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Bates cafi By JESSIE EPPS Stall writer Hardworking and dedicated arc used by the manager of the Bates e? to describe three empknees there v more than 70 years old. Manager Mike Keyes said he nl:m\ 111 nlili'i - ' V/1 rv him I hose reasons. " Ihey are at work 30 minutes they're supposed to be here," he s Although USC has no special pi to employ senior citizens, Keyes : wants a certain percentage of employees because they do a lot tor mosphere at Hates. 1 he senior citizens get along wc students, Keyes said. "I've never h complaints from the students aboi woi k." Alice Ciarrison, a 71-year-old car Mates, said the students are like so Merger. Continued froi alumnus and a faculty adviser from each organization. "We will be finished with our work by the end of the semester," said Jerry Brewer, dean of student life, about the constitution's drafting process. "Everything will be complete when officers are elected." "We've got it fixed in our minds that it's going to work," lnterfraternits Council representative Dean Thompson said. "I've been very pleased with the decisions we've been making. It's been going very, very smoothly." II 1* i - -I* - i in- ij\ciit11 iee11nii is inai me merger is going well, but some greeks admitted there have been problems. " I he way it is being done is hard tin both groups; the students should have had more say in the beginning," McMillan said. " I hey (the administration) arc on ihe light track now because the students do have a say in what is happening to them." Ann Houser, Student Government president and Alpha Delta l'i sorority member, said, "At Fratprnitv Conti * *** ?. y sure every individual has accurate i reat inent.'' Pruiit said the adminstration will he revamping student activity fee allocation, collection and monitoring. "It will he an awesome (ask and take another six months." Pruiit said the board will review the campus alcohol policy because the legal drinking age in South Carolina will change to 21 in the tall. "Although we're still not at a decision, we're closer to a resolution than before. Someone, probably President Holderman, will then m;ikc ih?? said. lie there will not he a dry campus, bill there will he a reM iiction o! places and events \s here alcohol is used. S(i President Amy Houser announced at the meeting that SCi PREGNANT? CAROLINA WOMEN'S CLINIC * V i' ?! s'** f.tr . i .. I > J t'**' '* .J*. ! * ".r f ' ' i' v.! r f '.if*!!. 3224 Millwood Ave. 803-256-0128 i i The Gamecock I III < \ M hi IK K is tlif sludt'iil new s(t.i|?rr nf I Ik- I ni\ersit% nf South ( arolina .mil is |Mil>lislii'(l three tim?'s ,i ui'i'h on Mondays. H ednesdaxs anil I ridavs during tin- f.ill and s|jrin>f semesters and urrkh mi \\ I'd in' sda\s diiririt; liolh summer session-. 11 h tin' exception of uniM-rsiti liolidats anil examination period*. 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She said the students tell her when thev always have failed tests, and some of the girls tell ing for her when they are having problems with their boyfriends. before Ciarrison said she has been a cashier at aid. other locations at the university, including rogram Russell House and Patterson Mall, since >aid he 1969. older the at- Harold Duquette, 83, wears costumes io ceieorate holidays such as Halloween II with and C hristmas and other events at Bates, ad any Kcyes said. it their In addition to Garrison and Duquette, Billie Holmes, a 74-year-old cook, is >hier at another Bates employee older than 70. ns and Garrison and Holmes work 40 hours a n page 1 first, some felt that they would be lost and become mixed in ? not have their individuality." Jimmy Manos, president of Kappa Sigma, a white fraternity at USC, said, "I think everything is going alright, but I don't see 4-w them makinK anv maior i i They're together hut still I I J 1 separate." -A-W^X. Jl Worried about the merger's fairness, Angie Williams, presi- I dent of Alpha Kappa Alpha, a black sorority at USC, said, "I think that everyone is trying to do what is lair, but there is no way that we (black greeks) are not going to get stepped on. "1 think it's becoming easier ^ because we are becoming latniliar with each other's systems, but we still fear something will be line- ^ quitablc and unfair." ' 1 Williams said she is in favor of the merger if both sides are f treated equally. \ McMillan also expressed concern. Black greeks "are just being swallowed up," she said. "I wish they could have more say in what i ; iiuj>^/VMlii(; ivy UKJI1I. nued from page 1 . ,. - All yoi mi. . \oursell do will meet Monday 10 discuss the first draft of a new constitution. MlKTOl'OIUI The plan includes making SCi a i-.i i vehicle for the following: lull alHl S| - emphasizing teaching as IllilHlU'S l('l well as research qualifications when hiring teachers; <1 AKICllltOS - sdidyint! w of the lili' IlllK'll I Golden Spur; 1111 lllllUM ? researching the possibility ||| |\*|(| of summer internships for all campus student leaders in which IlltO [\ (ilJlV ihey would work with the llick\ IH'INO administration; ' ? obtaining a student 111 pi'j/.l member on the board of trustees; ' ...i ? investigating special lees I II.US and graduation fees; improving student (^nmP government; V^UIIljJ ? having a student government day or week; ? and studying the effect ol the freshman meal plan. COME TO THE SPR AT Friday, ? ^ \ cjc? ' \ & u ^ $3.00 C Free (op. 922 S. Main St. (across from Kinko's) s over 70 an "I've never had any complaints from the students about their work. Thev carry their work load and more." Mike Keyes Bates cafeteria manager week, and Duquette works 30 hours a week, Keyes said. Herbert Clark was a Bates cafeteria employee foi 14 years before he died at the age of 70 during spring break. Clark was a dining room steward and worked 40 I ion i s a week. Although Keyes said he tries to replace senior citi/ens with people of the same age, he decided not to replace Clark Annie ni it a. V>V i back into lemoaste 'S> i I law to do is march spend o \\\\ to your campus tiling re filter center before Ma\ Aik ioikI liw Inn-packed awrajje t ii in, us demonstrate how tree App If computer can make one win nore nleasani lor von m \l-?nn I ni, well enter your name you wor uni; where oiu' very and snv. n oncampus will win the Its < ot live hundred dollars, lion tlia S^)(). (lash. American. To change < > >uter Services Bldg. Third ill l/N F? 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