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Senate sej after thre( answermg By DONB ABB Staff writer Three seats were declared vacant Wednesday during the Senate meeting. Senators Randi Cabell, Ida Nelson and Bret Bursey were dropped from the roll for excessive absences. A senator is allowed foour absences each year. Wednesday's session was the G G A E C 0 - - ... o 1K E A H E L I L 0 U T 0 F S M T E A Freshman Girl So Sweet And Shy, Liked To Watch All The Boys Go By; One Look At Her Mop And They Wouldn't Stop. Till Vogue Told Her The Reason Why! Five Points ....256-8935 Berry's-on-Min ..253-0234 St. Andrews ....256-823 Forest Drive....782-5600 Watch and Je Free Monogramin 1221 Teylor St. Welcome Students gEc* Credit ........ 1300 ASSEMI SEE US FO FROM CORE HEADQI FOR AP Moe : CORNER LADY its open failed roll call fifth time the Senate has met since its election last fall. The Senate voted by acclamation to establish five committees to deal with various problems and proposed legislation. Vice President Mike Spears said that if the committees did their jobs, the regular Senate sessions Could function more smoothly. Spears will head the Senate Rules Committee. The Academic Affairs Committee. will be under the chairmanship of Jim Bradford. Chip Galloway will be in charge of the Registration and Distribution Committee. Brian Rines will direct the Power and Responsibility Committee and the Senate Monetary Affairs Committee will be under the guidance of Jullane Still. Senator Wayne Hembree urged the Senate to pass a resolution calling for an all day discussion of the Vietnam war. Under Hem bree's proposal, classes at USC would be suspended for one day and all interested students could voice their opinions on the Asian conflict. Hembree's resolution called for a strike of classes by students if the Administration did not cooperate. The resolution was tabled after brief discussion. Spears also warned the senators once again that the Senate would continue to strictly enforce its attendance rules. The following senators were absent from Wed nesday's session: Chalton Brasington, Brett Bursey. John Carbaugh, Randi Cabell, Emma Livingston, Ida Nelson, Jullianne Still, James Tothill and Emily Wheeler. Student seminar plans discussion on family planning A student seminar on birth control and the population ex plosion will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the State Board of Health. T. James Trussell, a junior at Davidson College will moderate a panel consisting of Dr. Robert A. Hatcher, M.D. from Emory University in Atlanta; Dr. Louis Bone of Benedict College and Dr. Murray Vincent of U.S.C. A film, entitled "Beyond Conception" will also be shown. Trussell, a native of Georgia, has been working in the field of family planning for the past several years both in Georgia and at Davidson. On Wednesday Trussell will address a civic luncheon to be held at the Sheraton Hotel on "College Student's Involvement in Family Planning Programs." Dr. Hat cher, M.D., keynote speaker, will lecture on "Myths about Family Planning." The doctor is a board member of Planned Parenthood of Atlanta and a certified pediatrician with a medical degree from Cornell University. Homecoming due next we< Monday is the deadline for nominations for Homecoming Queen. Nomination forms and 5-by-7 inch glossy photographs of each candidate must be submitted to the Elections Committee no later than Monday. Nominations must be signed by the president of the sponsoring organization. The sponsors are also respon sible for the cost of duplicating the candidate's picture so that a II Jewe/er3 weiry Repairs g with Purchase Bra nchI mem . Rosewood Shopping ......Center SLY STREET R ANYTHING IS TO SWORDS. JARTERS JYTHING Levy's & ASSEMBLY ST All students and facul Carolina Coliseum at 2:' will be Franz Josef Stra and his basketball team i hand, as well as the USC over the formal ceremc complex. Search fo leads deai By EDDIE CHEN Ass't. Managing Editor Many people and buildings have fallen victims of Carolina's rapid expansion over the years, but residents of the Wheeler Hill area, located around the Bates House, have been spared at least of their mail box. This summer, USC asked the federal post office to install a mail box on the corner of Catawba and Bull Streets where the Bates House is located. At the time, the post office was not allowed to install additional post mail boxes, they could only relocate the existing ones. The policy was due to an economic measure that demanded a cutback in mail box installations. The post office decided to shift the mail box to the Bates House, he said, because that's where the concentration of population would be beginning this fall. Therefore post office officials High schools to entertain at halftime Two thousand high school band members will join the USC Mar ching Band at half-time Saturday during the USC-NC State football game. Four bands of 400 members each will present a show entitled the "Sound of Music." USC band director Ralph WahI will be in charge of the annual Band Day exercises. Members of the USC band will perform pre-game and post-game shows. The post-game per formance will feature tunes from "My Fair Lady." Director WahI said that 29 S.C. high school bands will participate in Band Day. entries bk picture of each candidate can be posted at each Doll. Pictures and negatives are to be put in the Elections Committee box in the Student Government office no later than Monday. There will be a compulsory meeting of all candidates Wed nesday at 5 p.m. in the Russell House Assembly Room. Cam paigns for the Oct. 21 elections will begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Run off elections will be held Oct. 22. FOR THE CO1 COINS, STAM OLD BOOKS ( IMPORTED( AROUND TIE SCENTED SOA] HAND PAINT] & PLAQUE! "GAMEi NEW 45 R.P.lr 11 USED FURN KNIGHT'S ANT "THE USUAL 2757 ROSEsw WOO DIV OPEl ty members are invited to Sun 10 p.m. Heading the list of digni uss, West German's finance mi md Paul Dietzel and his football band and choir. President Thom iny which will be followed by r a mai i a to long decided to move the mail box to Bates House from the corner of Pickens and Rice Streets. Bu t w hen Harold Brunton. vice president for business affairs. learned of what had taken place, he immediately asked the post office that the mail box be returned to Pickens and Rice Streets so that the Wheeler Hill area Harold Brunton residents would not be in convenienced. USC enroll: nears new Registration figures for the 1969 1970 year shows a nine per cent increase in the number of students in the Carolina Community, one per cent more than was an ticipated. The total of 15,607 students in clude 2,562 students on the regional campuses. This total will be af fected July 1, 1970, when the regional campus at Florence becomes Francis Marion State College. Point system terminated at Cola. Hall Due to deficiencies and inequities, an experimental disciplinary measure at Columbia Hall last spring has been junked. In lieu of study hall, last spring Columbia Hall set up a point system whereby a student was given points for various in fractions. When one accumulated 15 points, he was forced to move out of the dorm without a refund or any University housing. About five students were forced to move out of Columbia Hall last spring under the point system, according to Eugene Cooper, dean of men. Some of their parents com plained to Cooper that the system was too harsh and unfair. And after further studies by his office, it was decided to table the point system until a more equitable system can be worked out, Cooper said. LLECTOR OF PS, ROCKS, IR ANTIQUES HIFTS FROM [E WORLD. PS & CANDLES. ED PICTURES S OF THE COCK" *1.50 UP 'I. RECORDS O" ITURE TOO. SIT WOES & GIFTS AND UNUSUAL" day's dedication of the tarles at the ceremony nister. Frank McGuire team expected to be on as F. Jones will preside tours of the $7 million 5ox walk Brunton took a leisurely drive to the Bates House this week to see if the mail box had been returned to its old corner. But he soon encountered another problem. His car broke down. Brunton decided to put his set back to good advantage by finding out first hand what it's like for Bates House residents who often have to walk to classes and back everyday. He walked back to his office in the Administration Building. Brunton good-naturedly con cluded yesterday that he has no sympathy with the Bates House residents. "It's not really that long a walk." he said. "although the hill is rather steep." ment high The Florence campus is the largest of the regional schools with a total enrollment of 504. This represents an 18 per cent growth over last fall. At the Columbia campus, housing experienced a rise of women from 2,195 to 2,527, while the total for men rose from 3,407 to 3,620. The freshman class experienced a 14 per cent rise, while the number of graduate students rose 19 per cent. At present, 80 per cent of those enrolled are South Carolina residents. |Got a question?R Ask Inquiry Box 5131 The Gamecock Every new suit should By shape we mean body tracing at the waist, wider notch lapels and a deep center vent. E xactly the shape of our Berwich suit, And, every shaped suit should have a shirt with longer point collar, a wider tie, See the new shape at Hedrick's now. 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