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oHOW 'Th organn ation S 1b rknown':ps ,the Student k a. bci on of the tniversity df V 01th . Ro Its purpose s'e~tQ otdhjate the vari , 8,ca pus activities and to 4. W l tandard ilethod of ancing thse Campus activi all of lch shall be in irated into this organiza .4' .'.i nn. " i-Y , :The various mem of''the ' agso'ciation shall ue to be governed and SDerated under the const'tu i and rules in op 3r stion r to,the organization of the , t debt Association except in + h 'caes in which these e n 44f utions and rules are 'in cone et with the constitution of the dent Association. r ARTICLE II. ^ eation 1., Every student reg : g at the University, omit tng special students, shall be required to pay a blanket fee of eight ($8.00) dollars each ePpester to the treasurer of the .t' vers ty to be divided by the Streasurer of the University among the various members of i association as follows: Per Year At letics ......................$ 6.09 arnet and Black ....... 2.00 Flinn . Hall'.......... 4amecock & Carolinian.. 2.50 -Sinking Fund '.. L50 uphradian Literary So ciety . ............ 1.00 Clariosophic Literary So ciety .......... 1.00 Social Cabinet ...:............ , 1.00 Total ........................$17.00 ARTICLE III. kection 1. All business of the Association, including the dis tribution of the sinking funds, a)all be traneacted by . the Ex ecutive Committee of the As sociation. See. 2. The Executive Com ittee of the Association shall consist of: the president of the student body, who shall be ex *officio chairman~ of the commit 04 te, the 'stuident body represen ttive of the Athletic Advisory B6ard, president of the Ath ltie Association, 'the, business manager of The Garnet and ~lack, t.e business maager of ~he Gamecock, the, business rpanager of The CapoInian, the at4 dent chairman of the Social abintt, ar *itMaive of the ~ uphradian Literxry Society to be eleefed forsone year by the - dociety, a representativ0 of thQ Clariasophie J4terary Soelety )be elected by the societgeot '": OUR orgad ae 0i i ' h y a ta. See. 8. Eacl mei of t : Executive kCorn a liall' b entitleI to one votand no.ris shallleprese birektharoM grgani t;i 'n te " ecuIlve Committee. Should any 'nia1 under norri c1ndiliUQs be tho natural representative of more than one libor of the-Apso ciation he shaft be allowed ti choose the one member which: he desires to represent and the various ._ganizations shall then elect-6therimen to -il the vacancies so occasioned. Sec .4. The .Executive Com mittee shall be empowered to elect a secret ry of the Commit tee, the secetary to keep a complete record of the meet ings of the committee. Sec. 5. The faculty repre. sentative on the Executive- Com. mittee shall be the treasurer of the Association and shall have charge of all funds bf the As sociation and all funds en trusted to the care of the Asso ciation. Tlhe treasurer shall be subject to the same rulea and restrictions as govern the mani agers and treasurers of the va rious members of the Associa tion under this constitution. The treasurer shall disburse no funds except at the order of the Executive Committee. Sec. 6; - The necesary ~ei penses of 'the Executive Com .mitt.e.shall be borne jointly by the various members of the As sociation. Sec. 7. The chairman of the Executive Committee shall be empowered to call a meeting of' the committee whenever necessity warrants such a meet ing or upon the special request of three members bf the Asso ciation. Sec. 8. Any member of the lssociation . shall have the right to appeal to the student body on any action of the Ex ecutive Committee, and two thirds the members of the stu dent body present at the -meet ing- of the student body shall be sufficient to overrule the action of the Executive'Committee. Sec. 9. .The Executive, Com mittee shall meet regularly once each year to gistribute the sinking fund when such is nec essary. ARTICLE IV. Section L. The sinking fund shall inchide, in addition to the one dollar and fifth~ cents ($1.50) apportioned it under Article II, all surplus funds left over at the end of the year with any of the members of the As soctation, proided that this ~'et bf the E2xecitva t4e lhanding oKo of h suatpus. when~ gsc ~nece orIr4be fection 1. Each ma r areaeur s la"l beeqINt nsle as itemied report to stuelRody ihediately after the expiration of his term of of flee, provided that thiWXeport he made:ot !later than two weeks befdxe the secQnd semee ter exaninations unles delayed with the unanimous consent df the E0cutive' Cofninittee. Sec. 2.. The president of the student body, the representa tive of the Euphradiin pociety on the Eftecuive Committee, the representative of the Clar iosophic Society on 'the' Eecu tive Qotimittee and the ti'eas qter of the University shall aomprise an auditing copgit tee shall have charge ":f the auditing of all repolts to be submitted to ,theAcotmnittee one week ,prior to the formal report tq the student body. Sec. 3. 4his constitution may be amended by the- action of twothirds of the members pres ent at any meeting of the stu dent body provided ithat; the proposed -amendment has ' eei read twice in regalar meetings of the student body, the first reading to be no less than two weeks prior to the formal [pas age of the iroposed iizend ment. Sec. 4.' Article -H can be amended only with the consent of the Board of Trustees of the University. SPACE. There once was a .tiny electron Who gazed all about him and cried, "What an infinite thing is an atom ! How deep and how long, and how wide ! Can the mind conceive aziything huger? Well, I can't, for one, and I've tried !" An atom peered vaguely around him, And with every glance that he cast He thought, "Oh, a molecule's limits. Are most i*nbelievably vast; 1or cosmic bewildering great-. nes A molecule can't be sur passed!I' Yet the scientist's lens mi scropic, For all of its strength, failed to show Clai a' d Prssn Netl De 1631 Met4 C eaoraA yone b h tae ni# a h ca a c i kr ThCUesiy soran Pmedsihs h oing t4a~dvisiast 71. MSchof-ttsadcen, wih arott eurei 4.. S of ds to . hh ek t ' r suernenns ofnd schoosing .thy coure IV+" . Scoo of C i Enginee ing, eain to +C SHABENICHT.McDOJAL QO 4* ' -Xl s v li ; - ~''.SPORTUNG'~O D I1631 'MAiA'S. CO M" A S iC V.iSchSbA et L , w itt c e i o Jounded by the Stntu4 iltdt In the Capital City The University is orgau*We with, the following divii ., L School of Ata ad cience, witho vateas courssil of study in Languages, Listory, Sca oe, et., adin - to the degree of A. 'B. and B. 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