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Stud' Proa for i out Tomorrow is Stude day. Polls open at 9 a.n All full-time anc eligible to vote. Before voting, validated USC ID or driver's license. Dorm residents v< Off-campus stude colleges. Married housing married student housii Election results Towers' main lobby a Returns will be broadc Runoffs will be Tu (Editor's note: For lis Student Government a wL*' * aflftv Jo Bryai durin Mike Bryant, randi< said he plans to "go fu campaign. "For me because I see the othc said. Bryant, a 20-year-o! said he is running a < apathy. "It all comes feel that if you don't | complain about the w; Bryant said there ? change in Student Go Student Government Many senators are ] who are more int parliamentary proce< I think you need p students," he said. Bryant said he beli< should "really be visil Bryant has been a years and said it has students." Bryant ha Faculty Relations Cot This is Bryant's fir. hi ent Goi edures Jnrfcfin/T I I L/v/nfry $ || lined f nt Government elections Jc i. and close at 6 p.m. I part-time students are fr Dt students must show a a fee receipt and picture , I >te in their dorms. ^ nts vote in their schools or s I residents vote in the g ig district. will be announced in the 5 I tu (/.III. IUHIUITUW Ulglll.B astby WUSC-FM. I ^ esday, March 17. | | ;t of polling places see thel dvertisement on page 20.) I to. i qpw I h&r bt! \hn Bos well nt plans a rest By John Vaughan Staff Writer iate for Student Government presi ill speed ahead," in the final days < it's turning into a poster camp )r candidates with more resources Id junior accounting and finance n campaign that takes issue with st down to apathy among student vol get involved in activities, you sho ay things are handled," he said. ire several things he would like i vernment. "I think half of the pec are only playing the roles of politi political science majors, for inst Tested in getting down the p Jure. It may look good on a resum ;ople who have a genuine inter jves the Student Government pre; ble. I think it's a problem if he's nc hall advisor in LaBorde dorm fc i helped him to "be at ease with s also been a member of the Sti nmittee for two years. st yepr as a Campus Court justic je rnme he Ca * resident Vice Presh )hn Bos well Roland Fula ike Bryant Glory Gault ivadas Lynton Jim Kemp ic Miller orothy Stefan l|i c| Id I z I ? I s I s I s I ? I ? I z | x 'i_j_j__o_j.jm.jo_i M I I I fS? I M I ^ I ? I ?? I H I ZH '""illlillllij ? T ? 2 ?' 9 OU>U>CO?OU)(aUD(AUI JicIg c g a o 4 4 4 4 4 -1 -N -* ? -J I fi art cn an I tr ."w c: m ? C3 ' to oo I v sssssij . 11 ? n nn ? n * ? ' U l. V Sj Kt \J 5 t t t 6 C cn ' n- ?*. t J* | ?? Jh O a. o* >1 CT> (T | ?k CO M ? ?n?, o o " | g 1 c pi c 1118 8* N* ro I N> ' M M I K? ^ __ _ iiiilliiJ. 111 |J i 1 I * I I I i ? it 'i ii h >i ? ti ? tn :i n n k n n n m ii u u m n Bosw< i is his By Joh Sta ^ id Student Government pi Hi said that while he has WP candidates, he is running W "I think I've got good sera "I'd been thinking abc seriously last semester," and able to put in the time nncti.nll hhm uvontn jaiu uic jji csn H and Student Governmen 2M student problems. The 20-year-old philos( ^ important in the Student < Wgfe "I'd like to turn the be BRS year into a serious rival1 everybody agrees that H worse," he said. | Boswell said he wants ? parking lot on Wheat Sti Greene Street all day and USCS Placement Offi< % could be a "really fantas Boswell. He said the offic i*- - IV yvj u of camp 7 think half th /the Government a !a"8he roles of politici are political s iajor, instance, who t ^"1 getting do\ uidnt parliamentary lo see iple in he is a*s0 a Supreme C cians. Legislature. tance, According to Bryant, SI roper wjt^ severaj ^jg issues in e' . is on everyone's mind, ai in Street. I think it should weekends," he said. sident "The desegregation iss " in some way, and I belies suspension system," he j >r two b. Holderman's office, cl most decrease enrollment by ident- step forward." Bryant said he is takii :e and only have to take 12 houn nt Elec ndida ient Treasurer her Cathy Czerwonka Spencer L ynch .Illilllllli .11111111111 U, floonnrifinnn i <n ei cn on cn en ir tr ir tr '|!ls CjC 0 0 010 01 o o ^ ! Ol U) ui CO CJ CJ CO CO CO L-J sia o c a a a Glc n E - tttt-rq?!? ? cn ^ CO M ? O UJ c? | o> tr i n o o n c,o nIn slo III11 a II a II H n ? r < M H II u I) M n m H II M a II i; u t> n a u a ell says qualific n Vaughan iff Writer residential candidate John Bos1 as much experience as the oi for president because, in his wo >e." )ut running for a while and t Boswell said. "I think I'm will and effort needed for the job." dent should represent the stud t should be an effective outlet )phy junior said several issues jovernment elections. >ok exchange that was started with the Campus Bookstore. I tl the price of textbooks is get the university to reclaim "the *eet. He is also in favor of clo possibly on weekends, also. :e which helps students find j itic" help to students, accordin e could expand physically, and 11 speed aign e people in Studer re only playing th 'ans. Many senator science majors, fc we more interested i wn the prope precedure.' -Mike Brya ^ourt justice of the Student S tudent Government will have to the 1981-82 year. "Campus seci id there is the problem with Gr< be closed all day and opene* sue will affect us in the coming; /e we will have to deal with the ?aid. He said (JSC President Ja aims the new system "will prob 1000 students, and I think that ig 18 hours this semester so h s each semester if elected. lions ] itesl Secretary 0( Steve Gordin Ef/en Troanor This ye* portable c County El computer~ Sslslslsl Eachvo 0 0 0 0 of candid - ? ? Hr -it correspon 1111 candidate .iijliL The Sti ; w 2 u ? mission h 0 0 0 0 system, a 77T? ? ? commissic JL1II ^ s, * " ~ - problems I u 1 U 1^ 1 J I She said t: aannQMRRniRa . o n/i uiunc^ goods ation f? I'd like to t> well exchange tha Lher - _ rds, wto a senoui O f ^ ' Duunsioru. hen Student Government c present "inadequate" I ents Boswell said stud< for legislation that affecl Schwartz (S C. Speak student liason commit! are and he said that the p into such a group," Bos this hink A Gamecock editor ting Government candidal said. He said he has sp pit" campaigned in most sing Boswell said he "will flyers if no one is there obs, Boswell was annoi rr g to commissioner last ye that mission for a year. He s - Jjfl jnpi nt deal : cciic rj -V. cl on ' >: . ^tliPPiiii \ ,::x ::|^ k:: ' * ! will /I sj ' Preview om mission using new allot format tr the Elections Commission will use a omputer borrowed from the Richland ections Commission to count votes. A form ballot will be used by voters. ter will get a computer ballot and a list lates. The candidates' names will d with numbers on the ballot, and vill vote by filling in the ovals by the s' niimKorc >7 IIUHIMVIO. } jdent Government Elections Comas modified its computer balloting ccording to Jennifer Leon, elections >ner. aid the commission encountered last year with university computers, he commission expects to save time using the new method. ense or office urn the student book t was started this year s rival of the Campus -John Bos well ould form a committee to work on the Facilities. snts should be more involved in ts them. "I've spoken with Ramon er of the House) about setting up a ec. He said a strong lobby would help, resident should organize the students 11 i J * >wen saiu. ial March 4 that called the Student :es "lazy" was inaccurate, Boswell >ent a lot of time campaigning and has of the dorms on campus. By today have hit every dorm room, leaving ?? nted Student Government elections ar after having served on the comis also a member of Chi Psi fraternity. ":<"-::!-/w:^::::::*:*::s>:::-: '^: OHHrm^ nBHffi MFjSm ' mm Ilike Bryant