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Committee
By Rachal Wat&rhouse
A proposed bill that would require the Studen
president to publicly list the names of his gue
and basketball games was debated Wednesda
Student Senate meeting.
The bill, which was proposed at the last Se
was sent to the Athletic Committee for appro
mittee voted unfavorably on the bill, but wit!
that the president submit a letter to the Athlel
after each game with the names of his guests f<
contests.
The SG president is provided with tickets I
events by Student Government.
The author of the bill argued that the SG pr<
not bring "undesirables" with him to games.
"Also, for anvone who gets something nvpr
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average student, it should be made public recoi
that privilege," he said.
Kyle Pruitt, Athletic Committee chairmai
Stadium ad
By Cindy Pierce
The expansion of Williams-Brice Stadium
hasn't created any unexpected law enforcement
problems, according to a USC
official.
"At the first three games there haven't
hpf>n mnrp than in thf? na?t " caiH
Carl Stokes, systems vice president for law
enforcement and safety.
Eleven arrests were made at the football
game last Saturday, according to Rick
James, a field investigator at the vice
president's office for law enforcement and
safety.
The Alcoholic Beverage Commission made
nine arrests: three for unlawful possession
of marijuana, three for unlawful possession
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tic Committee Committee and will be brough
[>r USC sports meeting for approval.
In other Senate news, Acaden
to USC sports that in talking with faculty me
policy, "the issue is not dead."
esident should Ward said faculty members
the policy and the "matter is stil
and above the "A referendum (on the Dolicv
rd how he uses take a longtime," Ward said.
Next week's meeting of the S
1, agreed the shown in the second floor Russi
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of liquor, one minor with possession of
liquor and two for disorderly conduct. The
Richland County Sheriff's Department
made two arrests in the parking lot area:
one for disorderly conduct and one for
driving under the influence.
The University Police Department, along
with the Highway Patrol and the State Law
Enforcement Division, assisted in escorting
a few people out of the stadium.
"We expect to have more problems due to
the increase in people going to the games,"
James said. "Especially at games with
local teams, there are problems with
tempers flaring a little more in the crowd."
University police have not significantly
increased the number of law enforcement
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personnel in the stadium either, Stokes said.
The number of Pinkerton agents, who
collect tickets, did increase because of the
added entrances.
Police policy is the same as in past years.
"We've had no complaints so far," Stokes
said, "but if we do get any, we'll try to make
changes." USC police usually give people a
chance to pour out liquor before taking them
into custody on drinking charges, Stokes
said.
More arrests are expected at the Georgia
game Saturday, since it's a rival game
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expected because of Georgia's policy of
allowing alcohol in its stadium.
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dent Affairs Committee is looking into the
int filed by a Homecoming queen aps
been settled," said Scott Conley, Rules
an.
make sure there are not animosities left,"
dent Affairs spokesman.
; is being considered, to be placed outside
allow more student input. The Comttee
is working on the project.
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Affairs Office until Oct. 15.
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affic Appellate Court and Advocates are
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