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Senate
By Lana Carter
Staff Writer
The Russell Ho.je
university Union president
should be elected by union
members rather than by a
campus-wide election, the
Student Senate was told
Wednesday by a special
senate committee.
John Hiott, chairman of an
ad hoc committee formed to
study the union election
procedure, said too many
students are not aware of the
union's functions and
therefore, aren't qualified to
elect the union's president.
WE KNEW it would be a
disadvantage for the
campus, as well as union
members, for the president
to be elected on a campuswide
basis," Hiott said.
The ad hoc committee also
studied past poor relations
between the union and
Student Government.
"They (the union) are
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clearly separate from the
Student Government," Hiott
said. According to the
union's 1979-80 annual re
port, funding, the only area
of Student Government
involvement in the union, is
the union's biggest problem.
The union is funded by
student activity fees.
THE COMMITTEE on
Rules reported that a copy of
a senate-approved resolution
supporting full formula
funding was sent to USC
President James B.
Holderman, USC Board of
Trustees members, the five
university vice presidents,
the state commissioner of
education and several other
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Clifton Furman, Kath
uzerwonka, Jill Mitcheltre<
Donald Hottel, Paul Reeve
Darlene Hagan, Crai
Downing and Christin
Robinson to serve on senat
committees.
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proved as South Buildin
senator. John Benso wa
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Campus Court and Housto
Fitzpatrick was denied
court position by the Power
and Responsibility Con
mittee.
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