Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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No Secona In Minor Pc From Page 1 Smith Unofi As of this morning Jack Smith was the unofficial winner in the race for President of the University Union. The union, which is the largest funded campus student organization,held elections ,for all officer positions last night. TRY THE TUNNEL .JACK WITH DEEP "V"TROL A real sporty duo...the new tunnel waisted jac ket teamed with cuffed trousers featuring deep "V" waist and slant poc kets. Pink of Blue pastel, sizes 5 to 13. jacket, 20. trouser, 16. Trev Willi, Wednesday o Williams led 1 and 1,442 res RiUflS votes in the e day's run-off. )StS ' Walter San luck Wednesd to win the tre Tony Dani chairman for 1 that for Frida% be open. Dani the Golden Sp be open from icial Winner Smith takes the reins of the union government just as the hierarchy of the union has passed a massive reorgasnnization plan for the union which would streamline and cut down on duplication , according to the present president,Barney Oliver. ET '* ISER I II i fii .DWNON ICH' N Ims was elected secretary ver her opponent Della Best. yoth days with totals of 1,081 pectfully. Best received 853 lection and 1,349 in Wednes ders defeated Russell Trul ay by a vote of 1,336 to 1,360 asurer's post. els, election Commission the SG positions explained 's election only one poll will els said the box, located in ur at Russell House, would 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. in Union Other officers elected were: Mary Moody as vice president of finance; Frank Siano as vice presi dent of creative committees; Allen Rosenblum as vice president for entertainment; and Joel Leskowitz as secretary. ERRYS *nDmain 3 MALL .DUTCH SQUARE Union Ur Reorga (From Page 1) tions ofthe present Artist Series; Ideas and Issues Com mittee which will promote lec tures, debates, intrauniversity discussions; Fine Arts Commit tee which will deal primarily with art displays; Cinenatic Arts Committee which is some what of an expansion of the pre sent Fine Film Committee and will deal in all facets of film, including the possibility of a closed circuit TV system for the University; Contemporary Sounds Committee which will go to the live entertainment route from local pickers to major concerts; Free Univer sity Committee which will broaden the present functions of the Short Course Committee in free education; Special Prog rams which will plan around Senate, Dispute I BY BUNNY SMITH Gamecock Staff Writer A bill was introduced and passed in the Senate by Sen. G. B. Manning which establishes a commission to study the rules affecting students at USC and will codify the laws. David L. Spinazzolo, student body presi lent, agrees with the concept of the condification of laws but lisagrees With the financing of he commission. An allocation of $4,000 is proposed for the conduction of :he study. The bill stipulates :hat two commissioners would )e paid $100 per week and the :hairman of the commission vould receive $125 per week or the duration of the summer. kn expense account of $100 also s stipulated in the bill. Easy To Open :. Gamecock Charge Account, *100 (Limit)4 BRITTON S INNER CITY New S Pants & Tops For Guys idergoes .nization special days in the school year, holidays and for dances; Trips and Expeditions Committee which will take on the functions of the former travel committee plus some extras like cycling trips and campouts and finally the Family Committee which Oliver said will serve the 20-25 per cent of the student body that is married. Tennis, Anyone? Many students have voiced con cern that so much of their activity fees have been spent for athletics, especially for the football and bas ketball teams. But women and tennis have been neglected. That is, up until now. According to the Student Affairs Office which keeps records and approves expenditures made by University organizations, one dozen tennis balls were purchased by the Women's Recreation Association for $83.20. 'resident -Inances Spinazzolo said codification is needed, but he thinks the job could be done at "far less expense" to the student body because $4,000 is an "excessive amount of money." Spinazzolo proposed that the student government spend $2,000 instead of $4,000 for the study. He also suggested the commission be cut from three members to two. Spinazzolo pointed out that the amended amount of $2,000 is still in excess of any of thegtipends paid to any student body officer for the same period of time. Spinazzolo said the bill's sup porters contend the money is in the budget, so why not spend it, but he calls such spending "wasteful." Spinazzolo said this excess money could be used to fund some student organizations which did not receive full fund ing. The $100 expense account will cover such things as paper, telephone bills and secretaries. Spinazzolo believes that expense involved in the com mission will exceed this amount. Spinazzolo pointed out with the expense account, the time of student governments's secretary and other student government personnel and facilities, the total cost of the :ommission will be more than p5,000. Spinazzolo said if the Senate lid not amend the bill he would 'in all conscience be forced to reto the bill." Spinazzolo added hat he felt sure that the Senate vould try to override his veto. GLA DRAGS & Bottoms & Girls