The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 05, 1971, Page Page 2, Image 2
Senate t
Passes ilm
Last month the Student SenA
abolishing class officers in a
within. Student Government.
function, they have little
themselves to running noi
final vote Wednesday Is dt
The action is illegal. It is In
package which states that carl
elections by March 2.
Senator Emily Wheeler, an
right, is reluctant to disposi
browbeat Jim Bradford, vice
calling Wednesday's special i
tant senators with political c
issue.
Presently Senator Wheeler h
veto. He has the power to ellrr
by class officers and streamlin
he will not accept the senate N
opinion. The bill Is a product ,
senate - and it should be ludged
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By HARRY HOPE
Columnist
Student senate met today and
approved a budget of $57,006 to
purchase "political persuasion
units" for the upcoming Gover
nor's College Leadership Con
ference.
"Political persuasion units" arq
cases of Canadian Fog, explaine(
one senator.
Senators began signing up for
their posed pictures with the
governor when they learned of the
conference. Lists were drawn up o1
hometown papers which woulk
receive the pictures of theii
various hometown students witl
the governor.
One senator, Jock Blackmire
told fellow petty-politickers that h,
was an old veteran of posing witi
dignitaries and would give theri
pointeys on how to shake hands an1
flash smiles.
Several senators were dressed i
suits and ties.s These are th
senator-s who will be running ic
various Student Government o
fices in the upcoming election:
They vigorously shook the hands c
all present and asked that the;
remember thems on election ds)
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egal bill
ite passed an election bill package
n attempt to end featherbedding
class offices serve no clearcut
power and usually relegate
i-existent class - pro jects. The
ceptive for several reasons.
direct conflict with the election bill
ididates must have filed for spring
honorable institution in her own
P of this relic of the past. She
president of the student body, into
iession and then terrorized reluc
leath if they didn't support this
iattempting to block Mike Spears
Anate the excess baggage created
e Student Government. Hopefully,
rote as one which reflects student
of Emily Wheeler-not the student
las such.
at politics
When asked just exactly what
politicking they would be doing and
why, many senators did not know.
"I don't know. We just get up there
and politic and act like real
senators. I dunno why," stated one
senator.
Student Senate's record has been
short this year--the only legislation
I being a unanimous approval of a
pay raise and a resolution to
continue getting the best seats at
football and basketball games.
"We're real good at trving to
look important. In fact most of us
are masters at it," he continued.
I
"Another thing we're good at
we can lose $500 so fast it'll make
your head spin. But I think it's
really great that we are so im
portant.
ri"We're not on anpgo trip here.
We're just important people, and
you have to face it. And we wear
suits and ties because, 'you can't
n kiss ass in blue jeans.'"
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.By ARTHUR HOPPE
Columnist
Sexual liberation , has finally
arrived. Have you seen
Cosmopolitan, that staid old
magazine for ladies, lately? I just
hope no one slips my kids a copy.
The current issue has an article
on 'The Perfect Affair" and how to
do it--all in pictures and pations.
The hero is a "Mr. Smashing." The
heroine is described as "his dear
adorable."
The first photograph shows them
embracing in the hotel lobby. "Mr.
Smashing booked a suite and
checked in early" says the caption.
*No fishy looks from the desk clerk
for his dear adorable."
In succeeding pictures, they
have a drink together, a bath
together and go to bed together.
Then it's out to dinner and off to a
strip joint ("to fan those coals a
bit"). Then they go to bed. Then
they have breakfast in bed. Then
they stay in bed. Then they have a
party. Then they...
Well, "the exquisite weekend"
closes at the railroad station with:
-The Finale. 'Until next time,' he
whispers. 'I only wish I could tell
your husband how lucky he is."
I only wish I could tell you how
hunted my friend, Satersby, looks
these days. Satersby was leafing
idly through his wife's copy
Cosmopolitan when he came
across the above article.
"Sexual liberation is finally
here!" he cried happily.
"What did you say, dear?" asked
his Mrs. Satersby.
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,Nothing, dear," said Satersby.
Satersby did .iave a spot of
trouble locating his dear adorable
for The Perfect Affair. In fact, the
secretaries around the office
began wispering he'd gone
crackers. But at last Mrs. Mullens
in Accounting agreed to go along
and she was a perfect 36-(36-36
So Satersby booked a suite
1$68.50 a day) under the names of
Mr. and Mrs. deorge Smashing
and when his dear adorable en
tered the lobby, he gave her a
passionate kiss. He says he's never
received a more fishy look from a
desk clerk.
They had drinks together
(Satersby nervously downing three
double martinis) and prepared to
bathe. Being a gentleman,
Satersby took the wrong end of the
tub and got the spigot, still piping
hot. smack in the middle of his
back. He came down on his dear
adorable's left knee', severely
wrenching it.
He says he would have,carried
her dripping into bed, as the next
photograph visually instructed,
but he'd somehow sprainedts
wrist in the melee. So they decided
instead to go directly to dinner,
where they sat next to his wife's
best girlhood chum.
By now thoroughly smashed,
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Satersby insisted they go on to the
strip joint--a sleazy, overpriceO
tourist trap. His dear adorable,
now In tears, woozily switched
from-Scotch-on-the-rocks to Black
Russians. When they got back to
the hotel, she was sick in the
bathroom for two hours.
On the way to the station the next
day, she was -so distraught,
physically and emotionally, that
she said she hated all men and was
going to get a divorce when she got
home.
"I wish," wispered Satersby, "I
could tell your husband how lucky
he is."
Since then, Mrs. Satersby, never
having heard of Satersby's twin
brother, has left him. His
secretary has submitted a letter of
resignation to Personnel, casting
aspersions on his morality. And
Mrs. Mullens is dunning him for
550 a week in lieu of prosecuting
him under the Mann Act.
Satersby still thinks reading
about this new sexually liberated
era in which we now live is great.
"The trouble," he says
thoughtfully, "is that so few of us
are up to it."
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