Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Beer Being sel BOB3 PRAFT Thd Golden Spur is nowserving beer. An AllC license has beep graint ed for the service of beer in the, Golden Spur nightclub. Service be gan last Thursdayevening culmina ting a project :which,his.been in' the works fo,sev al y@erk In the poIciesfor 9pbration of the Golden Spur At is stated, ''The Golden Spur Night Olub shall be operated for the specific purpose of providing a cisyal atmosphere where members of the University community can gather for discus USC Estab Cultural C The University of South Caro lina has announced the establish ment of a Center for Cultural Development. The Center will serve as a focus for intellectual growth and innova tion in the community by acting as a center -for intellectulal leadership for the entire state; by stimulating on campus an intensification of intellectual interests; by sponsor ing and supporting experimenta tion in new teaching and learning methods and in interdisciplinary curriculum development; and by supporting projects of students, faculty, and informed laymen. Dr. Bert Dillon, now the Assis tant Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, has been appointed director of the center. Dillon holds the. Ph.D. degree from Duke Uni versity, the M.A. from Columbia University, and the B.A. from the University of Colorado. He has ZiP KLEEN 1320 Main'Stree$ 1-hour cleaning 4-hour Laundry Service Monday - Saturday ved b 0n as is as educatior,and S entertdiriing programs . . .This 5 casual atimosphere will be,supple- 11 mented Sby the serving of food, p goft drinks and bee.,tot exceeding s p cent alcoholx.content. by weight or 6.4 percent alcoholic u content by volume." Other rules of 6peration are: t no beer.soal'be. allowed anywhere t in' the ':ssell House With the ex- I oeptiorI'of the Golden Spur, an v individual with an I.D., will be c alloed to bring no more than one guest into the Golden Spur. 1 The hours of operation for the i IisheS enter served on the English faculty since 1966. Dillon was a Duke Woodrow Wilson Fellow in 1964-65, and is a member of the Modern Language Association of America and the 1 Medieval Academy of America. The Center will have as its base a Community of Fellows which will consist of an Advisory Coun cil and Senior and Junior Fellows.. Senior Fellowships will be award ed to prominent meinbers pf the faculty, and appointrments will bd the~hiighest honorwhich the Uni versity can bestwo on active facul ty. Junior, Fellows will be promis ing faculty and st6dents (graduate and undergrbduate), and,. citizens who have demonstrated interest in the cultural development of the state. The Senior Fellows will be selected by Councilors, a group of I:stinguished artists, acholars, and other citizens. Junior Fellows will be selected by the Senior Fellows. THE 51 COMPLETE SALES ANb SER LIBERAL TRADE-INS 911 Sumter St. - Acrosi OPEN ti-5 Student Owned and operated. LUM'S Dra Road Fish OPEN 31:00 In Fi pur will be, during the sumer, p.m.. until 10:30 p.m. Monday rough Friday,. p.m. until 8:30 .m. on Saturdays. During,regular 3ssi6n, 5 p.mf until 11:30 p. iooday through Friday,. 2 p.m. intil 11:30 p.m. on Saturdays. The license for the Spur Is in he nante of Philip Michael Grier, he University ombudsman and egal counsel. The license itself vas in University officials' hands >n June 25. One of the decisions regarding he beer in the Spur was whether t should be based in the Student \ffairs Division or in Business \ffairs Division. Rita McKinney, student body >resident, said. that she had argued :hat the program should come inder the Student Affairs Division >ecause the program was originally . Jesigned for students and that 3usiness Affairs Division did not - ,ave the experience to administer R :o such a program. McKinney said that she talked BY BETTY vith both Dr. Thomas F. Jones, The USC Gay the president of the University charter request, and T. Eston Marchant, chairman ed by the "tu Df the board of trustees,.and that mittee, was vetc she found both Marchant, and ten, vice presid Jpnes "very receptive" to the sug- fairs. gestion of putting the project un- "Although- 1 der the division of Student Affairs. On June 26, Dr. Jones announc- commended ed that the Spur project would said, "I acted come under the division of Stu- Philip Grier, tl dent Affairs. counsel, that In the policies for operation of chartered.' He t the Spur it is stated, "The opera- couldn't be rea tion of the Golden Spur will be on Grier was ui a break-even basis with any excess ment because c of receipts over disbursements go- Paul Fidler, ing to programming after cost of student affairsi operations has been covered." Student Affaii that the groul third appearan "Last sprin sentatives carr rCLISTmittee and m, VICE chartering, bul through on the From the Shoe ler said. "So they again last Apr was tabled on 1 iSPECIAL P ft Beer N it Beef - to pswork il necessary interested Gameco.l AM 'TIL 12:00 PM Mon.-Sat. reen Street' yPoints Lib Charter jest Vetoed NOODRUFF We also spent some time working Liberation Front's on their constitution and they de if ter being appr.ov- cided -their purpose would be edu lent Affairs Com- cational. ed by Charli;Wi- "The commission debated the nt for studiart af- charter at our last meeting June 27 and looked at every aspect of the he committee re- question. They recommended char tering and the question passed on ipproval," Witten to Dean Witten." on the advice of Fidler said that this was the a university's legal first request "in quite a while" he -group., not be that had been turned down by the ought the legality office. ."The action was not.incvn immended." sistent with this region. We haye available for cop- communicated with other univer illness. sities on this matter and the group vice-president of has not been recognized oh most nd chairman of the campuses in the southeast." s Committee, said One exception to this was in was making their Georgia, he said, where the univer e before the com- sity got out of the "official recog nition system" for its organiza a year ago repre- tions. before the com- Since all chartering activities ide inquiries about from now on will be referred to they didn't follow the new Chartering Commission requirements," Fid- instead of the Student Affairs Committee, F idler said the Gay ippeared before us Lib Front could reapply to the I and their request new group. e legality question. (CoInd on page 10 .MECOCK is looking for photoigraphers the fall. Experience is preferred but not. You must own your own equipment.:if contact Thomnas A. Price c/o the. , Drawer A, Campus.