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THEXiAMECOCK NeWS October 12. 1984 - Page 3 President Reagu a 100-minute shov (security, religion, presidential debat The two men re at l^ie Kentucky ( ffflv J ' % shook hands at ct IJj47;j / Reagan still has n W ill ^ 3^' \ his plans for cutti Yj\^ ^' j" \ However, midu A\ { running on the re< \\\ ning away from I \ V ' X Some highlight J DEFICITS: Re; Cf>S culs anc* an exp deficit. Mondale challenged Reag spending. SOCIAL SECU reduction of Soc now getting then senior citizens by proposed a 25 Medicare reducti< ty rolls. . AonoTinv. l i\/ii. i murder and vvani unborn, except v said abortion sh< Twelve studer By Juliet Nader The Campus Court has filled the final five seats of th<: 12-member student tribunal, representatives at Wednesday's Student Senate meeting announced. The Student Government Judicial Committee, which had been interviewing candidates for the court, announced the names of the students chosen. New members include Andy Johnson, James Grint, Amy Rothschild, Lydie Pitts, Rita Foley, Chip Felkel, Hal Butts, Kim r starring Peter Fon Jack Nicholson From the I WS7 you'll -v a W?-w9rs ^ TECHNICOLOR? LENSES AND PANAELEX* CAMERA BY RAMAVIS Distr iDuleO Oy Buetu VitU Distribution Co . toe (t ittHkanvn XX, "BE THER1 ?%Qa Pick up the new movi ffi GENERAL wfVm Monde SK The JVJi A great cnarv s'bCRJ" committee meml VVJ ; Come wf "IDEAS Ik Kg JAMES MAPES m%% Thursday, October ? 8 D.m. $1.50 55s ' $2.00 588S885? 4-Un n n uii uit; ua m and Walter Mondale met Sunday night in vdown that dramatized.disputes over Social leadership and abortion in the first of two es. ccived a standing ovation from the audience -enter tor the Arts in Louisville wlien they rnter stage before the debate began, liscussion about the deficit, Mondale said ot given the public "the slightest clue" as to ng the already record-level deficit, /ay through the debate, Reagan said, "1 am :ord. I think sometimes Mr. Mondale is runlis." s from the debate: igan said continued government spending anding economy would shrink the federal , saying a tax increase would be needed, an to say exactly where he would cut RITY: Reagan said he "will never stand for a ial Security benefits to the people that are i" and accused Mondale of trying to scare saying he would. Mondale said Reagan had percent Social Security cut, wanted big 3ns and threw 400,000 people off the disabili leagan said he considered abortion to be ts a constitutional amendment to protect the /hen the mother's life is in danger. Mondale 3uld be a woman's private decision. I I 1 j its nauiea ini Williams, Steve Cook, Steve Croft, Mar Larkin, Charlie Bidwell, and alternat Karen Newell and Brian Jennings. Mar. Beth Wingatc, Judicial Committ chairman, said the couft will familiarize t students with the court system. The gro will rarticipate in workshops and a "mo couri" in the next few weeks. "Yhe group received several of its < nlirint*; after the article about the Camt Court in The Gamecock. We're grateful temmm first laugh be hooked; * , TODAY 2Cn*T 2:30' 7:00 & 9 30 $1.00. $1.50 starring Tom Hanks. Daryl Hann IV our HI \^cu iciy UCMSTCJUf , ?, Ok*I?U?OOLC . mc G OR BE SQUARE" e calendar in the Program Offict UNION MEETING: iy, October 15 Sour 8 pm. ce to meet other CPU bers or to join the Unior ? get involved! ISSUES presents . ? A Master Hypnotist 18 Russell House Ballroor 1 0*1 i/<ion^c< /lAtiih in\ UOU OlUUCUio \vviiii iij General Public impaign trail Geraldine Ferraro and Vice President George off last night in Philadelphia in the vice presid I'rior 10 me aeoate, rerraru sticbscu u> imp*, political campaigns, while Bush downplayed th MONDALK TOPS RF.AGAN An Associated Press panel of debate experts i the winner over Reagan with 174 points to following Sunday night's debate. TOO OLD TO RUN? Monaaie ana Keagan nave oegun a wai ?ji \ president's age and his sluggish appearance tow Sunday's debate. Since the debate, Reagan has challenged M wrestle and has said Mondale looked so good makeup he was wearing. Mondale has said he wrestled" Reagan, and compared the makeup the makeup on Reagan's answers. QUOTE FOR THE WEEK "We are great, but u'p can be better. We can , face our future, rejoice in our strength, face and, by solving them, build a better society for ? Walter Mondale quoting John F. Kenned pi can - compiled by Chf to Campus Cour ie the interest it promoted ? ihe article ates tructed a lot of people," Wingate said. In other action, the Academic Committee announced plans to set up an Awards and ec Honors Commission next week and is gatherhe ing names for Who's Who Among American up College Students. rk The eroun has also visited the campus " -o* r bookstore in an effort to solve the problem ip- of faculty members not turning their book >us orders in on time. for The Residential Life Committee said it is 7 MONDAY WILL 1 DAY TO PURCH TICKETS FOR 0 SERIES HEM Students get all fiv $15.00!! Greek organiz bring your money Mond for block seating! VISUAL ARTS Th lovA/olrw Qq lo Mr I I IVm< UO VV V?? I I y v f i vy v v. ah October 15 and 16 Reasonable Prices / G Patronize 1 I i ; FEATURE COMMITT! s CPU's Video Tape Con j scheduling programs in the Ri . "Rockworld," a show containir i current broadcasts include "Ca I. S ^ry^UJustrating how alcohol ad\ I sfo^'ecting public and 1' Now Ge I sion escap6$&\ CtommittW'mer J experience in the field of videi g If you are interested in joining I call chairman Mitch Mayer at n J Meetings: Tuesdays at 8 ?0* li wcarolina mmno Bush squared lential debate. >rtanee to the e forum. rated Mondale Reagan's 154 ondale to arm ?,-T' becausc of the '< ? ) already "brain f ^ A on his face to / / -V I bp better if we owr problems \ / our children. '' \^/ y at Sunday's Jential debate. irlene Gunnells | t as judges tallying surveys taken on the parking issue for married housing. The ACO Committee plans to distribute a written report on block seating to the Senate to familiarize people with the procedure. The group said the information is needed since the plan has faltered slightly. For the Homecoming game against Kansas State, 1364 block seating tickets were distributed, 84 tickets down from the week before. The Finance Committee announced a $300 donation to the American Chemical Society. BE THE LAST Sg ASE SEASON ? CULTURAL vjr [BERSHIP. W e events for only SSj ations remember to JVm ay to your meetings VJ1 g: I presents ~~ 3s >nday and Tuesday A&* > 9 AM - 5 PM ?jX5? luality Merchandise VVJ 'he Arts %% nmiliet? IS respunsiuifc; IUI I ff0~m jssell House Lobby such as J Jjim ig clips of rock stars. Other | ^0% Jling the Shots," adocumen- I JjTm /ertisjr\g js.foi^e^.pn the un- J JVV ?t Out of secret mis- | JVm nbers can also gain hands-on I wrmji ~ '-J nr\(H r\rAmo+ ir\n || HI m U fJI UUUL/UUi t ai iu j-M ui nvinji i. ? the Video Tape Committee, | \m m 777-7130. I Qy* :00 p.m. RHUU ft 307 ] "M* GRAM ||N,ONM