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By JACK DUNN
and GORDON MANTLER
Staff Writers
Even though most students will
go home after exams next week,
some student government members
will be active this summer trying
to keep campaign promises.
"The ball is rolling on every
point of the campaign," Student
Body President Tom Young said.
"We should have a lot of the
10-point plan in place by the fall."
Projects like more cooperation
with the business community and
Columbia City Council, an allstudent
traffic appellate court, student
discount cards, and cash card
accessible vending machines are in
the preliminary stages now, Young
said.
"We're making tremendous
strides with the council," Young
said. He recently met with the city
council to begin nurturing a better
relationship with the city.
Young said student government
has been actively working with
state legislators, making sure USC
concerns are heard.
Student government also had its
first monthly "town meeting" earliAr
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touch with students by attending
various student organization
meetings.
A suggestion box might also be
placed outside the student government
office, he said.
Young is on the university's
rape task force, which will make
recommendations about how to
strengthen and improve the university's
sexual assault policy.
"Hopefully, we will have a
much stronger policy in the fall,"
he said.
Student Body Vice President
Kelli Lister said the senate has
been active this past month, and
even though the senate will not be
in session, she will be busy preparing
for the fall.
Lister said she has discussed
possible intstitutional and structural
changes at the Thomson Student
Health Center with the center's
officials.
"We've talked about separating
the money paid into the student activity
fund into a separate health
fee and a separate fee supporting
student organizations," Lister said.
"By separating them, we make
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students have a choice."
Lister said she would be busy
during the summer with various
projects and preparing for future
work in the senate.
'Til be on President Palms'
Rape Task Force, and we'll be
working on a report due out at the
end of May," Lister said.
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benjamin Theodore Cole has
m a vital part of the science
inch of the university since
SO, and when he retires this
it, he plans to dedicate himself
helping the Columbia
nmunity.
iince 1960, Cole has been a
logy professor and department
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ching physiology courses, he
a long record of publications,
linars, papers and service. His
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between lipids and carvascular
problems, blood glue
levels, ionization chambers
liquid chromatography,
n his years at the university,
le has seen different trends
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