Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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7) "N .JimmtieFreemain (center), fli Service of (Audbia Airport, sho% unit III the Unliversity. at planle inl w4 program just establi'lhed at 1114 1 Clark Fulton are two of eight N Thirty Bi] Upcoming Thirty bills, ranging f r o in abolishment of capital punishment to changing the marriage laws of the state, will appear before the State Student Legislature when it convenes at the State House No vember 30-December 2. About 175 student legislators are expected to meet for the fall session. The legislators are repre sentatives of 22 S. C. schools with an overall enrollment of 150,000. Delegates will include senators, representatives, o f f i c e r s, ap pointees, and guests. New addi tions to the governmental body are Supreme Court and United States senators and representatives. Student Legislature is based on the General Assembly of South Carolina, modified in order that proceedings may be carried out within time limits. The legislative body, which has been termed "a training ground for future politicians," dliscusses bills of state importance, and( votes on them. Student Legisla ture bills are sometimes actually enacted later by the General As sembly. This is encouraged by the Student Legislature Journal which is printed after each ses sion and dlistributedl to state legis lators. "Our organization is based on the idea that college students will soon be leaders," said Glenn S m i t h, legislature lieutenant governor and a Law School stu (lent at Carolina. "We want to interest people in the practical operation of govern ment to understand the p)ressure that politicians feel and to en courage people to run for public off ice," he continued. Student Legislature was created in 1955 to give college students a voice, and is the oldest of three opterating in the United States. Other states with similar organi zations are Pennsylvania and North Carolina. The priogram in this state is sponsored by the Elks Club. Delegates are chosen in open elections in some schools. (Caro lina delegates are picked by the* Student Senate, with recommen dlations coming from the Student Legislature Committee. Proposed legislation for the 1961 session includes heills to abolish state capital punishment, to create a dental college in the state, to allow women to se'rve on juries in South Carolina courts, Tlhe Carolina Extension Cen ter in Conway is sponsoring a dance tomorrow night at the V. F. W. hut in Conway. Sammy Cook and the Keynotes will provide the musical enter tainment from 9-1 p.m. There will be a charge of one dollar per person, and the dress is in formal BEGIN FLIGI ght istratetor at Aircraft Sales and S two 11nemlilwrs of the Na%al IROTC hieh they% will begin a flight training Civersitv. Ellis l.1ita1la (left) and )lC m11idshipmeni - ail weniors and [Is Will A] State Stu to provide a system of scholar ships for capable but needy col lege students, to re<iuire all munici palities to treat sewage that is turned into the streams and rivers of the state, and to increase the miniium age of driving auto motive vehicles in S. C. to l6 years. Also, to establish a:n office of public defender, to tax strictly all slum property in a way that can not he passed on to the renters of the property, to abolish "blue "Tareyton's Dual Fi says Lucius (Dead-ey XVI Cohort catap)ult far for Tareyton," says cigarette that really <le why the whole gang in fT PROGRAM voluneers - eirolled in the pru graat are to iicrease interest in dets andi to reditee post-graduatin iniiig student esopubilities before - Mc14-Grail.) pear Befo dent Legis laws." to integrate all public sup ported facilities, to nlow the goveriior to succeed '-mself, to uhange the state mar-'age law.s, and others. Member colleges in addition to Carolina are The Citadel, Clemson College. Coker College, College of Charleston, Columbia College, Er skine College, Presbyterian Col lege, Coastal Carolina (an exten sion of the Uxniversity), Winthrop College, Wofford College, and the Carolina Law School. / Iter in duos partes divisa e r) Claudius, crack marksman of teamn. "People come from Nero DJead- eye. "Vero, Ta reyton's one f ivers dle gustibus. '&ly a pack and: the cohort is forum." gran. Objectives of the new pro naval avitioni among NROTC stu in costs of flight training by deter they are coninioned. (USC photo re lature MAMMY', Famous Sr Servec 3020 Two deliver's i F! he 11av'or... D #j O4 the and iter see PURE WHITE .OUTER FILTER DUA L Tare Local YAF Increases Membership The University chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, conserva tive student organization, has grown to a membership of about 80 In the few months of its existence. Archie Wilder, chapter chairman attributes his conservative viewpoint largely to "National Review," a magazine edited by William F. Buckley, Jr., which advances the cause of conservatism. Other officers of Young Ameri cans for Freedom at USC are Ben Boyd, vice chairman; Betty Ken nedy, corresponding secretary; Eddie Hightower, recording secretary; and Larry Allen, treasurer. The group opposes strong cen. tralized government and federal aid to education. Its leaders define a conservative as one who believes in the dignity and integrity of the individual. National objective of Young Americans for Freedom is to achieve political primacy and to foster a conservative climate in local affairs. An active rather than a passive foreign policy, and education of the people against th e Communist menace are two special goals of the group. "In effect, the United States is at war against Communism," Wilder said. "Forty years ago, Communism was just a gleam in Lenin's eye, and we'd like to reverse the trend." The USC chapter leaders credit Sen. Barry Goldwater with "bring ing conservatism back into respect ability." Requirements of membership are American citizenship, age under 39 years, and agreement with the Sharon Statement, an outline of YAF beliefs and purposes. Members are classified as active and associate. Associate members are those older than 39 years. YAF leaders say the times and issue at stake will develop their program and guide their future activities. i SHANTY norgasbord I Daily Notch Road LTER 3ES IT! E0 CHARCOAL INNER RILTER VILTER yton Air Force Change F Master Sergeant Charles F. Georges, of the local Air Force Re cruiting Office, announced today recent increases in manpower re quirements has caused the Air Force to augment sweeping new changes in policy for selecting college seniors as commissioned officers. Sergeant Georges stated the majoi policy change was to allow seniors to apply for this program up to 210 days prior to graduation. This pro cedure allows seniors to determinc months in advance whether they pieet the necessary qualifications tc fulfill their military obligation a. Air Force Officers. Under this pro DramaGroup Plans Two Radio Plays Drama organizations at Carolinc are planning radio plays for radi< station WUSC-AM. Macready Society, a reading and radio play group, plans a dramatize reading of Stephen Vincent Benet'. "John Brown's Body" during thi current semester. The ilociety wil also produce two radio plays, one o which will be George Bernard Shaw', "Dark Lady of the Sonnets." Porter Barron heads Macread3 Society. Penny Fletcher is secre tary; William Savage, treasurer and Dr. Ashley Brown of the de partment of English, faculty ad viser. 8e pers :X. Not this: a student who rowses ever books ne mettoe how much sep he gets. 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Commissions are currently being awarded both flying and non-flying officers. Non-flying officers are normally placed in positions closely related to their college major, af fording them the opportunity of gaining valuable experience in their chosen field in an executive capacity. Seniors interested in learning more about the OTS program can obtain complete information by visit ing the local Air Force Recruiting Office at 1404 Gervais Street or phone AL 6-7311. Grant (Continued from Page 1) of whom are registered nurses I studying for the baccalaureate I degree. Eleven senior nursing students are enrolled in the psychiatric nursing course which carries eight semester hours of credit. The course includes four hours of classroom instruction and 16 hours of laboratory experience, pri marily with patients in the S. C. State Hospital. 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