The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 12, 1961, Image 2
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For the first time in several years, the University faculty and
administration have approved the Student Council Constitution, it
was announced recently by outgoing Student Body President Mike
Quinn.
The proposed Constitution, which was passed by a large margin
by the Student Body in the recent spring elections, was sent first
to a faculty committee, which evaluated its merit and. recommended
Students Give
Opinions
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Vol. LI, No. 30
No 1
May Day - called by mnany. the mos~t fabulous day on the (Carolina calendaLr -
keeps every one( busy, from the stude nts, whno hnave to hurry so as not) to miss the pie
throwing contest or thne free food at thne Pa,n-IIelleanic drop-ians, to the "Greean Beetles,"
who have to hurry aind cleawn up after each event anmd get ready to clean up after the
EngineersPhBea
Will Study_
Pro blems 16 umrO
With an eye on the growving in
flux of automobiles that is ac
comnpanying university expansion, R g sr to iIj,
Carolina has contracted for a Iae I uo d'u n
std fparking and traffic needs Bt a
in the University area.
The project, which will examinerleedtelrcdrsfrnol-Ped f
both existing and future trafficininteUvesys191Sm aCdm(
and parking demands, will be mnSsin seilycnenn tntd3
undlertaken by Wilbur Smith and telrermn frgsrto h e
Associates, consulting engineersmaeil,clgeU
of Columbia. Dr. W. H. Patterson,
(lean of administration, is the co- itd n l ohrudrrd
ordinator for the University. ute ma obin rgsainWlia
Questionnaires will be distribu- mtrasa h fieo di-17.Oi
toay to students, faculty and nimt any ti e Juno . anat
staff to learn parking characteris- ee,o eitaindy uei 83a
ties and to determine the best1, mae to be in tuss te pi
way to provide for the Univer- os AsebyRm afr9
sity's increasing automobile popu- am
lation. Included wvill be questions avShostdnsvilban
on trip) origins, dlestinations, termtrasi om15 ei
wvhere and wvhen individuals park,grnCle.Gadtesuns
and how far they must walk to Pnold o to he Gre
Uriversity dlestinations.SholOfc,24Amnsrtn
An inventory wvill be made ofBulig fo maeasan i
all availab)le lots and curb park-stuios
ii. spaces in the area of the hoev ent ide ted to
University, and special emphasis the U r i an -h m
wvnl be placed on parking re- hv lae hs biain e
quirements for existing buildings cr o(a,Jn 2 nodrt
andl areas proposedl for develop-,rgse.Toefiigt os
mient.wilntbpemte torgsr
After careful reviewv of the utlsc atr aebe
Universit y's expansion p 1 a n a, ,~eue.'hs laigtera-~
recommendlation~s will be made ascons nJue1wilotb
to off-street pairking developments,.emte oreitrbfr
The sites selected are to conform nm,Te(a,Jn 3
wvith existing and projected park
ing demands and needs, parking
characteristics, University (level
opmetnt p)lans, andl major streets ~ike~~~
and highways. Functional plans
for the facilities, along wvith comn- MO Co es
plete economic analysis, will be
included in the report. .C.Wle,o Mac
A recommlendled program of off- Bohrod a ae h
stree't parking development wvillwinroAlh PiOmg'
be prepared, taking into account "Tl a nCmu"cn
priorities and the inter-relation tS tteMyIa ac
of curb and off-street facilities. Tedyngt
Purpose of the traffic study is ~ikewl eev itcr
to imp)rove vehicle circulation in tiitesfo Cluba e
the University area. Analyses will cat,adhsognzto
be made of traffic and pedestrian wl eev h rneUO ii
volumeO counts, accideCnt recordls,pau.Scn lc ate ls e
curb parking practices, traffic otetwntoRyYugf r,
cotrl evce, nRoertigispa tOeaio iOnN
relcheduelesedues.o enol- oero
pproves Revise
its passage at the general faculty meeting.
Comprising the committee were Dean of Students Tomlin, chair
man, Dean of Women Clotworthy, I)r. Nolan of the English depart
ment, Dr. Penney of the biologv levartment. and Pirofess(or Sloan of
the Law School.
The Constitution was then presented to the faculty anld a<lmin
istration at large, and was passed unanimously. Only a few questions
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINj
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA
COLUMBIA, SOU TICI CAROLINA. MAY 12. 1961
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next onte. May Day. comnes only. once ta year, but there's alway-s the promie of a thrill
it miitite for those who care to come. ODK's Award% Day program begani the day thi
year, and the above pictures show the highlight!. In the pOt) at tihe left, Dean
George W. Tomlin receives the KSK Service Award from presideit Sam Freed. In
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Kappa Inducts 34
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rolina chapter of Phi I ewey Ander'son of Susquehanna t.IInvI)rimi
pa, honor society conm- Uniiversity, Selinlsgrove, Pa.; Dr. 1iIi'LeIogm,
scholars with highest Julius Gr'iffin Campbell of Pfeif- I11ldy 1 ynIII
. e College, M isenheimer, N. C.. ; Ii&IlAI 11 it
standing, recently in- I)r. Harry McKinley Lightsey, Jr.; Wi1 amrc,T
newv members. andl 'Mrs. Annette Strother Kirven.Iir,Nam (lr'
a Kappa is the oldest Also, D)onald Clayton Brown, 'ifttnAmIro R
eek letter fraternity in Gerald1 Wayne Brown, Margaret (htklso1 ii
d States, founded at Roberta Cannady, Geraldine Hlyla ~ RlItle
and Mary College in C'authen, Eleanor Hazel Crown, .AIo 1ilIldRol
*ial twa ertJohn Wesley Dillard, Rose Mary lySer.EioI)m
~ial t~a ertFellers, Patricia Lynne Furr, Sam ik IlnrisSni
mn, but was reorganized Pairker' Gambrell, and Hope Tray- LwSrttr lrdS
an honor society. wick G;ettys. Mr J~1li l(elV
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on minor points were raised, but were clearel up satisfactori Y b.\
ihe faculty committee.
Final ap>proval was given by the Uriiversity loard (o Trustes.
Quinn anl Deanl Tomlin both expressel greal ;tpprtiat ion tio the
faculty for their co-operation. anl both feel that this. ab]m), with a
joint effort on the part of the Iaculty arid the Stulent Body, w*1
help strenigthen relations betweenl the Students anil the Iacultv.
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