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; * J S OI! T1! C f * f < U!. I N .1 ?i h-! iA I .1 J < I niV^ . | HURBESHOfc ^ " Gamecock Friday . Founded 1908 Volume 77, No. 42 University of South Carolina November 9, 1984 SG Sen By Barry Bradley The Student Government $ Wednesday to answer the quest tional issues being brought to th The bill, sponsored by eight se national and international resoh sions and into special student fo Upton, one of the bill's co-spon One reason for this move was tabling of the Central Americj Senate several weeks ago. UNDER THE bill, the Powei mittee would be responsible for refers to it. One week after the referral.the the following three determinatio First, the committee could dec side the scope of Senate busine allow for a forum. Second, the resolution has a di To hold Soutt Reagan policy needs GOP loi By Noel Hill Although Ronald Reagan swep traditionally Democratic Sout route to his re-election, his ecoi program will have to work Republicanism to take root i South, a USC professor said. If Reaganomics contiifues to 4ithis will leave a long term resic positive feelings toward Republican Party," said Earl 1 who teaches a Southern Politics c in the Government and Interna Studies department. ''Right now his economic pre is clearly benefiting people who a natural supporters," Black said. BLUE COLLAR Southerner beginning to identify with Republican Party, which had uonauy oeen incir political ei Black said. Although the Republican tends to give the major eco benefits to the wealthy, the blue Southerner is atracted by the conservative issues of the Republ such as school prayer, abortion,: national defense and patriotism, said. These kinds of images appeal Southern blue collar white that i servative in a cultural way, Blacl Republicans in the White 1 know how to extend their appeal into the social structure by blc themes, Black said. ** l mi^y akl not dependent i country club economic strateg> sa>d. See "Reagan," Inside Classified Dateline Entertainment Opinion Sports From wave to ripple. A pis raise money for the Can Scholars scholarship prograi tomorrow's football game has canceled Secret concert? Anyone who i ed Gene Cotton's sparsly atte concert Wednesday missed a j show of good music Quarterback roulette. Not will change in USC's crucial ? against Florida State Saturdj at least as far as quarterback; concerned J late OKs activitie Senate passed a resolution Third ion of national and interna- but doe e Senate floor. The t Tiators, is an attempt to keep to the 1 itions out of the regular ses- Senate rums, according to Sen. Don Then sors. date no the constant tabling and un- assigns in resolution put before he will noi Senate ? s and Responsibilities Com- THE resolutions that the Senate student \ dent or ("AmmittflS llfill rariArt />"?> "f VV?I1I1I11IVV mil Ikpuu UIIL UI 11UII Ul ns: The f make al ide that the resolution is out- Offic :ss, but generates interest to speaker At thi rect relationship to university the sens 51 i ^ en iomic n for n the work, j r ,;> the p - i Mack, :;;"'V,B / tradi- " kjj nemy, Party fl^BHiHf *& social V?- ^ r_ri jeans, . a it ron g Black miff-' IfpH** M uRy to the Wrr~m.:/,KkAflsHBI ^">JB con~ BrP^S^BIS m said. KdHH|i| - dPP House down ending J ipon a Wmi ," he H|llM page 4 16 2 K* mmk- ^Hw (; wT HM8I .n to >-,">:j; - C, /:^ ,''na mB|11?|^^ ti at been ... 3 r-miss WM :''M. freat hing I Loyal Fan I jame xy ? Senior Mike Brittain signs aui s are Steinwedel waits in line. 11 internati s and may be offered to the Senate for a I, the resolution is outside the scope of Sen s not generate significant interest for a f( ill calls for a vote of the Senate to assfgn t Powers and Responsibilities Committee IUI uill uU IUC |_/?1 Hill 1<1I 1MUC. , according to the bill, the committee w ?t more than two weeks beyond the dat to prepare the forum for a Senate forum t be scheduled during a regular Senate Committee meetings. P AND R COMMITTEE will then give body, the SG Senate, The Gamecock ai ganizations information concerning the d the forum and the issues involved. orum will be operated by the committee, 1 1 the arrangements. ial campus organizations may be represe , and any student may have the opportun e close of the forum, a straw vote of the < itors will be taken. Photo tographs Wednesday after scrimmage as Laui if onal issui i vote. THE RESULTS of the late business, concerned parties with th arum. represent the views of the he resolution way an endorsement by S to prepare a Two attempts were mad amendment was a slight c ill provide a was made to check studen e the Senate to get validation to the vc . This forum However, Upton said ti meetings or have to check IDs, and th situation will be with this Alter the bill was passes notice to the was referred to the com id other stu- statute. ate and locaLATE, THE Senate wai who will also Borkowski. He addressed I and the best way to hear t inted by one ity to speak. Borkowski said the stud< ludience and of student groups of the ] what's best for the institut Campi USC-Cler Wt up for gi Wgi^ By Barry Bradley ^olng About 1,700 tickets to t go up for grabs at 8 a.m. have access to 75 additior Rodney Brown, chairm; Campus Students comm a camp-out for tickets begir r begins at the Law School He said about 1,800 pe some students miss role ( ff&frM. during the night. Cam| ^ v- \ i Police will help the senate give out numbers and ch< J* identification. No alcohol glass containers will \* i? allowed. STUDENTS IN line at p.m. will have their id tification cards checked validation and will receiv p number. The line will tl proceed around the northe I i ? and southeast sections of f? coliseum. Brown said p Jit table bathrooms will provided. gBPj Periodic roll calls will taken throughout the nigh I \ make sure students v\ c numbers stay in line. Distribution begins at 1 a.m. and lasts until 4:30 ncis.ci;> aic gone. I lCKeiS C I pick up only one ticket i have. Brown said four student ing offered tickets to the g man of the Athletic Tick tickets to Student Govern BROWN, AN at-large yesterday to tell them of tickets, at the same cost, Brown said the senators ly, because the Senate as a no pay. He said he didn'i had personally worked wi SG President Glenn 1 originally were going to ge with block seating, distrib Some senators said all s two years ago,, German ss by JoMph G#rnetl 1 THE 75 tickets are n< students at large, he said. en Goodman was unavaila Brown said he encourt _ 10:30 p.m. to avoid confu es bill polls will be made available to all e statement that the voters do not Student Senate, or constitute in any tudent G >\ernment. le to amend the hill hut Hnp hange in wording. Another attempt t identifications cards at the forums >te taken. he P and R Committee should not at now is too early to tell what the resolution. d, the Central American resolution mittee in accordance to the new s addressed by USC Provost Frank the importance of the student voice hat voice. ;nts should learn from the mistakes past and make decisions based on ion they are involved with. out nson tickets rabs Sunday he Carolina-Clemson football game Sunday, and student senators may ial tickets Friday afternoon. an of the Athletic/Community/Off ittee or tne student Senate, said >s 11 p.m. Saturday night. The line atrium entrance. ople will be allowed in line in case :all )US Ick About 1,800 people will be allowed in line at the Carolina Coliseum in case some en- students miss roll call ,or during the night. SG ien senators will not be re(ahs* quired to camp out for o" tickets, but they will be have to pay the same be price. No alcohol or t to glass containers will be allowed. 8 or ost $15 each, and each student may egardless of how many i.d.s they t senators complained about not be;ame. He said he called Gary Goodet Office, who decided to give 75 ment. senator, met with other senators the decision. Senators may pick up Friday afternoon. felt they were not being treated fairbody handles ticket distribution for t know if the complaining senators th ticket distribution. German said only senators who t the tickets were those who worked ution and the Clemson campout. hould get tickets, because they did lid. >t part of the 1,700 available to ble for comment. iged students not to come before sion.