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College Notes Cofcftt fro* Service J -- - Frat may be liable for member's DUI Villanova University ? Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity may be held liable for a drunk driving incident by one of its members, said ~ II O ? c* lj.o. appcaia wuun. The decision says DKE, its bartender, members and the student who held a 1982 party could be held liable for serving alcohol to an underage member. The student later drove a car that caused a fatal accident. It will set a precedent for similar liability cases in Pennsylvania and could influence cases in other states. Students say taxi cheaper than flying SALT LAKE CITY ? Two students fogged in at the Salt Lake City airport as they tried to get home for the holiday, cashed in their plane tickets and hired a cab to drive them 550 miles home to Hillings, Montana. Tor their $300 fare, University of Utah student Butch Nolan, 18, and flight student Jason Jourdan, 19, said taking the cab home was cheaper than flying. FOIA. Continued from pagi 1 the board made it secret in good request, voted to make secret faith under the current law. how Holderman spent about Limehouse proposed the $364,000 in public money for InHiriuru Prvmmitfpp iica itc enK_ fJcrnl w/?qp 1 a mmivimi j vv/iiiiiiuivv ujv iij >3uu iijvui j vut i yuw< poena powers to look at the ex- Since November, university ofpenditures from Holderman's ficials have used the trustees' vote discretionary fund, but the com- to seal another $1.3 million of inittee refused 18-5. Holderman spending. Senators in both parties said they would fight to make the ex- The current amendment would emption retroactive. expand the definition of public The $1.7 million has been a bodies that must meet openly and matter of public controversy the definition of what compensasince Nov. 21, when the USC tion paid by public bodies must Board of Trustees, after an FOI be revealed. Full formula. Continued from page 1 and Control Board cut would they get their bill over the sumrcduce funding to about $100.2 mer. Student Government is paymillion next year. ing $3,000 to have letters printed and sent to the students," he Donald Wood, who works said. with Student Government and is "Student Government is askorganizing the lobbying effort, ing the students to sign this letter said the board's proposal would protesting reduction of funds," take effect in July if adopted by Wood said, "and mail it to the the state Legislature. legislature." "The students must realize that such a loss could result in a tui- "Imagine the impact of 20,000 tion increase, and it is important letters arriving at the State they decide to take action now," House. We're determined to Wood said. make sure the legislature is qw/cim that tVi#* ctliH^ntc ar* r?An_ II"UI V lliui I I IV JIUUVIIIJ 141 V> WWII "What happens is too often cerncd about losing so much students aren't concerned until money." ATTENTION ? ALL ORGANIZATION i va 4--in /-^t v\ me 4-s\ v?nr\(nni?'f Qr IIllUCllU.111^ IU ICV^UCOL KJ I Activity fee funds for next year: MANDATO I BUDGE! 1 WORKSHC 1|,I Ail treasurers must aixent I workshop to be eligible to Student Activity fee funds 9 for the 1987-88 school yea I WORKSHOPS WILL BE HEL : I T1 HT 7 T n/? Funding -km Continual! from page 1 "I think the trustees should have some say so to run the universities or else we should do away with them and let the legislature run them. It's an infringement on their rights." ; The proposed resolution, { which will be up for consideration today in the Senate, says it is vital that the university and the : trustees maintain their credibility by releasing information about j USC President James Holderman's discretionary fund. | The trustees said it would not j be in the public interest to disclose the information and could endanger future donations. HttcUnc cnirt thp Hpritinn t<i seek the information on the H discretionary fund from 1980 to 1986 was a compromise. Some I legislators wanted to go back to 1977 and some wanted to go back just one year, Haskins said. j "This is definitely not Clcmson versus USC," said Thomas. "If Bj Clemson had a discretionary fund and was withholding { details, I would be doing the same thing." | Thomas asked the board last j fall to appoint an independent j, panel to review the fund and j make a general statement about [ the propriety of the spending, but j the trustees rejected the proposal. j The Gamecock THE GAMECOCK in the student news- [ paper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday* during H the fall and spring semesters and weekly j on Wednesdays during both summer sexsions, with the excepUon of university t holidays and examination periods. 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