Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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opII "It is a n ewspc the news,c --Wilbur Chicagi Watch I The status of control of to almost a half a millioi indicative of the tran themselves in an enviror responsibility changes h Recent eruptions in tv the SAC and Coach Dietz the athletic fee and th Clarkson on the handlinj this tenuous nature of I students. The Student Allocatior drawing up guidelines I receive money and at t] their fingers that they the athletic fee, another the student financial p The SAC's tac for gettii has been to financially n telling them if"Dietzel wo won't." Likewise their student community how j have become is to ir marginal expenses suc supplies from mostly th( On this second approac cows of many budgets thousands of dollars ove These sacred cows for form of speakers of nat that milked the campus( Administrators here at these speakers and gi outrageous prices for an then wine and dine the < restaurants and thus rub wounds . (The Universit, for the meal of their sp meals for a couple of unioi they might also share th We don't intend to be pi specialize in lecturers; budgetarycows such as Somewhere along the lii etched in stone "Thou S Blue Grass and Funk-A Pieces of Silver." But then the SAC has cannot bring itself to see a large, expensive compo: continue to wage war wi and typewritter ribbon: We find a similar SAC athletic fee. The $250,00( about covers the cost of here (Golf, Swimming, T SAC wants that money f< Are we to assume that if they will administer all si same sterling precision i other campus organizatio: We certainly don't met not capable of such a tas their administrative bureaucracy) in which monitoring and budget patable with the close anc the minor sports at USC grow in a positive fashic iper's duty to print ind raise hell." F. Storey, c Tribune he Cash student funds which amount i dollars at USC is probably sitory nature of students iment where administrative ands with great frequency. io areas, the fight between el over the administration of e protests of Sen. Robert g of the activity fee index inancial administration by is Commission is feverishly oy which organizations can ie same time are crossing will get ultimate control of quarter of a million slice of ie. ig control of the athletic fee iolest small sports clubs by n't fund you, we sure as hell approach to showing the nuch more responsible they Litiate guidelines that cut h as banquets and office smaller organizations. h they pass over the sacred which have been costing r the years. which we pay come in the ional or regional notoriety ,s of our nation for years. USC smirk privately at illible students who pay hour or two of rhetoric and arpet baggers at the best salt in their own financial Union usually budgets $50 eakers in which is included ,i committee persons so that e student gravy. cking on organizations that there are other sacred entertainment by concert. ie Mount Sinai must have ,alt Listen to Rock Music, nd It will Cost You Many so little continuity that it sacred cow for what it is--a site of bullshit! So they th cost overruns in pencils ipproach to grabbing at the I that goes to Dietzel just the minor sports program 'ennis, Track etc.) Yet the r funding the club sports. granted control of this fee nall sports at USC with the vith which they administer ns? in to imply that the SAC is ;k, but the present state of bureaucracy (or anti no continuity in budget guidelines exists not com I diligent supervision which certainly need in. 'rder to In. PET It I< 8pir 196 What kind Agnew cb could < Craft Ebbing The It has often been stated that the best show to be found for the money is not in any theatre but in the chambers of government. Here, in the hallowed halls of BOB memoranda and file folders, there Ass are to be found more patent ab- E surdities, more blatant buffoonery than in all the baggie pants clowns roaming this whirling green ball. This high comedy becomes more evident when a legislative body is forced to contend with an uber- as force that changes regulations as Ias often as women change shoes. reasor meani Witness: such a body is the to acc Student Senate of the University of bedevi South Carolina. Faltering at- proba tempts are made here to com- To b prehend the incomprehensible, to the Sti wit, the administration of this their 1 school- are ini This heroic but pathetic labor incom was brought in to sharp and In tr horrifying clarity last week when Bill lR the Senate debated a measure that quite would allow students charged with clear, open house violations to be allowed author "15 grace minutes" or that tangle student's would be allowed 15 Camp1 minutes of violation time that Court! would be known as "late minutes." anxiot Now, hearken closely, the office from. of Residence Life and the office of The Campus Relations will notify signini Eaich of the violators in writing, of tliougl the number of "late minutes" that menta the scoundrel has used up. After studer1 being hounding with several pieces ward of this trash, the hapless student the po is thrown before the Student The Courts and told that they have used entire up their "late minutes" and that abolisi now they are indeed in trecherous house straits. .,-p1 I.P. gn 8-19 of news woi Loose if an A hoose news? GA Sh studer minut BY becau CRAFT their c )ciate paid ft itor $ could Now many 2k whoci '~ ~ Fine, them, 1 you, is this not a sound and hope ti able plan? It finds more to fill ngless work for secretaries In tr omplish, it wastes paper, it effect Is the poor student, and it nor be bly won't work. mulat4 e sure, the fault lies not with peace ident Senate, they have done not to< est, but as said above they a nun: competents faced with the Well prehensible. If this ying to explain the bill, Sen. secure ennedy said that he was armed aware that the plan was not securil but it was the best that the parant s could do considering the are we that Residence Life and docum as Relations have gotten the Stud into and seem not overly pr.ivile is to extricate the Court s the do< ,castle' whole shabby business of hound( g in and signing out as forms; Sone were an inmate in a for ha I institution is an in';alt to at othe ts and a tribute to the back- deems mnd antediluvian thinking of The I wers that be. moras! only sane solution to the stupid problem is to completely causes i the whole mess of open Th< and have open dorms. It is to dQ etely insane to dera a li. ew ild an ,new In, -OW t with or without "late es,' before a tribunal ;e the student had a person of hoosing in a room that they )r. It is astonishing that it be any other way. come the arguments like so odious door-to-door Len, "What about the people lon't want open dorms?", set aside a dormitory for ut make it a small one and at you will find the students it. uth, the moronic code now in is set up to neither protect nefit the student. It is for hd to give the coeds' parents of mind, they have sent her ollege, they have sent her .to aery!, then, what about security? damn palce were any more ,I charge, it would be an camp. The director of y's sympathies with the id movement in this country 11l known and need not be ented here. ants should be allowed the ges and responsibilities of trine "A man's home is his and they shouldn't be d by administrators with md courts with punishments ving persons in their rooms r times than this University seemly. ogjams in the courts and the of useless paperwork are because of the doctrine that their origin. mnly sane and civilized thing s let the students live their