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By SIMON KEONIG
Sun Writer
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me diuaeni senate
% discussed plans Wednesday
for a "Clemson
Spirit Week" to generate
fan support and inIvolvement.
Included in this special
week will be a logo, for the
|entire week, depicting the
annual rivalry between
USC and Clemson.
Sen. Peter Clement
said a spirit week," would
help get the spirit up on
% campus as well as allow
student organizations and
groups to get involved in
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of the spirit they hope to s
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Clemson game.
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the pre-game activities.
The Garnet Spirit club
has suggested an antiorange
day to arouse
student support.
uuier organizations nave
also contributed to .
cause such as the bio
seating committee, w_.o
will present a prize to the
block section which
displays the greatest
amount of garnet and black
at the game.
Clement also expressed a
need to have dorm
governments get involved
to hpln rnoHinafp thp
project with dorm
residents. 1
?mbers give an example
ee during Clemson Spirit
SG the week before the
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project to allow Columbia j?
area children to get in- !
volved by having their ! "J1'
picture taken with stu
"Cocky" at various | #/
locations on campus.
Clement said this would be i cai
announced by the local
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In other business Senator aj
Pete Yahnis, committee
chairman of community
relations, reiterated the
need for USC to insure a
successful blood drive,
which is scheduled for
November 13, from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. in Russell House
Room 327.
Yahnis said the blood ^ri
drive will be "helpful for J
people who have cancer, Ll1
those who are anemic and r
people needing
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The senate also passed a ?0
bill, amended by the rules ca
and finance committee, pr
which will allow the ^e
student government to frc
reorder the SCE and G bus ^
couDons without havine to 11-,
pass additional bills when ??
the tickets run out. fc**
The tickets will be j
reordered by the treasurer
with approval of the
finance committee.
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dents. i *
all
Lbout 7,000 student tickets Co
1 be distributed at the p.i
np-out. "If you want the Co
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vn here (to the Coliseum) an
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>m the Thomas Cooper tel
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-eet. A guitar was stolen <
>m a car at McMaster :wa
liege. Three students were Sci
ught while damaging tat
operty at University Ru
rrace. Clothes were stolen wh
>m a car at the Coliseum, th
watch and ring was stolen Pa
>m a student's room. ws
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off in Tenament 4. A intenti
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s stolen from Wardlaw player
liege. Two insturments on Ma
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liege. a car
XT. 31? A motorcycle earner;
is stolen from the Physical and gc
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)le was stolen from the room,
issell House Lounge. A
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to the game can get
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jdents to prevent
ne from using a
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