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Allocation; Chairman Resigns 41 ENI When you stop to realize that what we hi same machine sold for While there is no' the basic four function pensive, rechargeable r other features availablc entry key, and a displa' easily be read. Check h mac'hine, because all $ An Unfair Com In any case, like w Mark IX-once sold for $ for retail at $49 just ain the Mark IX's basics: Four function capi An ex( c'ptionally I, 8-digit display, Full floating dec in Combined clear ar entry key, and A rechargeable bai charger included. By any reasonable abx )e qualities the Mar $49 machine. But what hundred dollars more? You can perform i mixed calculations: %(l cal( ulate reciprocals, a to an integer power. Th key for negative numlx factors for multiplicatic (13 ounces), and compo Mark IX is guaranteed s defects in parts. Thanks for the I By now you may v mailbox. And we wouk of a good, all-around cc the Mark IX also comes especially suitable for t invoices. It's also ideal everyone else. See you later, C If you think we're i parable machine anywl dealers can purchase it So that's the good We have a limited supp during the next few we, Who was that f& Chafitz Equipment passion for con->umers' the country. Much to ti you're not using your h - - - * OK, Chafit, here's my r * within 48 hours after yc STREET_______ CITY_______ STATE_______ SCHOOL _____ Enclosed is cover shipping. Or plea Charge (circle one) Account Number... Master Charge Interban (Expiration Date:__ residIents please remit 4 L 856 Rockville ~. -== = BY MARI MASENG Paul Simoneau became the new chairman of the Student Allocations Commission (SAC) Tuesday night after the surprise resignation of Charles Smith. Simoneau, an SGA appointee, was suggested by Smith and ac cepted unanimously. This is 'HE GREA $49.95 CRGY BY 1 SALE. consider just how much calculator $49.95 us. ve here is nothing other than a real bargain. J $149.95. And was worth every penny of it. typical" $49 calculator, there are several feat s-addition, subtraction, multiplication and c nodels, the primary power source is usually a too, such as floating decimal, a clear with digits large enough that they can )r these features before you buy any 49 calculators are not created equal. parison. E' said, this machine - The RES 149.95. A calculator produced 't in the same class. Here are city (as above), irge. very easy-to-read 7 5 al. dl.clear3 6 tery, with AC adapter/ standards, the -x IX isa good 0 made it worth a )th chain and are a number; ,id raise a number ere is a sign change 'r operations, and constant in and division. Lightweight ict (1-5/8 x 3-3/4 x 5-1/2 inches), the ix months on labor, and a full year against an Wemory. ery well be ready to rip out the coupon, write In't blame you if you did, especially if you've lc. But please!...have patience...because we') with the most desired feature of them all...M otaling stock portfolios,.figuring real estate tr for students, salesmen, engineers, and at this Iculators. rying to paint a rosy picture, good. Because y ere else, at anywhere near this price (which i for at wholesale!). news, and now for the bad news: If you want ly of machines, and can only guarantee deliv< y'ks. lath Man, anyway? Company-through intelligent purchasing, te budgets-has become one of the largest cons ie chagrin of more conventional retailers. If y ad. rnoney. Please send me my RES Mark IX ur receive this coupon. ZIP__________ including $1.50 per machine to se bill my BankAmericard or Master k No. ) Maryland % sales tax. Offer valid by mail only. . Chafitz E< Pike, Rockville, Maivland 208m Simoneau's first year on the SAC and he will complete the fe% remaining weeks of Smith's term as Chariman. "Right now I'm failing almosl four courses and I've got tc graduate in May," said Smith. "I'm still a member of the Con mission." "Charles has been one of th LT 4AIL ally buys, we know you'll ust one year ago, this exact ares common to any machine: ivision. Unlike the more ex throwaway battery. There are RES Mark IX w/memory. a check, and dash for the been considering the purchase re saved the best for last: EMORY...which makes it nsactions, and extending price, just about ou just will not find a com actually less than many one, please don't procrastinate. ary if we receive your order chnical expertise and com umer electronics dealers in u're still using your head, me-- mm, OI Iuipment Company, 2(301) 340.020L most effective chairmen but I don't really feel it is going to hurt the Commission. We are just disheartened. It wasn't anything controversial," said Frank Siano, SAC member from the University Union. "I think Paul Simoneau is a very objective and fair person who will give the commission direction to proceed to the spring hearings," P Siano said. Rita McKinney, SGA president, r said the announcement surprised her but she thinks Simoneau will make a good chairman. "I'm really pleased with their choice." n a London-I On Shaky The University Union-Alumni I Association sponsored trip to 4 London and Paris is on shaky grounds. Quotas have not been i met and people are withdrawing g from the trip. C Originally the Alumni o Association and the Union's Trip i, and Expedition Committee wanted v to offer travel abroad at a low cl rate . The London-Paris trip was t designed to get a person to London a and then let him travel wherever he wanted until time to depart c from Paris, three weeks later. Ti "Due to the energy crisis and a lack of interest from students and b faculty, we only had 67 people sign fc up for the trip," Phil Lownes of 1 SGA thought any neglect on the part of r the University to respond to pleas i1 from studentsand faculty for a new L student governance, the proposed one being a University senate, "will far exceed any campus riots w or student unrest that we've seen \ before." n "Any institution that places a 'buildings before people', is ready sl for a change and a time to reflect g and reorder its priorities," n McKinney said. e McKinney cited the extensive e physical growth in the University r' campus and said she felt it was P time for the emphasis to be swit ched froi the-physical and con centrate on the intellectual. " "I, for one, would like to see the w University content itself with the it physical growth we now have o attained and devote its full energies and resources to upgrading the educational ex- n perience," she said. ci She added that until the si University allows community L members to have a voice in the g' decision making processes af- si fecting USC, there would never be U a complete Carolina community. p1 Following her speech, McKinney c4 FREE With ONE LARGE SOFl ANY FOOD Tippy's Tai I Located In K-Mart PIaz 3Iea Taco~ I 782-51 I '"lest Mexican Food II McKinney said. Simoneau is a veteran affiliated with the College of General Studies. A sophomore, he has been a member of the General Studies Student Activities Association. Campus Happenings University Players' production I Of Mice and Men will be resented at 8:15 p.m. tonight and 'riday in the new Business Ad iinistration Auditorium. Tickets are available at the raytor Hall box office. Ad !issioii to USC students is free but ticket must be obtained. 'aris Trip Grounds Jniversity Union said. Presently 9 people are still on the list. "Our minimum number was 35 people. We felt we would surely et such a response from the arolina Community. Now with rily 49 people the cost of $285 has icreased over $100. These people 'ill have to go over with other iarter groups. We can still offer le trip at a lower price than nywhere else." Lownes said the worst response ame from faculty and alumni. he union had brochures printed nd mailed to faculty and alumni ut heard from few. The deadline )r the trip was moved from March 3th to April 1st. From Page One elinquished the floor and office to -coming student body president, eigh Leventis. Leventis spoke to the session ith much the same attitude, as [cKinney. He emphasized the ecessity of "joint cooperation of dministration, faculty and udents." He said by using this Dvernance system, an equal amber of representatives from ch of those groups would valuate and make decisions garding the maintenance and rogress of USC. He said another area of concern as the "discrepancy compared to here the University is and where should be in the area of academic ientation." "Professors and students need to eet informally outside the assroom in order to become imulated with academics," eventis said. This along with the >vernance proposal, Leventis iid, "is the only way the niversity will become the ogressive institution which it >uld and should be." rhis Ad F DRINK WITHI ORDER so House a On Jackson Blvd. For 10 a South Carolina"