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Fin The final neeting of the firder by Pres'dent 'Mike Quin COMNIMITTEE REPOlTS: Artists Series Committee: report (if his omiittee. ('odification Committee: \ eodificaton:111hanled inl two ' n-s -11d ilactmenlts o Stu t St ident lieaI Tickets: ( h: fi all (11 111111' C mm ilttev: 1 1 The l1 I 141i !if a com4. ' I J'hat 41 4:A . 1 umtt il .Ie Dean .Tnbmim. I ! 'I o IQ1uden (-un il I s4 O:l. ; 4';i Ii' orId I iver-ity Servicv S aid : T ",r:nl t tn !i. :'dIr :n. : 1 r m th4 \V Il, I ,ented( th :-I h n rr- dlit : 1111tte C n t he I :t r Il 1 c(1 n11 u-1 WV hereas. \\LS is a wIIrth ' e Stu v e rv i turt i. I: \ he rea s. ('V roI n I h, \ Whereas. \\ lt S is r w ls en u an .:d W her,eas. ilt it' ie st (.1:k .I, :'r i stud n:s O itIh .1.vi i) herti s. ie tlla tl s Il4n 1 h ' ftre ke It Reoved thI wI I N - conmulle lducat i4la I 1: alua Iioln ,14? i '.40 rk-:1 4111w .il 111111n.r-vi, thlk -tatu. ill Iwoks tip M ul -Tadu:ate schilulls. 1. 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Chsinsconoige and ar pany wile compan illytvwsin al Carol i April 17, 1961 1960-1961 Student Council was called to 1. The minutes were approved as read. John Chappell. chairman, gave the final Villie Griggs, chairman, reported that the sections: University Administrative regula-. lent Council. irnian -Jimmy Truesdale recommended that A comlittee with the Student Workers for ie sal' of meal tickets. lhoook Platts. chairman. presented the fol mitte for the 1961-11162 school year com nts and four fraternity representatives. -Oi letters of appreciation to President antd Cilach Baskin for the work they didl prol1a as ;Su 1CCeSf as it was this year. nid :t letter of appreciation to Athletic Di the te onerat ion he gave the Intramural De te use Of more facilities. Investigaing Coniittee: Ernest Willis iII it " with the recommendation that the mve*ks4ty oSouh Carolina withdraw its miverc Service. The committee also pre h as drawn up by the WUS Com1 -Wile orvanization for the world student us ('uncil aind YNI-YWCA sponsors on .hlpe :ipus, and while o?-:tm1zatin Tfor the world student ii' Z-tOIth Carilla can aid American and t ~l mdmat eri:. medical facilities and t the W CUoS nunittee it is not the Student dIste 4.r disapprv of such an organiza ii e ISiit he withdrawn from WUS. ommittee: The f(llowing proposals are I himied by Anthly 1E. Brown, chairman: f the lhriari-s by increasing the number 11he rtqu itS of undervrraduate and f the lhraris so that they will be open to twelve midIni ght Nlonday through w-lve ki-i mid ight Sat urday and Sunday. r t tt Dramia. with a full-time director; a rts and1 history. This director might also It it it is ittssary. 4'ra Ins. wvherehy top-quality students ii too learn at their own rates of speed. clissroomi work. for the students would r in his fiehl periodically. The intensity >uld yield students who are far better; :ho are restricted by the outline of a Vork. This is now done at UNC and hicth a student who fails to maintain is Untrance scores indicate he is capable asked to l-ave the University until he t nt Service Schedule been -it G tenville for interviews. Appli ming -t:n1 lanks and b0rochures are may ailble in the Placement Bureau, the I tm 211, Russell louse. hit Seniors May Sign Forms I n Room 211 It- lite bu ot too Ilate, for itmt- ~ ~ . , i p1 it rt-istrat ion wvith t - Plaitnent lureau, Room 211,1 lii?) a a is lbluste. The Bureau exists to Itaitt isontact s between p)rospee w a e employer, school or business nter- and the ecandidate for- employ itr,in nt. The registr-ation forms in and eni ltivision for trait ratings by roi tim t utden t's e.hosen pirofessors. m less t Ipies of the comp)lete registra i-y' c reod arec prepiared and mailed mecnt i- noes to the sehol or firm to - ii th the studlen t initially a pplies emniployment,- or ait a later tinie shera change olftiemploymen(1t is ht. JTe servicet is free oif charge ilitiMute- oif the University. ance view nter Rus ituled Adm the AT king LOC ttinlt tIh ny hs inCe, age avel1 ita Studei showed himself nmature enough indicated ability. This practice is 5. Establish Graduate seminars f( quality of graduate work. especi and History. 6. Recompense faculty members wh tions for graduate students, and the betterment of the University a. Increase in salary, and'or b. Reduction of class load. This is a requirement of the Soutl University is a nember. Membership Committee: Larry Marr port for his committee. Student Discount Committee: ,Jimmy Ieport to turn in because the committt .olumbia Chamber of Commerce. The n L8 at 3:00 p.m. lie recommended t hut. text year. Traffic and Safety Committee: KeN he following reconimmendations: 1. Recommend that a brick sidewal path which leads from Davis Col 2. Rtecommend that if the City donatv SPE and KA houses to the schoo st reet nicar tihe aforemeintionvd h Getieral Assenibly to provide thih the matter of this street.) 3. Recommend that brick he laid i1 observatory, and aiso right aCro: This will solve the muddy problen -1. Recommend that the incoming 2 insure that these recoiimenldation F-ire Investigating Committee: Mike - hat a brochure on fire regulations, etc.. tudents through the mail. le added th: inue the committee. )I,I) BUSINENS: There was none. EW BUSINESS: .Jlimmy n Mann moved to table the mol 'he motion to table was not passed. The report of the WUS Investigating ion to withdraw endorsement was passe( The committee reports and(] recoinvnin littees were approved by Council. Regular procedure was displensed w 'anders to present the report of the ( eported that the proposed Constitutiol ;ameeock" and the students will vote ow opies of the constitution will he sent t, The report of the Constitutional Coml John Chappell preseited the followilnI nalinimously: Whereas, Mike Quinn, Hill Able, Vasil ave given to the Student Governmenit o 11 other activities, and Whereas, the Stdient Governimient h ained a position of unlprecedentetd respee linistration; be it, therefore Resolved, that. Student Couicil on hel n1 record as commending these students heir untiring efforts. The following resolution presented m1nanimously: Whereas, the Dean of Studetas has g FIVE POINTS C Jeaturd THREE PIECES OF With French Fries an 38c (After 3 TEXAS-BURGERS - SHR HAMBURGERS AND Regular Dinners c "Le?ss Thlem, a Mile Jrom Call AL 6-144 FIlVE POINTS [ 831 Harden Sti ILK COFFEE SANDW) MANY CONVENIENT ATIONS ON CAMPUS DISTRIBUlTINGC.O., at Cou to perform according to his urrently in effect at Amherst. ir the improvement of the ally in the fields of English o direct theses and disserta who serve on committees for iern Association, of which the nr preset ed tihe final re ali, chairman, had no final e has not yet met with the veting is scheduled for April the committee he carried on Wood, chairman. presented k he constructed along that l'ge to Sloan College. s the street running along the l. a sidewalk he built on this mses. ( A bill is now in the 41Xcha1 re of iurisdiction inl that area in front of the ;s the street on the corner. oi rainy days. raffic & Safety Committee S are carriel out. Air, chairman, recommended he circulated to all Carolina it there was no need to con ion to withdraw from WUS. Committee with the sugges I by Council. lations of a1ll t1he other com ith in order- to allow Alex 'onstitutional Committee. iIe i has been priinted in "The i it in the campus elections. 1 all faculty members. nlittee was approved. Iesolution whIIlich wvas passed iki loskos, and Bland Roper Stoheir tim and work above as thrl-o'ugh their leadership aiong the studeits and Ad IalI of the Student Body go and express our thanks for by Hill Able was passed iven the Student Government RIVE-IN CHICKEN di Cole Slaw P.M.) IMP BASKETS HOT DOGS r Snacks >3 >RIVE-IN 'eet ICHES INC. nCil MIn of the University of South Carolina th Whereas, he has listened patiently I advised Council members in the adminis Whereas, he has demonstrated his by giving them endless consideration, in the Carolina Community; therefore, Resolved, that the Student Council Dean of Students George W. Tomlin in t be it further Resolved, that copies of this resolul Sumwalt, "The Gamecock," "The State," .Jimmy Mann moved that Council sq to have the buzzer in the Russell House hour. Seconded and passed. John Chappell's motion that Student Administration inform the Campus Po Student Council and that they be fui Student Body with courtesy was amen, that all proceedings of Student Council police. The motion as amended was pas: Bill Able moved that the Student ( vote of thanks to the Administration Carolina and especially to Dr. Robert L amount of cooperation and great encol Governnient during the current school unanimously. President Mike Quinn then thanked committeo chairmen especially, and th( their help and cooperation throughout t There being no further business, th< Council sine die. Rtespe, Vasilil Studei 'UglyMan Oin n Contest Will Voting began yesterday at Derby origiI Day for Alpha Phi Omega's "Ugly the Nian On Campus" contest, proceeds on "1 Af which will go to Columbia Ortho- Cc i pILdiC School. Voting will continue at a booth ft uip in Russell House lobby Mon- Sul L.y. Tuesday and Wednesday of wxt week from 10 a.ni.-5 ).ni. This Mc ill give each member or friend of len in organization an opportunity to "etc and re-vote for his candidate, arc )iaking a contribution each time. at I'he candidate receives one vote for meh penny contributed in hir behalf. we The winner will he announced at 16 Ah May Day dance, May 9. The iaization sponsoring the winning Ra I nd date' will receive an engraved, in a series ot polls cor. 100 colleges throughoi Light up an UM, an questions. Then comp)are y with those of 1,383 other C< (at bottom of page). Question #1: Suppose thc studlents to you go if od Answer: Question #2: How many married1? Answer: None.. Thre_ Si, Question #3: Should clas pass the exa Answer: Question 44: When buyi the soft pac Answer: drIe Get the flavor only L%r I~i~[ -~Answer: Qu Campus Answer: Qu Opinion Answers : Answer: Qu Answer: Qu L'M comes b) is friendly fi @61 Lotgt A Myers Tacco Co utes I camPus e utmost cooperation, and B riefs .o woes of Council and wisely tration of student affairs, and W. C. Macready Society high regard for the students The W. C. Macready Society will a characteristic sadly lacking nect Trsday at 7 p.m. in Room be it 101. isel House. express their appreciation to % he form of this resolution, and .ion be sent to Dr. Robert E. The WUSC staff meetig will be and the "Columbia Record." thi!. alternoon at 5 o'lock in Room ?e if something can't be done 201. Rtisell House. Election of ring 10 minutes before every tw offiven, will be held at this Government request that the lice Force of the statutes of IRC *ther instructed to treat the The International Relations Club iled by Jimmy Mann to read will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. in be sent directly to the campus Room 20. Rtssell House. ;ed. ;overnment give a unanimous of the University of South i il ll e o Sumwalt for the tremendous -itI ill thelubalealRomet toda jiragement given the Student I year. Seconded and passed the officers of Council, the S1111'11 Council Council as a whole for all Stulet Counlil will meet Aol he year. day at.5 p.m. in Russell Holse President ad.journed Stlident A~nbvRtii Afully Submitted.IS 6i Moskos it Body Secretary 'n Citernatioadl Stdents Club Thil 1[ave .eir Mlsies meetilg at ;ee) mts at7esdmy, in Room 102, C 1US R101,llou:e, followed by teir reg I il04, niutisel at 7 .. Elections of Coninu 11%w officers will he held at this time. Continu tim1. .Villling canldidatv wTill receive RI'e arolilna Flying Cls will [Tgly Man'' key id gifts from :let T hursday at 5730p p.m. in Room nbuia merRants. 102. 0sell Iouse T POINTS THEATRE anmer Help Wanted n - -CALENDAR - If FRIDAY APRIL 21 day "STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET" SATURDAY, APRIL 22 t crafts, nature lore, or Lt5"SANTE FE;" PM -FF Prsdetadeurestuetntsml lom hery specialist to work O Costal Camp for 10 SUNDAY APRIL 23 (Held Over) " SANTE FE" eks. Write Secretary, Thi Afternoon Only A t 8: 00 P. m. 01 Hillsboro Street, andC Prevnt eigh, North Carolina. MON.-FRI, APRIL 24-28 "TUNES OF GLORY" Idtcted hY L student 'epresentatives in over it the nation. Wawch for the next poll coming soon. i antwer th -e esdeti g uOaUmetngat7nsm.Elcton'o newlficrgwil bshldatehintme goermet skd orvouneers amonga colleg..e n oo )ieeor inemanni. 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