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A funny thin
on the way t
During summer
orientation an incoming
freshman girl appeared
at the Russell House
Information Desk at 8:30
one morning to "Check
in." She was given
directions to South
Tower, her dorm about a
block or two away.
She was not heard from
again until 4 the next
afternoon when she and
her father appeared at
the counseling bureau.
After riding all over
campus looking for South
Tower, she explained,
Study okayed
New s
By JIMI wANNAMAKERI
Ma~naging Fdltor
A stadium design study was
approved by the Board of Trustees
yesterday.
Approved for the design study
were Finch-Heery--the design
segment of Arena Associates--and
Wilbur Smith and Associates.
Arena Associates designed
Atlanta Stadium and the decks
added to the football stadiums at
the University of Georgia and
Georgis Tech, and is designing a
deck for the Clemson stadium.
Wilbur Smith and Associates is a
Columbia-based international
traffic consultant and planning
firm.
A board spokesman siad, "It is
obvious that the stadium we have
now is inadequate for the student
body and the supporting public."
--The board also approved a
tentative allocations request for
the 1970-71 academic year and
strongly reaffirmed the Univer
sity's need for the East Glenco
urban renewal project as
orgininally outlined--including
Green Street United Methodist
Church.
'No details were released of the
equest to be presented to the
Higher Education Commission
next week but it was described as
over $20 million. The state's
allocation to Carolina this year
was $16.3 million.
Welec
It Is traditional for The Gi
Its opening Issue to welcc
men, explain what a challer
life is, laud the oppor tunitle:
at Carolina, and generally p
supposedly wIde-eyed, ope
newcomers.
If you don't know by now tl
life is a challenge, you'll no'
us. If you haven't seen
portunities are available
aren't very observant. Let
that Carolina can be a party
intellectual center, an athie
a social club or anytl
Carolina, lIke a universIty s
a wide offering of good
constructive and destruct
you make of It depends of
your efforts.
g happened
o my dorm
she gave up around no(
the first day and we
home.
Moral, orientatic
counselors were tol<
"Don't assume ar
student knows his we
around.
Regic
for(
By SUSAN ROSS
News Editor
Registration for fall classes vj
be centered in Carolina Coliseu
tadium?
The board expressed its conce
with the ministry of the church a
pledged University cooperation
permitting continued use of 1
property for a reasonable til
while new facilities are bei
readied.
The board's complete review
the situation was requested
representatives of Green Stri
church May 27.
Plans of the University call:
the area bounded by Main, Divil
Assembly and Green streets
house the University's law schc
law library and an advanc
education center concern
primarily with continui
education programs.
The trustees felt that the chut
would not be destroyed if moved
its permanent congregation a
commuters and the church coi
be moved closer to future studE
residence centers by location
the perimeter of University 4
pansion.
The University administrati
was instructed to assist the chui
in every way possible in an
tempt to relocate.
Michael J. Mungo was seated
the board replacing the late
Milo Smith of Lexington. Mur
was elected to the buildings a
grounds committee of the boar
T. Luke Benson of Conway a
elected to Smith's seat on i
executive committee.
Editorial
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mecock In If
me fresh- doin<
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ep talk the socle
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conft
hat college your
ter belIeve are c
what op- Carol
here, you Bel
It be said you.
school, an In i
tic mecca, exarr
ting else. years
hold be, Is or yo
and bad, Cot
lve. What bring
ri you and are y
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ly
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!tratior
A01iseui
"Rather than using the past
method which scattered the
ill students all over the University to
'n. pick up course cards, all
distribution will be held under one
roof in the coliseum on the con
course level; this fall," said Dr.
Rollin E. Godfrey, director of
admissions and registration.
Students will get their deans'
signatures at stations located on
the arean level. The stations may
be reached by the inside concourse
rn level steps on the Green Street
nd side, according to Godfrey.
he "I was afraid the Coliseum
ne might be too small, but we're going
ng to try it," Godfrey said.
ofAs of July 15 application for new
by students in the fall were up 8.6
etpercent over this same time last
year, and the University expects a
record enrollment again this year,
e,according to Godfrey.
to "Both summer school
ol, registrations used the Coliseum
ed and we hope it will prove adaptible
ed for use this fall," hw added.
ng
"Also this fall students will fill
ch out information cards for our
as computers. It won't reduce con
re fusion this time but we hope later it
ild will result in considerably less
nt deplication if we can get it all
on correct," said Godfrey.
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Eligible students will again be
on granted priorities by the student
ch Senate Priority Committee.
at- Special need for priorities will
be considered by the committee,
oRn according to Mike Spears, vice
R' president of the student body.
go
nd "There are a number of possible
reasons for granting a priority. If a
as student feels he has a valid reason
he he can see us," Spears said
Three commitfies consisting of
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ashmen
'ou want to better yourself and In
p so help better the world, we
tily welcome you. If you want only
pree and a place In a dull, unfaIr
ty, we are sorry ydu came.
pht now you should be a lIttle
'sed about your goals, IdentIty,
place In socIety--about what you
lolng at the UnIversIty of South
Ina.
leve us, the confusIon Is good for
)ut of It wIll come what you are,
he begInnIng Is the tIme for self
Ination. You can use your next
to better yourself and the world,
u can blow them.
lege seldom changes people; It
a out what they really are. What
ou?
UAI&
Vol. LX, No. 1 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C., 29208 September 10, 1969
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schedul
n Mond
three Student Senate members The procedur
each will be available to hear outlined in the
requests this week, booklet available
Committees will meet 2 to 5 p.m. House and the
Saturday and 6 to 11 p.m. Sunday Building informa
in room 207 of the Russell House.
Committees will also meet Monday
from 7 to 9 a.m. in the Russell A 0
House and after 9 in the Coliseum.
After 9 a.m., the student will have
to bring his student senator with u u r
him if he is to be considered.
Students who receive automatic
priorities must stop by at one of the By SUs
above times to pick them up. Cao in s
Carohina is on c
Students who receive priorities to over 1200 fre;
may pick up a priority card being oriented t
By Saturday th~
Monday before 8:30 in the Russell participated in
House. tation program w
All the student.
Students not affected by priority participated in
tation or waited
will register by their seniority at receive a corm
Carolina and by social security troduction to Car(
numbers. A four digit number will "They will be
be used consisting of the year the siuo ne athey i
student entered Carolina and the discuss their viewj
last t wo digits of his social security freshman servies
niumber. There are th
For Duke game
Tickets a
Both tickets and picture ID cartis coupon book and
will be needed for admittance to to pick up date ti<
varsity football games. Individual date
Distribution of athletic coupon available for all h<
books and tickets for the Duke each.
game will begin Monday, Set 15. Tickets for awa
The tickets will be available for purchased at the ti
upperclassmen at the Naval Ar- Main Street.
mory Sept. 15-16, 8 to 5. Un- Admittance for
derclassmen may pick up tickets
Sept. 17, 8 to 5.
The freshmen who have notu d
received a ticket by Wednesday, S t . e
Sept. 17 will have to obtain their
tkets at the Coliseum Thursday,
Upon. entering the Naval Ar- pl n
mory, the student will pick up his The student-tr
student fee card from a table to the board met yeste
right. On this card will be printed a establish rapport
number code which tells what Barry Knobel,
class he is in. If a student attended chairman.
summer school and changed his
class standing, he may pay $5 to mee oftudenB
get his status changed.mebrofteB
After picking up the student fee fomed las theam
card, the student will fill out a form fre atya
and then receive his copo book. ters of concern to
Both the student fee card and thle J. Robert Peteri
athletic coupon book must be elected chairma
presented to receive a football Dallara, USC seni
ticket. Other members
Season date coupon books for the James Cothran, Ja
first four games will be available Dr. William Brocl
for $12 per book Sept. 15-18. TM~s Bradford, a juni
date coupon book must be Knobel saidt
presented along with the athltic e cie ohv
A moving
ed
e to follow is
class schedule
at the Russell
Administration
Lion desks.
O meet U
mg orien
AN ROSS orientation in which all wil
Editor involved. They will meet the d
lisplay this week of their colleges for advisemer
shmen who are tested by the counseling bur
> university life. and be taken on tours by stu
e freshmen who counselors.
summer orien- Fall orientation, however,
'ill arrive. differ from summer orients
s, whether they according to Bennett, who i
summer orien- charge of freshman orienta
until fall, will "Summer was geared mor
3rehensive in- students seeking information
>lina. their own about the university
presented with a free exchange betw
-nay expect to educator and student," Ber
ll be allowed to said.
>oints," said Dr.
'tt, director of "There were more fregi
small group meetings since t]
ree areas of were only 140 students per grou
vailable
student fee card will be by picture ID cards at
'kets. east gates of the stadium.
tickets will be Tickets may be picked up for
me games at $6 UNC game starting Sept. 22.
Due to contractual stipulat
y games can be with Clemson and obligation
cket office at 503 the Gamecock Club, the Carol
Clemson tickets will be distrib1
rreshmen games starting Sept. 29.
nt-trustee boar<
year's activitie
ustee advisory since it is not a policy-ma
erday "just to group. Full briefings on
"according to meeting will be made avail
ommittee vice The committee decided
each year one of the student
ts and three pointments hsould be a junior
aado rses will serve two years. In
ittee whic wa cordance with this rule, Brac
to discuss mat- will serve next year.
studnts.Next year's student 1
, rstdees. president will make only
-,atute a appointments and one
n. Charles -. automatically be a junior to a
or-sscey through his senior year.
include trustees Another decision nv
mes Wright and yesterday was that meet
dington and Jim should be held each time the B
* of Trustees meets. SpE
he committee meetings may be called by Pi
e~losed meetings or Knnhal.
world
- Tom Norman
SC
.ation
be each of the nine summer
?ans sessions." he said.
it be "In fall orientation we're having
eau to deal with much larger groups. In
Jent all there will be 24 divisions going
through orientation," he said.
will The first groups. will meet today
tion and meetings will continue through
in Friday. Residence halls will open
ion. Friday for the freshmen who at
to tended summer orientation.
on All freshmen will assemble
vith Saturday at 9:30 am. in Carolina
een Coliseum for a program to include
nett President Thomas F. Jones,
Athletic Director Paul Deitzel and
USC student affairs personnel.
lent Saturday afternoon freshmen
iere will pick up class schedule cards
p in and see their deans if changes are
needed, said Bennett. Iden
tification cards will be made
Friday and Saturday in the
Coliseum.
A week of entertainment is being
provided by the University Union.
On Thursday the Epics 'will per
form from 8 to 11 p.m. A concert
will be held on the horseshoe
the Friday from 9 to Il p.m. and
Saturday night the Vistas wull be
the on hand for a dance from 8 to
midnight.
ions The first groups will meet today
to and meetings will continue through
ina- Friday. Residence halls will opef
ited The first groups will meet today
and meeting will continue through
Friday. Residence halls will 'open
Friday for the freshmen who at
tended summer orientation.
A week of entertainmeft is being
provided by the University Union.
On Thursday the Epics will per
Oform from 8 to 11 p.m. A concert
will be held on the horseshoe
king Friday from 9 to 11 p.m. and
each Saturday night the Vistas will be
Itble. onl hand for a dance from 8 to
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