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SPRING ELECTION SPECIAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A CREATER CAROLINA VOL. IA', NO. 23 OLIMNBIA, SOUTi CAROLINA, APRIL 18, 1966 FO'NDED 1908 Campus r 'k4N I i()H'NE ('A)MIVI'()N Compton,Young To Decide Carol Vying for .tudent. body presi- house of State dent are Thorne ('ompton ad ililtiIlt re' a nenibe younlgblood. Evaluation Comi (ompton, 21, is an English-in- Board of Gover Iernational sttidies major from ('o- % lumbia. % hile Youngbhlood. 20, from U'niiersities Stt (harleston, is also an English ma- Association and jor. lioth candidates look to fu- of the lilue K Commit tee. ture w%ork in international law. Cur-eitly vice-prcsident of the Youngmil freshianta and s studlent body, ('Dimptonl ha- Hich- is a . - '- ( ard BIyrd as his callplaign man- Studcnt Speake Iager. lit is a mcim I)oug IDent is leading efforts for Omega Fraterr Youngblood, former class presi- president Kalil dent and grovernor of South ('aro- Blue li and lina State Student I.CgislatUre. Epsilon. Other positions held or formerly cipie of held b)y caididate Compton incelide schol.t1-401)p tle pretsidIeit of Student St1nate. chair- givull man of Senlate Rules Comaiitteeis d.la i nlh chairman of Student Speaker's Iu- t onor auW, and Orientation Counselor. R)T. lIe is also a member of Sigmia Yotnghlood. Nu l'raternity, BIlue Key, Kappa tm %arsitv tr Sigaa iappa. ('ircle K, Epsilon As orientat ion E.psilon Epsilon. and the Elections speaker pro tei (ommittee. -;enate. and a Coin pattn is speake- of the chairman of S t Compton Youn Platform Plat, Th ( ~ ii acoc asas ollwsis as oi it temh cia aae fr al sudets.Wit SoiM (v. hno tor goernent, nd an ncras-loan ritye trai ingeai hass ant h' 'spresin f aisi* rilentatio st adet apinian S udatl(aaern speatke proys tn lanm--tn hat c aktfer o the cttheraaimani t> comnptn'it pltfo anspain toa elanidSatenYou Tesimreank in a dollaws:as submitted in chngixt yearl a tsrln the acu- ;amIeroc isa thes dc n o all studentts. W ith lh0' .\e (;lrni trm e is xpallongen Iu stau- Iually altclm stu denttbttdy, dleelopmewntaof atmi the uld he bte represi ftoryaati govereonan an itncsomethies; (the aiang emasa. is tahepressin of vrot" -rule cainI studenttpinionedftudent nt orig awae tenge--w adth cla it fe tof th o-theri drst und> ini d tdent inihl'.w tatesgrtingis woreir oraii versina t (nan inadmica llyiin t 'll(NT) 1S tchanging poed outsidete aa beieveA tha e di To tare this chanln, diir ofg athey becomeat atn gest ca aomplehttely net okat the \\x a- hean Iithay es d lionm and rec'et i s of Stdet tomething tth Gnovfrernt> 'Tiani hendoneain sprleealt ami seva'lni wans. 'tisannite hand l ill t 1Toi mee the iane oafha st ude'nt its lteistae (nty and imatart expressio 10)tu (he un iataedud 99 -WIde YVc 41 J (Camecock Staff Photos by Rwkholtz) BILL YOINGIAOOD blood Await Vote ina Presidency Student Legisla- lie also was on Men's Judicial r of the Slater Council; is a legislature delega ittee, and on the tion chairman of Student Senate; nors of the Stu- was a member of Freshman Y; aas a delegate to Southern Uni .gate to Southern versities Student Government As dent Government sociation; is on Student-Faculty was co-chairman Relations Committee; and has ey College MBowl lt-en on the Honor Roll and Deans' Lists. president of h1is >phoiore classes, hairmian of the is Bursau. o USC Electi >er of Alpha Tau ity, pledge class a Sigma Kappa; Epsilon Epsilon Spring elections rules must be a full Air Force rgidly observed by all candidates candidate is an accordiug to Elections Committee colmnander. lie (hairn Marty Langston. er of Arnold Air Any infiactions of the follow society for AF- ing repulations should he reported ait once to the Elections Committee. on the freshman Student lmly officers and class tck team, served presidents must have a 2.5 CPR. counselor, as %11 other offices require a 2.0 apore of Student (Illt. i special events No oost&is, circulars, etc., may ident Union. be placed on any acaemic build Iblood iFormChoice wa a membr p fehan wrwnats7h a feeaet otenUi ~NET--F ven- tis tdet ovrmet s socianon;isvo Studnt-Fcult beentenlthehonorhRolhean "oCeamanaone onti ap Sprn lcin ue utb r ra igealteidlt bevdb alcniae tCerhn e a iran\ary1.nstn AnyfnfrationeofSheufllow Stscols irit glton hulberpre atoncetorhemencion Comitee Studeneehsd affparstanfclas dom)o ti othe ofice eur . Noo ur, te . otjs iclas t. a tin awaen. ess ae nayacdmcbid wting to T (NMEN ('--IEven one man thet-, I hvea becohe on wt this campus. .Iit ofnz all the 1 (rlT-sincerech gernment ts sice dlorm)Ajunoronjothisi e on agn 1awareness.... 0i >ting Polls Remain Voting In Th The frantic frenzy of elect Monday when Carolina student OUs offices for next year. Up for grabs are student bo) leading posts, the Student U committee and Student Senate have entered their names in c Also at stake are two referen-! dums up for approval-one to al low for an increase in the student activity fee to provide more funds for student organizations and the other a constitutional amendment allowing Student Senate to recog nize as members the presidents of organized dormitory governments. Run-offs, if necessary, will be held Wednesday. Voting will be from 9 a.m. to* 5 p.m. in three poiling places. Residents of men's dormitories H, J, M, and N --!l vote in the lounge of M and N. All on campus women will vote in South Building. All those not included in the first two groupings will vote in Russell House. Voting will be by paper ballot.1 Original plans of the elections committee were to use newly in %ented voting machines now being tested in colleges across the coun-, try. This plan was dropped due tol a scheduling conflict. The Elections Committee will on Rules ( .angston UI ings. Spaces are provided for campaign materials on the wall in front of Preston, and Burney. on the wall in front of McClintock, and on the wall in front of and be hind the Business Administration Building. No posters may be placed on trash cans. trees or any other such articles on campus. No post ers will be allowed in Russell House. Campaign materials may not be !s For May ( heHrchcaetehcgon(o OnVilb4 hsn ue nMna mentoreearyeucti, MisksrAud form ~etF, Open 9-5; ree Places ion rush will rcach a climax s go to the polls to fill numer ly offices, class offices, cheer nion presidency, disciplinary seats. Almost 200 candidates, >mpetition. release results as quickly as possi ble on Monday and Wednesday nights. Friday's The Gaimecock will contain complete listings of final iesults. Elections Chairman Marty Lang ston, speaking of Monday said: "We surely hope all students Nwill take advantage of their privilege to vote. Much has been (lone by the elections committee to help lessen polling chaos and t) more easily faciltate voting." Langston also said that his com mittee would solicit suggestions for improvements in election pro cedure following Wednesday's vot ing. Poll managers for elections are as follows: Bobby Gayle and GarN Poliakoff in South Building; Jim Doolin and Sam Solomon in M and N lounge; and Robbie Johnston and Mike Pinson in Russell House. Several organizations on campus ar providing personnel to work. Campaigns for Monday's vlec tion began last Tuesday at 5 p.m. Nominations for the positions were made on April 5 prior to the spring vacation break. Dbservatic rges Infractl placed off campus. No campaigning may be done that disturbs classes. No campaigning will be al'.twed within 50 feet of the polls on vle tions days. No person may run for more than one Student Government of fice and one class office. All candidatts will be a:1-wed to put one poster in the lIbby if each -iris' dorm. Only .nw po ter will be allowed, the p:acem1eit of ueen Ma Quee fiait I.d o (Photalloting.il education and a mlenmlwr of Zeta nlajor andl a memiwr of Zeta Tau miwr of P'i Beta Phi sororiti. or KURZ M IJIGAN )n Asked; ons Told h b t he bjvet to the wishes i he h tu,emother. N,p campajign mabilw! e I" , S-uth D,irm elevators, n a rel.sor d.orsleading rs' w. h* allowd n walls of The iron rail fence., .-urrounding hi %%uimen's qUadrant.le are not egitim1ate ground'; for posting inn. Posters % ill not he allowed in columnins of resident halls, or in brick 'w alk, or other paths on anipis. 2an mmrm t : td alrlund A no. campigning- in polling l~ules oif procedure. were issued and(1idaites at a com pulsory at - entdance meeting before Easter A:t this mn e e t i nt ) campa1ign perhes wer c1hedu tled for 8 p.m. \ il 1 I f r t uden ts seeking ma rSt udent Govternment posts. INS T'hi is the first annual pre 'lect ions issue of Tb1 (;mweierk-. Inside - will find: Page 'heerleaders 8 tliass Officers .unior 6 Senior 4 Sophomore 5 l)isciplinary Committee 2 Fkiitorials 10 G;ratesyard 10 Senate Arts and Sciences 7 >)nday Bob Kurz, J. Mulligan Seek Votes Bob Kurz and Jim Mulligan are f-oipeting for the office of stu dent uody vice-president. A Charleston resid(nt, Kurz, 20, is a junior College of Administra tion management major. Mulligan, 19, is a junior psychology major from freenville. Kurz, is a membrr of Blue Key, CirchI K, Compass and Chart Hnor Soviety and the Socivty for the Advancement of Management. lie is vice-president, Intra-Fra ternity Council representative, and formal chairman for Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity in iwhich he form erly served as corresponding sec retary and historian. lie was chairman of the IFC-sponsored Clemson weekend activities and is currently Greek Week program thairman. A recipient of the Kiwanis Cup and Staff Officer's T r o p h y Awards, Kurz is a 2nd Class Petty Officer and member of the varsity rifle team in NROTC. He also is a men,ber of the Student, Union publbt.ty ommin!ttev and Wesley Foundation. Mulligan. currently treasurer of the student bod., is also a mem her of the Student Senate serving af a legislati,e committee chair man. lie is also a member of the \lonetary Affairs Committee and the Student Affairs Committee. Ie is a m1emb1er of Blue Key, Kappa Sirma Kappa and Epsilon E- psilon Eps'ilonl. tu!ligan either is presently or has been a member of. Chi Psi Fraternity. president and treas trer; Student Union. executi% e hoard and calendar committee; El:ections Committee; Euphradian I-riet\. treasurer; and Slater 1- aluation Committee. lie was also a delegate to Southern Uni \ersities Student G%)\ernment As sociation ard South Carolina State Student Legislature. ( PIat foris for Kur: anrid M10 yo ar /it' o,N poyq( 16. Th, ropliits imund t her?- ar). ?P, apn. a ' , to a GAMECo(K questionn .ri P I r. piC?l to a!! randidates ro-qucstinig. amiong ,th#r in mgs. t0# randidal <s' plat form, stated spreifically "proyrams y(lt os a candidal, arec adt,-o:i;y sh'ould bo a 'empted i' *h'. o'ff 14" aI' s'<Ino . P!Ia.s r,, irOc Sunday Drop-in P'h: Heta Phi So'rority wiA spo(n. tar a campnjus-v ide "mfeet the can d i'ates"' drop- in Sunday after no(n betwoeen 4 and C. p.m. in the s.'rorit.s room. The stuiident bodyl i- inv~'ited( to at tend and visit eas - ualIly wit h student government andI cha-- candidates. IDE Business Administration 6 E*ducat ion 2 E:ngineering 7 G;raduate 4 ,Journalism 5 Nursing 3 Pharmacy 3 Student Body Officers President Vice President Secretary 3 Treasurer 3 Student Union President 8 Student Union Review 9