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Candidates. Continued from page 1 What can be done to reduce tuition and fee increases? "Open hearings with the USC administration and board of trustees would ensure direct student input to the tuition problem. An investigation of student fees and a push for open files on USC expenditures would ensure maximum benefit and minimum waste. "Finally, SG must expand its lobbying effort with the South Carolina Legislature to a continual program, because a stronger commitment to higher education is the only long-term answer to the tuition problem." Vice president James Franklin "Through my involvement as a senator and as chairman of the judiciary committee, I have seen the past effectiveness and ineffectiveness of Student Government. ! "I am committed to making Student Government stronger in voicing student concerns and opinions. "As vice president, there are many student concerns I would like to see addressed: ? Promote SG involvement through direct communication with 1 -II 12 I -A.. J A an iitcuscu siuuciu organizations. i ? Personally investigate, as well as form select committees to investigate, all increases in student fees. ? Supervise the ratification of the new USC constitution and the re-writing of its codes. ? Student safety: better lighting, emergency call boxes, etc. ? Tuition: Against any proposed tuition increase and for getting students involved in a lobbying effort to make higher education a legislative priority. ? Parking: Alleviate the problems by investigating the possibility of expanding USC parking lots, or by creating more. ? Fight to keep students from being moved into the end zone at fnnthall ohitm " Leigh Hunter "We need a vice president who can motivate students, who is dedicated and who is hard working. I have proven that I can get goals accomplished and that I can get students involved in Student Government activities. And 1 feel that having someone that can do these things will be beneficial to Student Government. Student Government is a place for everyone to get involved. It should serve as a forum for everybody." How do you plan to go about accomplishing your goal of getting more people involved in Student Government? "I have some continuing goals that I have been overseeing as president Dro temnore in fh<* thic comocmr handbook we are working on will include as many aspects of student life that we can include so that students will be able to see this and see where they can get involved in student life and Student Government." What plans do you have concerning full-formula funding? "I will encourage students and the senators to write their legislatures and ask for full-formula funding." k b RrBKE Hf M JflBH wSKmSKKKKKKB^SS^m^^^^m Anywhere Greyhound iireyhound IZIO 1: Musi present a vabd college student 1.1) card upon purchase No other disc Inc., and other participating carriers Certain restrictions apply Offer effective 2/1 _ r President Jimmy Brchm Angus Smythington Farnsworth III Mike Gillcn Michael Hogue Vice President James Franklin L.eigh Hunter Secretary Robin l.eigh Abel Flliott Levy Treasurer Sean Bennett Berkeley Grier District 1 ISplonm on/I Mathematics) 4 seats Frank Grindstaff Ivan Molano Harry Sharp Teresa Wade District 2 (Applied Professional Sciences) 2 seats Aimcc Black Frank I'cloquin District 3 (Social Work) 2 seats no names on ballot Today. Continued from page 1 "It's bad enough tc have an AIDS. 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Not valid in (Canada. & 1987 (ire) t MBMMWMMMHMMffiMBMMIM'IMi TW IB' I ! niMTMin J Student 7 Government I Candidates District 4 (Library and Information) 2 seats no names on ballot District 5 (Humanities and Social Sciences) 5 seats Stanley Davis Warren Dewar Tracy Er {c isaroian rurr Scott Hall Greta Jenkins M. Brian Magargle D. Troy Mullinax Yvonne Murray Stephanie Phillips Marie-Louise Ramsdalc Evan Smoak Christa Tidwell Tracey D. Watkins District 6 (Business Administration) 5 seats Andre Figuerola Chris Burnette Janice Kraft Larry Kristinik Franklin Ray e said the course went well, le student. "The report ors college only knew sional," he sa aping four days in ad- actly what he re was much prepara- and he was ex ved in such a short Mould said vlould said everything had to ask the on The Hors< maintenance t . was no work g i nfor\MAitr 1 IIHVI T1V*I . A 1 TER spendable * I SHOR LIS!!! *j#SH0F W'NUHhLtt I (REG. *1 > I NOW ' 1$ The HON ing applic to be pr Ceremom I . Outsi meml a sig areas 1. AI get to tl meml tribui X t\J ' Y^hvuu\, /XI Office, at and in thi Student fi Applicatio in the offii Room 10 <>un<J Lines, 'hound lanes, Inc. jj V -w y p District 7 (Education) 4 seat* ' Wesley Bcrgcr >^$3 ' District 8 (Engineering) 3 seats Derek Gilmore - . Lane Rogers - } - p ||| j Patrick Wright ' *Yo\,V" District 9 (Journalism) 3 scats Lynne P. Bcsscllicu , ^ llliftl Andy Williams District 10 (Criminal Justice) 2 scats =:>' - 'r' \< Tracy Ware | ||if| ?f District 11 (I^aw School) 2 seats Pug Starks District 12 (Medical School) 2 seats Steve McElveen d istrict 13 (Nursing) 2 seats no names on ballot District 14 (Pharmacy) 7 seats * \ ' JM Susan Carothers District 15 (Health) 2 seats Ken Scarborough ^jfl i . * way it came off," he said. ^ er was very profes- Mould said he thinks this exlid. "He knew ex- posure will be very good for wanted to know, USC. "I am extremely proud for tremely relaxed." the university," he said. 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I DOWNTOWN COLUMBIA MONSAT (10-6) |-j (ASSEMBLY AT LADY) SUN (1:30-6) i'j ORS AND AWARDS COMMISSION is seekations for the following awards and honors esented at the University Awards Day j ( April 16, 1987. tanding Senior Awards ? awarded to those bers of the graduating class who have made nificant contribution to the University in : of scholarship, leadership and i r * ,vv# rnon Sydney Sullivan Award ? is awarded Hie most outstanding male and female bers of the senior class in terms of their contions to the University. >ns are available in the Student Government the Information Desk in the Russell House, e office of the Vice-President and Dean of affairs. ? ins must be submitted by the 6th of March ce of the V.P. and Dean of Student Affairs, j 9 West Wing of the Russell House. i j i I < i *