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From Staff Reports
Former Vice President j
Walter F. Mondale will meet
with USC faculty members j
and students April 13-14 to '
find out more about
"southern perspectives"
Mondale's tentative
schedule includes participation
in a southern
studies seminar, several
meetings with student
government and media
leaders, visits to state
government and southern
politics classes, discussions
with College of Education
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members and a tour of the
Movietonews exhibit.
USC President James B.
Holderman said, "Mr
Mondale has expressed a
strong desire to learn more
about the South, and
especially South Carolina
during his visit.
"He is particularly interested
in enhancing his
knowledge of southern
history, culture and customs
and to find out about more
southern perspectives on key
regional and national
issues," Holdermansaid.
The former virp nrpsiHont
will hold an open questionand-answer
session with
Yale la\
stresses
t?y weaiey I ucker
Staff Writer
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preserving "the integrity of a
to confidentiality."
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parties must be met to ensure 1
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By Lana Carter
Staff Writer
The new Student Senate
passed its first bill Wednesday,
allocating money for
a reception for Student
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viutviiuiiciii anvi un'vci any
administrators.
The reception will be
Tuesday in the Capstone
House Campus Room "to
make a first contact with the
administration," according
to the bill.
"We tried to include all
people who we will be in
contact with," said Glory B.
Gault, Student Government
vice nrpsidpnt
The senate allocated $150
to purchase food for the
ine GAMECOCK is the student
<>uwspaper of the University of South
Carolina and is published three times a
week on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays durina the f*!l ?r?rl
semesters and once weekly on
Wednesdays 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 equal opportunity institution.
The Board of Student Publications
and Communications is the publisher
of the GAMECOCK. The Student
Media Office is the parent
organization of the GAMECOCK.
Change of address forms, subscription
requests and other
correspondence should be sent to the
UAMtUUCK. Bo* 85131, Russell
House, University of South Carolina.
Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription
rates are $5.50 per semester and $2
(or the summer sessions
Third class postage paid at
Columbia. S.C.
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THE SENATE also passed
a resolution calling for the
senate "to provide to the
best of our ability, the most
effective and accessible
leadership, representation
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and for the
university as a whole," as its
mission for 1981-82.
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chairman was elected
president pro tem of the
senate. Karen Hope was
appointed senate clerk and
James Smyly was appointed
pot iiauiciiuti iciii.
Several committee appointments
were made.
Gault said budget appeals
will be heard at the next
meeting
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