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Parker ar campaign Shelton Parker, student senator from the Men's Towers, announced his candidacy for student body treasurer today. "If elected, I will work toward issuing a detailed description of what a student gets when he pays his activities fee, and give a monthly report of what payments are made by the student govern ment," Parker said. Another of Parker's concerns is with married students who think they should have the option of paying their activities fee. Many married students think they could use this money for family needs, he said. . *....:.. . Baseball USC vs. I Univei Ca GI In Golden inounces plans "It is also up to the executive and legislative branches to do some serious thinking about registration and ticket distribution. They should come up with a solution that will be fair to all students," Parker said. Parker also mentioned the relationship elected officials should have with the students. "The only way to have a better school is for the elected officers to work more closely with the student." "Student government was created for the benefit of all the students, and the elected officers of SGA should work to carry out the wishes of the Jndividual students," Parker said. today .ouisville Roost rsity U1 Married sino -G AND D AARCH 18 5 p. 4MES - DII Spur and Gan BAL Outstanding Complete this form with nominate a teacher for this a mendation are also welcome. TEACHER'S NAME. DEPARTMENT Student's Signk Student Numbi Student's Majo Return to: Editor, The Game USC. Deadline is March 17, 1 Chines, to p( Dz Chang, a world famous musical group from China, will appear at 7:30 tonight in the Capstone Campus Room. The group sings classical, rock and folk music. Admission is free. The per formance is sponsored by the Foreign Language and Music departments and the Chinese Students Association. lion PI Students lame Ni INNER . til 12 midnigh M NER PLUS GIf PER COUPLE ieroom - Ru LOT leaching Award the requested information to ward. Your letters of recom iture r .cock Drawer A , Russell House, 972. :e::::N wsBriefs.*ee 0 musical rform ton MIDEAST AUTHORITY TO SPEAK Donald C. Bergus, diplomat-in residence with the Department of International Studies, will present a talk on the Arab-Israeli dispute. The talk will be at 5:00 Sunday in the International House, on the southeast corner of Pickens and Pendleton streets. Dr. Bergus has recently returned from the Middle East and is one of the 'esents rht t ssell House Votes for the outstanding teacher award are now being taken. Student nominations can be made by filling out the attached ballot and sending it to the teacher selecting com mittee. Nominationees must be full time faculty members. group iht foremost authorities in the U.S. on this area of the world. SPECIAL PURPOSES COMMITTEE The Special Purposes Com mittee will meet at 4 p.m. today in Room 308, Russell House. This is a new committee formed to take up any special functions. Any student interested in creating new events is asked to attend. NCAA BUS The University Union Travel Committee has chartered one 47 passenger Greyhound bus to go to the NCAA Regional Tournament in Williamsburg, Va. Saturday. The bus will leave the Russell House at midnight Friday and arrive in Williamsburg at 9 a.m. Saturday. The game is Saturday afternoon. Accommodations Saturday night are at the Williamsburg Sheraton. The group will leave Virginia Sunday at 2 p.m. and will be back at the University by 11 p.m. The total cost is $30.00. Reservations can be made by calling 8189, or coming by the Union office, Room 204, Russell House. MEDICAL CHEMISTS MEETING USC's College of Pharmacy will be hosts for a meeting of medicinal chemists Friday and Saturday at the Physical Science Center. Coming primarily from schools of pharmacy in the Southeast, the scientists will share research and other ideas in the field of medicinal chemistry. Presiding oveer the sessions will be Profs. Larry D. Milne, Robert L. Beamer, and Carl T. Baugess of the USC pharmacy faculty. Other participants from USC are J.E. Wynn, R.E. Ledesma, and Jerry Baumgardner. Among other institutions in the Southeast represented on te program are University of Georgia, University of North Carolina, Medical College of Virginia, University of Mississippi, and the University of Tennessee. SCHECTER TO SPEAK Leonard Schecter will speak on "Sport and Society in America" at 8 p.m. Thursday in Room 107, Currell College. SOCIALIST WORKER PARTY CANDIDATE Linda Jenness, Socialist Workers Party candidate for President, will speak tommorrow at 2 p.m. in Russell House room 310. The speech is sponsored by Clearing House for Action. SURFING CLUB The Surfing Club will meet in at 8:30 tonight in Russell House, room 309.