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11 ^ This wMb* the last ^MA Gamecock published fl before Spring Break. Br Publication wW resume -^H ' 11 \)|i^ ||| Wednesday, April 1. South Carolina's Best College Newspaper Wednesday Volume LXX No.7Q University of South Carolina, Columbia.S.C. March 18,1981 win From S The top vote getters in h I Government president and \ yesterday's run-off to capt spots. Official results showed Boswell took 1,751 votes to < the vice presidency race, G1 opponent Jim Kemp's 1,332. Boswell won by landslid Columbia Hall, McBryde qiu His margin in those areas Bates House, Bates West a ministration. Miller held a women's lowers and Wade I Gault won majorities in S margin in those areas was 3 Building, the College of Bi men's Towers. Kemp too lives), Sims and the women's Boswell said the key to h (campaign. "In the past weel I don't think anyone ever cai "ANOTHER KEY was I d just a USC student," Boswell Boswell said Intrafraterni some candidates' campaign IFC-backed candidates who Feme By Donald Asaistai Several female USC s telephoned by an unidentii physician, tried to persua< nighttime physical examir spokesmen. The caller, who claims to I Department of Health and E described as having good n James B. Campbell, vice Campbell said the calls bega He said several female stu man identifying himself a: Thomson Student Health ( women their physical exair and suggested they come to complete the checkups. CAMPBELL SAID two of t confidential, agreed to me found the addresses ne gave been hurt yet Campbell sai< for the women s safety. "We are concerned about ^P^^iflP|H^BMi3 ^^pp p^ '*^^lplflj ' sbjfr' -Mf.'?''/ ?'1*1* it . ^la mmmm$*-> '&&&*W*s*.-- M Geon 2lI7o11 3? W i SG taff Reports ist Thursday's race for Student rice president prevailed again in ure solid victories for the two . presidential candidate John opponent Eric Miller's 1,161. In orv Gault received 1 R79. vntf?c in es at South Tower, Capstone, adrangle and the men's Towers, was 733-323. Boswell also took nd the College of Business Adi slight advantage at Sims, the lampton Hotel. outh Tower and Capstone. Her 117-137. Gault also carried South isiness Administration and the k Preston-Woodrow (where he Towers. is election was his door-to-door i we knocked on over 3,000 doors, npaignedat that scale," he said, lidn't come off as a Greek. I'm said. ty Council endorsements helped s. However, he said the three were elected? Boswell, Gault lies re\ B. Weatherbee nt News Editor tudents have reported being ied male who, by posing as a de the women to consent to a lation, according to university ye employed by USC and the S.C. Environmental Control, has been ledical knowledge, according to president of student affairs, n about nine weeks ago. dents have reported calls from a s "Dr. Jackson," from USC's Center. "Dr. Jackson" told the tination forms were incomplete his office at a nighttime date to he women, whose names remain et the man, but upon arriving were false. Although no one has i he and other USC officials fear the girls' safety because he (the W " V..~ v , . x>% \ " ' *' *% <;v*> ' ' / - . < < ye Curry nnc and Treasurer Spench Lynch anyway. Gault said her campaign teai She had not made any campai; the vice president doesn't decid "I feel my first priority will I I'll be working with and to let other," Gault said. "I feel as p say what we're going to do. "I think the senators have t< want and try to deal with the iss Gault said she thought about; year, but decided she needed se for the South Tower senate se running for vice president this 3 Only 3,115 voters turned out from the 3,700 who voted Th turnouts were Student Governr In run-offs for Student Sen; district lseat two, Jim Oxley Crowey; district 4-seat one, IV Eddie Greenleaf; district 5-se; three, Jake Gadsden; district 8 In district 9-seat three, Kath one, Barney Corbett; district district 16-seat one, John Stua Palmer. oort a V" caller) has enough medical k Pom?k?11 ?irnu~ 1- T v^nii|jucii acxiu. 111c jKJUjjie i convincing to the unsuspecting! Dr. Isao Hirata, Thomson St said he was called eight weeks whose daughter, a USC student as a health center doctor also w< THE GIRL refused to meet during the conversation the telephone number. The phony d and told the woman her daught in an accident. "This is not a nice person," I he is a very persuasive and impi Campbell said most residei notified of the situation and " while"? until last Fridav. Campbell said his office receii a female student living off-cam by a man identifying himself as working for USC and DHEC. Th water had been contaminated hi meet with him for a check-up. Tl Campbell said his office has j USC bo Secreta By Tom < Staff W USC's Board of Trustees acce] of Dr. George Curry, who serv< university secretary and execut according to board Chairman R. "For some time we have beer to retire and it was only in kee] board very reluctantly and with his resignation last week," Demi USC President James B. Hold executive assistant in Septemb has been a tremendous help t efforts to turn Carolina from standing potential into a great national and international recog The 63-year-old Curry, a nai naturalized American, came graduate student after working agency during World War II. DENN!S SAID Curry will fc its w ? were stronger contenders in was the key to her success, gn promises because she said le the issues. be to get to know the senators the senators get to know each resident of the senate, I can't 3 find out what their districts ?ues accordingly," she said, running for vice president last mate experience first. She ran ?at last year with the idea of /ear, she said. ior me run-ott election, down ursday. However, both voter nent election records. ate seats, the winners were: ; district 2-seat two, Ann Mc[ichael Sheely, and seat four, at two, Gale Sharpe, and seat -seat two, Jeffrey Jordan, ly Czerwonka; district 10-seat 11-seat four, Kenneth Allen, trt; district 17-seat one, Greg illfi frf ?J - nowlege to be convincing," ve talked to say he is very nind." udent Health Center director, ago by ai4very angry parent" , was called by a man posing irking for DHEC. the caller, Hirata said, but girl revealed her mother's octor later called the number er had been seriously injured lirata said. "And apparently essive talker." ice hall officials had been everything was quiet for a /ed a complaint Friday from pus who said she was called i "Dr. Grayson," a physician e caller said the woman's tap / bacteria, and suggested she legirl refused. also discovered that a caller ard cha try Curr ?oyn? rH?r pted March 11 the resignation id as secretary of the board, ive assistant to the president, Markley Dennis. i aware ot Dr. Curry's desire ping with his wishes that the i the deepest regret accepted lis said. lerman, who appointed Curry ipr 1QT57 cniH Pnrru ? '' ""'"I o this administration in our a good university with outt university that has gained ;nition." tive of Great Britain and a to Columbia in 1946 as a { for the British intelligence e awarded the university's "iSiSvAV.'^C" I A ( ^S0ml M p':jtttmfysiM iflpJMf Jg | j??te?P;g^ -,:-'; /flB jfiB IjKill^IIIP HY $ 4BF ^ISSIPP John Bo swell and Glory G victories. (Photo by Barry Ne >m 'dot posing as a DHEC official has be women? not necessarily students? I DHEC officials confirmed this infi speculate on whether the same students. However, they did say th< pattern. DHEC attorney Walton McLeod sa women have been called so far, anc "professional." "He never calls ar said. "He has good general medical 1 environment knowledge. He knows tl He's mastered this knowledge," Mcl. DHEC officials had hoped to keep I the "more attention the guy gets tin to be," McLeod said. However, Campbell said womei alerted because the caller has not b< sam rune inonins ago Jiouinern Be. with no results. McLeod said Southei n Bell, !olum State Law Enforcement Division i vestigation in efforts to catch the call irman ac y's resigr honorary degree of Doctor of Huma commencement and will become fective July 1. A search committee of five boar man will soon begin looking for a sue Curry studied at the university earned his master's degree in histc torate from the University of Chicag He has taught at Oxford Univ University of Adelaide in South Aus Florida. Curry has served as assistant to tl vice president for learning resource In 1970, he retired from the univei as director of Omnibus Productions Programs International in New Yor picture production. In 1974 he retur secretary of the board and universitj Curry refused to comment on his refused to comment on the resignati he made in a USC news bulletin reles Jwm*. m. KV. : ; "i JM ault celebrate their wman) ctor9 jen deceiving Columbia for the past 18 months. armation, but refused to man is contacting the e calls seem to follow a J *1 uu uiuy a smaii group 01 I the calls have all been lybody twice," McLeod knowledge and general he composition of water, /eodsaid. the matter quiet, fearing 5 more active he's going n students ne^d to ) ien caught Cample'. II investigated the cana bia City Police and the ire coordinating an iner. cepts lation ne Letters at the May 16 secretary emeritus efd members and Holder of Paris and London, try from USC and a doco. 'ersity in England, the tralia and New College in \e dean of USC, associate s and assistant provost. rsity to write. He served and of Communications It C ftlirfiwrt ?% >, a(ivviaiii.iil5 111 II1U11UI1 Tied to the university as r secretary. , resignation. Holdermajr on except for statempr ised Monday. tr yjr gr'