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AOLA Rural sunset USC housingr o Pie, Inc. gets From Page 1 beverages to persons until age twenty-one." professorschnigterglioso profe sors"We are in the process now of From Page Onechnigterulios o FromPageOneconform with the law," said and he was celebrating his bir- Housing Director Robert thday at his girl friend's house. Stewart. "The law will probably We staked the place out and hid it simplify life for us. We have rigged so that when the doorbell needed parents' signatures for rang, he'd answer it. Sure everything until now" enough, he got it. Banana Stewart said several points of creme," he said. the law will have to be in The pie man also said he had terpreted by the University's received a $75 offer to knock off legal affairs department. For Governor James B. Edwards. instance, the amendment affects "We felt the price was much too every citizen of South Carolina low, considering all the possible eighteen years or older. Exactly consequences," he said. "You what constitutes being a citizen have to use a little common sense." The USC branch of Pie in the Eye-a landmark to the fact all people are created vulnerable. USC professoror a good P picked to direct*GoPa All-State ChorusoMnadW Dr. Arpad Darazs, director of choral activities at USC has beenEAN45FROEW KEC selected to conduct the 1975 All- ARWRIGCRE NT State Honor Chorus in concert SKLOFYUCHIE April 13 at Winthrop College. The 250-voice chorus is comn posed of high school singers from GTIGIVLE across South Carolina, chosen in A E IA N auditions held in the fall of 1974. The 3 p.m. concert, which will follow two days of rehearsals, will feature Zoltan Kodaly's "Te FR R NOMTO N Deum." Acopnigthe group ~ YRSREOPRUI will be the Greenville Youth Symphony. Soloists will be former ~ AM All-State Chorus members. Daraza, who joined the Carolin IADES________ faculty in 1966, directs the University's Concert Choir, CT__________ Oratorio Choir and V.*get * _ ________HO Singers. He Is also conductore Columbia Philhar~mosi'e ~-' TP O G chagigsteteglaton t Recomm on Unive BY MARK DILLARD Of The Gamecock staff A recommendation to the University faculty on University Governance will probably be made by the Faculty Advisory Com mittee in April, Rufus Fellers, chairman of the committee, said. The Governance proposal callh for a University Council with equal representation for students faculty and administration. Because it would involve con. stitutional changes, the plan musl be considered by the faculty as z whole instead of just the Facult3 Senate, Fellers said. The facult5 usually meets twice a year. "We will send it to the facultl with a recommendation;" he said. "But I don't know what sort o recommendation it will be." Fellers said there are both positiv4 and negative aspects of th proposal to be presented to thi faculty. University Governance mus also be approved by the Studen Senate. probably the student body USC's president and the Board o Trustees, according to Allei Lawhead, whose term as Studen Senate President ended Tuesday. Lawhead said the Governanc would probably involve aj :ontract the state may have to be in terpreted, Stewart said. Ashley Thrift of Legal Affairs said students from other states which may have passed a similar law will probably be dealt with separately if the situation arises. "This law only deals with South Carolina and is being treated that way," Thrift said. "We are trying to make sure that everyone wanting residential housing can get it," Thrift said. "It may take some time to set up a system to make things work smoothly. There are some legal technicalities in volved but we hope the situation won't cause any problems." QOK ING art-time job!! Niew Opportunities. Regular Promotions men Eligible PER MONTH, AND TRAIN FOR E TECHNICAL ) BECAUSE EDS US Obligation) CLIP AND MALl TO: ] 'ES, 4001 WE ST DEVON A VE. 0O646 ____________AGE___ ____STATEI 'TO MEETINGS" " endation e rsity Gove. amendment to the Student Government Association (SGA) constitution requiring a student referendum. The Student Senate has not considered the governance proposal Lawhead said. "This year the main concern of the Student Senate was to prevent students from being ripped off by other students." He gave as an example the introduction of a budget system requiring all SGA funds be appropriated by the Senate, allowing a closer watch on the money. The Governance proposal is the work of a committee appointed ir1 1973 during the administration ol SGA president Rita McKinney. The administration, faculty or r Student Senate may change the original plan but must all agree or a one version before it goes beforf the Board of Trustees, Lawheac 3 said. Basically, the proposal involve! t a University Council with broa t areas of power. The council woul , be able to override a veto by th< f University president with a three I fourths majority. A Board o t Trustees veto could not b< overridden, however. Neithe: Faculty nor Student Senates woul i be abolished. Photo Staml size stamps Gummed ar slides or neg (plus 12 ce COMPANY, S.C. 29240. returned. JUMBO SIZE THAT GAL B xpected rnance The loss of responsibilities to the ' University Council could be a reason for some members of the two original Senates to oppose Governance, Lawhead said. "Naturally if you put two groups together both groups would probably have to give up their authority in certain areas." He cited one other possible ob jection "A lot of people could say students and faculty don't have that much in common. And there are things that should just be handled by (either) students or faculty." An area of little interest to faculty, Lawhead said, was allocations for student organizations. "Can you imagine faculty participating in decisions about the Parachute Club? For one thing, they probably wouldn't want to." Lawhead said he was generally in favor of University Governance. s "The thing I like about the idea is if I both faculty and students come up I with some proposal, the Board of Trustees is going to look at it more - favorably." a Both Steve Hill and Trey Lott, r new SGA President and Vice I President have expressed support for Governance. is are fun! Your photo on 100 regular or 50 Jumbo stamps for only $3.00. d perforated. Send any photo (no atives), name and address and $3.00 nts tax) to: THE ROD DAVIS Dep. GC 4, P.O. Box 4275, Columbia, Specify: Regular or jumbo. Photo LAC IES 1,3elAN.5 fift