By ROGER WHITSON
Staff Writer

Elections for Student Govern-
ment Association (SGA) students
legislators and class officers will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sept. 28 and 29.

With a total budget of
$250,000 to $300,000 a year, the
SGA is responsible for the
funding of such campus services
as the transit system, various

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SGA balloting scheduled

publications, student loans, re-
frigerator rentals, free legal aid,
and student body representation
on the Greenville City Council.
The elections include balloting
for approximately 50 student
representative positions, about
half of which will be for dorm
students. Each dorm will select
two or more representatives.
Filing for these posts will be

Sept. 14-Sept. 20 in Room 228

Mendenhall. A mandatory candi-
date meeting is scheduled in
Room 221 Mendenhall on Sept. 20
at 7:30. The following week will
be devoted to campaigning.

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tures for Fountainhead, transit
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budgeting plans, SGA President

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and organizations which depend
on student government support
need to be active in this election;
quite a lot will depend on it.’’
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