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Funding appealed By Megan Sexton Gamecock Staff Writer An appeal has been sent Student Government Vit President Michael Warshau< about the Student Senate rejectir $5,132 in funding for the Russc House University Union. Ronnie Jowers, president of tl RHUU Executive Council, said tl bill, proposed to the senate Nov. 1 would have allocated money 'The l(union) activities are programmed for only a certain few.' Senator Curtis Loftis four committees in the RHUU. Th Executive Council, Trips an Expeditions, the Video Tap Committee, and Ideas and Issue Committee all fall under this bill. Neither Jowers nor any of th members of the executive counc were present at the Senate meetir Wednesday. Jowers feels this ma be what led to the "misui derstanding between the KHU and the Senate." BY WHITING A LETTER c appeal to Warshauer, Jower hopes to be able to resubmit the bi allocating the union funds. Jower said he plans to be present at th General studies i ? ' students win clean-up contesi Sociology students at USC tl College of General Studies wc first place in the national Collei pitch-in and Clean-up contest f< their volunteer efforts restorir Columbia's Providence Home f< Women. Thp fnlloOf ropoii/oW o C1 (\l\ ? ??V WliVgV I VVVITVU U yiw check for general studi< scholarships and other uses by tt college, according to CharU Osborn, instructor and proje* director. Budweiser of America sponsoi the contest, in which more than 5( colleges and universities in eac region of the country participate USC won first place in the Souther region. "ONE ADVANTAGE for lY students in doing this kind of thir is that it gives them a uniqi educatonal experience," Osbor said. [ BE A PART OF THI I IN SOUTH I Phi Koddq Psi a pr HCEF tonight beginning Russell House. Burr Co-sponsored by J and local Schlitz D [ rejection by RHUU meeting when the Senate votes on the bill agian. to The bill was sent back to the :e Finance Committee after it was er rejected last Wednesday, aclg cording to Sen. Jeff Floyd. This ?11 was done to review how many people are being served in relation A f tvirvnfUf #\11 4-1^??. iu mc iiiuiicj aiiuvdicu iv/ LI 1C ie union, he added. le "The union does not benefit the 4' entire student body," Sen. Curtis Loftis said. "The activities are programmed for only a certain few." Jowers disagrees with this. "It would be impossible to reach the entire student body, but we are reaching more people now than we ever did before," he said. "THE UNION is trying to bring programming that is not readily available in the Columbia area," Jowers said. He also pointed out every trip the union has sponsored ie this year has been a sell out. 1(* Warshauer felt the bill was ,e rejected because some individual ;s senators may have been confused as to exactly where the money is going. " In order for a Senate vote be >8 appealed, a written appeal must be submitted to Warshauer. "" Warshauer will then read the U letter at the next Senate meeting and turn the letter over to Bob >f Stein, Finance Committee s chairman, Warshauer said. 11 s THE FINANCE COMMITTEE e will review the bill, and the appellant is then invited to the next Senate meeting where he will present his views to the Senate. The Student Allocation Committee and the Finance Committee give h their rerommondntions to thp L Senate on whether or not the bill ie should be passed. >n yg Tho GAMECOCK is the student 5 nowspapei A the University of South Carolina and is published three times a lg week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri days during the fnil and spring semesters and one* weekly on Thursdays during both summer sessions with the exception of Q. university holidays and examination }S periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK '* ate those of the editors and not those of the iS University of South Carolina. Ct The University of South Carolina is an wxjvaur U^pviHUimy (ll9ll|UIIUn. The Board of Student Publication* and Communications is the publisher of the )0 Gamecock. The Student Media Office is the >h parent organization of the Gamecock. 0 Change of address forms, subscription ' requests and other correspondence should n be sent to the GAMECOCK. Box 85131. Russell House, University of SC., Ig Columbia. S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $5.50 per semester and $2 for the o summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, n SC. HBIGGESTpeprally] I CAROLINA ind Alpha Delta Pi esent K BURN" f9 at 7:15 in front of the ling on FieldCat 9:00. &F Package Store | ealer | Ill llwlia?I?il IIMlWi1 IB* IWilli11 > HiUMIIIIUMiIM'HH >HH| wgfr By y v H "3 HLJE^HbP. J< I I W rlM ^ ^1 ygg8|SI^8 |< V^JJPjPPIiP^jl^^^^l^L < I This USC student seems intent on g Possible ea im/^/>t* R/irfi UflUC/f l^UI I By Collen Stern vestigate th Gamecock Staff Writer vcsugdic ui The Palmetto Alliance is worried about a Nuclear Regulatory ' impUo All Commission memo warning of a ... possible earthquake fault at Chem- ? Nuclear, the low-level nuclear au 113(311 waste dump in Barnwell. The memo stated that a staff geologist was informed about the existance of 35mm slides taken about two years ago revealing an apparant fault in a trench wall at the waste dump. The slides could not show sufficient evidence that it was a KTWlflHBM definite fault because they had not ft|H|v^r; been well preserved. The trench has since been covered. : The memo said that no action has been taken to investigate the fault. The NRC said they would UBjkHMj arrange for a staff geologist to |jj j examine the slides and to ii\[ WEWI ^in |ni ^ gliin^ii i mijr uiu ^ .TV T \ k k < k k k . ..? -.i - . etting some schoolwork d rthquak iwell -, e trenches at Chem- buried trench LOWE, of the then 1 iance, explained some Carolii ns about the apparant >active material are iliT ?C I for the Caro || Program, if yc I] man or sophor to learn how t Vly responsible p< I -w sign up for I 1 Leadership Sei 30. the Semin hours a week f wsm tne bpring. yoi |Kfl (CEU) credit \ valuable and fu IffjB Applications Hrl up in the De< W I Affairs Office, w Russell House. CAROLIh LEADERSH PROGRifl - JlIpiJLwMtOMlUt 1W ill ii 1^111,111 .1 I ?i .uAi?ii?y?'iwwJl,M uwg i, i limji i f ip"j^wM1 ^ +*m uy ?wwlri'ini?rtaiili i*n Ii m.i|i t jHHBB n v^ v ?r ?. . J 4H t l?m 1 , i > Kussrll K. Pai'P-CA.MKCtM'K one in this unusual r i j e jam t NRC at Chem-Nuclear in 20-ft es and these trenches are rilied up with dirt. South na is the most earthquake Sor Fault r->inf) ?^v w < }S^T~ >0! lina Leadership ?j >u are a fresh- ? nore and want [ ] :o take a more 1 Dsition in life, p the Student gj ninar by Nov. m ar will meet 2 I or 12 weeks in |l j will receive 3 ri i lours plus in- I n experiences. || can be picked |i J an of Student [;.j i west Wing, 9 IB H| M\m \