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Look inside for weekly entertainment guide on pages 8 & 9 j. south^Caroi truanaatLt bi*at?y TllC Horseshoe M Gamecock _ Volume 77, No. 36 University of South Carolina October 26, 1984 Student Senat By Barry Bradley The Student Senate settled the fall allocation Wednesday as it unanimously passed a bill giving $1 27 organizations. This came after weeks of deliberation and budget that had to be resubmitted when the Finance C< found it had about $30,000 less than expected to all Finance Committee Chairman Tony Price saic i meeting his committee had spent a great deal of tim allocation decisions and feels that they were fairly nr I AMONG SOME of the groups, Contemporary S< the Carolina Program Union received $4,200 foi lighting system. The Student Bar Association receive f to help fund its spring banquet in April and. to help \ speaker F. Lee Bailey's expenses. Most groups were given a revenue requirement, money groups must raise themselves. Another proposal made by the faculty was that thi their spring textbook orders by the due date of Oct. According to Steve Loflin, Academics Committ man, the committee has finished an extensive stud bookstore and interviews with bookstore personnel a matter. IN THE study it was found that a large percenta book orders for fall 1984 were up to 15 days and rm 4 1 J 1 more man ju aays laie. As a result, students have not been able to get th< on time, and the bookstore will not buy back books not sure the professor is going to use next semester. Loflin said he and his committee has sent letters cc the issue to 1,602 faculty, and he is scheduled to several faculty members about the matter. Loflin said his committee is also working on f~ -' . V"'\ ;? .. * V\.' ? jjl I. J ; #(^P^*> ? :< ";.r~"-- " *$ " ?? %? ''xi- *-^*.:%This is autumn???? Freshman business major Jeff Antonelli takes a break t HI fininvfid unsflasnnahlv warm wpathor with tamnnratiirpc e allocates I ORGANIZATION MrnwnU w uamecoc* Garnet 6s Black revision WUSC )mmittee Mountaineering Club ocate. Bodybuilding Club Windsurfing Club 1 at the Mens ?,ub Sailing Club ie on tne Flying Club iade- Scuba Club Lacrosse Club sunds of Whitewater Club r a new Afro d $ 1,060 Omicron Delta Kappa >ay guest German Club Pa. j a r? - _ a oiuoenx oar Association which is GINT Undergraduate Asso. of Computing Machinery Criminal Justice Society ey return Athenian Society 25. Society of Women Engineers ee chair- Chess Club ly of the HAACP bout this Activities Office CPU Contemporary Sounds | Bell Camp ge of the j my times I ? December commencement 1 sir books has been made. that it is IN A related matter, a Sen mcerning tion fee be discontinued be talk with postponed to be reconsidere In other action, the Cer having a again. Some senators wante VVvVy, * v.. v. / \. iftife.^^^' '_-: a \ - Photo by Russell Jelfcoat letween classes. This week, the Southeast h? ; hovering in the 80s. fall funds ALLOCATION Rl $1400 $350 $325 $760 $24 $400 $330 $1470 $200 $400 $565 $200 $115 $75 $300 $100 $1060 $261 A or *0 $30 $216 $30 $221 $140 $2000 $4200 $2360 $17,567 this year. However, no progress table again Th late bill proposing the $25 gradua- cordi :ginning this December has been Senai :d later. tuent Ural America question came up Ac d to take the resolution from the hard RHA stresj I in campus, By Roni Bea Kayne Resident involvement in campus tional politics was the main topic of sion at Monday's RHA meeting. "Some students are not educ; political issues. We want to get them ed, to sense how they feel about pi said Greg Von Williams, RHA presi A proposal was placed before the to help the College Republicans in s ing a mock presidential electioi Weaver, president of College Repu presented RHA with a campuswide { to remind students of their responsi vote. "Our decisions affect us all. We u^1 ? ~ _i '' J IltlfJ IIIC UtlllULUUR J-MUCCSS UlUIlg, said. Weaver stressed the impartialit "bonified mock election" and the i "good political competition." RHA agreed to promote the mo tion, which is set for Wednesday Iroi to 5 p.m. Voting booths will be around campus for student accessi the same manner as dorm and Government elections. An impartial committee of Government, College Republicans ai members will tally the ballots and f the results. Another topic discussed was th< SAACIJRH conference (Snuihrrn Affiliation of Campus University R n Halls). Senators, hall advisors, offi j various resident associations aro * Southeast took part in leadership i and self help/time management w< i at N.C. State University. I The theme of the weekend, 4,Keej burnin'," has encouraged RHA to 1 fire in the hearts of student resi f i- a 1 - i uav. inrougn eninusiasm ana exci grams, according to Von Williams. The program committee, among < ,s planning campuswide programs for instead of individual programs for _J halls. to 27 gro EVENUE ~ TOTAL j A a 4 inn I u JIHW 0 $350 0 $335 0 $760 $200 $224 $100 $500 Aj ?DUU ?yju T. 0 $1470 ,ne $600 $800 reflect o $400 allocate $340 $905 organiza 0 $200 \ . $100 $215 amount 0 $75 the am 0 $300 organiza $325 $425 own ac 0 $1060 listed a< $40 $301 ! "*leaa* $750 $775 themor 0 $30 money v $14 $230 0 $30 5 $10 $231 j 0 $140 0 $2000 (, 0 $4200 i 0 $2360 } $3079 $20,646 jj . However, the Senate decided tc e Senate is still not sure what to do ; ng to Mary Beth Wingate, presid te. She said senators are presently tc s to get their views on the subject. :cording to Wingate, the Senate as , but many issues are deadlocked ir >es involve national p A rape awareness sess and na- Towers Government is discus- designed to help women a common threat. ated in i involv?? dent"' "Our decisions a officers need to help the de r'oon along." iblicans, bUttyTo College Re; need to Other issues raised ii Weaver fire extinguishers in dc new developments in h< y of a Bill Kotti, Columbia iced for proposed the purchase containing dry chemic ck elec- safety precaution for e< 11 9 a. in. located bility in T , Student IllSl Student Classified nd RHA Dateline publicize Entertainment . . Features e recent Opinion Atlantic Sports esidence cers and und the Ron and Fritz ... It training to the election. Do y ^rkshops candidate is up to? . i the fire Snow job The Col lipht thf holding a specie dents at guaranteed to keep ting pro Walking the plai others, is ?|ri!tes conu' . btadium prepared t( students Gamecocks residence ? ? tups LLOCATIONS chart to the left s the $17,567 d to various student itions on campus. I he ( listed as revenue is j ount of money the j tion must raise on its j| ;cord. The amounts 5 ; totals is the sum of > ley allocated and the I vhich must be raised. ? i I i ignore the motion about the matter, aclent pro tern of the liking to their consti; a whole is working i committees. ment olitics ion sponsored by the ; one such program on campus deal with iffect us all. We" mocratin nrnnnss ? Don Weaver lublican president ncluded the need for irm kitchens and the imsing renovations. 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