Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Student Li By Roni Bea Kavne Students are a constituency Snell said he wants to lead ther "There are over 200,000 sti stitutes of higher education. 1 population. These are the futu Snell, USC senior and governo Student Legislature. Founded by Douglas Carlise growing ever since. "He put us tinue on our own. He is our a fluence us and our decisions. 1 and hopefully next fall we will h participating in the program. W and two-year colleges join the colleges in South Carolina. Ea tion. and thev choose and cast \ THE MAIN responsibility o pass legislation, but mostly to Snell said. SCSSL is responsible for th law. The legislature also endc plan. In February, a poll will be tak state on whether students agn drinking age. The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three limes a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of" university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed iq Ihe GAMECOCK are those of Ihe editors and nof (hose of the University of South Carolina. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. i_ nange 01 aodress forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK, Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are SIS.00 for (1) year, S8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third (lass postage paid at Columbia, S.C. The GAMECOCK Is a licensed student organization of the University of South Carolina and receives funding for student clivUy fc?i>. WELCOME1 ji VILLAGE i pi SUMTER S" m GRANBYV1L LP I #? ? SI Served v recipe c ^ creamy c \ V^>? C< ? < # ( 9 Our raguli a w/must arc ; MELTED A % COUPON ^ EXPIRES < ; a 3 huo* dt) trawt>#rri> w 0f( w/wh ? * ' . .* i ' ? ; ? V sgislature gi ( in South Carolina, and Tony turi n. the idents in South Carolina infhat is a large chunk of the I re leaders of the state," said 1 r of the South Carolina State for cha in 1955, the SCSSL has been into motion and now we con- the idviser, but doesn't try to in- ere; We started with eight schools sch ave 25 South Carolina schools S e continue to grow as technical group of all major four-year ch school has its own delega- mei /otes accordingly," Snell said. ma hav f the SCSSL is to "issue and Sor represent student concerns," 1 loa e passage of the right-on-red 198 >rsed Gov. Riley's education 5 Mai en in each major college in the ;e with raising the minimum Sne tha ro SQUARE CENTER, LEXINGTON r., ACROSS FROM USC HORSl <GE CTR., CHARLESTON HWY. ) SANDY'S COUPON JPER SIZE SLAW DO( vith mustard, Sandy's Famous hili, onion, and delicious hoi ole slaw. $ 1 10 wrm I ? i <ai COUPON DUPON EXPIRES 2/5/84) -SANDY'S COUPON- # XILI CHEESE DOG tr ft lb. grilled beef (rank I, secret recipe chili, onion, < MERICAN CHEESE. ^ . WITH 90C COUPON '2/5/84 ft -SANDY'S COUPON- ? Uiina Banana' QnlM ) of our rich ica crcam iirvi it, chocolate syrup, walnuts, & i ippad craam & a plump c ^ _ * WITH *1.89 COUPON Offer Expk?w 2/5/84 HHnHHMBHHM .... II svernor to de < \I 7 _ 'II L_l J C _l ! r we win iiuiu press cumereiices anu 11 ns out to be negative, we'll push that pos students' views," Snell said. N MARCH, voter registration will be he rhe Commission on Higher Education has support of full-formula funding, a plan v inge in tuition and student fees if not fo! 'It is not likely that tuition will increase, 1 $6 million we should get in funding, ase, and that means cutting into the needs ools," Snell said. inell is also concerned about student loai 'THERE IS always the possibility of th tit going into debt, but there has already 1 jor federal aid to students. Tuition and f< e increased. The state is not giving studen newhere students should be given relief, -le said the budget has a provision for ns and grants. This figure has dropped I >1-82. >nell said he believes the federal go bilize and not continue to cut the money 'Students are caught between a rock ar rll said. If the federal government contii t have been set aside for loans and gra SELF-SI Cgc HAPPY HOUR SELF S SERVICE rnoicc V-? VJ I ll_?J 40 SUNDAY^C I l,GHTS isr^ 1GL i, s.c.. 1 ; ESHOE 1 , W.COLA. i J t secret ? > I memade 1 : ESL-. ^ISl > I ; ^ > 1 : w I \ I served 2 I BI & HOT J | > j } I I I r ? I ; Inc ? ? I | m I * kj with ^ iopp?<* S 1 ! h?rry. 5 B I I :I ? SI :iJ2 fend student the student poll have to spend more i ition and support "THERE ARE a lc ing their resistance ild. senators will continui ; asked the SCSSL "We are the stude vhich may cause a legislative branch, an llowed. represented." 3ut in order to get Snell said he want! revenue must in- remarks concerning s and necessities of "I hope to empha money loaned to the ns. feeling of peer pressi e federal govern- "CONGRESS IS b )een cutting in the adding education is a ses in recent years benefit the country b ts its full support. Snell said he thinks " Snell said. their jobs. They und $16.2 billion for have taken our ideas jy $2 billion since tinue to give us supp A reception will be vernment should will talk with student ' available. the state and the stu< id a hard place," "We want it to be 1 lues cutting funds ed," Snell said. Stu ints, students will them to SCSSL, P.O * ' /? 1AKE TRACK TO KINKO'S ERVICE TYPEWF t Binding Servic Ichool Supplies Resumes w y w w m -ac. Kl WEE 2 Days of S 2ECH MOUF T?_L A rcu. 99.00 / ludes Transportati ?>_. 1 1tT? ? ? Ot 1 JLNlght L INFORMATION & ] USC TRAVEI PROGRAM RHUU R1 a interests noney for tuition and fees, he said. )t of special interest groups that are voicto the cuts. Without this resistance, e to cut where there is no opposition. ;nts' link to the General Assembly and td we feel as though their ideas are well s to counteract Rep. Thomas Hartnett's itudent loans and grants. isize that students should pay back the m," Snell said. He wants to establish a ire to repay loans. uilt up of solid investments," Snell said, . strong investment in the future and will y adding to its defense. ; government officials are "sincere about erstand, care and listen to our views. I before them and I'm sure they will conort," he said. held April 3 at which time state officials legislators about positions held by both ients. cnown that we're here and we're concerndents who have comments should mail >. 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