Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Julian Bo Juliau Bond is the noted writer, I lecturer and politician that was C< denied for one year his seat from B4 the 111th District in the Georgia p. Legislature. C; News b NYC v The Boai d of Elections of the tO City of New York has advised that any 18-20 year old students at tending USC who are residents of T the city may register by mail to w vote, if they desire to do so. si An Absentee Registration form H will be supplied by request. Also, ai these students may vote by mail by requesting an application for ti Absentee Voter's Ballot. p TGA MEETS If The Town Girls Association will rr meet tonight at 7:30. The meeting t will be in the Town Girls Association Lounge in the University Union Annex. g( Officers will be elected. All Town to Girls are urged to attend. T1 th DIETZEL TO SPEAK gr Athletic Director Paul Dietzel Ti will speak and have informal conversation with students at the H. Baptist Student Center Wednesday M evening at 6:45. Anyone is inivited Z< to attend. The center is at 700 Pickens St. th ClhEER LEADER TRYOUTS ye U.S.C. cheerleader tryouts are Wednesday, April 7 at.9:00 p.m. in the Peabody Gym. Practice sessions are April 4 and 5 from 4 to ai ; p.m. There will be no election and p the girls and boys will be judged on their ability by a panel of qualified judges. GET4 INVOLVED IN PEACE CORPS "The World Needs All The Helps It Can Get"... so goes one of the Peace Corps recent advertising slogans. The sad part is that this isn't just a slogan; it is painfully true. Would you get involved? See the Peace Corps Representative, Russell House, Rm. 206, April 5-9. One half of all volunteers in the Peace Corps this year will be Liberal Arts graduates, the other half will be in the areas of engineering. Business ad ministration, education, math, science and health. Talk to the Pace Corps representative about One compla througi food se A re eating Columt mitory of the dissati situatic At t recent Dining faciliti( nations compai USC fo Durit a coni have si fated comple plained It is many custom satisfie not th ['he University Union Lectures adequa mmittee will present Julian Some md in lecture on April 6 at 7:30 compla m. in the Campus Room of various ipstone. poorly served over pr The 1 the foli Otg investil often v day. through Friday. BobP PH ILOSOPHY COLIAQUIUM operat Dr. Thomas Kermit Herne of yesterd he College of William and Mary student ill present a paper which con- unders ders the philosophy of David easy 1 ume, entitled "Calm Passions Slater. rd Qulaified Attitudes." issue is The paper will be presented at feel th ie Philosophy Colloquium at 4 coGld d im., Wednesday, April 7, in room Magi H of Hamilton College. Refresh- that pr ients and discussion will follow thing, i cook te presentation of the paper. TRiP To D.C. have st For all of those who signed up to i on the Washington, D.C. Easter nauon ur. the date of departure will be foreigi iursday, April 8, at 11 p.m. from prepar e Russell House parking lot. The everyo oup. will return to Columbia Haro iesday afternoon. in char The group will visit the White "Ever: ause. Smithsonian Institute, have t ount Vernon and the Washington concer io- has, b Spaces are still available for cellent ose who wish to go and have not any dii t made a reservation. MUSEUM OF ARlT RECITAL Pianist John Kenneth Adams id villinist Ftitz de Jonge will esent a dual recital, open to the (Coninued on page 8) C onsidering Alaska Accurate, comprehensive brochure about opportunities in re.insruction. oil, fishing, and runnmeries. others. Send $2.00 rayhu or money order. ALASKA, P'. 0. Box 1565. Am-hane Aliak 99n4n1 USC fool JERRY CALABRESE One of the w of the most common tempted to corn ints on any college campus "open door p tout the nation concerns the complaints. I rvice; USC is no exception. asked that cent poll of 100 students dissatisfied v in the USC Russell House, whatever reaso ia Hall, and South Dor- meal to the kit cafeteria showed that 82 Maghan feeb m were in some way obligation to sfied with the present nI. his time, ARA Slater, ly re-named University U S C Services Inc. run the USC s. Slater is one of the largest institutional food Ii iles and has been serving s r 18 years. The USC chu ig this time, Slater has been Democrats ha roversial issue. Students sponsor the sU igned petitions, staged ill- on May 7-8., strikes and in general, tined, complained, com- County and from throughc only logical that with so begin the two d students to serve all luncheon on ME ers can not be completely will be Govern d. The issue is whether or e USC food service is Activities i tely serving the students. sessions and t of the most often heard officers. Evenii ints are that the food at the social hour ar cafeterials is low quality, Town House In prepared, cold, stale, the session, fol in small proportions and tion. Guest speE iced. will be announi urpose of this article and 3wing installment will be to gate the complaints most futhe USC c oiced by students. further plans fc 4aghan, head of the Slater their meeting t ion here at USC said lay, "I realize that many s are dissatisfied. I also tand that it seems to be an )roblem, namely replace and s4 Manghan continued, "The not that simple. I 11onestly The Indian Sti at no other food service a banquet Satu o as well as we are doing." Campus Room ian did, however, recognize -oblems do exist. "For one The food fo ts a difficult thing trying to prepared and sA For so many diversified students. The of students. Here at USC we attended, and udents from all parts of the and chief spea as well as a good many Jones. students. It's no small task ing food that appeals to To describe t ne's taste." difficult task completely unj id Brunton, vice president goo. ge of Business affairs said, rone is aware that there Eating the ii een problems in the past and pleasurabi iing the food service. Slater only items tj Dwever, displayed an ex- identifiable WE attitude towards correcting and an exotic ficulties we may have." The meal w 5 P.M. Sizzlin' Sirloin STEAK DINIa Just present your student Our regular $1.79 sizzlin' baked potato, green salad Come-As- You-Are 548 KNOX rtment -- service ays Slater has at- customer -ect problems is an Maghan he olicy" concerning feel free ti lob Maghan has complainth anyone who is W441nehs rith a meal, for willh an at n, return his or her enlen al va chen. and4 . cu1 ; that it is Slaters reslaurant either satisfy the cover quial Young I 3or conve: apter of the Young Russell H ve been ciosen to Rep. I.S. J ite Y.D. convention of the fir. South Car college chapters Rep. Jol ut the state will Benedict iy session at a noon Universit ty 7. Guest speaker School tf or John West. plui pe nclude business All intei ie election of state vited to al ag events will be a VolunteerE id banquet at the conventior n, headquarters for [lowed by a recep- the US iker for the banquet state con :ed at a later date. Sate prh Chairman apter will make Jean Nea ir the convention at Boliver, inight at8 o'clock in club. i Students !rve food foi idents of USC, held awards ce 'day evening at the Mrs. Jor of Capstone provided Students. r the affair was xrved by the Indian banquet was well the guest of honor A r ker was President , in ue meal would be a . The food was The Arg 'amiliar and quite rock outfi through W Spur. ,eal was a strange Tlhe til te experieunce. The origionall: bat were readily currently re curried chicken House Cir form of meatballs. Shows i as followed by an admissio:1 i Student Nigi til Closing ER $1.1! identification to cashier. Ilrioin steak served with and garlic toast. No Tipp ERNSA ASBOTT DRIVE S or return his money.' is also asked students to ) come to him with any or suggestions. ay. part two will deal -tual schedule of meals rious campus cafeterias rpared to private .4. The comparison will ity. quantity and price. lemos ntion ouse. Speaker will be ohnson, D-Richland, one ,t blacks elected to the Dlina General Assembly. inson is a graduate of College and the y' of South Carolina Law. His remarks will e role that studL-Ats can litics. -ested students are in tend tonight's meeting. to work with the state are needed. , chapter will hose the ention for the first time. -sident, Keith Belser, announcement Friday. of the convention will be 1. president, and Mike reasurer, of the local )repare - banquet remony presided over by ies, and entertainment by some of the Indian 'ir Group 1. Spur ir Group, an acoustical t, will perform today ednesday at the Golden ree piece group from Texas, an playing on the Coffee cuit. vill be at 8:00 p.m. and will be $1.00. It ing.