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By PATTY McCAHTHY '
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Some of the goals voiced
by Student Government ^ ^
President John Boswell ^fv s
during his campaign last |||?'< ' 4
spring have been accomplished.
Others have
Since taking office last ^ ' ^
March, Boswell said his two ? ?|4<
ultimate goals have been
both his biggest ac- SG Fres
complishments and his PrpciHpnt (
biggest disappointments. , . f
His main goal was to business of
construct and publish a The project
faculty and course guide $3,000 to $4000
which could serve as but Boswell Sc
reference material for all project next yc
students. It is now in the cost half as mi
making and is expected to be groundwork ha:
available at the end of eosweii aiso
February. his successor <
The guide will contain guide plans a
information about courses goal.
and their instructors based Boswell's s
on information received important gc
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irom a panei 01 siuaenis wno csiaunan <* uu
surveyed classes and from that would
reports by students who alternative
have already taken the students in pui
courses. books, The bo
Boswell said the guide program set u
could stand a great deal of semester allowi
improvement. He said, "Of buy books on
over 3,000 undergraduate from each othe
courses here, only 15 to 20 from Campus
percent were surveyed for South Carolina
the guide. That's because However, Bo:
many professors wouldn't let program wasi
us participate in their fective since st
classes because they weren't, only about $4
really sure what we were ticipation was
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He said the fact that and bad, too.
faculty members had saved a little
allowed the survey to be tried to improv
done was in itself an ac- year, but we
complishment, but hopes for better way."
more participation for next Boswell has
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jlory Gault get set to finish the terrorism,
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cost about explain the services Student n(;ssed tei 1
to complete, Government provides and to forefront of
lid a similar answer questions. He said he thp<,p vioia
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said he hopes "In a lot of instances, rnnfprp
continues the Student Government doesn't . ^
s a priority know the answers, but can fronJ weste
make referrals or point WQr|d coun
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still need a printing a newsletter to N.n Is?1 seci
announce the February and Nor.,1hrfe1r"
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classes to distributed to all students. recent yeai
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