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pressed agreement with the univer
those provisions was necessary,"
Allen.
"He agreed that a declaratory jud
obtain clarification. The university
without the support of the attorne)
Former USC student Paul Perkir
sole-source file several weeks ago
documents. He sued the universil
Freedom of Information Act for
employment.
9 The university refused to releas<
does not apply to Sadat.
Sadat resigned from the universi
News editor Buddy Moore contr
Constitution.
Davis said the major reason of
this requirement is to provide
"more cohesiveness in office."
He cited the United States Constitution
as an example of the
^ proposed measure's effectiveness.
Also, the plan might inspire
greater voter turn-out and
encourage more overall participation
in important elections, he
said.
Other changes included appointing
the SG treasurer as
automatic chairperson of the
senate finance committee, and
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allowing me vicc presiuem inc
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"I don't believe the university
will ever look at a tuition increase
of that magnitude."
She said students and parents
should write their congressmen,
and out-of-state students should
write South Carolina Gov. Dick
Riley.
"We need to organize a major,
massive campaign, snc saia.
Student response was not large
enough last year, Houser said.
The student government cirA
culated several petitions and only
received 2,000 signatures.
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said USC spokeswoman Dcbra
Igment lawsuit was the best way to
y wouldn't have embarked on it
' general," Allen said.
is requested information from the
but was not allowed to see the
ty under provisions of the state
Sadat's salary and details of her
: this information, saying the act
ty Sept. 12, 1986.
ibuted to this story.
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power to make appointments in
vacant senatorial scats. The
powers of the Attorney General
are also newly defined.
The CRC began meeting this
year in August to begin discus
sion of the new constitution. The
committee reviewed 40 different
college constitutions as well as
the U.S. Constitution as examples
to follow, Davis said.
A special session to begin
debate over the constitution will
be from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Tuesday in the Russell House
Theater.
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"The students here just sit
back and complain and complain
and complain," she said.
In the meeting, Houser mentioned
plans to send every student
a pre-written letter to send to
their congressman protesting the
tuition increase.
"All students will have to do is
sign the letter and mail it," she
said.
She also plans to send letters to
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A woman, fully clothed, swims underwater
in a murky lake, plunging deeper and deeper
until she reaches the bottom.
There she finds a small package in a bundle
of cloth. She takes the bundle and heads for
the surface. She places the package on the
dock and unwraps it. Inside, there is a
perfectly healthy infant looking up and
smiling.
The lady swims away from the dock, leaving
the child behind.
This incident is the opening scene of a short
film, "Fish Story," by Jan Millsapps, a USC
media arts professor.
Millsapps, who originally wrote the film,
will now direct and produce the film as well.
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fiction-fantasy film.
"It's about a woman who's on a quest
toward her female destiny," she said.
The theme of the film is "the natural amFile.
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The sole-source files from file) rclcas
January 1982 were made the procui
available to Paul and Cheryl Budget an*
Perkins and members of the be require*
press. Under state procurement said,
law. any time a state agency con- USC Pr
tracts with a consultant without man said
putting the contract out for bid, Thursday
the information must be listed in an agrecrc
the sole-source file. the attorn
A spokesman for the S.C. At- "We fc
torney General's office, Mark the attorn
Dillard. said his office was with gene
notified Tuesday morning about there wa<
USC's decision to drop the under the
lawsuit. the courts
"When they advised us they should re
1 didn't want it (the sole source release,"
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