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Treasurer sure the money is being n spot11 lor student activities." ei "I'm not sure what it will tako to solve the problem, it n may take legislation." dale (I said, but he is attempting to t< find the answer. (i "I have asked the I) secretaries when they take e something up tor printing to n take4 a piece of paper and write A down what it's for " Ho added that he hopes this a will solve one of his problems. Gale said he hopes another '1 problem that treasurers have ti laced during the past few years n has been solved bv legislation b passed on his request last fi spring. t'i That is the lack of com- S 111 u 111L* ci i ions ueiween me 11 Student Senate and the SCI Treasurer. Gale said that c because of the communication p problem, the treasurer has had ^ no way of knowing when n financial legislation is passed by the Senate. p Under the new regulation a any person introducing j, financial legislation must c, hi'i 11 if t lit* Kill In ' if-, i iv n III HI IIIV II Vd.llll VI D office, where it will be assigned a bill number. The sponsor will 1 also be required to report back to the treasurer's office on the j [ FASHION { i CENTFR 1 ' Dreamed of owning fcr operatinqj i * I J your very own ladies boutique?* ( J Our program includes fixtures.| , i training, grand opening, continu | ? | ing assistance b beginning inven-i . Jtory NO EXPERIENCE NECES J ( {SARY All this for as little asj ( ! $ 12.500 Call SOUTHERN BELLE', FASHIONS TODAY TOLL FREE-' [ JJ 800-874-4780 ext. 320 J I Jim i [ THEC 8 I i Wednesday, September 1 5 I 8:00 P.M. I I Columbia . i ' . | Township 4 Auditorium ^ llgL I , 1 AR/ I Visit Hartley at The Sp r I S. , rioin 1 Applicants i*lion taken by Ilu* finance |^| pwr Dininiltoo. -L ttut the4 budget problems aro ol 1 ho only onos laced by jjy TUItltl T1 i \YI'*I lalo. "The troasuror has tho (iainecock Staff \\ri Highest job in Studont lovornniont." ho said. "Ho University Year I as to compile a complete and division of Action a i 1-. . i- - intuitu, Keep accuralV voiuiuuer service), pcords and chair the Student accepting applies allocations Committee (SAC). summor the Uni' SAC was revamped last year t\ian!,V. fcJr , 4l , ; , * Dr. 1 horn Compton nd the new legislation was |al programs w, Iilled with inconsistencies. lie bill called for the SO When asked to cor reasurer to serve as chair- ^Pw?eti access of , . . , , Compton said, 1311 membership would prog?m will be a b e made up ol a representative \x^e a jo( Qf pcoI rom the finance committee. University needs to :>ur persons appointed by the the community and I enate and four appointed by ^ood way." lie incoming SG president. T4 ^ r It is a service tha It also required the new student in a full I ommittee members be named program as well a rior to the spring allocations student to serve the earings so they could attend ar timc yolunte* meetings as observers. \ear for Action is r (Sale said the bill was im- penmental. iossible because spring Terry Watson, di llocation hearings are held in program, explained, Ybruary. before the spring putting together a lections. already at the Univ ?? , , ., coordinated prograr I he new bill, which will be ()f maximum benefi >resented to the senate the University am Vednesday, calls for ap- munities." mintments to SAC to be made iv tho in,.nnw?hnni The coals ot the '** " i "i\ " V V "V Fi v-.-i'viv-'u cjeariv defined. Th .nor to the end o January. v()lve USC in the c( >prmg hearings will begin the aid ,he studcnts h irst Monday ot classes alter how academic in ipring elections, enabling the importantly, ihe pr ncoming treasurer to attend give students work he hearings as an observer. A their fields of intert )rovision is included in the bill job opportunity up( o allow the incumbent When asked about reasurer to continue presiding of tlie program V ,i._ -ii ? - *"* ? ivct int* anocauon neanngs n w,,v Wl .u,c he new officers are elected pi?g?am is to see sti )rior to completion of the opportunity to gi lea rings. perience in their ar Hf BUFFiTT with IORAL REEFER BAND special guest nn\/c Iri- * \YMAR PRODUCTION irit Shop M 1 4 Devine for tickets and beverac * ? ' 1 wanted r program bej I "I see this as a process that w tcr significantly increase student ability to make choices and fii "or Action, a employment upon graduation. It in agency ior especially exciting to have is currently program allowing for this it ions. This conjunction with their full-tir versity was academic pursuits. the program. .... . . 1 P f Watson was very optimist i, director 01 . ... rf t ,, J J ; nlPlhP Urnnt ab?Ut th<? affeCt th<? Pr?gram V, ? have on the students and coi nment on the munity. "Basically we would li the program to involve the student in assessi I think the problems, developing rapport, a ig success. I establishing a program that can Die, feel the 0f real assistance to the disabled do things for rv>i..mhio W VVIUIIIl/ia, TCllOUIl Del 1VI. think this is a All volunteers must be full tir students and serve for o t involves the calendar year. Each will receivc ime learning $2,600 living allowance to cover 1 is allows the basic needs. He can also receive community as t0 jlours 0f academic credit, sr. University lot new or ex- Up to 30 students will be i cepted this semester. Action mi irprtor of thp approve all applications before t "It is simply Pro8ram s September 30 drop-a lot of ideas ? ? 'crs.it-v 'nt.'!.a Till n ppni n mat will be j.j it to students, 4 oca. com elir0|] m 0H program are By KLAINK KIJJSON ey are to in- Gamecock Staff Writer immunity and Factors such as an wide-open 1 determining field and a promising salary terest. Most $15,000 to $16,000 for the first y< rxlrum i v,h....... ^.,wv?.v. nave seni more students to I experience in College of Engineering at USC. ist to increase Bv class count alone, there is >n graduation, increase of 150 students in l the major goal engineering program, with I /atson stated, freshman class up 15 per cent o^ goals of the last year. idents have an The college's enrollment in 19 tin field ex- was 1 024 and Dean Hot ea of interest. l'oln;c^ f'1 s lh,s vear s flB,,rcs about 1,150. i ? ? ? ? 'i The increase, according | Holmes, has been an "across I board rise with a lot of new tr; sfers." The number of graduate studei remained about the same, wh the undergraduate total increas irom .sou lasi year 10 about 430 t | Shoitey" advance \ All i I From 5 p.n oor j EVERY T 1 Sp? al 8 &> i ; 9 9 i | Served with Grecic j EVERT I i /ailable | ~ t IServed with French I Ck m r? n t* / a/J ? i-? ? i v. i i i v/- i ! v v c v.j y c , \j l tr ! ChflflBl d J| I 8 BIG BOY g| HFSTAIIRANTS I MONDAY DOOR B B ; Burger, French Frie 'es- | I All for 99' (Monday ..... w 1/V .X?. .1 {r ^ms ill date. For this reason all ap s' plications must be in by Sept. 17 nd Interested students should contact is the Special Programs office on the a Coliseum, or call Mr Terry in Watson at 777-2260. ne University Year for Action is j especially designed for the student !jji in the social sciences. It allows the student a close look at the ke problems and structures of social ne groups and communities. Courses n|j are taught on a Saturday seminar be of Those presently offered by the program include the following: Social Work 302, Introduction to ,,c Social Work; Psychology 501, "f Psychology of Black Experience, ;.a and Geography 321, Geography of 11S Human Misery. up The agencies where the students will work are located in Columbia. iC~ They include The Department of Jst Social Services, Brothers and he Sisters. Columbia Urban league dd and Columbia Urban Housing. ng program t increases year. But. an increased enrollment job produces more problems. The of college's problems this year were ?ar minimal, although the individual the class size has been forced up to 3540 students. an Although the college has an [he increased enrollment. Dean [he Holmes still feels that the final zer number of I'SC graduates, even combined with those from 75- Clemson, will not be enough to *er serve South Carolina, at According to a study made by Clemson. around 8(K) engineering to graduates are needed each year in he South Carolina to fill the job ^n- vacancies. USC and Clemson are producing tits graduates at the rate of about 300 a ile year leaving 500 jobs open to ied graduate from out-of-state his See K.\(;!NKKHl\(i, Page 6 1 f s em eat until rIosinn CIES. NIGHT" aghefti 1.59 in bread. WED. NIGHT | " 911 2.09 t ) fries, cole slaw, 1 SSfc* USTER --All American ?s, Cole Slaw . . . f's only, at all Shoney's)