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Judicial system no where to send it. We need a process to dead with those matters. "About 96 percent of the business heard through the court system deals with social discipline, but the 5 percent (of cases) that won't be in the new system ? academic and Student Government problems ? are too important to leave A If - um., morns said. In both systems, an accused student has the right to be assisted by an adviser or counsel of his choice. In the new system, a stipulation has been added that states the adviser can participate in the disciplinary proceeding only with the approval of the hearing authority. THE ADVOCATE in the current system advises and represents the students. Advocates are allowed to benefit the student, Morris said. The adviser in the new system will ^^^serve tne same purpose, but Morris said "the role should be more defined. I Served with French Fries, Cole Slaw and Hush Puppies r ^ ' 1 Piece Chicken Dinner | | our choice |Hserved with French Fries. BE NOW $1.39 Reg. $2.35 fHH Expire: 10/23/82 Lf?| J free ice Tea with meal with use ID H [ j Phone ahead for quick carry out service. : 1725 Broad Rivoo Rd. Ph. 798-3032 flj [ | 1208 Knox Abbott Dr. Cayce Ph. 796-1654 ; j . H 3200 Two Notch Rd. Ph. 786-0160 HR I ~ST? STUDENT GOVER1 Carolina Cares Meeting wi TllpitWav flrf 1A of u - ???J w%* my ai> C Ul II House, 1619 Pendleton Street dleton Street Garage. A A ? There are still committee pos Stop by the Student Ooverni for details. 9 Senate Meetings are at 6:00 \ 015 Calcott College. 1 "It was a weakness In the old system, as it seems to be in the new system, of not stating the specific role of the adviser," he said. "It's very important that it be done." Many aspects of the current system will remain the same ii. il. j * ? ... - "? uic pmpwea sysiem. Anese inciuae appeal procedures, punishments or sanctions, notification and time to appeal and the role of the Judicial Advisory Board. Morris said the new system's strength is its direction toward a more educational system rather than a legal one. "It will become less technical and lose some of its legal aspects, which will make it more understandable," he said. MORRIS ALSO said the major weakness of the system is the loss of important provisions for matters not covered elsewhere, and for which provisions must be made. "Hie new system will only address some of the issues/' he t submit applications for ( | MID YEAR EXCHANGES ftUflV | k s, cdihav nrrr>dcd v t ? I yr IB NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE offers opportunities to: j EXPERIENCE academic diversity < | EXPLORE new geographic settings jjj! EXPAND cultural awareness | ItNJUV yourself I (while still paying U.S.C. tuition) There are over 25 schools still open, hut you must hurry I ! I! Applications available at: !5 Office of Student Development Russell House West Wing, Room 108 ! j 4MENT U n ?L I j pr Jtt? r?~ouchffc>tc 11 be held t^ljL " ie Haunted ? near Pen IB i offer I | ? Ga i ; I I COME A Ln i ^' Wednesdays j I said. "The Student Government still needs the campus court system, because the new one won't cover everything. But the university doesn't need two systems. They need to be molded into one." In August I960, a special presidential task force proposed the new system. Utree students, three administrators and une lacuiiy memper were cm tne committee. The faculty member was chairman of the committee. In the past two years, revisions and changes have been made to get the proposed system to its present form, Morris said. r MORRIS SAID he will bring the system as a resolution before Student Senate for review. "It requires many revisions, even now," he said. According to Morris, ?tudent Senate hopes to put the proposed system on the agenda of the Nov. 3 Faculty Senate meeting. is the I I Lowest Priced I in Columbia | HAVE YOUR TERM PAPER 1 TYPED ON OUR ! WORD PROCESSOR I RESUMES, TOO I miQ %M 2? ^ LIVJ7 iTitfnuii aircci ! Claire Towers I Columbia, S.C. [ j ^ - - Sale WJ1 ' 4 -I-1BIJ11J 1.1B-JB _* * II 1 ^ ksf"! y'" ' 1504,9441481 ther unbeatable | I from Papa Joes! ! I Ixtmes $a?9s ! I - includes tea ? ! I rTLE FURTHER FOR THE BEST i j Expires: 10/31/152 in 1?11? in mbihiih?win iiiiw mm in hi?mm w ! Octoberfest Special 1 Select Import Beers I ^ $1.00 (bottle) I Becks Molson Dab | 1 Heineken Moosehead* I I ' PAPA JOE'S 1 N.Y. STYLE PIZZA & SUBS 1 HWY. jre Bilo Shop Cnt. I mpus West Columbia | 796-7322 I