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VOL. LXI-NO. 61 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Friday, March 5, 197 H A fire in the Gameco< nesday caused minor < Russell House when gre exhaust was ignited by : SimLJJSq M policy a. -The residents of Sims ani South Tower have approved t policy by more than the two required. Linda Harvey, president of she had felt her dorm would i proposal. "The reasons are evident' are few places to go on week ,you have no money." McClintock, like the major is arranged with communitl Union ar Collage The Arts Committee of tl University Union is sponsoring Collage Contest. The competition is conjuncti with the International Collai ~xhibition which wili be on dispi - arough March 21. F'ifty dollars is being offered the designer of the collage judg best overall. Twenty five dolls will be given the designer of t collage judged best of its categol The Arts Committee will jud th~e contest. Rules for entrants are lollows' . Each entree is to be no larg than six feet by six feet. tmburgers burned by Si :k Room Wed- grill. Columbia cit) Jamage to the blaze within a few rr 3se in the air no injuries. parks from the cClintock, S Wprove open J McClintock and Sims president RI he new open dorm dorm had voted tc thirds malorities system for a trial p McClintock, said 'If there are any ote in favor of the work them out," she will take a revote." 'she said. "There Sims' rooms are a ends, expecially if bedrooms connected Both presidents s Ity of dormitories, taken In dorm meetir bathrooms. of dorm residents. So tom4 ref e mnounces Calli poill Contest b dunn de -L No entry shall weigh more favc a than 25i pounds. pern :. Identification must be at-Tr cn tached in the form of identification Cd ge tags. These tags will be found in COIL iy the contest brochure to be vote distributed next week. Tue! to 4. The contest deadline is March AW~ eRi rs . The contest is limited to a will he member or the student body or of mee the staff. Pt Categories are: ge I. college lire D 2. politics Cap' as :3. the world around pect 4. abstract hous er C'ollages will be displayed in the Cap Russell- House -zon allery. i- h Possibi El pa,, A bill 'con passed at a s afternoon. Mike Spear is "inclined ti with his cat plications of Sunday," Spi Critics say direct conflic -Parker Rmaud senate last r ater The Acade firemen put out the past week in inutes and there were officers and responsibiliti provides for Two amen( bill was pass m SeveraI se . OVV e off icers. "I want to said. "Class c dorim past. Electior the president students are 'a Mc Kinney said that her projects the operate under the new Sen. White eriod of four weeks. see a Univers complaints, we will try to administratic said. "After four weeks we there would t the future anc class officers rranged in suites with two Sen. Freem by a bathroom. the belief tha aid that the votes were In other sei igs attended by a majority clamation for Student Body uth Building will vote serving as a >rrow at open polls. The e sa endum will be held from The Senate .m. until 5 p.m. Becky Lewis liltofi san, president said, the ng will be done by paper t. C e e results of the referen in South Tower were In r of a four week trial rid, according to Carolyn flor, president. ithy Carver said that imbia Hall residents will Cleveland on the open dorm proposal pearance ton iday during elections for Amory, col i officers. was schedule esidents of Wade Hiampton seals on the F vote Monday in their dorm of wildlife. ling, according to Judy According rs, president. sponsoring gi nina Mc Elroy, president of toa. snostra tone, said that she ex-toaswsor ed the results of the open flight. e referendum Tuesday. stone residents are voting The date fo; mit meetinos. - announced. at Sveto ection bill 3ses Senate BY GLENDA MILLER News Editor cerning the election of class officers was :ecial meeting of Student Senate Wednesday -s, president of the student body, said that he > veto the bill at this time." He plans to meet inet over the weekend to discuss the im signing the bill. "I will make a decision by ars said. that the senate's action Wednesday is in t with the election bill package passed by the ionth. mic Affairs Committee had met twice in the an effort to draft a bill re-establishing class :roviding for their qualifications, duties and es in time for the spring elections. The bill officers to be nominated Monday. Iments were added to the original bill. The hd as amended by a roll call vote of 34-9. iators opposed the bill providing for class speak against the whole bill, ''one senator fficers have done very little if anything in the i of th%se officers infringe on the powers ot to appoint a cabinet to take on projects the interested in,' he said. students are interested in,'" he said. also opposed the bill saying he would like to ity Senate comprised of students, facuity and n at USC. He said in a system of this type e no need for class officers and considering the future possibility of a University Senate, should be abolished. an spoke favorably of the bill and expressed t "class officers had done something." iate action, a resolution was passed by ac mally approving the filling of the office of Secretary by Suzanne Kiester, previously ting secretary. also approved the appointment of David S. I a vacancy on the Board of Publication. eland Amory ch postponed Amory has postponed his scheduled ap Ight. umnist for TV Guide and Saturday Review, d to speak against the slaughter of Alaskan 'ribilof Islands and the killing of other forms ao Scott HoItzclaw, president of E CO 70's, the oup, Amory was to speak in Birmingham, e' and would then come to the University. Due n in New York, the columnist could not get a his appearance later in the semester will be -a- tatar date..