Staff Writar Some USC Law School and faculty disagree with the recent S.C. Supreme Court alterations of S.C. bar-exam guidelines, Richard Day, dean of the USC Law School, said. "I THINK that the school does not agree with the ruling, or else we wouldn't have petitioned the court," Day said. The supreme court is concerned about lawyer competency, he said, "but we think the rule has problems." Day added, "It could very possibly scare people away from practicing law in South Carolina." David Clegg, USC law student said he may have to take the North Carolina har exam unless he at tends summer school. "If I want tc specialize, I can't take the South rflrnllnn hnr " ho caiH TJ?/.r.i.rr> W...V. y I*x/ UMIV4. AJVVOIWU Ul new guidelines, Clegg said he would have to take unnecessary courses. Under the new guidelines, S.C bar applicants are required tc observe a number of trials to fulfill "trial experience," requirement* before taking the bar exam. Clegg said this is not needed becausc there is already a clinics-program course offered where students tr> cases under the supervision of a licensed attorney. The clinics program is not a required course, according to Clegg. Ou ! Studen s are chi h CAMPUS SECURITY has 48 ^ student-security guards, with each working nn avpraffp nf two niohtc a II -o ~D~ "" *" " ???"-? " j week from midnight to 8 a.m. The j problem exists because the guards ' are students, Harrelson said. "It is the point these people are e trying to go to school, and school e has to come first," he said. "If you s (students) have got an exam the next dav vou don't mind calling in itory train senators C Committee at the Feb. 14 s clarification. Sen. Conra I a rule Sciences; Sen. Dana Mc 1 program and Social Sciences; ar its action Crout, Humanities and sponsored the rule. tnators to This spring only, all conducted required to attend the -1J a_ _ r r..i. ? aa 1 ?;n t aiueuis ui iuiure, auenuance win c returning new senators and optioi senators. the Rules The senate also passe think the rule has probl 1 changes u CLEGG SAID he would like to see the undergraduate I requirements revised because they limit students to one particular area. "I don't think they (students) I will be responsive to the broad range of interests of potential clients," he said. "I don't think the judges uni derstand the ramifications of it at i all," Clegg added. USC law student Phil Brown I I Excellent summer nnunfifi and women who are inter i girls ages 7-16, guiding mental, and spiritual d persons who will dedicate to help each individual | potential should apply. ( teach in one or more of | College students, teach* apply. CAMPTHU located 17 miles south of1 ancreditfid ramn mfimht ; sports (sailing, water I canoeing), yet an added e i land sports (general athle [ rlflery, and back packing). [ water canoeing and tripp cellent program. For furthc i G. William Climer, Jr., Din ; Route 4, Box 166-A, Clo\ j 2121). itside help neo t-securi rnnirall and saying 'I can't come tc because I have to study I exam,' " Harrelson said. Burgin said his office will . arrangements to swap or rej student-security guard who a particular night off tc centrate on an exam. His concern, Burgin sa students not calling in at calling very late. This pre? nepotism against # fj except ir HI sponsore ^ w ^ Sciences; B an(* ^ # J Horseshc ^ ** Clegg, L Humanit enate meeting for Hefner, ^ d Banks, Health Humanit; >rris, Humanities "nooner id Sen. Michelle be appoi Social Sciences, offices, < any othei senators will be Governro sessions. In the "It's e mandatory for cronyisr lal for returning Humanit is for our :d a bill against sometimi ferns' pset son said, "I think the intent i good, because there is a n raise the level of trial prac Brown said "with undergr, requirements being what th< people from out of state may able to fulfill the requiremen Brown said the new gui< will cause him delav h^ra will be unable to take the bai until he completes requirements. ling opportunities for mc ested in serving boys ar them in their physics evelopment. Only thoJ their wholehearted effor child develop his or hi Dne must have ability 1 our specialized activitie srs, and coaches shou NDERBIRD, Charlotte, N.C., is an AC, >r, specializing in wat* skiing, swimming an rv\r\k^nSr% In r\l r\ 4k IliptlClOlO IO ^IdUCU Ull III tics, tennis, golf, archer\ Horseback riding, whit< ing are extras in our e) *r information write or ca ector, Camp Thunderbirc /er, S.C., 29710 (803-83' essary ity guarc y absenl > work problem in finding a re] for an he said. "It's just abou occurrence that somel make show up,'' Burgin added >lace a If a student guard doc needs up, Burgin said he tr ? con- another student as a rei id, is If this is not possible, all or hired from an outsid ents a Burginsaid. . According to the bill, no measi nepotism is in the constitute i regard to poll workers. The b d by Sen. Conrad Banks, Hea i Sen. Michelle Crout, Humaniti al Sciences; Sen. Kenny Paluc >e, Maxcy-Thornwell; Sen. Da> ,aw School; Sen. Dale Oldha ies and Social Sciences; Sen. Ja Innrnfllwm anH <5ncr?n Wp ies and Social Sciences, stipulal elated to the constitutional offic< nted to any Student Governm* :ommittees, or commissions a r appointments relating to Stud* lent not listed herein." to prevent corruption a n," Sen. Michelle Croi ies and Social Sciences, said. *T1 own protection in case we slip e along the way," Crout said. uaroui ,p Womei Abortioi j Free IrfE Birth Cor tices." Our conta< 1 A aauaie ^ ^ ^ ^ eyare, | 2009 Hflmpt< not be lts ? ielines Jjk use he r exam _i triai . Stud BSDI ,n SOUTH CA id IS INTERVIEW il, se | ts We would like t< er ternship prograr to board review in c s. will also give yo Id nursing and find ( Betty Swindler, A forward to seeing )r College of Nursi d unable to attend, e tour of the host U Street." < I I South Car i, I I "Caring Foi Jll 1 Harrelson hiring gin fj agencies be I expenses. A tO wants to gr money an op \r THE COS L guard is $3.9 $2.75 an hou )iacement, Harrelson sa . 7 Uom*/>lr>nn t a nightly >ody can't f'uden' 8uar, their dormil s not show sai.l,. s'u< ies to get )lacement. Boards are every hour. j guard is . If a studfr b agency, ln'a s<JuadJ mitory to ch re The senate appro in, $1,925 for Omicron D 11, for attending a conf< th had been sent back to es twice. :h, The senate approvi id to send to the So> n, Legislature for its ne order for a USC deleg st, es The senate defeat* rs Curtis Loftis. Unde< mt senate banquet this y nd limit spending on it to ;nt Sen. Dana Morris, nd Sciences, reported to it, hoc committee on the lis met with the publica up parties have worked ( in the future. n9a Clini i Counseling & S 1 Pregnancy Testi itrol Counseling i :t is absolutely c< >n St. Columbia ttentio Lent Nu EGREEORADDEC ROLINA BAPTIST 1NG NEWGRADU NOW > discuss with you o n, to include percef iddition to full benefi j the opportunity to < jut what it is all about RN-Nurse Recruiter, you April 2,1979 fron ng ? Lobby ? at I please call 771-5840 f mai, or come Dy I olina Baptisi rtne community S flor at Marion Stre alumbia. S.C. 2922 said he tries to avoid ards from outside ;cause of the added Iso, Harrelson said he ve students who need portunity to work. ST of a professional 0 an hour compared to ir for student guards, id. and Burgin said ds often fall asleep at tory stations. Burgin ient supervisors check for this, and required to call in it guard does not call ?ar is sent to the dor;ck on the student. ved an allocation of elta Kappa to be used erence. The allocation the finance committee ed a bill allocating $50 nth Carolina Student annual convention in ation to attend. ed a motion by Sen. :ided, to change the ear to a reception and $500. Humanities and Social the senate that the adGamecock newspaper tion staff and the two )ut plans to be detailed 256-G128 j ervice in9 J & Advice Dnfidential g S.C. 29204 n rses: 3REE HOSPITAL ATE NURSES ?ur extensive in- ; Dters and state ts and pay. This observe primary at our hospital. will be looking r? 10 am tn 9 nm . . ?~ ? r* i JSC. If you are ; or interview and ] aylor at Marion I t Hospital ince1914" e? 0 _l