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Whether or not the university should be involved in the collection of money for an off-campus organi zation is the main question concern ing the right of the South Carolina Public Interest Research Group (SCPIRG) to collect money at the same time students pay their fees, Dr. William S. Brokington, of the USC board of trustees said. The board defeated the measure nine to six Saturday allowing stu dents to choose whether or not they SpCPIR G an wanted to pay the $1.50 SCPIRG fee each semester during registration. The choice would be made on the condition that all such funds col lected at the university would be controlled by a local SCPIRG board elected by the university student body. However, if more than 50 per cent of the students elected not to pay "Taking it all together performance, features, stt the BSR 810 moves into r place among the best auti we know of. And at its pri the others may well be in for a real contest." From HIGH FIDELITY MAGAZINE r The BSR 810 offers an impressive group of C for music lovers . .. for professional users turntables . .. and for the audiophile who reve high fidelity equipment. It has the tightest spe ble, wow and flutter of any automatic turntabl be pleased to send you detailed technical sg As a matter of fact, few-if any-automatic turers publish complete specifications as personal inspection can reveal the overall exc instrument. May we suggest a visit to you BSR (USA) LTD. ,Blauvelt,N N.Y1091 the fee during two consecutive semesters, the program would end. Founders of the public interest group had hoped their organization would go statewide to investigate and report in areas such as con sumer and environmental protec tion. Dan Speights, senior law student at USC, said similar organizations have been allowed to form at Erskine and Coker Colleges. Fol lowing the denial, Speights said, I just think it's sad that students won't be able to get involved in the project this year. Markley Dennis, a member of the board's committee, urged the endorsement of the proposal. He added the proposal came as a pro duct of an outward manifestation of the students' desire to improve themselves and is a reasonable proposition. ling, inking matics e, Vay, 1972 ~sign innovations of transcription in sophisticated ~lfcatons for rum made. We would cs upon request. rntable manufac ie do. Only your lence of this fine BSR dealer. Miss Black A 19-year old sophomore has 1 Miss Black USC for 1972-73. Cythnia McLeod became the new monies held at the Black Ball Fric succeeds Barbara Dixon who was Association of Afro-American Stu( Miss McLeod is a native of Sumtt She represented the Associatio Carolina State College Homec< Saturday morning. International Associated PRESEITS In EXHIIION U ORIGINAL fine Art Including: CHAGALL BASKIN - SOLARI * COPELLO TSURUTAN Place: HUNTINGTON C Date NOV. 7 & 8 Tirr Vote for a Man COMMON SEN ELECT James C. Ar House of Represen Richiand Coun "I am to asn speci group couni voter' ty If 4 * Form Atto * Lieut * - Rese. 0 Mas< form~ o Pr.sh Publi 0 B.A. istra Law Soutl Laiw Scd Express your concern for publi tax reform and a more conser tive government by VOTING oi for JAMES C.ANDERS your di nominee. COMPARE QUAl Your VOTE and SUPPORT will I Political Advertisement Paid For b to E.lect J.C Adr Er--et J. Ncs USC been crowned ;": queen at cere lay night. She elected by the " lents last year. 2r, S. c. n in the South . )ming parade Artists, Ltd. I SALE 0 Graphics SILVA - PICASSO II and MANY others. ALLE RY le 9 AM-S PM with SE iders tatives ty not obligated iy person or ml Interest . and will ac -only to the Sof this coun elected" *r Assistant State eney General enant. U. S Navy ve, J. A. G. n, Moarried to or Karen Schult: Father of three ytrian, Attended in Business A dmin tion and J. D. in fro rUniversity of lool Lecturer c education, votive, effec SNOV. 7 mocratic FICATIONS. >e appreciated. y the committee uful, Jr.