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VOL.' LXI I I WO. 0 University Of South Caroll Columbia* S. C. 29206 FRIDAY, DECEMR 1 in 'Mother Cou One of Mothr Couragel's ch"Oren (Bruce Dent) lies on the stretcher as a war fatality in this scene from USC's production of "Mother Courage and Her Children.'' Creative writ course offer This year, four sections of 102-D, Freshm Writing, will be taught. Interested students should be earning a g above In 101. The approval of their in" b: requested, and the students should bring their writing (a theme, piece of fiction or pc interview with one ot the two instructors of David Tillinghast (office 516), or Tim (office 515), Humanities Office Building. This course teaches the composition of F and poetry. It fulfills the regular requirement for English 102. Interested and qualified students are urc soon. SG plans studeni Student Government is spon-' "We wish all stu soring a voter registration survey out the optional qu to provide information for a voter said." All inforn registration drive planned for next will be held in stri semester. "The cards will be issued to students at registration or will be M iss in the registration packet," ac cording to Michael Rierson, first secretary of student government. cro U)fl "Through this servey we can Carol Hancock a find if there is a definite need for a new "Miss Garnet voter registration drive and the annual contest I present to the state the need for night at Capstone. clarification of voter registration was sponsored by laws," he Said. Epsilon Soroity an There will be four questions on Carolina. Recel the card. They are - (1) are you a runner up was Jud registered voter (ib) your age (2) first runner-up av are you a S.C. resident; If yes, Snowdon. which county (3) are you from out Judges for the of state; if yes, which state. Elizabeth Allen A fourth question is optional, and Dickey, Rev. Wood concerns a student's political party James Kuhlmaui preference. The choices are (a) Sanders, Mrs. Mi Democrat (b) Republican (c) and Mrs. Mim Wo4 other party (American In- Master of Ceremo dependent Party, United Citizens Bitar. Twenty Party, ect.) (d) no preference. cometiio fo jK rage's Children Mourning the death are (left to right) Charles Shain, Charles Dubose, Gail Cook, Dale Doerman, Mary Middlebrook, Terri Mol and Terry Locklair. The play will run today-Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at Drayton Hall. n"Student Se, ing 9d candidates The Student Senate voted an Creative Wednesday to reimburse can didates in the voided Oct. 27 rade of B or election, for filing fees and cam ~tructors is paign expenditures. o i The bill, providing for the for i sample of mation of a commission to hear etry), to an complaints and award refunds, the course, was passed to compensate can Gautreaux didates for the inconvenience and expense of the invalid elections. rose fiction An amendment to the bill, set the Freshman date for appeals for Feb. 15, 1972. Sen. Bradley added an amendment ed to apply to have all committee members ed to apply elected by the senate in order that proceedings be started as soon as .0 possible. voter survey dents would fill Rierson said that the survey was -stion," Rierson non-partisan and would be iation received "tremendous help" in starting the Ct confidence." voter registration drive. rarnet and Black' d Wednesdaynight as crowce''the representing their various and Black"day sororities, dorms and associations. MiessWednesda After the introduction of the MissHanock judges, the pageant got underway Kappa Delta with the Sportswear competition.I IIs a senior at Cited were the girls' interests,7 ving second- ranging from "sewing to y Wltt, and the socializing," hometowns, classes ard was Susie and detailed descriptions of outfits as each walked the runaway. event were Dr. The program ensued witn tne Mr. James evening gown competition during y Hammett, Dr- which the girls were asked to ,Dean Chip pause for the benefit of the judges. rgaret Vickers Announcement ot the six Semi >drin. Acting as finalists was made and questions riles was Fawzl were asked each. After a period of urls were in consideration, the judges reached the itle ther~lson, Results of election runoffs announced The following persons were elected to the Student Senate in yesterday's runoffs. District 1 - Trev Williams District 7 - Leigh Leventis District 14 - Glenn M. Calvert District 15 - Jack D. Smith District 16- TIE Timothy Blake Mike West District 17 - Wayne Hembree William H. Ferguson District 18 - Greg Ohaneslan Michael Hndges The senate statute passed Dec. 2 which provided for these elections did not include provisions for a second run off. It cannot be held until the senate meets and sets a date for it. nate to reimburse in voided election Tom Stoudemire, Gene Gaillard for offcampus senator, speaking and Bill Hubbard were elected by to the Senate on his views of the the Senate to serve on the com- elections said, "It was a bad ex mission. perience. I am convinced that if I Elections, held Wednesday, had enough time to prepare I showed poor student turnout, as would have won." was expected. Only about 550 Other Senate action included the students, 3 per cent of the student passage of a bill to establish ad body, voted according to senators. ditional polling places in the In one district there was a three- Coliseum. These polls will ac way tie with only twelve persons comodate off-campus students voting and each candidate enrolled in two-year associate receiving four votes. degree programs who have all Poor turnout was blamed on lack their classes in the coliseum and of adequate publicity of the seldom get to the main part of elections. Candidates, as well as campus. students were unaware elections were being held. The Senate adJourned and will Cecil (Mack) Amick, canddate refo off-c ain atr, pean. ki Carl ancckis hon eincwe at ovn thaten fI OthernSenaeyactionmictidedoth