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VOL. LXII - NO. 73 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Wednesday, April 5, 1972 Students awards t By BETTN Staf University Awards Day i Carolina Coliseum. Following the awards p will be sworn in as new s Walker, outgoing presiden office. Departmental awards wi order. The department hea the announcement made t day vice president. Other awards presentec Craig Award, Outstandir Sydney Sullivan Award i Award. The Thomas Moore Craic senior in recognition of "hi: said. The award was estat Craig and is a scholarship Outstanding Senior Awai seniors for service and GPI by Vice President Charles Three seniors are aw Sullivan Award on the basi GPR. They are chosen by members. Last year's a President Thomas F. Joni The Class of '68 Scholar 9 graduate with the highest Following the awards pr "Academic Excellence" College, Dr. Joseph Wigh honor graduate of Oxford doctorate at USC. Sponsored by Omicron D( fraternity, the theme of "Academic Excellence." Two to di university Two representatives C American University's universit senate will speak tomorrow at p.m. in Russell House Room 31( American University Studen Body President Chuck Morton an faculty member Earl Callen wil :liscuss in an open meeting fo students and faculty the concept a a university senate. The purpose of the meeting is tI familiarize students and facult: with the workings of a universit: senate, according to Koge: Bradford, chairman of a corn mittee studying the feasibility o such a senate for USC. "American University has & university senate composec equally of students, faculty anc administrators and it serves as the *policy making body for their university." Bradford said. "A major concern of some faculty members is what a university senate would do for the faculty," he said. "We hope thih receive oday 'WOODRUFF F Writer s being held at 3 p.m. today ir resentation, David Spinnazolc tudent body president. Harry t, will administer the oath ol i be presented in alphabetical d will present the award, witf y William G. Stidom, awards I include the Thomas Moore ig Senior Awards, Algernor ind Class of '68 Scholarship Award is presented to a rising ; leadership qualities," Stidorr lished by Mrs. Thomas Moore -ds are given to 29 graduatinc R. These awards are presentec H. Witten. arded the Algernon Sydne s of scholarship, leadership an a special committee of facult ward was $500, Stidom saic as will present these awards. ship Award is awarded to thi GPR. esentation will be a speech or by the president of Erskine Iman. Dr. Wightman was ar University and received hi, ta Kappa honorary leadership this year's presentation i! 9cuss senate f meeting will bring out some of thi Y advantages." 3 . Bradford said the committee t which has been studying thi I university senate concept for sii i weeks, has made "significan r progress." Contest, Shighlight "Spring Thing", sponsored by the UJniversity Union began Monday, April 3rd and will con tinue through Sunday, April 9th. Among other things, an all day re-enactment of a gangster movie will begin today along with "The Proposition" to be held at 8 p.m. in Township Auditorium. This is an improvisational revue with music, stories and games which was conceived by Allen Albert. This revue is free to alln sue nts. The no The largest birds you have ever see have come to roost in the Humanitie Center reflecting pool. The birds seer Law enforcer Judical work By CHARLES FELLENBAUM "Wes Pom( Staff Writer not a typical Wesley A. Pomeroy, who was is very much director of security for the young people Woodstock rock festival, and is the need to I chairman of the security advisory strations witt committee for this year's massive shov Democratic National Convention, "Hopefully will speak today at 11 a.m. as part conference , of USC's first judicial workshop alternatives conference. practices of < Pomeroy will speak on All old an "Alternatives to traditional law officers are enforcement techniques," and the ference whict speech is open to all students. system unifoi The conference, which started Outgoing st yesterday, was designed to "train all those participating in the court Trav system about what is expected of them and responsibilities of the f court," according to Student form i Supreme Court Chief Justice Doug A travel cer Dent. information c talks, concert: 'Spring Thin A body painting contest will be Sunday, Ja held Friday in the Commons Room speaking on at 3 p.m. Beginning at 12 a.m. Spur at 3 p.m Saturday, there will be an All' Night Coffee House in the Golden Concluding Spur, films in the TV Lounge and be The Byrd: an open, free gameroom. Carolina Colis A blanket concert with local groups will be held on the in- "Things are tramural field Saturday beginning and every nig at 1 p.m. At 7 p.m. Nils Lofgren something fc and Grin will perform and at 8:M', Paulett Inabir Shawn Phillips. Special Event -do,--..X west flock n happy in their new home as they drink the s fresh water from the University pool. nent speaker shop to come roy by any means is Harry Walker will soon appoint %op," Dent said. "He about eight people to the lower aware of the needs of courts. and very aware of iandle mass demon- At 9:30 a.m. today 0. Suthern i tact and without a Sims spoke on "Coordination of of force." efforts between students and he will show the administration and between ind the public the branches of student government." to politics and Sims is the Dean of Student ,onfrontation." Affairs at the University of i new student body Georgia. Sims was the prime invited to the con- developer of the court system i "will give the court there. The University of Georgia mity," Dent said. has four full-time administrators Ldent body President to work on student court affairs. al center replaces ar information desk m~r nas repinved the fIoor of RuseSim a.he of main theffirst theUnverit.o vdloess etr of the cutsse thr.eUniversity fai reorgia buidin ount unditmetadinistatorsv times oreseoplppaseddtthug scnfloor. ons thseteereasd ck London will be frainds otefrtfor ESP in the Golden 'Spring Thing," will rsl fteaon fitrs o in concert at the doetcadfrinrvle eum at 8 p.m. prsebysuet.Teral happening everyday wt h no rvlCmite a1t so there should be r everyone," said Teofc ilb pnfo et, a member of the am o5pm twl rvd n s omiteel(oinuoun Piaged thtiv