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, New sen ? v * stricter j j *. ' "If we are to get anything done this year we are going to have to work as a team," SG president Seamus O'Boyle said, addressing the opening session of the newly elected senate. O'Boyle added that he expects progress in the upcoming year. He stressed that senate sessions would be more orderly, common respect for fellow senators being a primary goal. LISA VOGELSONG, the newlyelected SG treasurer, described what she thought her responsibilities were as treasurer and as head of the Student Allocations Commission(SAC). She said, that Decause of the computer setup, she could not make a bi-monthly report to the senate as originally proposed. She said she would make a monthly report, which would be sufficient. Mary Henry, the newly appointed chaplain to the senate, r wished the new senate body good luck in the upcoming year. Henry is a former senator and USC representative to the S.C. Student Government Association. THE FIRST ORDER of business _________ L I FvTZTTTI Ul IC I III over thirty wall map and colors Ideal for v learning something c Thurs.-Fri. fTlarc h 3< Geography Dept. (Behin vm The Mr. USC c The events begin in Ball Room at 1 :< r J . ? 4 . v late prop niidelin< for the senate was to elect the president pro tern, a voting senator who would work with the president ui iirc senate, iwo nominations were made for the office, and senator Paul Streeter defeated senator Dale Oldham by a vote of 19 to 18. The newly elected president of the senate, Garry Norris, took charge of the meeting, saying that he wants the senate to get things done this year. He said that he supports O'Boyles desire to work as a team and to get things done in a more orderly fashion. Norris said the first step was to rearrange the senate seating. There was no previous seating procedure, so Norris randomly called out districts and had the senators sit together in districts. Norris also said he made arrangements with the University Union to have more seating zjjm. free I sii delivery VSSSJ- 254-8800 neSale! s must 90 fill sizes /all decoration Cond xbout the world) i ^ on ki A - ^ of sj i iioon - / p.m. CallcottQuad j idRH) I ! Bodybuilding l/Veightlifting Hub % ompetition. i the Russell House X) April 2,1978 >oses ?s available for the next senate meetinc. Q. NORRIS AND O'BOYLE stressed that senate rules would be obeyed and strictly enforced, especially the rule on absenteeism. Norris continued that the chairmanships of various committees would be appointed within the next two weeks. The chairmanship of the rules committee, which includes all other senate chairmen was decided togi tonight when Paul Streeter was elected president pro tem. Fri ? \ Cxp"V Satur Happy Hour 3 I w I rree | with (offer good thru April 1 771-4098 I , News Cooper Library Reference Department will continue its series of term paper workshops on April 4 and 5 at 7 p.m. and April 11 and 12 at 4 p.m. The one-hour workshops are open to undergraduates and graduate students and are designed to aid students in finding appropriate library resources and organizing their research. Those attending will also have I the opportunity to make ap' pointments for individual help. Students may register for the sessions by calling 4866 or coming to the Cooper Reference Department. USC's Department of Foreign Languages and Literature will VHITECAP b ham?turkey?ro; ftchef's salad*p Italian spec^lSvoiogn day, April Fool's I .-PiiphH :30 ?5:00 Open for Lunch 11:30 HCE^ here You Come Firs Large SOFT D i purchase of any 3th and valid on in store pu 62 Briefs present its Sixth Annual French Literature Conference March 30 to April 1. Professor Lester G. Crocker of the University of Virginia will be the honorary speaker March 31 at 3:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall, Room 429 and will discuss "Rousseau and Diderot: Education as Politics." The conference, which in the past has attracted some of the nation's most prominent French scholars, has as its theme "Authors and Philosophers." All conference meetings will be held in Room 429 of Gambrell Hall unless otherwise noted. For further information contact Professor . Mayner Hardee, conference director, department of Foreign Languages and Literature at 777 60887 ~ UManHBHraMnBMMNMaBW ? Sat 3"MV-Steak tfjsSXt* salami cuna*cheese a-salads etc. Day 20'Draft -S it mm sub. rchase with coupon) 9Main St.