The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 19, 1980, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Union By Jeannie Ralston Gamecock Staff Writer Officers for the 1980 fall semester were elected by Hussell House University Union last week. Tho ldfl-mpmhpr RHITTJ Rebecca Grimes president; Brian Dalton, vice-president; Valerie Cox treasurer; and Louise Haltiwanger, secretary. These officers will serve only one semester instead of an entire year in compliance with a RHUU constitutional amendment changing the election period to coincide with the calender year. Beginning spring semester 1981, officers will serve an entire year. S -I ^ Rebecca Grimes has been elected president of Russell House University Union for the 1980 fall semester. B & Why pay I We'ro rV I and chei I 1 doll< all prerecor i p| ana casse with a copv 814 Harden S 7771auuuui i elects Richard Singer, RHUU prograr coordinator, said the new systen will allow experienced officers t continue through the summer an< i 11 UfglU 11 If 1<1II ftf IIICSICI . The officers will coordinate th nine committees of the KHUI which are responsible for a variet of programs and events at Russel House. Grimes, a graduate student i student personnel services wh worKea tne khuu iasi year, wo after her opponent, Ken Paluch was disqualified for not carryin enough credit hours this semester DALTON, former chairman c the Visual Arts Committee an Louise Haltiwanger, a forme member of the Special Program PnmmiHoo ron imnnnnca/^ frk1* Wllllllll'i'VV , 1 an uuuppv/ovu. vv// former chairperson of the Specie Programs Committee, defeate Marsha Mansur in a run-oi election. A major objective for ne> semester is to increase RHUi membership through bette promotion of Union activities, th officers said. iiit; pi ugi aiiuinu^ is> guuu ui not everyone knows about it, Grimes said. "If we can get mor students involved it will help brin in more revenue so we can d more." Grimes said because USC is s large, RHUU activities often g unnoticed. "If we emphasize ou name, plan more activities as group instead of just committee* and promote our activities bettei urn no n rtnt oft w t v.aii gti iv/ uiv;i v: oiuucnio, Grimes said. H lill Hi Hi H ^1 \ KILLS * I W H jjr ? i r more? I leaper I aper. B pm w* ^?? h <41 WIT ded 8 trackl tte tapes | ' VI HII9 UU.I t Five Points ? 7376 B mmumm >new oi * CI n B -^HP ^41B bk >! 51 ' f ? - / B R d Pf /Vew officers of Russell Valerie Cox, treasurer; L and Brian Da/ton, vice prei U ir ie Dalton, who as vice-president is responsible for RHUU promotion it and advertising,said increases for " advertising has been reouested ir e next year's budget. g o Cox estimated next year's budget, which is being considerec o bv the Student Allocations Com o mission, at $200,000. No definite ir plans for next semester could be a made until the budget is approved, >, she said. Grimes said she expects no major changes in the RHUU but I'll, | h I V? ? I! I I ' j^ 1 ' 4r I Ffi rpr.Q v:^^^^Bw8E^^iTiWf' r^^^MmS$m ** L WMpBr' w IlliM1 >* htMmmMfflM^fc* f WBg^m ~ HHAK ' House University Union are ouise Ha/tiwanger, secretary, rid en t. ; next year's programming and any i changes will depend upon the ideas of the committee chairpersons who i will be elected this week. MORE ACTIVITIES involving i several or all committees, similar I to the All-Niter and the Spring Fling, are being considered to ! increase me visioimv ot tne entire ! RHUU. Grimes said such activities would pull all the committees together, increase communication and thereby strengthen the union. stock: rTTTk A T 1 Rol ^ i DOWNTOV\ k 1324 M/1 ENTIRE IMVPM' INCLUL 7 NEWS jf STOCK v / SL X"A IK / fr0IT \ /A^' / "?i?* ?? V K/ 3HUK \>/ fron I Su I fror m M?1] ^ 1 1 11 Rol /or affordable di 'i The GAMECOCK is the student > I newspaper of the University of South v^aiumia anu >? puun?neu im?? IimBS H wook on Monday*. Wednesdays and Friday^ during the fall and spring semester* t and once weekly on Thursdays during both summer sessions with the exception of university holidays and examination periods Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK ; are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina The University of South Carolina is an oqual opportunity institution The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the unmecocK i no stuoent rvioaia umce is the parent organization of the Gamecock Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Bon 85131. Russell House. University of SC.. , Columbia. S C 29208 Subscription rates I are $5 50 per semester and $2 for the summer sessions Third class postage paid at Columbia. SC. SaveTlore-1^ j i Good Diamonds I |! Jewelry Warehouse N I 2909 Piatt Springs Rd. I h West Cola. I ION j B3h v ^ i i? M\ SK ' u bin's I M LOCATION I VILY! I l i rv i rrnn?r if MINI D I KCt I : h r0RY jI DING IS PRING II REDUCED! I 1 JTts !! 1 $4990 J TCOATS I n $2990 II =\CKS I ! n $800 IIRTS m$6oo kfe! ?? towjjtiwo | Ml Jl