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Attorney General Pete Levinson
argued the provision was passed
by the Judicial Advisory Board
and signed by President James
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noiaerman ana mai it was sufficient
judicial procedure. The
Supreme Court said the student
would be retried because the
procedure was insufficient.
The Supreme Court has the
authority to rule Ardaiolo's
decision and the Judicial Advisory
Board's regulation invalid, Clegg
said. "It is a question of campus
law, and the Supreme Court is in
control of that law," he said.
THE DECISION to make a
judgement on a student's case in
his absence was made before
Ardaiolo became associate dean of
student affairs, he said. Ardaiolo
said he was just following the same
procedure the previous associate
dean of student affairs, Marsha
Duncan, followed.
Duncan said the Judicial Advisory
Board may review and
make recommendations on any
proposal affecting the judicial
system. When the board reviews
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want togo to jail."
"I'd go to Canada. I feel I'd be a |
hindrance because I'd cry on the
front line and wouldn't be able to
see what I was shooting at," said
Joan Heinz, an education junior.
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music major, said, "I want to do
my own thing. I'm not going to
fight for something I don't know
about."
"The draft is long overdue
because the quality of the armed
service is at a very low level," said
Eric Miller, a criminal justice
sophomore.
Herbert Blassengale, a biology
sophomore, said he wouldn't go to J
war. "I'd leave and go to a Third '
World country."
"I think we should stay barefoot
and pregnant," said Cindy
Williamson, journalism
sophomore. "I'd rather stay home
and keep the fire warm."
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the draft would depend on the time j
and situation.
"I'm all for it because the |
enlisted section of the armed
services is for the most part the !
dregs of society," said Ken I
Itarkas, a marine science junior. '
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by the presence of numbers in the
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choice for women whether they !
want to sign up or not."
t "Carter should appropriate
more money for defense, but not
the draft." said Glenn Smith, a
freshman history major.
"I don't know how well I'd do as
a soldier," said Lynn Buff,
sopnomore t^ngnsn major, oui i a
try to fight."
Undeclared sophomore Rick Ledford,
who served six years in!
Vietnam, said the quality of the
army has declined since the
discontinuation of the draft. "If
they want to strengthen the
military they are going to have to
reinstate it," he said.
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