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F -A . SARGF.AT S11 IVE1\11i, COI USC Elec Outlined . BlY H1.ET1,1 Exching l)I~ ('CI 1M W(I)CSId 11111giC Stu<dent senlate p:asse<d til pr(wetdures WN'<lnesd.1.v and <de speial palking for'l liversit Y dIcInts. 'I he elect ion proceduros bill 4tates in paper the rules that the uction committee has previou.sIy us,i. It tells how sub-cmiillittoes ;tlq et-lup andi (4ect piocellres hoi pr'I*On ts and appeals. 11c.s fgr l mations Mre gin in th e ill. Aperson Cln run f4r (ffili n a write-in vote, liut ho 1nit I oweI to display camI piIn post(rs or -rdIs if he is not f,o micrl.y n,omi inatted. \ oi ng b y p)riox y is not al lowed,u nd tts who are physically Unabb.1f til recach thet polls may1% su mil t l ir otes to th. olettion coillittec befor or d 1 uring1. the eleetbtin. The d1-ft-atted p;lkinl,- re-;4dution calbi f, sIpeilua auti stickers tII bt It' v n ' com mu11t ing s t IIet 1tS. Onc hundrd fift y spaCes wele t bI rc. I IVt(d cetai hiiurs cach dents. Thi res cwltitn was votedl downut 2U-1l. SemierI Steve ('rmer' itr dued a re'siilutioni for' Senate to gtive spec ialI thanks tio the ( 'ulumn hia1 itecord form the conistIructivei campajign~'I s(Iuoting the neheds oif S'eit'iior Jim \\'illis gav~e a rie Pirt of the Studeint IUnion ciiml niutteecs. \\illis statedl that the A tists S e r i e s conmunit.tei' hasu toi 1'5 ' includling. Andrew D)awes, wvho was prIoculredl for $251) throu0h the Ford Fioundtationl. Niirmall y the saime plerformfa nce woulid iost $1,50)0. lhb Activities counIIitte' is re iiitly ldinutmmg a Talent Show. Tryuts will lie M:arch 2:9, April 5, and Apil 11 . A nyonei is wetliitmei tii atttnd1 thesie preliminary tahnt ion.tls. F'inals will lbe M1ay 7. andii pr'izs iif $75, $50, and $25 will bei gien This ciummittee isao witking on1 pubhlieity for the it. G . ii t 5 in cautiIs and to hel p .1.I IF. \.AMIIlNGTON, fia llig..Ngur foulk siiiger, w ill i faruIh 24, in the Fii ieldl lionmi'. \\~ orld i~ nisr'iti Se'rnuice i,, ,poniI "'urinug thie prfo.rimnce, as palrt Of thelir dirim et raai4ie fnndau for ai mi n liutna IKong. TIic'ke', wuill 'i 41n %tale for $1 In,Is~ I) cr i for lill-'.( F.III.NT SP.: k I lion Bill In Senate BRiOWN Editor 1h. i II elvctint Coatcd a . i t I'\'i T i''C al i 11)litill sti I'S I colb- ' t i : l . y we I h tiw n ni 1. m. i,:- i!j 4 ! Ico r I < u h Im i af rt he hlus Y th, V ;IwA.rt-z c(miIItt"t'. A Im i i! ev -tt -f Vwhl w\k -k w%! h. inP l and p s t I in, r . nl,-, ha,11. amd rI.m, ' u ii . Th lb S,Il illY I 11 .1 v" l icit coII - I I al e printin mon hl alnI I i n at l s prn h t c f. - to h e bl l t . ry right Thederal:liyouite Ais(r1 Wesh! ork Plgusan of ('e a I i .i c i bu re bo lig eI w . I pig pon mp -tit.J l Iu el I lolit. is rt on 11a oI lruton plansn hie w i aperin next eek's issu of Th I;a cck Fedra Ai Work Pla ,to k an s ud 1o olee su inn w ring 1 hor a 1ek ind pI r Ieto 1h sa y i I academ ic Igu et o Shriver To 1Y JIM GRAVES Asst. Managing Editor Sargent Shriver, director of the Peace Corps and special assistanlt to President Lyndon B. .Johnson, has accepted an invitation from President Thomas F. .Iones to be the main speaker at this spring's coMnieIIncemlent, exercises. In a letter to Presidelnt -Jones, Shriver said. '' couldn't he more pleased that I'm ahle to joinl you in May 29." I)irector of the Peace Corps since its establish 1SpeakAt( 1(nt in 1!(, Shriver was a submarine officer during World War 11 and spent several years after the war with Newsweek magazine. Shriver is married to the former Eunice Mary Kennedy, sister of the late President John F. Ken nedy. Dluring his career since the war, Shriver has .rAVI n. executive director of the Joseph P. Ken I. . VJFundlat ion, president of the ( 'hicago I: 1 k1:<i:a ion, president of the Catholic In I-Iraciaj eIuncil of ('hicago. chairman of the Yale Alunii Hard. and director of the Chicago Council xraduation on Foreign Relations. Shriver, chosen veteran of the Year in 195;, received both the Chicago Medai of' Merit and the Yale Medal in 1157. IIe was selected as Lay Churchman of the Year in 1963 and National Father of the Year in ](9-4. Ile a!so received the Golden Heart Presidential Award of the Philippines. Shriver received his bachelor or arts and bachelor of laws (i4grees from Yale Uni.vr- ty. le holtk lonorary degres from Yale. New York Un iver .-ity,. Notre DIamc, the Univerisity of Liberia. and ( hubib,npk.orn Uiversitv in Banuikik. -Johnny Mathis Z4 A Concert Tomorrow Night UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWIC'G FOR GREATEl CAROLINA LN". 1. No. 20 CoAOmA. O - iIN MARH 12. 196 (. : Photo by .M..rai) WtO)llW \VIl-ON NvIONAI. FEILOWSIMP'S for grailuati tead Itading to careers in -olltge t14achiig have be4e11 Iwar1rded to tIhe fou. I S(: !imuient., shown hr ith llI. lhoma. I:. JAone1 preident Df tle- I nierit. -rom left, I, an I)mlitr.i (:ha, W illiam A. 11. A4111i'Il. 1 4r11o l .J jon rt.-. a4nsdll (of ter. and Jolm Tayo Ithr. Jr. Illcijiinlts of the fellowship) from the \\o drow- \Wi,n lolIouildatimi receive tui. liol aid fixed fee. aII tiet gradlaite scoil of teiir choiee md :a li%inig all-111ure. Standards Committee Issues Statement On CoedDrinking Women's Standards Committee, (lorillitoies, have ppare t conduct herself at all COIpO.,ed of presidents, vice- fowing statement il regard t times with propriety, and ex piesidents, and former presidents (1es' drinking intoxication o h111t COIICLth Oil 1111d off (still ol caipus) of the women's tle cmis which is 'coilling ______ -- --possession of alcoholic bever'ages tt .1 CalinaiIl Studen'it. (o1 il llpils. Tlhis infraction, ther'efor'e, will Sororities Top " Ue st.hbect to appropriate disciph A ll-Cam pus Of any alcoholic beveraves id- According to Dean of Women ~~ ~ ing beer, ill thle res5illelice halls or' Klizabe!1I' Ci(lotworthy. the state' ig~ii I4~TI16b-'d~ oil Co4llege' propety. Viol:tlon iof f wt-n!il was Isse t o s t rolgt 11 "11 11all A verages the ahovv 01' ally imlivation of 14- all(I the 1-fei'tcs Iing.. 1111(ler the114 influence o f a14-inl t 1ic (Carollima (ComniflUit y to Wom's comiparative g r ad e holie beveraves is cons-dered to Inos on women drinking. Maralan int ratio's for fall semester ex- be an infraction of tle University ti ," Workman Is chairman qe,Tdt-(d tle student body and aIl fraternity iverages in tablilation -i ('1 1unity. page 27: i tt (,t,. rh-aised this week by the office If tie dean of women. ;ROL tATIO 2.1 Johnny MahsConcert, I)clta Ilelta Delta 2.768 'i Boeta 'hi 2.671 KaPpa )elta i At To3ns'hip Tomorrow chi omlega 2.555'I All-s-rority average 2.550 st 1 ohnn y Mathis to Il foreign co t ries aq you"l 7.eta a'J'i Alpha 2.485 Alpha I)elta P'i 2.452 '"(1 th,- Young Ameicats. t, i \I I~me aheae tl'.Sollth f1ol(. the first t iMe, Maii 41 signe-d the grouip tt, ap All-womien avel'age, Colliuia callipus 2.320 arrive il Columbia tomorrow tt , s Angeles. 1 latert'4di thenIt 4o1 a 25-citv' toulr Non-sororitY womnlen 2.2t6.1 eifo ;at Townshiip Awlit4illill thr"t1iigout theIIt' id \.es t. Oil re I)DLta Zeta 2.167 Non-sorority women 2.26-1 lkIrding contract with Mathis, the I hI:' Zta 2167 Tickets for the concert are vr1oup1 has i'lea>c,d its first a] - I)vlta Zeta 2.167 Student body, nov- on sale at Rll House Tho concert is ;ponsored by tie Columbia campus 2.008 information desk for $3 stag or Senate Convert and dane All-fraternity Ien) 1.873 .0 per couple, cash plus olle 11) All-men avage 1.872 card Unsol tickets will be If tract Mat his foi- the touri. fered ltoniorrwiw to thet Collumia i) Doc rs open'l ait Township tit 7 TWO Killed, pbt pi11ii killed and thiree( were ijuredl :II 44( V' 41 e'ri o when their auttomob441ile crashed intol thei bac4k oIf a tractor s'it~411: 4iI4i oj';o trailer Ituc onl aNe .ery tutrnp)ike last iFriday.4414. Ilois ('a pelli and .John Alc- i uh i1 '1~at(I (4t ter, both 18 i, were killed in- I'lso-'c, :tli eiite i. stant ly. Tlhteir homtes are in Stontelair, New .Jersey. Injured '..541 5lo-pyju il. .. - wi ere IRobert Moutre (If Madison, ~m i ic lios illt4itl N. .1., Itpibert McCutllotugh of 14cilc: lI o:lht I .lohIinson ('ity, TUenn., and l)on- 4'liS(11(4)1 a Id S4Imma 114of M i(dlesex, N. J. ' natli 111i15' t i All thlree' studlents have been 110 rti i-tt'iI4 IVtiitl' releha sed from t he hospital. 1.4uis C5(apell i and the three tlgA 14ican-is414itt 'ih injured studenits played fre-sh- 'tl15es mian fooltball folr l'S('. C'oaches 1411S)il(II ai tti (414 liar in Itass and Italph Floyd ft'' it4Is'e aiiils ad at tended the ftuneral early this alililiiii. I1(1'iIlll '~ week.i The accidactntlloccurredS na'ar tordetwn, .domietris, haeo rpremo doili toeIN Fellowshli Awarded BY SIG Asst. .anag Wfmdrow Wilson)1 fellow 'Zh1i fall have been aw;1Anh-d to f(u Rvripi(_n1ts- ann1ounct'd thi.s dean of the ('ollh-V of Arts j May Queen Contestants Announced BiY VIW;GINIA CARRiOLL. Staff Writer Three Q ue(n finalists will be chosen frn aming 27 cntes I.4ma1.i Kpa I a ln ed es,!,:Y. M\al h 17. at 8 p.m. in Alpha O rdr. s-n i,r w>mln's i(nIorariff , wil a, n1e w memb,!ers Attween elimina'-s The Carol;na "ecl uen%ill bc ho-en from the pag":1n, finCai.:s the stuldent Ih ly during pring lection-. Thke runner-uu) il b naid of Lon-r and the athur final st anl attendant. All participants i the c wn:vst will ie in the 1av )ay Curt. Contestants 11us be f a least ioIi rm. St I (inllL, vit II tIIree' s ,wI s e rs attendanct. at l'StC and have a Cum11ulative ; PlR of 2n1. In oldit ion ti s I r orty I e nt ries. there w ill be r-pres. t at iv s from Sims and Sou:h )ormitories and a ii'u students utTrr'st'ntativt\. M1ay Qu--cn 0.an11d itt's fr m thet iit i* i s are as follows: A.IllA I )EI.TA P I: J1 u dI v lrown. Mary I ou A xelburg, and Contnie Wall. (1111 ()Nil,E;A. Parma Lane. Aara loe -. and llissa Thorn ton. 'ilv liatY. Diane Gver. and Mtolly I)raytonl. DE I TA ZETA TIrudv Tavlor, Susie Curtis. and Beverly Provin KAPPA I)E ITA: Sue 1oach WIry Jo Johnson, and Ilary Grant. P1 HETA Pill: Ilarriet Ft t er. oaln Bennett, and Ginvie Howie. ZETA TAU Al I A: Gail Wat kins. Linda 1 o ui w a r e and Sherry Patrick. Tlhe town studlents will be rep resented by une Turner, and Sims Dormitory by 'Mary Frances Mitchell. South Iorm has chosen as cilnt,estants Bliancy Dunn. Iu A nne St anek. and I?obbie Wei horn. Y MATIlIS AND THE vmUN oAuME p Grants To Four II TT ing Editor >S for graduate studv Iext r ('arolina Senirs. we'ek by* 11. \\illard Davis. Ild Sciences,. are as follows: Wi!ham A. land Addi.;on, Ivan : nI h .Janh.. J..n al Imiw - ard -1,hn Taylor, dr. Their blis of ilterest are respectively, hitry, s c i a , ainthroplog. w - Ii StIy 1and phyvs ics. Tih iwr r*vid,: e for Support vr the f ir: y*ear of gradua'e t Ily for thLo)s inter I(std inl co I - n menite CX itItei I* UsCs. IccUId n 1 to I a n la v i- . TI(j ( a t if y fol si-l-ct ion1. one mIiUst be nIoinoiatdi. by a faculty :nomber1(.1 an ?I( ubm 111ilIt appl1 1ica ti on1S o I egionaa! ebai llen by Novom !(r 20. le tt ees meet in iI .11mber and select thi I e to be Actuil m11fon.,tary benlefits paid the .tUdents iinclai. fuli tuition 1anl f 1: iii irlectly to tihe g!a - 1..,: who.. and a1 livmng j l 'f I. i for one ;A( adenlic ycar. \larrt:d reciens with children rocvim 'in Additi.,na1 albowance of 1.(1 * the fir*F, chud and $250 or e ah b iinal e' .1A 0Ir.gaIte. d at Princk-ton Univer .ty ten years ao, the Woodrow nt ! ac '(!s honIor al.e m ti n to IFC Planning A ward Nigh t; Picks Officers i ti l t . , i banquct w Ill be hid Alarch ::1 at the Iickbri(dge U'1untrYY C!uh11. Tilt hanget'-", Spn'11sored jointly withl Pzan,I-lIeaI(.1.?11c Conned ci ea ch ,pring. Will featuit re liBdford Bilack > tht- Sigmlla Phi Ep-sil national LXCcut1Ve colillittee as guest .-ieaker. Aw. rds vi I lI be given to the -ut1staldiing fr-atr ity man rind lhic outstanding faculty or ad nnistrat7ive emliber. The new I FC ( officers were chisen Tuesday. Mac Johnson of Sigma Nu was elected president; Ilaynei Kendell of Kappa Alpha, vice-prii-sident: Ed Tucker of Al pha Tau 01m,ega, scary ; Gary Po] iakoff of Phi Epsilon Pi. T'rea surr'er. LICANS