The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 22, 1985, Page Page 7, Image 7

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Officers "" ?- ? said. "I basically want to change the environment of USC for the betterment of the students." Houston said if he is elected, he plans to "get involved in government affairs. I want to put their ideas into action and nnt mat#* thpm ac if tKpir fnnlinnc aron'f ovon U/ii r? r? alnn """" " *' "" " UIVII 1 UV...B into consideration." Martin Richey is the other candidate for secretary. Richey said, "My main concern is for the advancement for student affairs here at USC. I feel that the student organizations are a vital part of USC. I also want to enhance the rcla^onship between the faculty, administration and students." "IF I'M elected," Richey said, "I will review the standing organizations and sec what their problems are. 1 ant to get to the root of the problem and solve it. Tl.M P- i. " i i.: ? - a uk udHieuuuK is limiting tur < why is . a man wakes under an ad\ mattress anc Takes a bath an advertised soap, puts or breakfast of advertised he tised car, w . . .Then, he tising doesn't ' good enough for sale, j If you belie^ i u. .:l~l :a 'm uunu M . . . \ < GAMEC( 1 * Three people are running for the office of treasurer. The treasurer handles the day-to-day financial operations of Student Government. He or she reports to the Senate the financial standings. The treasurer keeps a record of all receipts, expenditures and appropriations of the monies for Student Government. The treasurer also presents the SG budget for each semester. This officer must also be a sophomore. Robert Croom is running for treasurer. Croom wants to be the Ircfltnrcr hpcaiKP "there are several thinoc I've knrtu/n about the financial situation that have been going on for some time that 1 think need to be changed. Croom said that if he is elected, he will get all the facts and figures straight and then spring into action. "Some people are paid out of student fees and they don't even work for the students. I want to change this." ) few good men, women or even If you can write or use a can i it ... ; up in the morning /Ar4ir I/->i ir\ \sAn r^l IIO^U \l\^\ *U\ I I pulls off adverti: in an advertised tut razor, washes with i advertised clothes advertised coffee, it, rides to his offia rites with an ad\ refuses to advertis< pay, and then, it c I to advertise . . . h e in your business DCK Advertising D< 777-4249 ROBIN NELSON is also running for the position of treasurer. Nelson said, "I think that I would be the best person for the job because of all my leadership qualities. 1 am in a number of student organizations and hold a high office position in all of ?I M IIIC5C. Nelson said, "If I'm elected I want to look to see where the money is really being spent, and make sure that the students are getting the best part of it." The third candidate for treasurer is William Sloan. Sloan said "The basis for my campaign is 'Trust Me!' I've had two years of experience and love to work with students." Sloan added, "If I'm elected I will re-evaluate the allocation of funds and make sure that more of the money goes towards student organizations." children. f . lera, we nave worn ior you. after sleeping an advertised sed pajamas. shaves with i an advertised l"> 4"ol/^* A I Irt -4-/"V H . ol Io UUVVI I IU ? V puts on an ? 3 in an adver'ertised pencil s, says adver. I : _ : ' i i Dusinesb isn t ie advertises it i and want to * r apartment