Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Senate; A bill calling for the installa tion of bulletin boards in stu dent parking lots in order to "im prove Student Government com munications with commuting students" was passed during Student Senate Wednesday night. Coliseum lot one, the Pickens lot at Pickens and Senate, the parking garage and possibly the Russell House lot will all have boards installed. Senator Allen Lawhead, author of the bill, pointed out in discussion that "When 63 per cent of the student body is living off campus and uninformed you can't possibly have an effective student government. These boards will help everybody." A recent Student Senate resolution calling for more cam pus lighting brought a response from Dean for Student Activities Robert Alexander. Alexander quoted Vice President Brunton on current lighting develop ments: lighting will be installed as soon as possible in both the Freshman quadrangle and the new ramp at Russell House. The Pickens pedestrian mall con struction will prohibit any new lighting behind McKissick for the present, and studies are underway for lighting on the stairway between McBryde and University Terrace and around Melton Observatory beside McKissick. Senator Paula Kress introduced a resolution asking the Housing Office to review its policy of holding students to their dormitory contract by threatening loss of their fifty dollar deposit. The resolution NOW! ... is the time to PLAN & RESERVE YOUR EASTER VACATION * CRUISES TO THE BAHAMAS * FLIGHTS TO THE CARlIBBEAN SPECIAL GROUP RATES DI VISION OF FEDERATED INT. TRAVEL Send for FREE Brochure 6985 COLLINA AVE. MIAMI BEACH, FLA. 33141 CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-327-6648 Na me Adress City--State--Zip asses bc stated that situations may arise where a student out of necessity must find housing off campus and the loss of the fifty dollar deposit may cause significant hardship. The resolution was sent to committee for study. In other action the Senate com firmed the appointments of four students to various judicial posi Late nev Russell House will be House" for students dur Dec. 13-20. In a joint effort by the ory Committee and the in the Russell House wi subjects and general stu be present during set I the various subjects i offered. Pancakes and pastrie. since the "Cram House day during this period. Applications for edit and Manager of WUSC accepted for the Spring Deadline for submitt may be picked up in Activities Office, Secon4 ing, is December 11, at ; The Board of Publicati will meet December 12 manager. The University Union sday Dec. 7, for the pos for Finance and Vice Pre: Applications must be ; Director's office by Tue; To qualify one must I for one semester and be Union. FOR A WORTHW take a trip to the Depar Studies, Barnwell Collegi and ask about... THE AIR Fr -ACE F COM' ..SSIONit up to $100 a month wh -scholarship opportuniti -starting salary plus bei -in four years, salary plu $25,000 a year F or more information vis ard bill tions: Cynthia McKeller to Dis trict Four Court, Tommy Mikels to District One Court, and Came ron Northouse and Mathew Haw ley to the Supreme Court. Absent from the session were Senators Phil Atkinson, Gladys Feely, Joe McCulloch, Wally Owings, Carl Shuster, Bill Wood, and Michael Ross. vs briefs transformed into a "Cram ing the final exam period Student Activities Advis University Union, rooms [l be set aside for certain dy areas. Professors will ours to help students in md free coffee will be will be for sale all night ' will operate 24 hours a )rship of the Gamecock AM radio are now being semester. :ing applications, which the Dean for Student i Floor, Pendleton Build 5 p.m. ons and Communications to select the editor and will hold elections Thur itions of Vice President ;ident for entertainment. ;ubmitted to the Union 5day EDec. 5. lave been in the Union currently active in the REALLY HILE TRIP mnent of Aerospace e, USC main campus IOTC TWO-YEAR JG PROGRAM ile in AFROTC es miefits worth $19,000 s benefits worth over it or call 777-4134-4135.:: 'Curious cancE The University Union Films Com mittee announced the cancellation of the film, "I Am Curious (Yellow)", which had been scheduled for the Russell House theatre on Friday December first. The Union office released the fol lowing statement on Wednesday: The film, "I Am Curious (Yellow)", will not be shown Friday, December 1, 1972 due to unforseen legal circumstances. The film was ruled obscene by the Maryland State Board of Censors in October of 1970. An appeal was then made to the United States Supreme Court which affirmed the decision of the Maryland State Board. According to the laws of South Carolina an M EA LTIME no longer a BY BOB FISCHL What used to be a fight for food during lunch in the Gamecock Room, has now transformed into another line but at least an organized way to get food. Jim Paris, manager of the kitchen in the Gamecock Room, said that the new theatre ropes now in place came as a result of students asking for more organization. It has been instituted on a trial basis and is sub ject to a student survey sometime next week. It used to be that the only people getting food, especially at lunch time, was the huge, aggressive, elbower, who pushed his way into the front, grabbed the cashier by the throat and demanded food. The naturally timid person would find himself waiting for hours just to purchase a simple sandwich. Also with the old system it was entirely up to the memory of the girls work BACK P EQUIP -Alpine I Clothing; Shoes C Tents - Sleeping .1 Rucks NEW SHIP] BICYCLES ] Students Alwai BICYCLE 4 OF COLI 746 Harden Stre Columbia, S Phone 259 Yellow' " led obscene film may not be shown to the public in the State of South Carolina. Upon receiving this information from the State Attorney General's office, the Films Committee then tried to get the film, "I Am Curious (Blue)", but it is not available at this time. According to Brad Wyly, chair man of the Films Committee, the movie was shown in Columbia last year and the theatre owner was pro secuted. Although the film was booked in May, Grove Press, who owns the film, will not let it be shown in this judicial circuit. Two Marx Brothers films have been scheduled to replace it. challenge ing behind the counter to get the food out to its buyer. Now with the new system of lines, all students are guaranteed an equal chance at being served. "So far the feedback we've received has been quite prolific and very favorable," said Paris, "however if the survey shows that the students want the other system, then we will revert back to it. We want to do the most professional job we can possibly do." h:~ * 4 . y: t kCKING MENT esigns Iothing - Shoes - tags - Frames - racks W1ENT OF [N STOCK es W'elcomne! CENTER JMBIA set (at Green) .nC. 29205 4-2821