The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 05, 1980, Page Page 3, Image 4
Student
new clat
By Patty McCarthy (
Staff Writer
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A resolution changing t
USC's class dropping system |
was passed unanimously by c
the student senate Wed- [
nesday. <
The change would extend s
the late registration Deriod s
from one week to four weeks. <
No grade would be recorded <
for courses dropped during J
this time. In the two weeks J
following late registration, a \
,4W," or withdraw, would be 1
recorded. After that, a
"WP " or u/ilhHrnu; failinff
would be recorded. i
Academic Committee i
Chairman Donald Hottle <
said the present system is !
"inherently poor and not
consistent with other i
schools." Ke saiu students !
are "severely restricted 'by
the seven-day drop period
because the time does not
allow for testing. The senate
Standards and Petition
Committee will lobby the
faculty senate in January to
pass the resolution for next
fall.
In other senate business:
The senate unanimously
voted to prepare a program
honoring Heisman Trophy
winner George Rogers Dec.
15 on tne Horsesnoe. ine
senate allocated $275 for the
program.
About 500 students
received Gator Bowl tickets
during Wednesday's pick-up
period, according to senate
Athletic Committee
Chairman Leon Parrott. I~
About 2,000 tickets are still
available at the Roundhouse
ticket office for $14 each.
Parrott said student
tickets for home basketball
games are available at the
rnlispnm To receive a
ticket, a student must
present a USC identification
card. The next basketball
ticket pick-up is Monday.
Russell House Theatre
Fri. Dec. 5 7,9:30
Sat. Dec. 6 6-2:50.7.9:30
Note special Saturday
Matinee
Matlnee-$1 Rvenln?s-$1.50
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Gator I
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(Thr fcina 0 cth
14x18 Print only
$10.00
Shipping & Handling
152.50 |
S.C. Residents Add 1
4% Sales Tax
Super Christmas Gift I
For that Gamecock
Fart
Ford's Custom Framing
819 Folly Rd.,
IChas.,S.C. 29412
803-795-3160
BankAmericard
& Master Charge
Accepted I
: senate
ss-drop
A survey of student unions
it other universities showed
hat money is the biggest
>roblem at all unions, not
>nly at USC's Russell House
Jniversity Union. In all
;ases, the student unions and
student governments are
separate but cooperating
>rganizations. RHUU
Committee Chairman John
Eiiott said a report on the
survey will be sent to the
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for discussion.
Student Government's
airport shuttle service
provided transportation to
campus for more than 100
students returning from
Thanksgiving break. Student
Government plans to offer a
similar service for spring
vacation.
A reception to improve
relations between the faculty
senate and the student
senate was proposed by <
senate Communications |
Committee Chairman Mark
Langston.
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The senate unanimously
approved Student Governmont
ProciHont T qtpv
1I1VIIV A m VU1UVIIV &JU1 a J
Kellner's recommendation
to remove Donna Dawkins
from the student Board of
Publications Committee for
her failure to attend
meetings.
George Mineff, chairman
of the Powers and
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Responsibility Committee,
reported favorably on three
committee appointments.
Jasper N. Ramsey Jr. was
appointed to the Financial
Aid Committee. Ricky Wade
was named to the Standards
and Petition Committee and
R. Scott Dover was appointed
to the Student
Faculty Relations Committee.
Two judicial appointments
were approved by Judicial
Committee Chairman Peter
Shahid. Jeff Cunningham
was named student Supreme
Court justice and George
Bravante was appointed
Campus Court judge.
The final student senate
meeting of the semester will
be held at 5:15 p.m. Wed
nesday in Calcott.
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