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Afro's
funding
frozen
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as asking these organizations
to "make a very conservative
estimate" in the future. He
said it would be better if these
groups wound up in the black
at the end of the year rather
than in the red.
Putnam said the funds to
Afro would remain "frozen"
until Afro submitted a revised
budget. He made no
estimation as to how long this
might take, and said that it was
basically up to Afro.
SAC is not really looking for
anything particular in a
revised budget, Putnam said;
just to see if they had corrected
their mistakes and to see if
they had realized their own
mistakes in the present budget.
One senator asked if any
more campus organizations
were to be investigated.
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Putnam responded by saying
he thinks "definitely so." He
said he had a few organizations
in mind, but did not mention
them because he said he was
not real sure which ones.
As for any problem resulting
from Afro's membership
policies, the USC chartering
commission has ruled that the
terms of the groups charter
have not been violated.
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or wherever. We're tr
all this time.
For the second cc
yearbook has launched
going all out. Here a
1- The 1975 G&B
BLACK. She must be wi
staff.
2- The winner of
from one of the reputa
sponsorship by a campu
$50.00 gift certificat
3- Girls entered
of South Carolina mairi
from interested indivi
4- Entries must
an organization, the r1
by a full-length phote
If no such photograph
one at no charge.
5- The choice of
GARNET & BLACK.
6- No entries wi
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Callcott Social Sciences Center,
Room 213 at 8 p.m. The bazaar will
be in Russell House Art Gallery
from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ar
tifacts, paintings, and handicrafts
from various countries will be sold.
The bazaar will be held again on
Thursday and Friday at the same
Candidatt
BY BILL PRATT
The creation of public service
jobs would serve as a temporary
curb on inflation, congressional
candidate Mathew Perry said
Tuesday.
"Right now, public service jobs
would serve as temporary relief,"
Perry said, "Not as a permanent
answer, but a temporary one."
As to more permanent solutions,
Perry said a re-examination of the
military budget is in order. "I
think, we should re-examine the
military budget," he said, "and,
change it to encourage domestic
needs." "We can limit the
assistance we give to other
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nsecutive year, the Caro
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re the guidelines:
Plamate will receive ratl
lling to pose semi-nude
the contest will receivi
ble Columbia stores (suc1
a organization, the winn,
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in the contest must be
campus. Entries will bi
duals. There is no entr
include the name and phoi
ame and phone number of
graph of the girl, color
is available, the GARNET
the 1975 Plamate will b
11 be accepted after Nov
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time and place.
The week's activities will con
clude with a banquet on Saturday
Nov.9, at 7:30 p.m. in the Campul
Room 'at Capstone. Live en
tertainment by the Internationa
Stpdents Club and a menu of An
tipasto (Italian salad, Chickel
Curry (Pakistani), Chines
Colorful Fried Rice, Yachal
Perry visit
nations," Perry said.
Korea, he said, is an example of
where the military shoiild cutback.
"There is no treaty agreement
that calls for troops in Korea,"
Perry said. "It costs," he con
tinued "$7 billion. a year to keep
them there. The business of
policing the world is something we
should re-examine," Perry said.
At the same time, he said, he
does not know exactly what is
needed.
Perry said he was unsure about
the nomination of Nelson
Rockefeller to the vice presidency.
"Right now, " he said, "I just don't
know how I would vote."
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full-time female students
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Week begins
Fassolia (lebanese string bean
stew), Quima (Indian), and
Mousse au Chocolat (French
dessert0will be provided. Tickets
for the banquet may .be purchased
in the Russell House Lobby at $2.50
for students and $3.50 for non
qtudents.
s campus
At first, Perry was pleased, but
recent revelations about
Rockefeller have changed his
mind.
Perry took time to criticize his
opponent, Floyd Spence, during an
informal talk, to about 50 USC
students Tuesday.
"My .opponent is running mostly
on the issue of senority," Perry
said. "Spence says one must have
senority to any good (In
Congress)."
"My answer," he said, "isd the
measure of one's effectiveness in
government. The measure is not
how long but in terms of the quality
of time in service," he said.
I
walking around campus
ieen dreaming about
s GARNET & BLACK
this year, we're
the 1975 GARNET &
*ed by the yearbook
he amount of $100.00
n the event of
vill each receive a
at the University
organizations and
,if sponsored by
a must be accompanied
east 5x7 in size.
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rial staff of te