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Camspus Criefs "Gamecock" The regular staff meeting of the "Gamecock" will be held this after noon at 2 p.m. in Room 208. Rus sell House. All feature writers and other -taff members are urged to attend. Student Union Movie "Count Your Blessings" will he the Student Union novie shown tolorrow in the Rus,sell louse As -;embly Room. Next Thursday's m1.ovie will be "h'lle tzeho." .\lies'. which are fr?e to students. 'il! he shown at 3, 1, and lz::30 p.m. * * WUS('-AM The WUS'' stafli meeting vill he today at 5 p.i. 'n Rtoin 20-1. - ,elII House. 'lhere will be no Ul(A or YWCA luncheon next week. In stead there will he the instition of new offices for 16,11-62 in Rut edg'' Chapel at 1 p.m. Monday. Everyone is invited ; ittend the in"talhition. Hypatian Iypatialn Literary Society will meet this Tuesday, Mlarch 28, at 5:n0 p.m. in Clariosophic Ha[mll. )r. Nolan of the English Departnent will present the program. * * * ISC Tlie International StudCnt; Club Vill hold its business meeting at 6:30 p.. 'luesday in Room 102, Russell House. The regular meet :ng will follow at 7 p.m. ISC is sponsoring a picnic at the "Y" Camp tomorrow. Tne cost is 5 cent.s per person, dinner included. Tlhe group will leave from in front Rf lussell House at 2 p.m. All -ttidents are ivited. lihe naine I niem m '"ity of Soummthl( "chlarshI%lips' of $200) eh Thlie tei dlenIts whou are res~iiei of Southi ( I). A. Gee',r, '.ie pre"iide'n eof (;ee'rl ( e'er, Iill Alannum, arid Willi;una -. IlAamrdh.. aemMnd nam l'rinegle. ( l'hmoto Eu rop ate(r-n(manin t. the ones wVho would <h-test "wasting'' ia whole vactetitont tour i ng Eur'ope w'ith "'a do z''n or so prt ty little people in pre'(ttyV littl I c lothles, all gliding fr'om one prettLy sight to an othier,' tor piny',ing in whatt one girli dt'scribed't as the it ernatlinal versity''s stummer session. ("You dlon't melet French stutdents,'"she expiinedtt'(, "'at siummet' school at the Sorbonne or Italians at sum mner school in Florence. Euro pt'ans nevetr go to sutnuner' school in their home count ries, so it's hardt't to get it ver p''Jrofoundl feel ing for the lphice y'ou are visit ing.'") JThose studietnts-e edowed, ver'y oft en, w i I ht ser'endlipi ty- - wvho are pleased by the American Stutdent fnfor'mation Servic'e pro grant conte'nd that it provides both a low-budget way to spend a summer abroad andi an oppotr tunity to be not juast outsidlers looking in, but acceeptedl ("'reason ably ac(cepted"') inlsidlers of a European country. A studentt who is accepted in the A. S. I. S. program pays a "European Safari" fee of atny wvhere fronm $345 to $796 -- the price diependls on whether you decide on an abbreviated or fait'ly extensive introductory tour of Europe. (The most modest A. S. I. S. tour lasts two days, and the longest is fifty'-three.) For your money you get a round-trip flight New York to Europe, the introductory tour with hotel ac commodations and meals (except lunchems) travel by chartered Carolill 'he reguu irmeeting of S order by President Mike Quini minutes read and approved. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Dance Committee: Jim Hei the May Dance will he held l torium from 8::0-12:30. The < commII it h-ov I as three recomin I eice: 1. Woody Herman 2. Ralph Flannigan :3. D)orsey Orches,tra wvith Artists Series Committee: concert. tomorrow night, repoi The commit tee has the follovi Whereas, tihe University F ncou.st ically unfit for many A Whereas, the seating arra tIhat many stIudents leave the s ionl, al Whereas, the 1960 Artists a more slitable auditorium v tle Series. he it tierefore Resolved, tlhat tle Stu<dent sity of South Carolina empow John ChIappell to reqiuest of t imlilediato action on a propo. Towns,hip Audilmrium for Ar 196 1 -62. Discount Committee: 'Jiln .i11, nieimbelrs'S of his conlimlitte (f Colillerce to ask for a 1 Inerchalt s I mr all Carolina st u(I Elections Committee:,Jack on the work his committee is ( cam pus-wide elections: P'uhlicity : Coutinulle to put schedt cock." 2. Letters have been sent and to presits of Cai Sc het dulc of, events, list for each (4fice will he atter Ea,ster vacation 'ornmtion de.--zk. -1. Approximately 60 poSt( )epartmenit an(l placed lkeguIlat ion) oIn m l campaign iln (ck" aitI'r Easter. Absences Committee: Bill report : Tlhe AhscICs( Committee oIl hur'sdaY, 1ar1.ch 16, 1961 Thie Council rolls were checked Council imemhers with imore t AI W 1 i ru'lina. pha:raae.ui - tudelnt. pictu iredq he mpny;~si ~I:mnalIily aan 82. 100 in se rolina:. I )ean Iuobert \\e . tlori..on4I oif re, *4eta1 from e ft, A Lax 1(ay. 1114bb1) bIuther''-hedc. St1andin g. I lugh Caiu ll,1I byi \lef;.raiI.) ean Job ( ((Cont inuied from )ij~ pag -) hus. bnd heaiflth and( acideni t in suran44ce while you are abroad. A. S. 1. S. also throws inl free lan1guagej~t r'ecord's andt a guide hoo44k andl a studlent pass entitling To jo ini the Amfleric(anI Student Infor i on14111 Seri' Ce, a stuidenit mui fill out aun:~P iapltonl form h'i 4s ?' I'oretin la nI guagJe ? ) and pay a4 memb11ershipl fe~e of twenty 1(our do~lhirs. W~hen A. S. I. S. ae ((epts your 44 a pplicatIion and fee, theyV guaranl ltee you bo0th a job) and ai place on an A. S. 1. S. tour'. A\ studl ent who appl ies early (4h' deadIin th 11is year' is April 1i, is mtost likely to be placed in a 4on4geni iali jobt and c'ounltry. Stu Come to Dial-Tread away for cool summer suits of wool-dacron, a n d cotton-dacron blends. ia Student March 20, 1961 tudent Council was called to 1. The roll was called and the ring, chairman, reported that lay 9 at the Township Audi lance will be semi-formal. The midations in order of prefer Warren Covington Uarlos Montoya will present a ted John Chappell, chairman. ig resolution to present: ield House has proven to be rtists Series productions, and ngement is so uncomfortable concerts during the intermis Series Committee feels that '0111d add to the prestige of Government of the Univer Lnr President Mike Quinn and ic University Administration d to sanction the use of the tists Series presentations in i.v Mann. chairman, reported La will go before the Chamber 0' discomit from Columbia ents. Wilson gave a progress report >ing to prepare for the coming I] le of events in "The Game to the 1)eans of the schools 1npus organizations. of offices and qualifications put in all campus mailboxes id distributed from the in Trs will be made by the Art in every dorm. will appear in "The Game t Able, presented the following of Student Government met n the Student Council office. ( and excuses processed. Those . ian two unexcused absences NTS :10 e cu.rr'ently hold Geer Drug Co. ealar,ipse for USC pharmacy stu the I NC School of Pharmacy and - atithe l'ivme'rsity in honor of the -~ Vaughan, D)ean Morrison, D. A. P aul C ollins, Daviid Stone, Larry )ffe rs dents with speaking knowledge oCf French or German qualify for the widest variety of jobs: Camp c'ounseling and child - care jobs usually go to those with some language skill as do resort and hotel jobs (except kitchen as signments). A. S. I. S. likes to ;phice students who know only a few basic foreign words and phCrases oin farms and( with hos pi tals and international student work camps. For mn o ir e information about A. S. I. S. - the various tour plans, the jobs and how to qulali fy for them - wv r i t e to A merican Student Information Service, e. V., Jahnstrasse 66-a, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. rlgreabam. Council I tre John Fort (3) and Bobb jave been notified in writing The committee would like der action of Council relatinj would constitute an acceptal ,used for absences, member writing to. the Absences Cor There was no old busines NEW BUSINESS: President Quinn announc Universities Student Govern will be held at Florida State not been decided how many .arolina. The recommendations of then taken up. Mike Lovejoy ,nittee hire Woody Herman. Jimmy Mann moved the ,ented by the Artists Serb )assed. Bill Able moved that Cour 3obby Mitchell from Student :used absences. He explaine( ;wo unexcused absences con Jis motion was seconded. Jimmy Mann moved to tab aken today. The motion to t Holbrook Platts then calk Ayes and nays were taken P>askin, aye; Skippy Canad; 3obby Fuller, nay; Georgiann my ; Jimmy Truesdale, nay 'loyd, aye; Willie Griggs, ay atrick, aye; Kitty Gimbral dary Wallace Hilton, nay; Y\ iye; George Jones, nay; - Millis, aye; Joe Mathis, nay; 3rown, aye; Steve Dial, aye Janiel, aye; Beth Stuckey, anders, aye; Vasiliki Mosko; lerring, aye; John Chappell, riffin, aye; Ed Harter, nay, Jimmy Mann presented t %as seconded and passed unm Whereas, the Student Disc ude in furthering its progrf ounts at Columbia places of I Resolved, that Student Cc anction, and approve its con he Columbia Chamber of ( ommittee may represent to wovernment of the Universit Bill Herring moved that 1ouncil be appointed to work ear's student orientation prc Ernest Willis asked that ti -ate as to why the janitor )ormitory for several weeks. There being no further bi :urned. Absentees: Ken Wood, San [olmes Davis, Bobby Mitch 'eddy Wagner, Carmen Cherr [arriette Morehead, and Vivi Lucky Str&k ....:::::::::*.........:... . Dr. Frood presented t pre-compact. Hurt a preferred to develop CAR TO SOME LUCKY ( four (4) wheels, gen steering mechanism! in hay and oats! Goes licensed in every stati car (with "FROODMOB TO ENTER THE I CONTEST, simpi "I nle'ed the F'roodh(, Entries will be judged on the opinion of our judges, your ar the Froodmobile. A carton of send your name, return addi later than April 15, 1961. All your entry (or entries) to LU( CHANGE T4 SA T.C . ............. 4inutes Mitchell (8). These members to emphasize that the Decem to excuses only stated what ile excuse. In order to be ex s must submit an excuse in nmittee. !d that the SUSGA (Southern rnent Association) Convention University, April 27-29. It has delegates will be sent from the Dance Committee were moved that the Dance Com Seconded and passed. idoption of the resolution pre es Committee. Seconded and cil vote to drop John Fort and Council due to excessive unex I that under our constitution stitute automatic resignation. le Able's motion that a vote be ible was defeated. d for a roll call vote. and recorded as follows: Fran r, aye; Martha Dabbs, nay; a Leventis, aye; Jimmy Mann, ; Larry Barringer, nay; Ben 'e; Glenda Gunter, nay; Neel 1, aye; Jane Workman, aye; [ike Adair, nay; Gene Amick, [olbrook Platts, aye; Ernest Tim Quinn, nay; Anthony E. Mike Lovejoy, aye; Michael aye; David Cobb, aye; Alex ;, aye; Bland Roper, aye; Bill nay; Jack Wilson, aye; Tootie 'ie following resolution which mnimously: ount Committee requests lati im of obtaining Student Dis )usiness, be it uncil endorse this committee, Lacts with the merchants and 'ommerce, in order that the these gentlemen the Student y of South Carolina. a committee from Student with the Y in planning next gram. Seconded and passed. e Housing Committee investi s have not mopped Preston isiness, the meeting was ad Respectfully submitted, Vasiliki Moskos Secretary i Freed, John Fort, Pat Adair, all, Ed Spears, Bill Wilson, v, Jo Kirven, Craig Mckenzie, an Porth. ...................... presets te conte . . . . . . . . . . he automobile industry with th id disillusioned because the their own compact, FROOD NC 20LLEGE STUDENT! This is a bra uine foot-power brakes, "free The economical 7.9 horsepov 32 miles per hour, gets up to 61 3 except New Jersey. (New Jer ILE" mounted in brass on the cc LUCKY STRIKE FROOD Sfinish this sentence in 25 wo 'if' wcause . .. basis of humor, originaiity and style (pr swer is best, the makers of Lucky Strike w Luckies will be given to the first 100 runn ess, college or university, and ciass. Ent 3ntries become the property of The Ameri KY STRIKE, P. 0. BOX 17A, NEW YORK D LUCKIES and ..roduc..of.. ART WIN] Suianl Vogel, who recenttly won an floi Exhibit, is shown above with one of her other Carolina stideits had paintings ac represents colleges int North atid South Ca the exhibit, on display at the Columbia I the University. HAMBURGER SF QUARTER-POUND CHAR-BR( ON TOASTED BUN, POTAT( WITH MELTED CHEESE ...... WITH BAKED BEANS, COLE WITH FRIED ONION RINGS FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, Jounic "Landmark l for Hungry Am.rteanaeg4 Corner Stae & Blossom Open 6 A.M. to 12 Midnij t.......... IS magnificent auto industry W OFFERS HIS and-new, gas-driven, REAL CAR. h-air conditioning," and actua ~er engine saves you hundreds 5 miles per gallon. The Froodmc sey hates Frood.) WIN this beau >wI!). Actual value over $1,000. MOBILE rds or less: eferably Froodlan). if, In the 'ill deiliver to you, on campus, ers-up. Aiong with your entry ries must be postmarked no e ,. can Tobacco company. Send 10, NEW YORK. 3et some taste for WER, or Award ino the Colle-ge Art paintings. Susiani and cight epted for the exhibit, which rolinu. Of the 40 pictures in hiseuim of Art. ten iare from 'ECIALTIES AILED HAMBURGER ) CHIPS ............. .55 .... .................70 SLAW ... .80 OR :OLE SLAW . .80 LD ltr"4x, C.,ec ht Every Day >ntests' It features II left-right of dollars bile can be tiful a change! . . s ... ...d. :