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.V V :;;Y; r^3,7-- || | V'->?;':;. ; '^gg^r: .. H Student senator Jeff Vinzeni and i resolution that was passed Monday i resolution would make 10 major chai Student/fa By Jeffrey Black Reactions are mixed at USC to th most powerful political figure in tl Brezhnev. Brezhnev had been the So Brezhnev, who died of an apparer rt VinttA'd Kllfi ol MAY1/I WCJ3 given <3 I1C1U O uunai 1UU1IU1 president George Bush led the U.S. < Brezhnev's funeral. "They (Russians) thought of him our president. Most of the populatio by his passing," said Anne Sloai government and international studl She added that the Soviet Union 4 Brezhnev supplied the Soviet gov* stable and effective leadership." Associate GINT professor Gordc Brezhnev's tenure, the Soviet Un 1982 yeart By Ann Farmer The 1982 Garnet and Black scheduled for delivery until registration, according to Joe Hug yearbook editor. Vicki Jinnette,1982 yearbook ed ? f ii tne book is aue to arrive irom in Jan. 10. Hughes, a junior journalism ma missed deadlines and bad postal s reasons for the late delivery of I books. "SOME SECTION editors miss deadlines and 100 completed page in the mail. We had to put a tracer inside Bulimia, an eating disorder terized by eating binges folio wee duced vomiting, may affect om it i a.?i n ? i icouege-eaucuiea wumvn. ru^Ki. The Prague Symphony Orche an exciting performance Monday The Gamecock's annual I preview spotlights men's coach E and Lady Gamecock point guar Rivers. Page 19. - ^Bl BBilliH G9k>::+y: 5G secretary Adriene Thomas look ov n a special session of the Student Si nges in the student discipline system culty read 1 ntnAlr /\f fVia 'The ic ucciui mat wereiv wi uic tie Soviet Union, Leonid way m viet leader for 18 years. i it heart attack at age 75, popula ay. United States Vice paSSill Jelegation to Moscow for the same way we think of n was probably saddened increase i, assistant professor of munists es. Two d . , announc - - -1 r//^ri IOSI a snrewu pumicictm. i\ajd, ui ernment and party with security React >n Smith said that under Andropc ion's standard of living as well ? m u m look due in and the printer got tl late." he said. . is not In an earlier intervi spring journalism major, blai hes, 1983 on extensive staff probl "The academic edito itor,said to me, so I did acadei e printer adding that "the spori i i ? * W/>?; repiaueu at uic , j?r. cited semester, when all oi ervice as have been done." -he year- Attitude was anot Hughes, who was the ed a few for last year's yearbool n rf Af 1 r\C* f O guv AWOI on them, ?a FEW OF the sta - working on the yearfc They had staff burn-oi any enthusiasm," Hug charac- Of the 3,200 subscrilc t with in- Black last year, 2 in five seniors who graduate mailed directly to th address from the print -1 ml 1 |_ _i _ f 1 suu ?MvtI ine yeariKKJK sum ' Poge 13. about 40 to 50 calls a basketball inquiring about the da till Foster said. He said subscril d Sharon formed when the ! because the printer ha - definite delivery date. ^Sen By Rachel Wati A resolution the new stuc passed in a sf Student Senate Judicial C Morris propos on behalf of it "rtmr. flH changed befor Bp were limited 1 Jliilis Morris said of * r u " ~ ? ^ * amendments Faculty Sena Friday for r< Senate will vo The first ch * - |irT^? student to re pre-hearing iP* * comolv. the MHKWAXVV>V-,'. . * W I r,.. hearing, whi Photo by Jim Fielder , ' . . changed to t Board, instet anate. The Student Deve The seconc ions mixed Russians thought of him tl ie think of our president. A tion was probably saddene n ' ? Associate l d. He also noted that under Brez ystem began to stabilize. lays after Brezhnev's death, the Cc ed his successor, Yuri Andropov, foi le of the world's most formidable agencies. ions at USC are mixed concerning >v, and the impact he woyld have on is the rest of the world. time fnr sm hem about a month Hughes h to ensure ;w, Jinnette, a senior distributed ned the book's delay 1983 book lems. Charlotte, P >r quit without a word pages or rn< mics," Jinnette said, instead of n ts editor asked to be nning of the spring HUGHES f 'L- ik?n ~u?u i. [ Hie lwiudii anuuiu auu set 111-11 workship i ;her problem, said ter's deadl Greek section editor also plann< k. house for Christmas ff members had been He said >ook for three years. pages per s it and just didn't have Hughes hessaid. difference tore tr? thp Cinrnct nnrt Mnrb staff about 600 were "We're ji d. Yearbooks will be and our p eir permanent home "We're a 1 er, he said. year, and e has been receiving day from subscribers JINNET te of delivery. Hughes cerned abc bers had not been in- production books would arrive "My m< td not given the staff a deadlines; work just t ate passe; liter discip ?j iiiiuuao wuru sente making 10 major changes in minij lent discipline system Was 1 >ecial session Monday by the J. TH ammittee Chairman Dana of se ed the resolution to the Senate advis the committee, which states mon *sents the viewpoints of the mini of the University of South Th "mo things rould and should be renri e it becomes effective, but we Th by the time factor involved," part the system. coun "onl; /ITER of give and take," said auth imr Pa?t?miffnn momhor Uqitu TV* 31 J WlillllltV^ Hl^lIlUVI A J A V We didn't want to offer a disci to the Faculty Senate in at- viok lange too many things. We can righi ed new discipline system with 441 will be brought before the the i fp Student Affairs Committee unfa eviewing. The entire Faculty and iteonitDec. 3. Bt ange deals with the failure of a the ispond to a charge letter and mat interview. Upon failure to syst student has to attend another ch the Student Senate wants vise ? - ? ml >e before the Campus Judicial n id of the Associate Director of app ilopment. Car I change would be to delete the on Brezhm "Because of Andr lie SaillS sitional figure who i flnct nf the needed to enaci new rlUbl 01 Hie younger man to leac d by His GINT student David Smith said he fee GINT nrofessor confronting problem proTessor in Soviet foreign pc Anne Sloan leadership will prob ? west ana may e1 :hnev, the com- Afghanistan. Chemistry major >mmunist Party dropov will continue rmer chief of the "I don't think there intelligence and USSR," Skaggs said Qlnan Hwsprihps I ; the selection of man, intelligent an( the Soviet Union noted that it is too c made. ring '83 regi: qc maHo cpvpral arrnnCpmpnts wo >?uuv ? ~ ? the 1983 yearbook will be 011 time. He said that since the , will be printed by Delmar in f 4.C., all completed sections of 25 A wo will hf> Hriv*?n tn th#? nrint#?rs Mm tailed. jS > AND FOUR editors made plans 1| louse deadlines at a fall yearbook 9 n Athens, Ohio, to ensure prin- ^ ines would be met. Hughes has jd for the editors to meet at his | three to four days during break to work on the yearbook, the staff's goal is to have 10 ection done by Jan. 15. said enthusiasm is the major between last year's Garnet and and the present one. ust gung-ho (about the yearbook), |I lans are so definite," he said, ot closer than the staff was last v veryone knows what's going on." th TP KAin cho wnis mnrp on n- th >ut quality than the speed of the it ain priority was not meeting w I wasn't going to accept sloppy fi o get it in," Jinnette said. n 5 proposal line policy "administrative" from the next nee which begins, "At this adstrative hearing..." [E CAMPUS JUDICIAL Board consists ven student members and two faculty >ers. The first two changes would give i power to students instead of adstration. e third change, which Morris said is the st crucial," deals with student eseniation ana ine rigni 01 counsel, e Student Senate wants to delete that of the policy that states the adviser or sel can oarticioate in the Droceeding y at the discretion of the hearing ority." leave the right of counsel to the :etion of the hearing authority is "a ition of. someone's constitutional ts," Morris said. rHE ATTORNEY should (always) have ight to participate," Morris said. "It is ir to let some students have an attorney others not." jrnstein said that with an adult chairing board, the presence of attorneys won't :e the hearings unfair under the new em, as seemed to be true in the past. You're not limiting the attorney or ad r in the new system," Bernstein said, he fourth change would give the power of ointing the seven students on the npus Judicial Board to the SG president See "Student Senate," page 3 ;v's death opov's age (68), I feel he will be a tranmay not be able to gain the momentum policies, and will be paving the way for a I the Soviet Union into the 21st century," Laschsaid. Is AndroDov will be a reformer. "He is is with the Soviet economy and problems >licy," Smith said, adding that the new ably move to improve relations with the ven move to withdraw troops from Mary Beth Skaggs said she thinks An; with Brezhnev's diplomatic philosophy, will be any change in the policies of the 1. Andropov as an "extremely interesting i very talented as a politician." She also iarly to tell what, if any, changes will be stration \ ri H ' ?:?? 1QQO iroQt*KAAlr mill KA ^ffuvl l~\x*/~?anco Q A 1IV A IA74J MWIt VT 111 gWU 1^/V.VUUOVy U eme is carried throughout the book, and ie photographs are "great," Jinnette said. "I hope everyone will save it and look at ," she said. "I hate the book's being late. I as real disappointed. I thought that for the rst time ever it would be ready at (fall) jgistration."