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Seat I By ERNIE KASTNER Gamecock Staff Writer A proposed amendmer designed to remove one Unive sity Union seat on the Studei Allocations Commission (SA( and give it to the Student Senal was tabled for further study the senate meeting Wednesda night. The student senate current] has one seat on the commissio Sen. Robert Clarkson, author ( the bill, said, while the Unic has three seats. This bill wou: increase the senate's represe: tation to two members, one ( which would be the currei chairman of the finance cor mittee. Sen. Clarkson, speaking : favor of the bill, told the sena that the bill would be a benef to the student body as they ele the student senators. The finance committee chai man, Rodney Shealy said, opposition to the bill, "Day Yarborough (a former stude government official) told n that the allocations commissi was assigned only one stude senator because they (the 19 student government) did n want allocations made on gove nmental control." "One senator will cov( approximately as much ar as two senators would," Shea added. This bill would bind t] senate to two members on tl commission whether the wanted it or not. "It is my opinion that the on reason the student senate has representative is to be a cor munications link," Shealy sai Sen. William Hubbard rais4 the question as to why t University Union was singlh out to have a seat removed. THE C The Original Hoi "Imitation is the How true it is.! Ani and express our gra CYCLIST decided i all those other shops compliment. They A Liberia-when they though , that they ci quality standaurds it4 Come in and visii Libena bicycle: the tendSr loving care br '911 Samtr St. (A Open Monday Jmeph Azar Stan Machaamak Zemoval Pr t .e at ly ly riv >f in d >f it ROBERT CLARKSON 1- ..introduces SAC bill. in The President Pro-Tempore te of the senate, Allen Ward it replied,"I think the senate rep :t resents the student body better than the union. I also think Sen. r- Shealy could use some help on in this committee (SAC) and for Id these reasons I am in support it of this bill." ke "I see no reason to change this )n commission," Sen. Tom Wall rit said. "I think the bill was F1 started for a personal gain." Dt Sen. Wall later retracted the lat r- ter statement. This is a good bill, the pros r pect of it is sound, Sen. Glenn %a Manning said. "I think the ly senators should look at the bill le as it is and not how you assume ie it will be." y There can be no personal gain from this bill, Manning added, iy the vice-president will appoint a the second member. n- Sen. Shealy said upon regain d. ing the floor, "This whole thing md is going to be interpreted as a ie power play between the Univer d sity Union and the Student Government." YC LIST ne of Liberia Cycles highest form of flattery..." I to show our appreciation ritude all of us at TH E o take out this ad thanking for a really flattering now a really great bike see it. We find it sad n't assemble it to the hould be. with usadsetefa one that is assembled with rcyclists who care. aLEWS from the uase) stmrday at 1:30l p.mn. Drugs Yesky Marry eni oposed "I feel that the Union rep resentatives are the ones with the expertise in these matters," Shealy added. They know how much money these organiza tions need and they know how to allocate the funds. Sen. William Hubbard then made a motion that the bill be tabled for further study and brought before the senate again next week. This motion was passed by the senate. Also at the meeting Sens. Hubbard, Michaelski and McCoombs introduced a bill to establish a new system of cod ing all senate bills and resolu tions. This bill was passed. Absent from Wednesday night's meeting were Sens. Sherry Ackerman, Nancy Davis, Jeffrey Greene, Diane Lewis and Andy Sansbury. Honors Program . Anyone interested in getting in the Honors Program for the Fall 1973 semester should call 777-8102. A 3.0 grade point ratio is required. Volpone By AARON MEDLOCK Gamecock Staff Writer Poof I You're a eunuch, you're an hermaphrodite and you're a drawf. Or so go the roles facing three USC students appearing in Ben Jonson's "Volpone" next week. The three zanies are Vol pone's illegitimate children who personify the gross charac ters that someone like the gold greedy Volpone would father. Amanda Graham, who plays the hermaphrodite Androgyno, said "Volpone just keeps us around for pets. We're three lit tle puppies or pigs who are always clowning around." She explained that in. Ben Jonson's day, deformed creatures served as entertainment and Volpone keeps the zanies for that reason. Graham, a freshman theatre major, said she will be dressed as a man in the play "but.I won)'t wear a bra and my white blouse will make it evident that I'm an hermaphrodite." Her costume will also feature, a codpiece and she will wear a moustache to help achieve a masculine qual ity. She has been studying the way men walk and hold them selves in order to make her character at least half male. The eunuch Castrone is being played by USC junior Benny Bartley. Being a eunuch, he is trying to accomplish a sexless character. "AMthough eunuchs have some male features they are much softer. I think of Cas trone as being a pretty male." The zanies sing in the play and Bartley must sing falsetto, somewhat castrati. He has been rehearsing with Dr. Fred Teuber to achieve this effect. Bartley said his costume is neuter; pants and a knee-length tunic. Most eunuchs are por trayed as bald but Bartley erplained that a skull cap would Liz Schuette presents tickets to Mrs. Jones, wife of USC President Thomas F. Jones, for the Renaissance Banquet to be held Monday night. Commedia entertainers Charles Inglett and Jean Caughman will present part of the enter tainment. 'Zanies' Profiled not work "so we're going in the of apes. "I have a lot of monkey opposite direction," he said. like motions and I often imitate "I'll probably have very curly the people around met" he said. hair." The zanies almost preent a Don Johnson will play Nano, play within the play. They're the hunchback drawf in the trio. always clowning around, doing "We are the emobodiment of all acrobatics and Graham juggles. the traits of people throughout Bartley said they work as a unit the play. We are the physicaliza- mainly, playing off of each tion," he said. He explained that other and creating foolish Lady Wouldbe is a very poses. But it is something you dominating woman who's havetoworkwith, hesaid. "You almost male dominance is have to clown around as a real exemplified by the her- person and not as an actor on maphrodite. Sir Politic Wouldbe stage." therefore, is very weak, like he The zanies sing three songs is castrated, because of his and back themselves with a 12 wife's overbearing. The eunuch string lute, tambourine and brings this out. Johnson said cymbals. They sing a song enti that most of the characters have tled "Fools" and do two other drawf minds, reasoning for his "selling songs" along with own character. comic dances in order to draw "I think the most important a crowd and entertain them thing in the show is that while Volpone sells to the everyone is like an animal," people. Johnson said. Some of the Vonpne or T wil u characterizations are based onApi2-9wthngly81 flies and vultures and allpefracstDayoHl. characters are grotesque andThplyibendoeyte beastlike. Johnson is basing histhardermntsprto draf haaceronheacios eaisan Ifenk miat C N the romPge arudm,"h1ad Deboah adisn,junor ournlis ajor, amst benrecent mendd fr th poitoofpress secrtary. Kadhe play. phyre secetay o SG frmNveBerte 192Ailhe 1973. 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