Talley Pushes University Senate Plan at Richmond
SGA presidential candidate Joe Talley urged replacing the power structure with a University Senate. He spoke in class assemblies outlining joint decision making by faculty trustees and students and advocated direct outreach to alumni and trustees. He warned ongoing work on other issues would continue.
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Joseph E. Talley
Richmond College Student Government Association
Talley
University Senate
Traylor campaigns for reform in student government
Woody Traylor urged rapid reform of campus life during a Tuesday election speech in Cannon Chapel and Dennis Auditorium. The junior from Danville contrasted a conservative appearance with a liberal platform, listing three urgent priorities as student governments negotiate a University Student Union proposal with opponent Joseph E. Talley.
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Robert W. Traylor, Jr
Cannon Chapel
Dennis Auditorium
Traylor
Joseph E. Talley
Danville
More Student Power Stressed by Westhampton College Candidates
Terri Bailey a junior from Florida and the sole presidential candidate urged greater student influence including a voting student on the board of trustees and a university council. Lucy Bone and Susan Tarkington discussed Senate action on issues and stronger ties with the administration. Meg Kemper and Sandra Sundow seek freshman secretary roles as elections set for March 2 in Keller Hall Reading Room.
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Westhampton College Government Association
Terri Bailey
Ft. Walton
Fla
University Council
Miss Bailey
Senate
Miss Bone
Westhampton
Susan Tarkington
Staunton
Keller Hall
Westhampton College Senate OKs President Salary and Ends Ratting
The Westhampton College Senate approved paying the college government president room and board about 850 dollars funded by a 1.55 rise in the Student Activities fee. The ratting program was eliminated after a study and 18 to 3 vote with possible revocation by a two thirds majority.
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Westhampton College Senate
Senate
Miss Bone
Susan Stansbury
Kathy Neal
Richmond College Student Government Election Voting
Richmond College students vote Tuesday in SGA elections. Ballots list Woody Traylor and Joe Talley for President with multiple running mates for vice president secretary treasurer and senate seats across the Student Center lounge and Refectory during meals.
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Richmond College
Student Government Association
Woody Traylor
Joe Talley
Clarke Bustard
John Makriyianis
Guy Ross
Legislative Commission
Jim Raper
Board of Publications
Rick McDaniel
Tom Palmer
Dwight Inge
Bob Stokes
Robert Allensworth
Steve
Traylor Leads Talley In Richmond College SGA Poll
Robert W. Traylor Jr defeats Joseph E. Talley for SGA president in a midweek poll by RC psychology majors with advisement from Dr. William Leftwich. Top seven senate choices include Allensworth Elliott Green Inge Nock Palmer Stokes. results show high uncertainty and potential shifts before election day.
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Robert W. Traylor Jr
Joseph EB. Talley
Richmond College Student Government Association
Robert W. Allensworth
Elwood V. Elliott
John A. Green
Dwight W. Inge
Stephen L. Nock
Thomas Eb, Palmer
Robert D. Stokes
William Leftwich
Psychology
Thomas Pollard
Ellena Walker
SGA
Rodney Griffith
Traylor
Inge
Stokes
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Senatorial Allensworth
Elliott
Green
Levin
McDaniel
Nock
Palmer
Stone
Box Score of Psychology Course Poll Sampling Student Groups
A psychology independent research project surveyed 150 RG students in sixteen categories. The study compared on campus and off campus, by class year, and by fraternity and non-fraternity status.
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