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VOL. uLXINox University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Wednesday, April 7 1971 People await their turn lections in the Russell Hout oget the full review of Orphans. Columbia By RUSTY WRIGHT Staff Writer Twenty-six orphans "went bananas" last Monday as they attelnded a iEaster party at Columbia Hall. Beth Huber, coordinator of the event, said the children ranged in age from kindergarten to fourth grade. They came from the Ep worth Childrens Home. The Columbia Hall dorm .ernment decided to give the r)! after a successful Halloween ked ty last year. "All the girls decided to have the party because it sounded like a good idea," Miss Huber said. There were refreshments, an egg dyeing, prizes and an Easter egg hunt," Huber said. About 15 girls from the fourth and twelth floors were there to help according to Miss Huber. "A lot of Walker a' emnt body president elect Jiarry Walker has appointed his new cab)inet for 1971-72. The newly-elected Student Government officers will be inaugurated at 5 p.m. today in the liussell House Assembly room. I )ave Powers will be secretary for General Welfare, Aron Harvey will be S( A Attorney General, lCric Wyka is First Secretary, Vickie &slingnr is Secretary for Chow line 3t the food situation on ie Cafeteria. Calabrese's ar the Slater page 5. ro 'banan Hall Eas the girls were sad when the kids left. They were so nice and polite. Miss Huber added that the politeness of the kids did not in terfere with the kids having fun as they were running, jumping and popping cups. Credit was given to Mr. Riley, director of the Cafeteria in Columbia Hall. "He took care of Student Affairs C New stud officers' s The chartering of a new student organization and discussing a policy for student officers receiving stipends ppoints 72 cabinet Co-ed Altairs, which is a new position and Steve Cannon has been appointed Secretary for Campus-Community Affairs. Oliver Washington will .be Secretary tor Minority Affairs, Tiimothy McConnel is Secretary for rreshman Affairs, Mike White is Secretary for Academic Affairs, Clayton Riley will be Secretary for Ombudsman and William Shepherd has been appointed campus, see Jerry ticle 'USC Food Service' on Es' at ter party the napkins and the boiled eggs. We couldn't have done it without him." added Miss Huber. "We decided to do something with some of the money we're allotted besides having beer patties and the success of the Halloween party gave us this idea," Miss Huber said. )mmittee meets ent group tipends di were on the agenda of the Student Affairs Committee Friday. Der Deutsche Kiub will be open to faculty, students and staff. its purposes are ''to promote interest in the language, culture and peoples of the German-speaking nations, and to establish a bond of friendship'' among mem bers. Miss Elizabeth Cooney represented the group at the committee meeting. The committee decided to use an estimate of the number of hours devoted to a particular position, a consideration of the responsIbilities involved and the fringe benefits of the office as guidelines in stipends. The possibility of revising forms for requests for student activity fees was discussed. The proposed change in the SGA o 0 mstalle By RUSTY Staff V Inaugural ceremonies will I Walker, student body pres elected student government. will meet for the purpose of betore the actual swearing-ii Julianne Still will step int serving as treasurer of the sti David Yarborough succeeds Kathy Jennings is the new se For the first time in the hist government will be headed female vice president. Wall student political scene, howe senator, class officer and sti One dilemma students ar trying to get someone to vc places is that the student 4 contacting their officers v following list contains all senators at Carolina and hov them. It is advised that studei .officers and their district references. STUDENT GOVERNMENT( STUDENT BODY PRESID HARRY WALKER STUDENT BODY VICE PREI JULIANNE STILL S FUDENT BODY SECRETAF KATHY JENNINGS S rUDENT BODY TREASUR DAVID YARBOROUGH chartered scussed forms would categorize ex penditures in the same way they are shown on computor print-out sheets. It was decided that some change could be made when organizations submit revised budgets after activity fees have been allocated. A subcommittee which had been assigned to discuss a policy on stipends reported. Vice President for Student Affairs Charles Witten had suggested that stipends were betoming "unduly Inflated.'' He suggested that they be kept at last year's level unless they are seriously out of line with other universities In the Southeast. He felt that a fair level is comparable to what a student would earn in a part time lob'using the same sk ills fficers d today WRIGHT Writer )egin at 4:30 today for Harry ident-elect, and the newly The outgoing student senate ralidating the spring election i ceremonies begin. o the vice presidency after ident body for the past year. Miss Still as treasurer and cretary of the student body. ory of the University student by a black president and a Cer is a newcomer to the ever, Miss Still is a former ident body officer. e faced with a Carolina in ice an opinion in the right seems to have difficulty in iho represent them. The of the major officers and / you may get in touch with nts save the list of the major representatives for future )FFICE: 4256 ENT 5792 AIDENT 765-2701 ZY 5534 ER 254-3955 STUDENT SENATORS DIST. 1 Wade Hampton. McClintock, Sims Rita McKinney 5447 Ellen Poole 6290 DIST. 2 Suth Building Marsha Mottel 396 Marty Pienbenbring 3091 DIST. 3 South Tower Helen Long 3225 DIST. 4 Capstone Cathy Hood 3649 Joye Ward 9656 DIST. 5 Columbia Hall, Capstone North Cheryl Moore 8378 (Continued on Page 8) WUSC-FM Harry Walker, president-elect .of the~ USC student body will air some of his views today atM:.3 p.m. on WUSC-~ SWalker, USC's first~ ~black Student Body~ SPresident will be in-~ Sterviewed by Troy Davis. rhe issues discussed will~ Svary from the wan Sindochina to the blacks man's lot in America today.. .. .