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To Student Sena Lighting By ERNIE KASTNER Gamecock Staff Writer Plans to improve campus lighting were reported to the Student Senate Wednesday night. A plan to illuminate the cros swalk in front of the Russell House was reported by Sen. Allen Ward to insure that the motorists can see all pedes trians. The maintenance department also will improve lighting at the Russell House patio and the parking lot by the Russell House, Ward said. Lights will be improved at University Ter race, and new lighting will be installed between McLintock dormitory and the infirmary. Sen. G. B. Manning, speaking on a bill introduced last week to "establish a three-man com mission to study the laws, rules, resolutions and regulations affecting students at the University of South Carolina, said, "We need this bill to establish a place where students can go and study all rules and laws affecting them." A bill to establish new park ing guidelines was introduced by Sen. Steve Zagoria. The bill proposed changing the parking lots on the corner of Pickens and Pendleton streets, the two OPENS TOMC CAROL 3 DAYS ONLY' THaOOSA LAUHE COLOSSALL PERFORMANCE SCI 11:00 AM, 3:04 All Seats Reserved TICKET S NOW ON SALU ElL PIANO CO., Colun* burg@e STEREO CITY ( PARK PHARMACY Belv Alken@e LINDSEY'S Gra te Plans Re ALLEN LAWHEAD ...introduces bill. coliseum lots and the Bates House lot to attendant parking. All of the above changes would be on an experimental basis and if they do not work out the lots should be changed to diagonal parking "con siderably" increasing parking capabilities, according to Zagoria. This bill was sent to committee for further study. A bill stating that all off cam pus senators will be elected in the fall and serve for one-year terms was introduced by Sen. Rodney Shealy. Currently only the freshman off campus senators are elected in the fall. This bill was sent to committee for further study. RROW NIGHT thru SUP INA COLISEUM s COLL OPE I Ia .MI 973 EDITION! 500 PERFORMEI UNPAR ALLELED! MARVEL AT T 0TH ELEPHANTS EVER ASSEMI ROCIOUS LIONS! PR ANCING F ARGEST COLLECTION OF HILA I GEDULE: TOMORROW NIGHT 8:00 PA ) & 8:00 PM SUNDAY (March 4)1 Taxlinci SAVE $1.000Oh 055 C TOMORROW I ' -* SAT. MORNIN~ A T CAROUNA COLISEUM Box Offic ia e SENTRY DRUGS, Camden S WiI Darnel Village & Poach Orchard Pie ediere e ELLIOT T'S Gifts. AlkenO liELL enwood C SEACO MUSIC STORE, Su 777.5111l ported A bill designed to form a com mittee to regulate all class post ponements because of weather was introduced by Sen. Allen Lawhead. The committee will be composed of one administra tion official, one faculty member, one off-campus stu dent and one on-campus stu dent. This bill also was sent to committee for further study. The allocation of $1,000 for the Elections Commission bud get was voted on and passed. An amendment to the USC Constitution to be put on the referendum for the spring elec tions was voted on and passed. The amendment would delete from Article IV Section 2, D-2, "all election disputes resulting from elections conducted under this Constitution." It would add to section D-6 "The Supreme Court shall have appellate juris diction over all election dis putes resulting from elections conducted under this Constitu tion." Through a clerical error some confusion arose about the cam paign dates. A bill was passed by the Student Senate saying campaigns would run "from 5 p.m. on the fifth school day prior to elections." However, the bill was signed stating just the fifth day prior to elections. 1. MARCH 4 IMBIA NS TOMORROW 4IGHT 8:00 PM ES & ANIMALS! HE MIGHTIEST ILEDI SAVAGE IORSES! tIOUS CLOW NSf POeSA T (March 3) 1:30 & 5:30 PM lHTat 8.00 PM *, Columbia e MITCH 1ams MUSIC, Orange ga), Augusta @ MAY OT'S OFFICE SUPPLIES, meer e INFORMATION Lee Knight, folksinger and at 8:00 p. m.. Friday, March floor Russell House. In his performances, Knigh banjo, a mountain banjo, a a recorder. Friday's perforn Weekend and Artist Series cc Union, is free to USC studeni Short Coun Lovemaking, karate and bartend ing are only a few of the short courses which the University Union Short Courses Committee has underway. By popularity, fencing, winemak ing and stereo, far outclass most of the competition. A new angle has been added to the free-lance courses with Contemporary Thea ter and Career Planning. Debate, Japanese Language, Jewish WATERBEDS ASSESORIES From the Manufacturer Near Wholesale Prices SIGLER MFG. CO. 216 S. KILBOURNE RD. 782-9863 CIVIL LIE WHAT I by Mr. Wedloci Professor at U. Euphradian Soc March 1, 1973 e in the Euphradi Third Floor Hai on the Harsesh4 musicologist, will perform t, in the art gallery, second t uses a guitar, a five-string dulcimer, an autoharp and tance, co-sponsored by the mmittees of the University ts and faculty. 'es offered Philosphy and Verse Composition, add an air of academia to the courses. New modes of instruction are also being initiated; films will be shown in the Science Fiction Class, Con temporary Theatre will work with the play to be given at the Success Rally at Columbia Correctional Institute, Photography will utilize outside speakers and work shops at local camera shops. Zip KLEEN 1320 Main Street 1-hour cleaning 4-hour Laundry Servic Monday - Saturday 3E RTIES. lIGHT S S.C. Law School :iety t 7 p.m. an Hall -per ollege