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Student Council Minutes May 1, 1961 The re ular meeting of Student Council was called to order by President Johi Chappell. 'lbs minutes were read and corrected to read: "Ernest Willis asked if Stu dent CounilM was to appoint the new Freshman Orientation Counselors (rather thar Committee), and over two absences per senester expell a member COMMITrEE REPORTSt Student Discount Committee: Jimmy Mann chairman, reported that he had beer unable to complete his report, but that he wihl attempt to complete the report be fovo next year. He said that the program had been unsuccessful in the past because o lack of cooperation between the Carolina students and the Columbia merchants. H antiountced that he has had several ine-t-tings with Mr. Boynton. the Executive Secro tasrv of the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. He said that he plans to meet with MI Boynton again in an attempt to set uip a successful student discount program. Orientation Committee: Charles Behling presented the following report: The Uni %ersity has comuplItely revised its Freshman Orientation Program for next year. Canp. ns such. has been done away with, and the on-campus orientation period ha heenl expawled to a week's dunition. (Every new student will be required to participati in the orit, nt;tion program; no one of them%" will be allowed to register unless they hav gone1 through the program, with reguir attendance at the orientation classes, etc.) The new students will arrive on campius by noon. September 8. Upperclassmer Vill be in Clarge of the orteitation program fron that tine until September 11. O that iav the faculty will hegu thei neadenie orient-ation anl will continue that phast f thet iogra for the diiratiwu of the orientation period. The Uni%ersity YM-YWCA, hv meians of a comnmittee headed by Patty Whitlocl an, Ierb %%rlev, w ill he iml chargc of the recreation for the week. Our Studen Ccon-cIl comntittee will le in diargt of the student orientation classes and other phase .4 tie tedent IhaL - f orii.tationl. S. I tlic f tti. I ic litr% i ve 1w,it selcte-id and will he invited to servt ts .0i l posible.t sec'elors ! ( %ll i t oily lead the new students in the . l .. ,lit w i a .- I r<iictl to rtini to camnpus on Seltemlibei of -. ch.irl . pv!l ibl Setevmbett 7) to prvjpatre for their work. h h % it . , 1 5ivisois :ir tiw freshmen both before ant t th % i* i f I . m o pis Each ti t,cl.., w%ill he re'iired to write each of thei n du I '. 11 Is.:'ette dm ing th ts-t- o misr there will be at least 25 letters fn A -,.hI alnd other meseres, will sive the freshmen "pre ' . ...o s wil! a1si,t th- frvshnui even after orientation week S , -.- 11 r1. , ii : ills lrs III the stdett(vnts amid will eet with then .s .r . : ir is lotn%! as thes iit- i it. Sk \ s ill he Ver% diltin( itt this VistIr; We ho0upe ('-el , !ps :i rtshilits wilt rethiat the timtortanee and the duratiou i Lit:. I, wo.rkinv :n a Aefmite oit!ine of activities for the freshuen o :m h n jrois,ram it srin-itatiIni to be Iollow%ed hv the eomnselirTS. We intend Mtit dirtly .ntl pisent it to Coniil inl oine of our next reports. MAl1 IWUSINF1o.. uE W it.) I 111illes%. ,oF.V liA I-INESS: I, 1""idont 'nnoitmiied thi- apoIIutmit I 1A-vital newv Student Council Com ffit iie . This ari is f-ilows: Sp':kcr, Binreau: Senor Clis Ofticer-- iki' Shlit-ii, (chainuan) 1'resident; Den I \ . \ i re- i I itle .t. G-litida Giiittr, Se ricrettar%; and P.it Adair. I IistOrials. Flections Coimmittee: Sophoiitor . (IffikerN li-rh Adains. (chairtuan), Presi J it. 1h1, '4 sN 1 m,() . , 1- Ptresidi t; P;itty Richiardson%. Socretarv; am arv I Iustoi Stitenitz )iscouit onnittee: limmywo NIatn ( 'iite-ria ('41imm111ittee: B111 Wilson iraiiict N afety Conmittce: livin Boyd iteiden Meal Tickets: liirb Bradtev 1 Da1nce Ciimmiiittee: Ch1.irli Bindshaw Aetist% nvries Committee: Tits iminn ltntr.uitral Coninittee: Carroll Gray Librarv Comumitie: NIke Daniels Co-ordinator of State Studemt [,gisLstiur: jinny Iruesdale I lonecoining Coninittee: Jack W5 ilson Orientation (7uittee: Charlcs liiebng, Pitty Whitlmi k. and Iferh Bradley. Prcesident Chipplt gave a r-po)rt (-n lt SUSGA Couvition which was held it Fl-rid.) Slits' ii versity in T'ailathassec. Florida, last wceek. liv said that tle- Carolina delegte- to the Cmiveition h anied mn new itdelm l\ tohli imnsrove or studeiit ., ii omIn:. I rie i-d that the veneral progr.an idea If SUSGA is to roimote das'isssin I. s.rioos prigraims that arewo rkim silt tle diffi-remit campuses of tle NI SG \ mi:s. lle .iiiuouniced that next vear's NI'SGA conv-tition will be lheld it 'ht( ('ln a , 1,,i loille ink Civum%on, Souith Ca rolinat. Il h ope% that at large number I)f delIg.itts froiml C.iroilina can attenld tihis uol-ventionl. .iek Wdstinvi asked if any\deiintte .ictiui had btii taken conicerninig the reiairiTig if t clock l ti < uss ifs-tria. Mike Sit-lieiin su.i that new parts had teen ,oretitd ulit th1t thiv rann11ot be so-cured. (iii'inseii-itly, tiew clocks liave been ordered. Iio \\%li)s ksi wa tiu- siti h.d bwen placI bletweenu- Sinowdeii aud thi tennis lt. P .i,lh ..t ( h-.i1pj 11 I.\pialA that tti .t siim tration had plaied thlet gate there itti ; rm ni* 1tm o m thu Stidieiit i t il Cmnunitt e oi Traffii iut S.ifity. Bill V.".sit! .sf0c(1i t Iiait a col,mtteu he set i to work for tle- advan(em'1ent si . i e ,tudents. This ciiioniiittte will crtate witi ic hrudet Comitiittee w-:h W L-SC t,tat n imanagiemient. Il. Ims' 'tisn %%as passd. [till W.)od ws%.I appointedI thairani of tit' couuittte. 1:ni 1 k-sin .11i \sirt\ sh h VIeI Will or(T k oni tit- commit-e also. V1hl W ilIin Imlovetd that ness1111il iiv,-,st,itr tit issibitihty of legalizing "trizhe." fll ow cIlmpl.1iints hv r-idenits if thei hors-shot. This mtiowtmi was passed iiinati m 11(n will be riferred to tt tr aine .niid S.ift-tv C inmnittev. I:nunv l'it s.a! prs-i td the followiit! resollutio : \lhereas. It 6:00 AI. s.sv memeINs If (' n iieil begis drifting oit sf tili mll.4tinli, .nn([ Slireis. tIh. re art- vt rt.ini miflii-tiing Imleetinl%s begiinning aroin d 6:00. aid \\heras. if th miuetiig is olductd l l in l n 'fficitelit ilannwr there iS is iteiet t,r ith, i-invm , t,- last im,er one iour. hie it therclort Itisolved, th.it ill iitmills Ie- adimint- at V 00, unlvss hv aI two-thirds Voti t thAlls- m n cissnr to mtiniu ifter ttei sit tuni hiit. 1 h . I.sIlt:on w% dI feated. Bill \\ isi theni l itseteditu%j tle- lolim ing iu-tilli. lin order to leave the Student (' m it Ill, I tiu!s. aII -it--s im ist ri,c 14) a ilomiIt if perso al rivilvgi antd state ts r leasvingw- . hei Presidni-s t t -iw l t%iil I ssheni d Itcidev upon the advisibility of thei mI l w1 :- :. I lea wm . lIsw ard. I Iellais ';.!-stinrl tite riotirt of tii t iwntati4onl Comiiiittee. Ite asked the -ir 1 w l l ' im t-'ptiuIs t i th classw it thi rIiort wh iitch states that no hm.m-!lilt i isis imt -tsr d- li- h.,%; ci m - p osiw1-tv,l thi orieit,ttioii vrogr.inn. Charles Beling I-1oltt-(td tha.t thw .\lmiisk tion Isis miade i llswant A -1 ii for s S cia cases. Ill Wi'.s mi thaI t : S(-rs'sIt it Ars et apypointed hv the President to see h" k, s iis tl StIlldent itslestm', cass . Ibis mot()iionl was passed unani ini ,lv, . :i (h-ti da (s iti r w%as iitisointiad Neit11 scm t 1*1\n s. lhw ( h.nr rei-scwd that tIe trtte ism old sNiftv ( Iniiittee anld tlie \\TSC In vq,sti IitI ('o smitts r pruesenst it-vort, at tlt next Stituent Counc-il mceeting. list Piisitniit thuei iovigraia!.lt it' m ibcrs tin their voixd attei ance at tit' hlsvro h.4-11t' isi lI thi r tbsihis,ilc%. the met-itiing was Sali inied. Itespct fulls sslbiittel. Brtendia Willi.uns Secretars Abseln'st'is: im Ad. Is, Carole s, 1llbrook Plattts. Sa Nitind-nhall. jane How ld is the future? Well, no one re-a5: kno lIws. We' only k now that it tatkes pltre;rtion5 to) face; preparation thl:n will :iside us to the destiny that is ou'.. Wec knows, abo,it that the road to ) sil: -it--' will bes liute d with probleins and crises. Os .f thl:e problems wvill lit sickn r,- a5 om h;nd u by financial t nu11rdern, iet as e - par o'Iurselves. I1 he' best wsay tc si, 'rciomet tile financial hmde oliisf htosp)aal andt med'tica'l costs is tllroughi Bluet Co. s--B Hue Shield. *. Hegitrm on6 709a Sm..J. A..e Students In Folk Festival Several Carolina studento will perform in the Columbia Folk Festival to be staged at the Dreher High School auditorium Friday, May 12, at 8 p.m. Included in the program are The Jumbucks, who recently par ticipated in the Student Union Talent Show; The Jesters, who have performed at basketball games and "Y" luncheons; Helen Wooten, who placed first in the Talent Show. Also in the program are Bill Savage, blues guitarist; Valarie Powell, who will do a Russian Folk Dance; The Rum Runners, a trio led by Bill Sigmons; Joaline Clare, a Columbia College student from Panama who plays the guitar; and Gary Nichols, who performs weekly at the Purple Onion. EXAM SC Date 8:00 a. Mon. May 22 11 MW] Tues. May 23 10 MWI Wed. May 24 10 TTS Thur. May 25 11 TTS Fri. May 26 8 TTS Sat. May 27 Biology & TT. Classes Mon. May 29 History Tues. May 30 English GO-KART 9 A paved track equipped e Track available during w parties. Phone SU 7-4502 * Open every night. This ad will admit y paid admission du Located on Bronx Street, one Beltline intersection behind I Center. Open week da Saturday ....... Sunday ..... KARTARAP 7IRDS [[-S/t l E- PLN . C.MDA 'E PLA eniumhn. A "Gamecock" Th ar w4ekly meeting .4a Iecoot" 6taff will be he today at 2 p.m. in Room 28, Ru sell House. Student Movie "Luxury Liner" will be the St dent Union movie presented t morrow. Next Thursday's mov will be "The Spirit 6f St. Louia Both will be shown in Russi House Assembly Room, free students, at 3, 6, and 8:30 p.m. * . * Student Council Student Council will meet i 5 p.m. Monday in the Assemb Room, Russell House. All st, dents are invited to observe t] meeting. * * * Summer School Registration for summer scho is. Monday, June 12. Until regi tration day, registration materia HEDULE rn. 2:00 p.m. 9 MWF 9 TTS 12 MWF 8 MWF 12 TTS Group Math Group & s Aft. MWF Aft. Classes Group Foreign - Language Group Group Psychology Group TRACK with Hoffco cyclone Karts. sek-day nights for private For arrangements. our date free with ring week days. block from Two Notch and he new Richland Bowling ys ...... 5-11 ........... 12-10 ------12-10 AA, INC. .4 @ ts Briefs I will be in the Office of Admissions Df and Registration and may be Id picked up as early as Wednesday, June 7. However, materials will be picked up on registration day in Russell House Assembly Room. Students who are currently in the Spring 1961 semester need not 3 notify the. Office of Admissions o- that they are coming to summer le school. Degree Applications to Those students who plan to graduate at the conclusion of the summer session are reminded that June 30 is the final day to apply it for degrees. ly * * * I- Interdenominational Picnic ie All Carolina students are in vited to attend this picnic. It will be May 10 at the "Y" camp from 3-10 p.m. The outing is sponsored A by the Baptist, Methodist, Presby terian, and Episcopal Fellowships. Is More information can be obtained by contacting one of the first three centers. Transportation will be provided. Press Club There will be a press club luncheon today in the Azalea Room of the Russell House at 1 p.m. New officers will be elected. Be Prepared EAT V SL A Light up an Illy Then compare your n college students (at bi Question #1: In you Answer: Question #2: Should import science Answer: Question #3: When: Answer: Cl. Question #4: In you the bes Answer: A A A Stayt Fresh with I Stay Freshjwithi @i~iU~et yes hacoU o Placement Releases S Placement interviews have been scheduled for the period beginning Wednesday, May 10. Wednesday, May 10 a A . representative of the Boy w Scouts of America will hold inter- H views in Room 304, Russell House. B Mr. Holm, Assistant Personnel D Director, will be interested in talking with all interested stu- h dents, regardless of class or ir major. Freshmen who are inter- a ested should also make arrange- e, ments for interviews so that they n might take courses later in their bi college career which would be 3( helpful to them in this work. Mr. n Holm will be interviewing stu- o dents for positions as field super visors. Appointments may bel, scheduled through the Placement Bureau, Room 211, Russell House. Friday, May 12 Ocean City Life Insurance CoM pany will have a recruiter on cam pus to interview business admin istration seniors. Interviews will be held in Russell House, Room 304. Arrangements for interviews may be made through the School of Business Administration (Dean: Derrick's Office). For Exams WELL! r E R # in a series of lI condu< Srepresentatives in over 100 the nation. , and answer these questions. nswers with those of 1,383 othe: >ttom of page). r' opinion, who is the greatest livini the college curriculum, taking n< ance of science, require more scieni majors than at present? Yes No ~ou kiss your date, do you close yi se my eyes.- Don't close n Can't remember r opinion, which of the following t: t connotation of purity? (CHIECK ( filter which is white inside and is lored paper filter which is dyed a color and is white paper filter which is white inside and o1 J ; L M1 Campus C \niwr, Quaes.t in mimhviduals ~ 1. N (This qeto a \nas.wer, Quaestion # I)in't clos( myI ey Can't remlembe.r1 Answher, Quaes,tion a white inside and A tle which is wra pped in white I .*' M was f~irs,t to o,ffer you a i l wiile outsaide. And LA M's nu to fuslly enjoy the4 rich flavior .in ra chi for flavor . .. reach I\I he I AM Campus Opinion Poll was taki I '!I hs student representatives, n Service chedule Tuesday, May 16 A representative of T. E. Wan %maker, Inc., Orangeburg, South arolina, will interview senior !counting m a j o r s. Interviews ill be held in Room 304, Russell ouse, and appointments may be !heduled through the School of usiness Administration (Dean errick's Office). Burroughs Corporation w i I I ave a recruiter on campus to terview seniors in marketing id management who are inter- 4) ited in sales positions in Savan ah, Georgia. The interviews will 3 held in Russell House, Room )1. Arrangements for interviews ay be made through the School Business Administration (Dean errick's Office). Palm Beach Sport Coats $29.95 up Summer Slacks $9.95 up Short Sleeve Sport Shirts $4.00 and $5.00 COPELAND CO. 1409 Main St. Aed by Lb M student colleges throughout g American? >te of the growing ce courses for non aur eyes? iy eyes "pes of filters gives )NE) wrapp)ed in wrapped ut_____ pinion Answers: I: Six highest scoring Schweitzer -- 5. F'rost asketi l-eb)ruafry 161. er is not an Amierican. ) 2: Yes 30%--No 70%A 3: Close my eyes 76% e's 11%~ 4I: A filter which is is wrapped in colored dy(Ied at color and is palper 5%4 hite insidle and1 out 74% ire white imodern, filler uire whs iie inidel, pure dern filter e'nablles you f golden, ripe tobacco,,. for L.a M. en at over 100 col.. d may not be schaol,.