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By RICH WALENDA
Staff Writer
Many freshmen have a difficult
time voicing their opinions about
USC because they do not have any
real vocal outlets, a Student Government
official said.
"Freshmen cannot run for Student
Senate seats, but they do need
to be able to say what bothers
them," S.G. President Marie
Louise Ramsdale said.
Most students do not know how
to get involved in other policy
making organizations. Ramsdale
said it is hard to be S.G. president
without input from students.
"Freshmen are affected with visitation.
It is an absolute priority to
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program is designed to combine
leadership training, philanthropic
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According to an S.G. press release,
20 to 30 freshmen will be
selected through an application and
interview process.
Applications can be picked up at
the S.G. office and must be turned
in before Friday, Sept. 8. Each application
will then be screened by
a committee composed of student
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organization and any unique qualities
the student possesses that may
help the organization.
When asked if she would participate
in such a program, freshman
Maha Eltobegy said, "I'd be interested
in it".
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issues. Fair, a devout Christian and
conservative Republican state representative
from Greenville, has
become the board's preeminent
gadfly in calling for stricter control
of students' behavior.
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bonds between friends and being a
part of the college experience, Simon
said.
The fraternity now has 118,000
active members at more than 86
different colleges. ZBT will be the
first fraternity to change their
pledging program, and they're
hoping others will follow.
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His most recent crusade was the
controversial ban of overnight visitation
by members of the opposite
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fraternity on campus, is also going
about their pledging situation differently
this year.
Pledge Educator Greg Wyatt
said beginning in the spring of
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angered students but pleased conservative
taxpayers across the
state, goes into effect this semester
and is part of Fair's plan to end
overnight visitation altogether.
under the pledge system on a twoyear
trial basis.
TKE President Greg Turner
said, "Like ZBT, insurance played
a fractor in our decision. All the
TKE fraternity brothers are covered
by a one million dollar policy
Jiat prohibits fraternity spending
Dn alcohol and hazing.
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