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Mark of I deadline A Feb. 10 deadline for entries in th< for college journalists has beer Professional Journalists, Sigma Deli The contest annually recognizes o cartoonists and photographers. I working on academic degrees wh during the contest period, Feb. 1, 19 required in the open competition publication or broadcast on campus. Entry blanks may be acquired thi the journalism school. The forms available. Additional blanks are av ters, 35 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago 111 Categories for the contest are: editorial cartooning, spot news, dei features) and all-round student ne article and all-round student mag; news, radio depth reporting, televis reporting; Photography ? news pho CAP Wi m from page 1 "Sen. Stein feels that by eliminating SAC the senate will have more direct control. "I think it would work if it caused superior individuals to run for the senate. I feel today's senate could handle the responsibility, but some of the senates in the past couldn't," Warshauer said. SG President Pete Haeseker supports the bill because he feels it would increase the involvement of the senators. "There are never any problems in getting qualified people to sit on SAC. I can't say the same for the senate," Haeseker said. "If we incorporated SAC into the senate, the senators would be able to spend more time and do a better job because they would be more actively involved, Haeseker said. If more senators were involved they would be able to answer more questions on the senate floor without having to go back and ask SAC the questions, Haeseker said, lilt ..,^..1^1 ? ' IV WUUIU UC (t IIIUI t? tMIlCltMll process." Hdeseker said he feels Student Government is becoming too decentralized and this bill may help the problem. Sen. Jeff Floyd said his support of the bill will depend on debate in the senate. RHIII U Ak* *. irom page i image" of the union to the public, he said. RHUU officers made a joint decision to change the delegate number from five to three so charges that he perpetrated the decision himself are untrue, Jowers said. Calling Paluch's charges against him a "tirade," lowers said thp IHpac anH iccnoc Committee had no members eligible to attend the convention and therefore he had not violated constitutional by-laws. Ideas and Issues chairperson Jane Witten had been repeatedly reminded by DuPree to turn in committee rolls and the absence of a convention delegate from Ideas and Issues is Witten's fault, Jowers 1 saia. PALUCH CHARGED that Jowers did not attend RHUU functions last semester and the president of the union should represent the organization by attending. Jowers admitted that he attended few union functions but said he had to work at night and this kept him away from RHUU affairs. "I think I live up to the job description I prepared. I may not be great (as RHUU president) but I'd rate myself as fair and terrific during the past few weeks." Jowers maintained that the constitutional by-laws were "not really" broken and told executive council members they could mA if tiAii ufonf tn '? I1K1|/^C*\,II 111 Vs 11 J VU fTWHV W. Following group discussion of the impeachment issue, a vote was taken and Jowers remained in office by 6-4 margin. A motion to reject Paluch's resignation was passed but Paluch gave Jowers a letter of resignation and refused further comment. *= i ii mii' lltt'fcli zxcellence > Feb. 10 i 1979-80 Mark of Excellence contest i announced by the Society of ta Chi. utstanding student writers, editors, Eligible to compete are persons o were enrolled as USC students 79 through Feb. 1, 1980. No fees are and entries are not restricted to -ough professor Mark Etheridge in may be duplicated by any means ailable from SPJ, SDX headquar.60601. Newspapers ? editorial writing, >th reporting (including series and wspaper; Magazine ? non-fiction azine; Broadcasting ? radio spot ion spot news and television depth to and feature photo. "THE PROCESS of allocating funds is very important, involving a lot of organizations, and needs to be looked at closely. I don't want to see the bill pushed through too quickly," Floyd said. Sen. Matt Ward said the elimination of SAC is a good idea, but pointed out the importance of a non-biased senate and finance committee. mere are people in the senate I now who don't represent students' views and who are biased against certain organizations," Ward said, j "This bill has potential, but it is a big responsibility. Still, I think it can work well with good people." 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