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Carolil Feb. 6, 1961 Tie regular meeting of Student Council was called to order by Presi. denit Mike Quinn. The roll was t'alled and the minutes approved as I "till. i.murUlEE RCEPORT'S: Artists Series: John Chappell, ,hairman reported that Varel and Bailley, Chanteurs de Paris, will per,form Thursday, February 9, _961. le asked that all Council met>ers help publicize the program. Elections Committee: Jack Wil -_)n, chaii-man, reported that the noxt meeting of the committee will h rv 7, 1961, at 1 p.m. They %ii :et a dahte for elections to fill i n Council. Consti t utional Committee: Alex Sanlkder.. chairman, reported that the iw -onstitttion is being printed and will be di,4ributed to all Council mvmabver hiefcre next meeting. He al,ked that i( he allowed to present ihe ,rs, reading of the Constitution ' slay. II 'ci:a: Cmmittee: Sam Freed, ilorm-Ilan. :1:1ounllced that surveys on - -e liht and phone situations on ,am1pu have been completed. A sur VvV kn facilities has not yet been !in ihcd. Ile requested the addition ,f e'iLddV Wagner to his committee. Holbrook 1latts requested the ad dition of .yles Adair to replace .errV Allen on the Intramural Con Bill Able reporteal on the Chair 1enl Comnnittee nieeting. All com :11:t:ce chairmen will draw up a critiquLe of the functions of their coninucittees. lie also asked that all Cuncil iembers hand in any sug estions or criticisIs which might Wlp :iprove Student Government. OL) 1ILSINESS: .Jack Wilson asked why the clocks n the cafIeterias had not been re "Gamecock" 'he weekly meeting of "The 4;amick-ock" staff will he today at 2 p.m. in Room 208, Russell House. Student Movies -Initation General" is the Stu lent Union movie to be shown Thiursday in Russell House Assem ly Rom. Showings, which are riee to students, will be at 3, (;, and S:30 p.m. WUSC-AM The regular meeting of the WUSc staff will he at 5 p.m. to day' in lloom 2041, Russell House. * * * I.R.C. The I nternat ionail Relations Club will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. in Room 204, Russell House. Press Club Sigma D)elta Chi-P'i Epsilon Nu will meet(t at 1 p.m. todlay in the Azah-a lloom, Russell House. * * * Student Council St udent C'ouncilI will mee'(t at 5 p .m. M ndlay in ltussell House As-emly lccom. * * 4 "'Y" I uncheons Fr'e.hman "Y"'' luncheon will he Monday at 1 p.m. in Russell IHouse Assembly Room. Sophomore - .Juniort - Senior "Y" Ituncheon w ill he Wedcnesday at 1 p.m. an Russell Hotuse Assembly * * * J.S.C. The Initernational Students Club w h hohl thel(irt buies m '.-teeting at 6;:30, p.m. Tlue.sday in Rlcom 102, Russell . IIouse. Th'e reguhlr m'ueet - ing will follow at 7 p.m. lying 'lubh 'Thle C arolina Flying C lub will mie.et at 7:30 p.mt. TIuesday in Room 102, Russell House. * * * Newman Club Newman Cluh will hold its weekly meeting at 7 p).m. Wednes day in Rooma 102, Russell Hlouse. * * * Ilypatian I lypaitian I .iterary Society will meet 'Tuesday at 5 p).mt. in Legare College. All members are urgedl to attend. Cotillion Club New officers of the Cotillion Club will meet Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the SAE House. * * * Wesley On Sunday, Don Bundy will lead a discussion of RE Week at 7 p.m. at Wesley Foundation. At the ia Student paired or replaced. Carmen Cherry reported that the Student Union has not had time to meet yet to look into this matter but will do so soon. NEW BUSINESS: Alex Sanders moved that the pro posed constitution be read at this time, but not discussed. Seconded and passed. The first reading of the constitu tion was passed. Sam Freed moved that the Presi dent of the Student Body establish a committee for the purpose of pre senting to the State Legislature the needs of the Carolina Community. Seconded and passed. John Chappell moved that we urge the University Registrar to end the practice of sending lists of students owing money to the University to facul(ty nmehers. Seconded and passed. Bunky Joye offered his resigna tion due to his graduation in January. The resignations of Chuckie Griggs and Jane Coffman were also brought before Council at this time. All resignations were accepted. Ernest Willis moved that we give a vote of thanks to Bunky Joye for his service to Carolina and Student Covernment. Bill Ahle presented the following resolutions which were passed: Whereas, "The Gamecock" staff of the past semester has done an excel lent job in iis overall news coverage, add Whereas, "The Gamecock" has co operated with Council in all of its endeavors, and Whereas, "The Gamecock" has publishte the full minutes of each Council meeting, and Whereas, "The Gaiecock" has practiced mature journalism and a great Carolina spirit; therefore he it v Bjriefs Tuesday luncheon, at 1 p.m., Dr. French of the physics department will speak on the topic, "Does I Science Actually Prove Anything?" A forum on "Miracles" will he held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the center. Clariosophic Society Clariosophic Literary Soclety will have its weekly meeting at 7 p.m. t Tuesday in Clariosophic Hall (third floor, Legare College). The pro gram will consist of impromptu discourses by the members. A cordial invitation to attend is ex tended to all interested male stu dents. SPECIAL OFFER... 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Otter expires June 30, 196 Council I RESOLVED, That the Student .overnment of the University of South Carolina express its apprecia ion to the former editor, Charles Behling, and all of last semester's 'Gamecock" staff; and be it further RESOLVED, That copies of this resolution be sent to "The Game yock" and Charles Behling. Whereas, "The Gamecock" staff ror the current semester has been elected and announced, and Whereas, Those selected are well [qualified and dedicated journalists, and Whereas, The Council and "The Gamecock" staff have always co cperated in making for Ietter Stu dent Government and a more in formed Student Ily; therefore be it IZESOLVED. That the Student Government of the ITn.iversity of South Caroliaa extend its congratu lations to the new staff; and he it further RESOLVED. That Council offer its fullest co-operation to the new "Gamecock" staff, and be it further RESOIED. That copies of this letter he senw to "The Gamecock" aind Judy Killough. Ernest Wilis moved that a coml mittee he set up to investigate whether or not Student Council ;hould endorse WUS (World Uni versity Service). Seconded and The appoAitments to the Housing ind Intramural Committees were aipproved. The following appointments to the Freshman Study Committee were nade and approved: Audrey Hand, Bill Traxter. and Scott JaInes. Ernest Willis was appointed chair nan of the cmnimittee to investigate University Prei To Accrediting Presidint Robert ,. Suilmwalt of he University will represent the 'ational Association of State Uni 'ersities on the National Commis iin for Acerediting. Dr. George ). IlumphI-ey, presi lent of the national association and *f the University of Wyomling. ap oointed Dr. Sumwalt to fill the un ,xpired aecrediting (omm111ission erm of Dr. Robert M. Strozier dio. before his death, was presi ent of Florida State University. Dr. Sumwalt will attend the neeting of the accrediting (omis ion which will be held March 3-t a Chicago. arved $00 and pictr of Sir Walter - Raleigh . from new pouch pack NOW Sir Walter Raleigh in the new pouch pack keeps tobacco 44% fresher! Choice Kentucky Burley Extra Aged I Smells grand! Packs right! Smkssweet! Can't bite 1 lease send me prepaid . .. headed pipe(s). Enclosed is $! ro stomps, please) and the pcture fSir Waiter Raleigh from the box which the pouch is pocked for uch pipe ordered. STATE .~ . s where prohihited, taxed, or other I. Allnw four eks for delivery . 4miutes There being no further businee the meeting was adjourned. Respectfully submitted, Vasiliki Moskos Secretary Euphradiau Impeaches President At it's regularly schedule meeting on January 31, the Eu phradian Society elected the fol lowing officers for the Spring se mester: President, William I Castine; President Pro Tempor< Rohert Whitaker; Critic, Warre Adkins; Secretary, Anthony E Brown; Treasurer, Wendell Car ney; Custos Forim, John J. M< Kay; Corresponding Secretary Don Lavender; Financial Secre tary, Kenneth L. Holland; 1iq torian, Michael Daniel. Offices yet to be filled ar those of reporter and recorder. ininediately a f t e r assuminj the chair of office at the meetinj on February 7. the newly-electe< president. Sen. Castine, was im mediately removed from his offic, so that impeachment proceeding could he brought against him rhese proceedings will take plac at the next. regular meeting on thi fourteenth of February. Senator: James Mann and Carl Reynold: will serve as counsel for the de fense; Senators John McKay an< Kenneth L. Holland as counsel fo, t he prosecution. All intereste< Carolina nien are invited to bi present to witness this cataclys mie event. -ident Named Commission What N as an at Prat Regardless of your specialt able engineering atmospher< Back in 1925, when Pratt 8 ing and developing the first powerplants, an attitude i engineering excellence was That attitude, that recognil of technical superiority is stil The field, of course, is broal No longer are the compar graduates wvith degrees in engineering. Pratt & Whitne with the development of systems for the aerospace r nuclear and other advanced in concept. To carry out al or materials engineering ass mechanical, aeronautical, el engineering are needed, alog in physics, chemistry and m Specifically, what would yc talent -provides the best at Aircraft provides the atm< can flourish. Development is carried ou Prot* & Whil velopment C engine test remote block providing a At P&WA's Connecticut Aircr Engine Laboratory (CANEL) nical talents are focused on i ment of nuclear propulsion future air and space vehicle: live mock-up of a react< scientists and engineers car critical mass, material reacd cients, control effectiveness reactor parameters. PRASJ KORIDA For further information Placemer Coming I Placement interviews for the week beginning Monday, February 13, have been scheduled. Interested senior students may arrange for appointments through the offices listed for scheduling. Definite in terview appointments must be ar ranged in advance by each student who wishes to be included in the schedule of interviews. Monday, February 13 Representatives from the Navy Department headquarters in Wash ington, D. C. will hold inteiviews r in the School of Engineering. They are interested in talking with seniors in electrical and mechanical engineering. Appointments may be - arranged through the School of Engineering. S. 11. Kress & Company will have a representative in Room 301, Rus x sell House. Their representative is z interested in interviewing seniors Committee Sets Show Rehearsal r The Student Union Committee will sponsor a talent show for all University students April 11. Auditions for students who are regular matriculants will be in Drayton Hall on March 14 and 21. There will he one rehearsai April ) and dress rehearsal April 10. Watch "The Gamecock" for further details. vouxld mrgmneer ;t & Whit] r, you would work in a favor Whitney Aircraft was design of its family of history-making ,vas born-a recognition that the key to success. tion of the prime importance 1 predominant at P&WA today. :ler now, the challenge greater. ty's requirements confined to mechanical and aeronautical :y Aircraft today is concerned til forms of flight propulsion niedium-air breathing, rocket, types. Some are entirely new ialytical, design, experimental gnments, men with degrees in ectrical, chemical and nuclear rig with those holding degrees etallurgy. 'u do?-your own engineering lswer. And Pratt & Whitney >sphere in which that talent testing of liquid hydrogen-fueled rocd I in specially built test stands like this ney Aircraft's Florida Research and enter. Every phase of an experimer niay be controlled by engineers frorr house (inset), with closed-circuit televis neans for visual observation. aft Nuclear Representative of * many tech. tioning for P&WA e ie develop- site data recording systems for provide automatica i. With this computed data simi >r, nuclear testing of an engini determine capable of recordii ivity coeffi- values per second. and other World's fontmost d 'T & WHITNEY. Divtsion of United Aircraft Cor CONNECTICUT OPERATION$ - E RESEARCN AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER regarding an engineering career a, B. P. Aulgr niering. r n-prt it Service nterview majoring in business administration. Interviews may be a c h e d u l e d through Miss Dutrow in the School of Business Administration (Dean Derrick's Office). U. S. Forest Service (Depart ment of Agriculture) plans to have representatives avaliable to talk with seniors majoring in civil engi neering and accounting. Appoint ments for accounting majors may be arranged through Miss Dutrow in the School of Business Admin istration (Dean Derrick's Office), and will be held in Room 304, Rus sell House. Civil engineering sen iors may schedule appointments through the School of Engineering, where these interviews will be held. Tuesday, February 14 U. S. Forest Service (Depart ment of Agriculture) will continue interviewing civil engineering ma jors in the School of Engineering. Fiber Industries, Inc. will have a representative in the School of Engineering who will be interested in interviewing seniors majoring in chemical engineering. Appoint ments may be scheduled through the School of Engineering. U. S. General Accounting Office has made arrangements to inter view senior accounting majors in Room 30.1, Russell House. Appoint ments may be scheduled through Miss Dutrow in the School of Bus iness Administration (Dean Der rick's Office). Wednesday, February 15 A representative of the Colgate Palmolive Company will interviewi., seniors in Room 304, Russell t House. lie is interested in talking ii aey Airc *1 7 ectrnicaid fun- Sudis o ngnesi hso- lqiMn cente whic con &WA' re ectrgner aids bulde Sftdie pofu nsoresison so lqi n center whch Canty ForAsr Praetu& whitnte Aircrft,mcnsut ThseupennPr t iw suc A p.rogr Sets Dates with seniors majoring in business administration and liberal arts. Appointments may be arranged through Miss Dutrow in the School Df Business Administration (Dean. Derrick's Office). Thursday, February 16 Clearwater Finishing Plant will have a representative in Room 304, Russell House, who will I interested in interviewing senior*~ in mechanical engineering, chem istry, accounting, and manage ment. Arrangements for interviews may be made through the School f Engineering. IRepresentatives from the Ten nessee Valley Authority will inter view seniors majoring in all fic.; ,f engineering. Schedules for ap pointments will be handled by the School of Engineering and inter views will be held in the School of Engineering. Friday, February 17 Tennessee Valley Authority will :ontinue interviewing in the School >f Engineering. Representatives of Warner Robins Air Materiel Area will recruit in Jhe School of Engineering. They Ire interested in interviewing ;eniors in electrical and mechanical ngineering. Appointments may be ;cheduled through the School of Engineering. Personal Products Corporation ,ill recruit in Room :304, Russell louse. Their representative would ike to talk with seniors majoring n business administration (business -conomics, management, market ng), English, law, pharmaey, and isychology. Appointiments may be theduled through Miss Dutrow in he School of lusiness Adminis ration (Dean Derrick's Office). -aft? solar energy collection and vapor power cycles typify search in advanced space wer systems. AnalytIcal and I Engineers work together In ams to establish and test pts. 'sion systeme vour college placement .tfotrd S. Ce.....t....