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Vol. LXI - No. 58 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Friday, February 26, 1971 Boarc rules; The University Union Board of Govenorors passed Russell House regulations yesterday which will become effective upon the ap proval of Charles Witten, vice president for student affairs. he Board enumerated regulations for the Russell House Lounge-Gallery. Such rules are "to facilitate presentation of scheduled exhibits consistent with students rights to the lounge facilities and exhibitors rights to protection of their works. Lounge-Gallery policy passed by the Board is as follows. I. A .full-time attendent (work study! should be on duty in the gallery area at all times during scheduled exhibits. 2. Efforts should be directed toward funding a full-time lounge attendant to be on duty in the lounge area during all Russell House hours. :1. During exhibits the full-time guard should be instructed to enforce Russell House regulations: a. No food or animals are permitted in the gallery area. b. Chairs are not to be used for lying down. c. Spectators are not to lie on the floor so long as there are unoc cupied chairs, benches, and-or sofas availahle. "SGA Noi Nominations for Stud*nt Boi March 1 and 2 from 9 a.m. to Lounge-Gallery. Offices open for nomination vice president, secretary i districts are open with the ex< men. District District Number MeCantock, Wade Hampeon, Simi 2South Building south'lewers 7 Men' Toer at Bates House 9 Horseshoe <Ten. 1-20 and Coker) to Maxcy.hornwell (Ten. 25-28) i i The !toost. 12 Mc Bride Quadrangle 1:5 Woodlawn Terra4e, C'arolina Gal University Terrace (Nf-campus F"reshmen 15 Off e-ampus sophomnores Off i-ampsjuniors 27(Mi-ampus seniors l# Off-ampus' graduates lof C lo1bb d. Games that cannot be played sitting down (e.g. frisbee throwing) are not allowed in the lounge. 4. The central stairwell (across. from the committee room) should be permanently locked and all signs indicating its availability as a fire exit should be removed. 5. All currently inoperative fire exits should be reactivated. 6. The primary functions of galleries as contrasted with student lounges are inherently different. All possible efforts should be directed to the establish ment of an exhibition gallery separate from the current Russell House area. Hulletln boards The purpose of the bulletin boards is to inform the Carolina Community of coming events, meetings. auid q't)er matters of genreral interest. In order to maximize the use of the bulletin boards the following rules will be enforced: I. Bulletin boards are -divided into two types: general purpose and specific purpose. A. General purpose bulletin boards are for the use of Student Organizations. All materials posted on general purpose bulletin 0 e nmations :y Elections will be accepted 5 p.m. In the Russell House are student body president, ind treasurer. All senate :eption of Off-campus Fresh Number Polling of Seats place I Sims * 2 South South Tbwer 2 Capstone 2 Columbia Hall i Preston 1I-J. M&N Launge 2 Rates House I itorseshoe Lounge I ~ Ma.xcy I The Roost I IRussel) House -dens. I Russell House~ not elected in spring .4 ltussell House Rus.sell House 6 tunselIl House 'I roverr regi boards must bear the name of the sponsoring Student Organization and a Russell House - approval stamp. B. Specific purpose bulletin boards are to be used only for the specific purpose stated on the bulletin board. No other materials may be posted on specific purpose bulletin boards. Materials posted on the specific purpose bulletin boards must be approved at the Information Desk. :'. All materials - posted on any surface in Russell House must bear the Russell House approval stamp. :1. All posting of materials on bulletin boards is to be done by the Information Desk staff. IA 1 Internatio scheduled The Russell House Lounge Gallery will display exhibits through May. according to Virginia McMillan, chairman of the University Union Arts Com mittee. T'he schedule for exhibits is as fllows. ilrc g-:2 --International Collage Week Exhibition F'inal week in Mtarch --Student (Collage Contest F'srs Week iiu April --Sculpture by ,Iim Collins, art professor from the I tniversity or Trennee AnriI il-22 --Population Sym tors p ilatioi Conduct The conduct of students and guests in the Russell House is expected to be in accordance with the University's General Conduct Regulations. I)splays and tables All displays other than bulletin boards in Russell House are limited to tables placed in the lower lobby. Display tables are limited to the use of student organizations only. No exception will be made without written authorization from the Director of the University Union. D3istribution of materials The distribution of materials of iounge and Galler nial Collia _L by arts < .%pril I -22 --Population Sym posium Exhibit (Ecology) April 28-May --April Spring thing; kite designing contest in Russell House Lounge-Gallery. Throughout May various demonstrations will be held in the Lounge-Gallery including glass USC stui Funeral services were held yesterday in Florence for Willaim F. 'Hud' Smith Jr., a student at USC , He died Monday in a local hospital after a briel illness. He was a World War II veteran and 47 years old, Mr. Smith was born in Wilmnington. aSses 1s any nature in the Russel House is to be done only from the In formation Desk or from a table in the lobby. Distribution . of materials from any other location in the building is permissible only with the written authorization of the University Union President and the University Union Director. Written authorization is not required when distribution is from an office. Information desk The purpose )f the Information I)esk is to relay information of a general nature to the Carolina Community and its guests. to serve as a communication and message (Continued on page 8) a h.0 Lre exhibit :omMtee blowing, pottery, caricatures, lunchbox dramas. Poetry readings, small chamber groups, and a light show are scheduled. MlcMillain said that local artists will exhibit their works when space is available in the Lounge-Gallery, ient dies N.C., a son of the late William F, Smith Sr., and Vila Price Smith. Surviving axe a son, William Fi. Smith III of Portsmouth, N.H, a former graduate student at USC; and a sister , Mrs. R,P. Channell of Delin. Mo.