Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Mario Danny Th( 0< with daugl Danny Thomas and his bei )Research Hospital in Men Carolina Coliseum tomorrow Included in the show will b " rhat Girl," singers Julie Bu country western artist Ror contributing their time to th St. Jude's Hospital fights tI other childhood diseases and i afflicted with leukemia. Thomas has been doing the now and raises funds for the had Its federal aid cut and is s Thomas said "St. Jude will regardless of race or creed, i never chargea feeto cure leu There will be a special stuc for faculty and administrati, hatever Yo CLEAN ING"N rely on SHIRTS Professionatly cleaned, buttons and put on han era at no additio Specic EVENING CLOTHES Gvnthat extra special core yol TEN LOCATION Thomas mas Show iter Marlo iefit show for the St. Jude's iphis, Tenn. will come to night, March 30. his daughter, Mario of TV's dd and Browning Bryant and nie Prophet. They are all e St. Jude's Hospital. e afflictions of leukemia and is saving one third of all those henefit Qhnw fnr some years hospital, which has recently hort of funds. always be free to the patient, is long as it is open. We could kemla or any other disease."' lent rate of $2 and a rate of $3 :n members. ur "SPECAL eed. . .. FOR replaced,I ue&Lehe ~~o~jCLEANING by experienced craf tman. S& DRY CLEANING .AUNDRY & CLEANERS S TO SERVE YOUi Student 2 asks for The Student Alairs Committee recommended a new organization for a charter and discussed St udent Senate's proposed changes in the method of allocating student activily lees at a meeting Friday. The USC Undergraduate Chemical Society. organized to bring together undergraduate stml(lents who share a common interest in the field of chemistry Finance 'Continued from Page 1) ''his bill is to prevent what happened last year and in previous years with the delay of budget approval and other physical dif ficulties in the treasurer's office," Sen. Yarborough said. Criteria for allocating student activity fees are included in a bill introduced by the Finance Com mittee. The bill "gives students and students only the power to allocate their own activity fees. Criteria for the allocation of activity fees are based on the size of the organization, the organization's activities, the past use of allocated funds by the organization and the services of the organization, according to the bill. A bill providing for summer session activity fees was passed by the senate. Sen. Yarborough said summer school students have activities and pointed out that Bell Camp, WUSC and the Gameccli all operate during summer school. By charging $3.50 per person per session, an additional $30,000 can be put into the fund for all allocations the senator said. "As it is now, all benefit from the ac tivities fees we pay." Sen. Yar borough said. One senator said many attending summer school at the University are teachers. She said these ROD STE!GER CHRISTOPHER PLUMI DRSON WELLES AS L( JACK HAWKINS VIRGINIA McKENNA DAN O'HERUHY NOW SHOWING"r 2:00 -4:101 6:20 - 8:30i tffairs Co Chemcal was represented at the meeting by IDavid Moody. chairman. All full time undergraduate students will be eligible for membership. The group plans to hold informal seminars with '*members of the scientific and educational com mihnit.*'' helping students to learn ihout chemistry as a profession: to disciiss and offer constructive *iggeslions for improving USC's package teachers do not read the paper and listen to the radio so why should they pay activities fees?" After debate the bill establishing a Summer Session Activity Fee of $3.50 per person per session was passed. Senators will receive salaries instead of stipends according to a bill from the Finance Committee which was passed by the Senate Wednesday The bill abolishes the present stipends for senators and provides for a monthly salary of $25 for committee chairmen and $20 for all other senators. The bill requires senators to keep office hours and attend Senate and committee meetings or lose their salary or receive a pay reduction. "The purpose of the bill is to make sure that anyone who doesn't deserve money from Student Government for working doesn't get it," Sen. Yarborough said. It also gives senators "incentive to attend every meeting," he said. Office hours are needed so con stituents can contact their representatives. Sen. Yarborough said. ''Committee chairmen must keep exact records of attendance at committee meetings or face (pay) reductions," Sen. Yar borough said. I W I JER U's XVIll T 'he batt that chan, theftace A the wor mrmttee Society undergraduate chemistry cirriculum: to participate in the rievelopment of the USC Chemistry lDepartment - and to gain "a broader appreciation of the relationship of chemistry and more than is available in formal course work.' Student Hody Vice-President -Jim Bradford explained a package of hills which were recently passed in St udent Senate. The new Student Government Constitution. which will be considered today for final approval by the Board of Trustees. gives Student Government authority to decide on the method of allocating student activity fees. BradIford explained the bills relating to establishment of a Student Allocations Commission: criteria for allocating student activity lees. method of fixing the amount of the fee: and a method of establishing budgetary procedure for Student Government. )r. Paul Fidler. chairman of the committee. appointed a sub commit lee to report on the matter of stipends for Student Officials and officers. )r. Joe Johnson. Student Hody President Mike Spears and University Union President Wes Sandlin were ap pointed to the subcommittee Voter drive The Clearing House for Action. is working with the N.A.A.C.P. Voter Registration I)rive in Richland Countv. Members will be handing out voter registration material Monday afternoon. March 29 in the ('amp Fornance area. Thursday alternoon. April 1. in the Bethlehem area. and Saturday morning. April 3.'in Arthurtown. The Voter Registration Books will be open in those areas on those days to make the drive more ef fective. Students interested in aiding C II A efforts or interested in the organizat ion itself are urged to call .lohn Carmichael at 2-%-1329 or Gregg Ohanesian at 787-785. W L le ged of d. Student Group Rates Available and SPECIAL SI-tOWINGS! For information Please call Sara Diamond-779-373s