The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 03, 1961, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Campus
I Briefs
"Gamecock"
The regular weeldv meeting of
the "iameo!-:" .*ati wil' be held
today at 2 p.m. in R o 208. Rus
House.
Student Mo,* ic
"Gift :f Lovv" will he the Student
t. vr 'lot,mo;v pre.sentcd tomorrow.
No. :,i'bu:xdav's movie will be "It
Started \\,.i a Kiss." Beth will be
hown'.V! ;' Rusli House A-sembly
1.on, frke to .;tudents at : 6, and
WI SC:-AMl
\ regular Staf I meeting
,- . he this ai ftt unooi a: 5 o'clock in
..,04. lussell House.
l1lt
_!Ee nternat2Ii,nl Rllitions ('lub
1 1 let atL p.i. Tlursday in
lti 201 ,ussell House.
lren.. Club
ib Pre:- Clah luncheoni will be at
I p.m1l. todavia' th e Azalea Room,
tuetCounlcil
S tUdeti CouneLl will 111eet at 5
p. MOndy1n the A?sIembly omi,
i n:1 0us1S. All students are inl
vited , observe the meeting.
Newmanl Club
The Newman Club will meet at 7
p.m. Wednesday i llRoom 102, Rus
Zell I Il ue.
reshmni "Y" luncheotn will Ieet
\lndav I: I p.m. in Russell IousV I
AXssembl fRoom.
S phmre - .J umor - Senior "Y"
lunchvon w\ill meet Wednesday at I
nlu.lll use Assembvlv Iooll.
* * *
ISc
Tle International Students Club
will have their ;1sin2ess meeting at
; :30 p.m. Tue4dav in Room 102,
Rtussell louse, followed by the
regular meeting at 7 p.m.
(4arolina FIlyig Club
Carolina Flying Club will meet
TuIda at 7 :30 p.ml. in the club
r-o.. Uniiversity Terrace.
Pi Epsilon Mil
'i psiln .lit, for physical vduI
at ion major%s. will mleet Monday ait
7 i. in Rusell louse.
jonitlYV Idett\C
St uen: Ciunci leptesentatyve.
from aI Jouralismt arec in the libraryv
ofL.gare every Tuesday fronm 3-..
p.m . t. hear suggestionis and discus.t
anyv pro blem s the students wvant
reaght up int council.
S. (. \reheolo gy Soi ely
.1r.'.e. t at Soud.id prlJ)itogamp .n
andIl :mngraver will be in artge of
0 iitin, whilit is free t ll.
aI rmln tudett arll inlvitedl to it
Al iteres-ted students ar tiut edl
p m IIia Ia. l t ita, la-gate C(
-Ihe Iiy~pattin-s will dlebate t.he
nin phia otn the topic:"t
iix W\me It hould( b.e teed ais
th 1It circit couti of South
( arlo,ina." Thie Ilypatians will argue'
affTirinattively.
TKA
niesdaiy at I pian. in the Magnlita
itom, Rtussell I louse.
W(stmlintst(r Fel lowsip will metlO
Wetdnesday at 6 p.m. at the We-st
minrster I louse for suipper follow'd
by ai proigraml, "What Will Christi
anity 1)1 In Fuiturie Conflict.s?" pie
selntedibIy Dr)i. Womlark. E~'-verone is
invi ted to attend.
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Tlicket Sailes
As a part of the YM-YWCA pro't
graim, mieal tickets for' student wvork
ers can be sold1 for cash at lissell
IIouse Information D)esk orn Wedl
nesdays at 3 p.m.
* * *
"Crucible"
The "Crucible" staff will hold its
weekly meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m.
in the magazine office, Room 206,
Russell House. All staff members
and students interested in helping!
with the spring issue are asked to
be present at the meeting.
Carolina Studen
February 27, 1961
The regular meeting of Student Council was called
order by President Mike Quinn. The roll was called and t
minutes read and approved.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Housing Committee: Sam Freed, chairman, reported t
complaints the Housing Committee had found regardii
poor lighting, faulty painting, the scarcity of phones, etc. I
asked for Council's support of the recommendation of t
Housing Committee.
Bland Roper, Student Body Treasurer, gave the follo
ing report. of the Student Allocation Committee:
Activity Allocation per stude
"The Gamecock" $1.50
"Garnet and Black" 2.40
Debate Team .10
"Y"0 .98
Student Council .36
Student Union .50
WISC .26
Artists Series .64
"Crucible" .10
In t ra murals .40
Contigent Fund .46
$8.00
The Conltinlgenlt Fund will include the expenditures of t]
iteI'national l1elations Club and the I,aw School's Mo
Court.
Since the cirollnilcit inl the University for various ai
sunlry reasons is lrger in the fall semester. the estimat
total allocation for each item should lepresent around 53
of the yearly allocations. I shall give the total allocation th
was made to each item by the committee nid the per ce
of last year's expenldit uires.
Item Total Estimated Total Approx. % of Allocati
Allocation Spent ILast Total Appro
Year Spent Last Y
"Gam ecock" $ 7,537.50 1 (,:Io. oo 46 (
"Garnet and Black" 12,060.00 22,000.00 55%
Debate Team 2,01 0.00 3.988.0) 50.2'
"Y" -1,921.50 10,700.00 .16.7'
Stident Council 1,809.00 3,200.00 56%
Student Union 2,512.50 3,100.00 7-1%
NUSC 1,306.50 2.000.0) 65%
Artists Series :1.216.00 Is, 100.00 39/
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Open A.M to 1 Midight CFFCr Preent
t Council I
Magazine
to Intramurals 2,
h Contingent Fund 2,
e University Players dif
World University Service )
est Willis, chairman, reported
he to various universities but n<
Ag Codification Committee:
le ported that the codification
ready for print.
Freshman Study Commiti
ported that his committee wi
w- to conduct the investigation.
Education Evaluation Coi
nt man, gave a progress report (
Intramurals Committee: I
ported that the intramurals p
OLD BUSINESS:
The proposed Constitution
ing and was adopted by un
NEW BUSINESS:
Everett Cooper was appo
mittee with the approval of (
John Chappell introduced
was passed by viva voce vot<
Be it Resolved, That the '
sity of South Carolina go oi
Freed and the Council Housii
'e ties to ascertain the necessit'
ot facilities, and be it further
Resolved, That the Coun
entire Student Body, fully v(
gain these needed improveme1
mittee.
at There being no further b
nt .iourned.
on
r. ABSENTEES:
Bobby Fuller
Jimmy Truesdale
4 Susan McLaurin
4 Mike Adair
Mike Daniel
Vasiliki Moskos
Bill Herring
Jack Wilson
lers
e Society at the tjihiversity. Members
olihy, Marvin I. Oberani anmid Charles
er, anmd IIerhert Mo y. Third row,
t justice.
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502.00 revived
010.00 new program
311.50
ibanded 700.00
[nvestigating Committee: Ern
that inquiries have been sent
> replies have been secured.
Willie Griggs, chairman, re
>f University regulations were
Lee: Ben Boyd, chairman, re
is discussing ideas about how
nmittee: Tony Brown, chair
mn his committee.
Iolbrook Platts, chairman, re
amphlet was being revised.
was submitted to a third read
mimous vote.
inted to the Intramural Com
,ouncil.
a resolution on housing. It
tudent Council of the Univer
i record as commending Sam
ig Committee for their activi
r of improvements in housing
il, or representatives of the
sts all authority necessary to
its in Mr. Freed and his com
usiness, the meeting was ad
Respectfully submitted,
Bland Roper
Acting Secretary
Air Society
Names Heads
Cadet Major Julian W. Jones is
the new commander of William Far
row Squardon, Arnold Air Society
at Carolina, according to Colonel
Janmes E. Johnston, Professor of Air
Science.
Other new officers are cadets
Allen C. Pate, deputy commander;
Roy G. Webb, adjutant recorder;
Robert A. Darr, comptroller; Robert
P). Glymph, information officer; Joel
W. Shealy, chaplain; and Allan 0.
. Jackson, pledge trainer.
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Placement I
Monday, March 6 the
The Tennessee Corporation will res
ma
have a representative on campus to ca
interview .seniors in chemistry and am
chemical engineering in the School lev
of Engineering. Appointments may thr
be arranged through the School of j
Engineering. Stz
Tuesday, March 7 hal
of
Representatives of the S. D. eiv
Leidesdorf Company (certified pub- me
lic accountants) will interview ac- Sel
counting majors in Room 304, Rus
sell House. Appointmients may be to
scheduled through the School of Busi
ness Administration (Dean Derrick's to
Office). )fi
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College Life Insurance Company art
of America will recruit in Room 301, reg
Russell House. Their representative foi
is interested in interviewing seniors Ru
in business administration, education, tIr
English, fine arts, history, political mil
science, psychology, and public ad- fie,
ministration. Appointments may be
arranged through the School of Busi
ness Administration (Dean Derrick's -
wvil
Office). 301
A representative of the West sel
Virginia Paper and Pulp Company ie
will interview seniors majoring in tll
Ahemistry, physics, and engineering mil
(chniical engineering, electrical en
ineerilng, and mechanical engineer
ing). Appointments may be scheduled
hirogh the School of Engineering. Fit
The Glidden Company will have a Seil
representative in Russell House, (a
loo:n 302, to interview accounting, hlui
marketing, and chemical engineering Ma
majors. Their representative is also Ilo
interested inl imterviewing students tile
who have completed their junior year Ad
in accotinting for participation iin anl
auditor intern-Lip training program
dirin.g the smniner. AI)pointments
may be schedilO through the School
of Hisiness Administration.
Weinesday. March 8
I'hilco Corp.);.tionl will recruit in thr
Music Fraterni
Scholarship To
Ilotiston Price recently received!i ng
the Charles E. W a r d Mlemorial of
Scholarship, awarded by Delta
Signia Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia, national music frater
nity.
A freshman at the University,
Price is studying piano under Dr.
H1[ugh Williamson, head of the de
partient of music. lie is also a y
member of the University Chorus. tV
Delta Sigma a w a r d s this
scholarship each year to a deserv
ars t **te fla
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nterviews
School of Engineering. The rep
entative is interested in seniors
joring in electrical and mechani
engineering; and mathematics
I physics majors at the master's
el. Appointments may be scheduled
augh the School of Engineering.
k representative of the Kentucky
.te Department of Highways will
,e a representative in the School
Engineering to interview senior
1i engineering majors. Appoint
nts may be arranged through the
ool of Engineering.
. C. Penney and Company plans
have a representative on campus
interview seniors in business ad
iistration, education, English and
arts (and other graduates who
interested in retailing careers,
ardless of major). Appointments
these interviews in Room 301,
isell House, may be arranged
dugh the School of Business Ad
iistration (Dean Derrick's Of
bbeville Mills and Laurens Mill
hsidiaries of Deering-Milliken)
I have representatives in Room
, Russell House, to interview
iors in accounting and manage
at. Appointments may be arranged
ough the School of Business Ad
iistration.
'ithursday, March 9
\ representative of the Atlas
ance Company will interview
iors in business administration
counting, banking and finance,
iness economics, management, and
rketing) in Room 301, Russell
ase. Appointments may be sched
:1 through the School of Business
ministration.
Friday, M1arch 10
tepublic Aviation Corporation will
-e a representative in the School
Engineering to interview seniors
?ectrical engineering and physics.
pmintments may he arranged
)ugh the School of Engineering.
y Awards
Freshman
freshman in the department
music.
LOST
Light-colored ) r i a r pipe
ade by Weber, with a me I
lid-colored band around Ze
em. Contact Joe Van Dyke,
)x -1013, phone 301.
Also, gold charm bracelet
ith only one charm (October
Ibirthday charm). Lost be
een Ilussell llouse and Le
mte College last Friday. Con
ct Riuth Koolkin, phone 241.
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