Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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USC Sp SAC Fm Page 1 The union took a pro gramming cut of $56,000 for next year. Their allocation last year was $211,000 and of their next year's alloca tion they are spending $35,000 for capital improve ments at Bell Camp. To offset the cuts the ! Union will be charging admission to some programs next fall. The SAC spent two full hours Monday night review ing the budget of the Association of Afro Ameri- 1 can Students (Afro). Afro requested some $20,000 in funds for next year as opposed to their $3,000 request last year. Major problems developed I between Afro last fall and I the union when those two groups were to co-sponsor a speaker during Black Week. f After months of accusa- I tions and counter accusa- I tions, the SAC determined i GAME The Gamecock is published twice we ing the fall and spring semesters with t and exam periods. Change of address forms, subscript should be seat to The Gamecock, Drav Subscription rate is $3 per semester from the student activity fund entitling Offices of The Gamecock are rooms on the university campus. Telephones and 777-3888, advertising. Second cla FORMAL Take a Knock-out to the next formal Take an After Six. 50 styles to choose from Now that it's formal time, its time to visit us at... SHARIPE'S MAKE YOUR RESERVATION 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: Five Points Forest Drive Dutch Square rt Clubs ALLAN ROSENBLUM :hat they would cut the inion's budget this year in favor of distributing stu lent money more evenly among smaller groups so hat those groups would not iave to rely on the union for unds for special events, ;peakers and concerts. When the SAC had inished with the Afro bud :et it had shrunk to $8,440. [tems cut from the budget ncluded the amount Afro COCK ekly on Monday and Thursday dur he exception of university holidays ons requests and other mail Items rer A, USC, Columbia, S. C., 29208. The Gamecock received $38,000 rull-time students toa subscription. 117, 31 ad.319 in Russell House are 777-8178 and 7774249, news, Bs postage paid at Columbia, S. C. TIME 4....... of ut Carolina's gest wedding &Fr IWear Consultants Rental & Sales In Fundino would be spending for speakers during Black Week next fall, office machines and the setting up of a state wide association of black student unions, in which USC would be the home office. In striking the black stu dent union group, the com mission argued that it could not spend money for an organization which would not be a service to the USC student body. In cutting the office machines from their budget the commission said the association had access to machines provided by the Russell House. However, Atlee Price, president of Afro, had told the commis sion the week before that many members of the group work for the association at night after their classes and that the machines were not available at that time. Among other groups receiving budget cuts the Associated Women Students (AWS) received the largest next to Afro. AWS requested $7,782 in student money for next year, but the commis sion cut more than $6,000 from their budget, most of Snuffy Jenkins ani banjo picken' and chopped steak, ba dessert. All for only Kick Ur Trouble which would have gone to. Women in Focus Week next spring. The SAC puit a pro viso in the new budget tel ling the AWS to submit a revised budget next fall to show total income received from the USC Student Government for funding the week. David Yarborough, assistant to the commission who keeps track of student accounts, said SG had spent more than 10 per cent of its budget this past year co sponsoring the week ($6,000). Finally in a morning ses sion Wednesday the SAC passed a resolution that would ban student organiza tions from spending student funds on alcohlic beverages. Allan Rosenblum, secretary Rape Cris RAPE, Fi to give us immediate counseling: the women with problems they n and helps them with the solutioi "We plan to open in a few w4 is needed and people to help ma J. Ho-Down! I the Hired Hands are goni guitar strummen' while we ked potato, corn-on-the-col $1.50. Tonight, 5 to 7, on the y our heels. University Dinin SCOTT DERKS #of the commission, said that this resolution would not stop groups from serving liquor at their function so long as the groups, through some sort of admission charge, paid for the liquor out of other revenues. es Hotline om Page 1 ideas." The psychologist presents iay encounter over the telephone is. eks," Sterling said, but funding intain the rape crisis hotline. ia fill your ears with fill your mouth with , roll, beverage and Russell House,Patio. g Service.