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CHARLESTON ? An $880,000 civil la
publicized 1986 hazing of a black Citadel c
a jury until fall at the earliest.
Preliminary motions in the case were
Magistrate Robert Carr gave both sides ai
trial discovery of evidence.
Then, he said, he expected the case Wo
District Judge Sol Blatt Jr. for the fall.
The suit stems from an October 1986 in<
ft disguised under sheets and towels entert
freshman Kevin Nesmith in the middle (
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The five, now seniors at the collcge, wer
punishment tours with rifles and were c
mainder of that school year.
They were later indicted by a grand jur
completed a pretrial intervention progran
lege shortly after the incident.
Columbia woman win
A 43-year-old Columbia woman beat 30-n
from McDonald's ? the biggest prize yet
during the hamburger chain's Monopoly
Cheryl Dyer, who works odd jobs and
for herself and her 16-year-old daughter, i
make her a $300,000 winner in the $50 n
(M "When my aaugnter 101a me we won,
Wednesday.
Dyer said she and her daughter stayed i
discovered the winning ticket, reading a
make sure they had really won.
Dyer, who was told by McDonald's off
mail in about three days, had an option
dream home. She took the cash, even th
percent.
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that students arc more passive than the other c
tive, more reluctant than student sup
Mivated and are acting more like pus involve
athetic couch potatoes than con- "Our co
rned American citizens. Indeed, put the '
athy has been a travesty of many Governmer
ist Student Government ad- Williams
inistrations," Franklin said. coming yea
He said the new administration "This a<
II strive for a renewed openness to shortsighte
jdent concerns and will work to saia.
mduct several open forums Former
roughout the year. Hogue
The main theme of Student Senate complishm
ill be "The Renaissance of Student before he
ctivism." position.
S.G. Vice President Andy During
'illiams said he intends to work with Governme
Vliddle East_Ji!
The reality, however, is that states that
oderatc Palestinians are in- tion of the
midated and fear revealing their ther states
3sitions because prior moderates solutely n<
*vf> hppn miirrlprprl F.von Fovntinn nnrf fhat "
nwar Sadat, who courageously way to
gned a peacc treaty with Israel, was Palestine,
isassinated shortly thereafter. "Our v<
At this point, no clear cut agree- is simply \
lent has been made. Resolution 242, issue is nc
n international agreement signed by territories
lany nations, still has not been ac- before the
:ptcd by the PLO and was one of No mal
le conditions that the United States violence c
ave before negotiating with the areas. Un
LO. in the occ
"They refuse it because it would the main I
pecify the recognition of the state of been temp
srael and the need for secure and tivism an
efensible borders," Evrony said. campuses
The Palestinian National Charter, entered al
/hich the PLO amended in 1968, Israeli
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ment. for intramural sports in (
llcagucs and 1 intend to surplus student football
we' back into Student conducted a postca
it," Williams said. to make state legislators
also has big plans for the dent concerns over
ir. funding.
^ministration will not be
d in setting goals," he helped lay the gro
the creation of an As
S.G. President Michael College Presidents;
recapped the ac- helped create an ai
ents of his term in office ing of alumni and prese
stepped down from his presidents.
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t his term Student dent, also was nleased
nt: complishments in the Sti
linued from page 1
their goal is the destruc- must first be restored I
entire Israeli state. It fur- tions to develop. "Then
? that the Jews have ab- at a full autonomy pi,
3 right to their homeland Secretary of State Schul
armed struggle" is the only three to five years into
regain "indivisible" Full autonomy mear
1.4 million Palestinians
:ry existence there overall, elections to choose th<
jnacceptable to them. The governing body, to be
>t involving just those two their own education, h
the fighting began way dustry ? with the i
m," he said. security and foreign afl
:ter what the discrepancy, in turn, would withdrav
:ontinues to dominate the security locations outs
iversities set up by Israelis populated areas.
upied territories, including Another option raist
Jniversity of Bcrzcits, have experts is the creation
>orarily closed until the ac- nian state within the i
d organized terrorism on territories. But Israel j
die down. Violence has disastrous solution and
I sectors of life. for war.
officials believe that calm "It would end up b
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give $75,000 ? creating a newsletter;
exchange for # increasing the effectiveness of
tickets; the "Use Sense and Caution" safety
rd campaign program;
aware of stu- ? Creating a safety commission;
full-formula Working to return the Golden
Spur nightclub/lounge;
analyzing the S.G. constitution
undwork for and revising "rough spots" in the
isociation of constitution.
inual gather- Franklin said the new adniinistrant
USC S.G. tion will continue these programs and
create even more in the future.
:r vice prcsi- "We must remember, however,
with the ac- that change has been the one consudent
Senate. tant in history," Williams said.
'or any solu- run by the PLO, and Soviet troops
, we can look would be flown there within 24
an like what hours. Because most of Israel's
It7. suggested, population centers are closeby, as
the future." well as their only international airis
giving the port, all of Israel's power forces
in Israel free would be under constant threat of
:ir own self- gunfire," Evrony said.
in charge of "Tiny" Israel would be left
ealth and in- defenseless under communist attack,
exception of he said. "The nation is only nine
fairs. Israelis, miles wide at some parts. We say it is
v into specific the only country that you can cross in
idc the most less than a gallon of gas," he said.
Israelis think Arabs already are us:d
by outside ing the occupied territories as a
of a Palesti- political pawn. "Arab nations have
two occupied billions of oil-rich dollars and much
;ccs this as a better places to put these Palestinian
a prescription refugees than in our camps. They
simply want to keep some control in
eing radically Israel," he said.
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