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VOL LXI - No 5 University of South Caroina, Columbia, S. C. 29206 Monday, February 22, 1971 Loung 4to get ByCHER Stal The policy stated last we will be reconsidered by t Governors in a special se4 "We're going to demand Spears, student body presic needs is more space, not Spears said he got the r members of the Board of meeting, which will be he The policy stated by ti students may not sit on the are no chairs, benches or presently serving two ft gallery. The Board's statement r mourposes of student loung ettorts should be directe exhibition gallery separa House lounge area," the I "To facilitate presentat sistent with students righ exhibitor's rights to protec as the purpose of the poll Also stated was that no fc in the gallery area, that ch down, and that games thai (e.g. frisbee throwing) are Dr. Rick Kasschau, cha nor's operations subcorn proposed policy, said the committee have not yei recommendations," he sa According to Kasschau, would be enforced only wh ,,allery-lounge. Spears said that he anc Jim Bradford will replac4 ment representatives -on i "We want to make it j Government will not go alo he said. "If we can't get any actic we'll go somewhere else students moved out until t go." Medi4 e policy 0 review YL MANNING f Writer ek for the Russell House lounge he University Union Board of ;slon this afternoon. a reversal of the pollcy," Mike lent, said. "What Russell House more rules." iecessary five signatures from Governors to call the special Id at 5:30 p.m. - ie Board last week said that floor of the lounge unless there sofas available. The lounge is inctions, doubling as an art ecognized .the difference in the Ds and galleries. "'All possible J to the establishment of an te from the current Russell 3oard said. ion of scheduled exhibits con ts to the lounge facilities and tion of their works," was given cy. odor animals will be permitted airs are not to be used for lying - cannot be played sitting down not allowed in the area. irman of the Board of Gover mittee, which submitted the changes suggested by the sub been activated. "They are Id. the rules, if put into effect, le there is an exhibition in the I Student Body Vice-President a the regular Student Govern ,he Board at today's meeting. ibsolutely clear that Student ng with throwing students out," n from the Board of Governors, , because we don't want the ere's another place for them to -.me. uahaeu Omsh Siberian dancers from at Township Auditorium T Internati planned Rv ROR BIGALKE Staff Writer Plans for a coed Internationi House dormitory are bein finalized, according to Ii ternational Committee Chairma Barney Oliver. "This thing is definite," sai Oliver. "It will be located at 16: Pendleton Street and will ai commodate about 40 students. The reason we are having ti 'international House as a coe dorm is that it will be a learnir experience including academic dorm life and the experience living and working together." The International House will ni consist wholly of internation, students. "We'll establish a ratio, foreign students to Americans about 40 per cent American and per cent zoreign or 50-50 America and foreigners. "A major purpose of having th house half and half," said Olivei "is to make American student aware of other cultures." The house will consist of severn buildings. First Is the Main House. Tt Main i-ouse yvill contain four< five bedrooms, a television room, dining area and a kitchen wil three of every applicance Ii cluding stoves and refrigerator: There will be a washer and a dry4 and an area for vending machine: T'he second part of the I ,ternationnal Hrnma :insmhnt.wt-a comes to Co Omsk performed The folkk hursday evening. page 5. onal Hou4 ivMg ex eight completely separate units Each has a private bath and i d1 kitchenette. This unit will be usei g by 1W people." n The third portion of the In ternational House dorm will b d what is called the Carriage House 1. "Upstairs in the Carriag4 House," said Oliver, "there an e two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bath, i d dining area and a hall "which wil be shared by the four student A Right now," Oliver said, "suci things as the type of residenco :Students r 6 - drmroorl Students wishing to change 'rooms both within dorms and between dorms should make ap Iplication at the Housing Office or the dates listed below. - A room change fee of $10 will be r charged as weil as the difference ir Prcost of residence halls if a studeni h changes dorms. The fee must be paid beforea a room change can be processed. No refunds can be 'made. r*-'or room changes in women' ' residence halls, students shouk lollow outlined procedures. n~- Wednesday, room changes Ilv ~haiv,r'residence halls are. to be !umbia >re dances are reviewed on 5e dorm penence government and rules and -regulations for such a different ' type of housing are being discussed. "Downstairs, "Oliver continued, "two people will share a kitchen and a bath and will have a dining area in common with four others who will have two bedrooms a kitchen and a bath. "There is some parking and we hope to install a basketball goal in the back yard. There will be some i repovations such as painting pnd so on." nay change as this~week obtain a "Room Change Per mission" card from her present housing director. This card must be brought to the housing office with the applicants' $10. After the card has been signed at the housing office and.returned to the housing director the student may move. Thursday, room changes will be made between women's dormis. The student must have the "Room Change Permission" card ob tained from her present housinq director signed by the director of the dorm into which she Is neving.