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Mate law. He said no separate law is needed because ha/ing
will siill he common, no matter what action t'*? House takes.
"It's foolishness," Bradley said.
A I I SC. SEVKKAI. student leaders agree w ith the intent
ol (he hill, hui (|iicsti<>n it such a law is really needed.
"Ha/ini! is not such an extensive problem (hat the state
^ Senate needs 10 lake actions," said l.aVue Moore. I'anW
Hellenic Council president.
She added thai 1 in ra! raierniiy Council. Panhellcnic
Association and the Pan-Hellenic Council have already
enacted a new judicial process dealing with all complaints, including
hazing.
" l lie university can handle an\ hazing problems within its
borders," she said.
IIC I'RI.SIDI.N I Kevin Mall said he agreed wholeheartedly
with the bill, but was concerned with its intent to take man
clatory expulsion decisions away from the uimersity and place
them in the power of the siatc.
B "No one should make this judgement other than the
univeristies," he said.
Mall also questioned the clause stating that all organizations
and groups must seek prior approval for all initiation
ceremonies and activities from an official designated by the
university.
"I vehemently oppose in any way (his clause that jeopardizes
the secrecies of our rituals and initiations because it is an
encroachment ot our rights," he said.
Nettles said the bill is on both the Senate and House agenda
lor debate in the next few weeks.
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board's role.
The governor was not speaking for the General Assembly,
which has also been requested to review the board, said Riley
Ln/\L'<tcni'>ti l^i ILL M.?L' intiiti'
Kilev said stale law and tlie vmII establishing llie university
board show trustees "are to have full authority and power to
regulate all matters pertaining to C leinson University."
Hut the governor wrote that he has talked to trustee chairman
Sen. James Waddcll about "issues that have been raised"
at the university.
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he addressed to the satisfaction of faculty, staff, student,
P iilumni and all concerned citi/ens in South Carolina," Riley
said.
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