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Student Legislati By Ann Farmer Cinv. Dirk Rilev's education nlan must passed with the increased sales tax if edii tion in South Carolina is going to imprc the South Carolina State Student Legislat told the Senate Education and Finance c< mittees Wednesday. Tony Snell, SCSSL governor, joi businessmen, citizens and some senators final push for the plan before the Ser Finance Committee begins budget debat< Most students in South Carolina do attend 12 years of school ? they serv 12-year sentence," Snell said. "Imagine this: students are required to tend facilities that have antiquated buildii no air-conditioning, radiator heati classrooms inaccessible to handicap students and asbestos problems. "And, at the required time, they are g their release papers...a diploma. We pre this analogy to prison life in order to phasize the substantial conditions and ricula offered by many schools. The go nor's new approach to quality educa Board announc From Staff Reports The students who will fill Student M< executive positions next semester v chosen Wednesday by USC's Board Publications and Communications. David Hill, a journalism junior in the ne editorial sequence, will serve as Gamec editor-in-chief for the fall and spr semesters. Leslie Dunson. also in the news-edito ! ! The Elm (Episcopal, Luth m % 7?a PtVj/ i Call 799-7363 t< | Tickets held at door until 7:30 p.i PHILI EXPRESS IB I 12" Small 1 One-Item Pizz i +2 Free Cokes' ] $5.85 rj Not good with other disc t'j Good thru 4/8/84 | Name 1 Phone I 21 H A .J M ^ ^ Dt n ire pushes Riley plan seeks to rectify many of these deficiencies," t be he said. ica- Snell said in the past 12 years, the share of ivp the state's budeet allocated for education has ure dropped from 50 percent to 39 percent. 3m- At the same time. South Carolina went from 44th to 50th nationally in per-pupil ned spending, the high school graduation rate in a dropped by 5 percent, and the studentlate teacher ratio ranking fell from 11th to 33rd nationally. not Higher education is forced to offer -e a remedial skills to entering freshmen. This uses money uesi spem iui uuiei puipuses, ? at- Snell said. igs, "It is not the role of higher education to ng, make up for the inadequacies of primary and ped secondary education. It costs far less to remediate a student in primary and seconiven dary schools than it costs to pay the added sent expense at higher levels." em- The passage of the education plan, which cur- the House has approved at $192.9 million, ver- would clear the way for full-formula funtion ding, Snell said. :es media leaders quence, was elected by the board to become ?dia the newspaper's summer editor, /ere Hill and Dunson currently arc the of Gamecock news and entertainment editors, respectively. :ws- Michael l ayior, graduate student in ock English, will be next year's Portfolio editor, ing Rick Weiner, journalism junior in the broadcasting sequence, has been selected starial tion manager of WUSC. GODSPELL I Additional Performance! \ onday, April 9th, 8:00 p.m. t eran, Methodist) Center v I j <->. . i?* nic CLN pr I ens btreet ] d reserve tickets. | \n. UII evening ui ycnuiuidiiLtf. ill f r^^*pTSl ^ Free OelWe^ ^ (f rtSzifll TacBJ I I 16" Large J i| One-Item Pizza il j+4 Free Cokes? g i s8.00 i Not good with other discounts ;; j Good thru 4/8/84- ij |Name I iPhone ! ? ?4??f J BONUS COUPON! I a I Free ? Double | ? l Crust with I Any Size Pizza I I Not good with any ,j oun s I other discounts l j I Good thru 4/8/84 j l I Name 1 I Phone 1 wwT '7^ Fxnmss vnu don't have to aet za to get a discount. htmnnnvaiuoK THE CAROLINA PRC f ^^-pfiesgNT VvlUU April 4th Shadowfax Spi April 5th Street Bazaar Gr* Variety Show Spi Joel Goodman Gai April 6th Street Bazaar Gre Entertainment Ba< Cookout; Picnic Ba< Film Festival Fie April 7th International Culture Day Col Outdoor '84. Concert Fie i ff J ssasgji Sponsored \l ? * 1 Of f ! ! i si'n k^L i I All^fVAAn #?i i WW I UUUtV j. Live On Field A it'll, m 6tfk I~fle.*/iru c,.. / / jPiri- Jm, I / with aucsts Unconquered People (Advance tickets . gag? i itm wiwi ? Sponsored by Contemporary Sounds in c Ai - - ? - ^ ioptrcuu manna 10 csu mad* poeslbte by Stuc % %* m .a 3 <s friwnv<A4?M?? * 4 am X3RAM UNION 5 1 jr 10:00 p.m. sene St. 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. jr 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. mbrell 3DIIO Oil ODl I I a.III. " o (J.III. zk Patio 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. sk Patio 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Id A 8 p.m. liege St. 10 a.m. - 6 pm. Id A Noon I 56,7 HT MAD^^Sia-E \ '/ BV STUDENT ' Jj*ttoiW?ita> ACT1VTTV FEES 3NCERT *84 Saturday APti! 7| 12 noon until -^il H^L^ryprSHHB^M Tickets - Students $3;00 Guests $5.00 ! on saie in nusseu Mouse Lobby No Glass Containers No Kegs i ;onjuncuon wnn uhu's spring Bizarre, jdent Government * lent Activity fees isi>i ft r kvi-?> t i *? (Milt rii