Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VOL. L] Caro By CECILE S. Gamecock Staf Carolina Care at 11 major Columbia area money for chai Craig Dawsor campus wide c project, said T 1,500 and 2,000 si to participate ii ((Tf .1 1 ii cvcrywuuy s Stud* Boar By DUNCAN Md Gamecock Staff ' Proposals for a license for South discussed' by the The Student G< recommendations representative - SGA President! SGA President, a during general st SGA WANTS tY given a "more c processes "of tl vote gives the Boa The student re Legislature befor< the plan should UMlIIMIIg. Voting member The Presiden the board. Hill said the fac that the plan for made before. The Board will Committee for a t Drooosal was initi Richard D. Werts WERTZ SAID tl up at the dining ha takes off we'll ex Wertz explaine Russell House mi Building. He said should check any campus. i icn i uov- rit'Mucm about the be another license" s and Top of Caroli However, Patte by the Board. Exam mo Academic dear have approved m facilitate student Classes that ha the exam to Dec asked to vote; w Exams on Dec instead of 2 p.m ' 1 11 "11 xA ?VI NO. 25 lina Gar HOLMES f Writer c< ? volunteers gathered B intersections in the ai Wednesday to collect ol cfi* <11 ujr. w i, co-chairman for the G ommunity-service tc tiesday that between fc tudents were expected i the Carolina Cares. r? ihows," Dawson said, w ?nt voice d consid ^NSFIELD Writer student vote on the USC Boa Building dining hall and Greei Trustees, Friday and Saturd jvernment Association(SGA) ? and approval of a plan with full voting power - on the I Steve Hill said the student repr SGA appointee or an elected uut'iii government elections. ie student representative beca lirect and official input into 1e University, Hill said. SG; ird a greater appearance of fair presentative plan must be a e it can be enacted. Hill said, have "a substancial impact o uii uic uuai u aic icsu icicu t, faculty and staff do not have 1 ulty has not requested such ref a student representative on tl also hear a request from the S >eer license for the dining halla iated by the division of studen 5, dean of residence life. le license would enable a beer < ill. "We're probing student int< pand the service." d that a beer license for th< ght be proposed if the service the resident staff at the dorm a possibility of an increase in William H. Patterson said he er license . He questioned "w ince the University holds licens ina. rson said ne would approve tne Please See idifications appn is, on the recommendation of 1 lodifications in the exam sched t attendance at the Tangerine ve exams on Dec. 20 will be giv . 12, Reading Day. Students i ith a two-thirds vote required . 10 will begin at 8:30 a.m. ins! University of Sou es: USC's we hope to raise $15,000 in c CAMPUS VOLUNTEERS Elected clothes door-to ecause of good community s id publicity, Dawson said tl ffice received 24 calls for pi ithin a 24-hour period. Int< olumbians also contributed i >ys, canned goods and other >r distribution. Between 8 and 12 p.m. jpresentatives from local cli ill pick up the goods for distri on I U1 ird of Trustees, a beer n Street's future will be will ask the board for to place one student esentative could be the representative chosen H tuse students would be the decision making \ also feels "a student ness." pprovcd by the South the Board's position on on the Legislature's solely to the trustees. | representative votes on >resentation. He added he board has not been tudent-Trustee Liaison at South Building. The t affairs, according to *nd pizza shop to be set ?rest," "he said. "If it s Gamecock Room in is successful at South nd student "maturity" public drunkennesson i is not "enthusiastic" /hether or not we need ses for the Golden Spur plan if it was approved TRUSTEES, Page Ten [>ved ll Provost Keith E. Davis, ule for Dec. 19 and 20 to 'en the option of moving in these classes will be 1 to approve the change. stu lead of 9 a.m. and noon col lie i XI ith Carolina, Colm 1 _ . v^nrisim ash." The Carolina C also the M and N I -door. Complex. Coi upport will be handled rat his DAWSON SA ick-ups to the project U crested 4' phenomenal.'1 ^ ?... m i.? A _ iiuuey, 1 wemy iraie items solicited mon tersections. today, Roman Cathol larities Newman Cent* button. Other campus 1?^ I "l * v .-- :-; ^ - ' :.. ":" . ' 'V ;ir.K: ':.; ' -. .; , ' : * i RSg&tik I I I v. *' v; . :" V % j? While winter temperatures idents indoors; workmen, in Id, apply the finishing touch* mse addition. This photogr ivKiifa. S.r. mi to en 7 """ lift L/1IOU as gift to feres warehouse is in cl iOunge in the Towers B mmunity distribution C I by the charities. W ID, student response O > the project has been h< rnities and sororities G #v111 Ik r* Sm cjr 01 v^uiuiuuia in- in Students from the sc ic organization, the W ir, collected goods. vi religious centers, in . I .. beckon Carolina npervious to the teamwork es to the Hussell workmen aph reflects the operator ir >AY, DECEMBER 4 Colum uding the Presbyteriai aptist Student Union t enter (Episcopal, La [ethodist) were i micron Delta Kapps slped in various ways. v* Response was mgi arolina HOTC. The lanned the warehouse, rted clothes, canned gc orkers from Air Forc< >lunteer positions. Please See CA] - r;;. ~ < V l\ 4 - |A 1 ttftmecock SUK Pfusfc necessary to complete i watch as another direct a guiding a concrete slab jppr 0T , 1975 bia d Center, the ind the ELM ntheran and represented, i Volunteers i from the Navy ROTC , where they tods and toys. ; ROTC filled RES, Page Six 1 v. tV \ * . 'V ' v > by C?im Osillard I the job; two is the crtnr in place.