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Faculty S becomes a reality, he sai< Three-fourths of undec the College of Humanit remaining one-fourth gc Mathematics, he predict! He said he did not kno variety of interests would THE CENTER is the regardless of the reason f Trevor Howard-Hill, Petitions Committee, sai before the administrate "The arguments reai* administration to decidt declared Majors, he said. < ' T fhlnlr ? & mum uic aUillilllbU d everyone to assign studeri "I BELIEVE the prob] settled by the administra first (recommendation), be assigned to majors hours," he said. Borkowski announced a subcommittee of the sta mittee has recommended 84 budget be rolled bac! percent of the 4.6 percen higher education commis The recommendation committee, the House o: Finance Committee, the S "It's a long way to go, stage is a good position f tened by that." Doyle Continued fror Another student said s College of Journalism u there. Another student said h polling place at the Law ballots for executive offi< arrive for at least an hour He said he could not v Senate race. Doyle was also called a did not see the ballots bef( two secretaries at the SG with 'Jim Doyle,' the nam Elections Commission' student Senate postponed they were originally sche* the Commission could executive elections or can If only the executive ele election would have to h, decided to postpone the en Harriford also said a consolidation of some poll He said he knew about shortage of ballots becau turnout in the morning, more ballots printed and shop closed, delaying deli Harriford said he beli places makes voting conv outweighs the increased !i Former Elections Comi Harriford, adding there i tions at USC. In giving the Court's ru work with other bodies Student Affairs Office to s in future elections. He said it might be nec and get things worked out more efficiently. CALVI ? ( ^our c CORNFR A ^nRHH J The GAMECOCK K the student new i per of the University of South Carolina is published three times a week Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays di the fall and spring semesters and we on Wednesdays during both sun sessions, with the exception of univc holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMEO are those of the editors and not tho! the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina i equal opportunity institution. (he Board of Student Publications Communications is the publisher of r.AK*frr\r~u u. c*?i? h-j:. wr?M?vwv-n. lie JIUUtlll (V1CUM L?Cj nienl is the parent organization of GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscrip requests aod other correspondence shi be sent to the GAMfCOCK, Drawe University of South Carolina, Co'urr S.C. 29i08. Mjosrriptton rates ire 515.00 for (I) y $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $: for both summer sessions. Third < postage paid at ColumbU, S.C. The "Gamecock" is a licensed studen ganisabon of the University o4 South C lina and receives funding from stu( activity fees. MM enate Continued from page 1 | 1 ^ tared sturipnts wmiiH nmKoKi mr rtr* ?-w .1 vvuu |/i wuuk/ijr gu IU ies and Social Sciences, with the * p >ing to the College of Science and * ^ id. # p|-( w what undeclared students with a . Rir I do. #Pa i best place for undecided students I 2C or their indecision." he added chairman of the Standards and j j d he holds the same opinion he held i V decision to review the phaseout. [ : n in force" that originally led the ; to phase out the Center for Un- | I tion decided in the best interests of [ j its to colleges. j ] lem of (undeclared) majors will be ition despite the faculty vote on the j and that (undeclared) majors will H j until they complete their first 30 j it the Faculty Senate meeting that a H ite House, Ways and Means Com- 11 I to the full committee that the 1983- j \ k to the 1982-83 base and that 2.4 > t cut be restored and distributed to | sions. | must first pass through the full i f Representatives, the Senate, the | ienate and on to the governor. ] " he said, "but at least this initial j rom which to start, and I am hear- fl I np_?B?_1_ ;he found the polling place at the j j nattended when she tried to vote j I e could not vote at his designated [ j Center because workers ran out of S i ces, and was told more would not j i /ait and so could vote only in the [ j s a witness by Martin. He said he >re the election, but was assured by BHHI office that the ballots were printed e he requested be printed. er Chip Harriford testified the I Senate elections the night before iuled to be held, March 1. He said either have continued with the eel the entire election. ctions were held, a separate Senate ave been held. Harriford said he tire election. shortage of pollworkers forced ing places. noon on election day there was a ise of an unexpectedly large voter Harriford said he planned to have delivered to the polls, but the print very of the extra ballots. eves the large number of polling enient and easy for students, which kelihood of problems it can cause. nissioner Paul Reeves agreed with is a history of problem-filled elecJing, Bryan said the court plans to oi stuaeni Government and the ee that problems will be minimized essary that students "get together " to ensure future elections are run N KLEIN JEANS ^ Td | The Palmetto Picjrinu I tlir*?C aH VA/hirh ran V?V? 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