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Student se By DANNY POWELL Gamecock Staff Writer The SG senate allocated more than $5,000 in two bills passed last Wednesday. The first bill allocated $400 to USC graduate student Donna Wapner, who plans to spend the summer working and studying in Africa. Wapner was selected to participate in the Oossroads To Africa. Inc. program. The cost of her trip to Africa i loo - $2700 to be paid by the program itself and $300 from the Department of Graduate Studies. She was advised to seek financial aid from the SG. MANY SENATORS felt that if the money was given to Wapner, then other students would come to the SG for summer work-study program funding. "SG is not a travel agency," one senator said. Clinics sche smokers' kic Two clinics to help smokers "break the habit" will be held Monday, April 24 at the Lexington County Hospital Auditorium in West Columbia. Using such techniques as group therapy, films, speeches by doctors and former cancer patients, and diet tips, the clinic will aim at having smokers off the habit by the ena 01 me week. The morning clinic will be held from 9 to 11 and the evening clinic will be from 7 to 9. The two clinics are sponsored ! jointly by the American Cancer Society, the South Carolina Lung Association , the South Carolina Heart Association and the Seventh | I NEW SPRIN< We Welcome and Brow Painter's Pant; ALL SIZES Overalls Khaki Trousers | ArmyFatigue' | [ Trousers blue AKMY-NA ! 1 316 Assembly St. nate passes The bill, introduced to the senate by Sen. Pam Wells on behalf of President Seamus O'Boye, Vice President Garry Norris and Seoretarv Donna Walter debated for about 45 minutes. The final vote was a 27-23 role call vote in favor of giving Wapner the money. The second bill, allocating $4,655 for a memory typewriter, was debated because of how it was handled. JOE TILLER, proposer of the bill, asked that the bill come up for immediate consideration instead of being sent to the finance com^ lit mt? ? uiiutre. ine proper procedure tor Ihese bills is that they be sent to a senate committee to be researched for one week before the senate votes. Members of the finance committee and several senators argued whether or not the money for the typewriter was available. duled to aid 'k the habit9 Day Adventist Church in cooperation with the Lexington County Hospital. Fee for all five sessions is $5 to cover the cost of materials. AIT MUAI IbHK: DAI I AD I HAT* 0CAT?6MAT lilini SAT VAT LSAT NMBLH.M ECFMG FLEX VQE NAT L DENT BDS NURSING BDS STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER j Test Preparation Specialists Since 1938 OPEN DAYS, EVENINGS. & WEEKENDS For Information, Pleas* Call: 77?.0454 G SHOWING YouTo Come In 'se Around 5 White, Blue, Red, Yellow, Green | Blue, White, Tan Green all sizes j all sizes frousers all sizes and BLACK ALL SIZES VY STORE Phone 252-1350 two bills, a If the money was not available, some senators feared the SG kl./lrtnt tL 1 TL. L!ll isuugci wuuiu go in mt; rt*u. l lie Ulll passed and the senate had allocated a total of $5,055 in one meeting. SG President O'Boyle said he will sign the bill to give the money to Wapner, but he has other plans for the typewriter bill. O'BOYLE SAID that he would postpone signing the bill until he and Vogelsong explained the tn IU? i - - -- ?1 ? " I aiiuauuu iu nit: acildie 111 lilt? /April 26th meeting, the last meeting of the semester. Sue Anne Roughton, a member of the Student Allocations Com and ma | Garnet and B1 j Box 85131, Ca | Save a Garnet an Name (print) | Permanent Address (with zip) j I | Garne T L y \4 m v ( Phoi 1 V I Knr iiifiv I \J Km 310 Rus llocates $5. mission and Student Affairs, said that as of March 31, SG had a total of $11,318. The amount is lower now, but with the present system it is almost PROFICIEh Univ. of South Car< Secretarial and Ck Schedule Your One-hc a i I I i I *1 I A hii Judging win oe l Security N Sponsored by College Call 4846 for' serve your< vat iici dim 01 Don't be caught withoul reserve one now and jus Fill out the order blank il it (along with your chi Lack, 0 mpus Mail. id Black, for me! s.s I t & Black A ) csigners ^ riters toqrapliers rmation contact Diane Kill House or call 'I21S ,000 impossible to determine the exact. amount left in the treasury. "If anyone is to blame for all this, it has to be the system," Vogelsong said, calling for a more efficient accounting system. <T TYPIST >linat Columbia ?ricol Employees >lf Hour Session Now. >one With Social umber ? of General Studies further info I ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1 I copy now. ! acktime! I i tyour copy; I t pick yours up inMay. Kolnur wv>iu vv I eck for $6.00) to: I I I I I I No. I 1 1 or vailahle fc /'[ . ' . -?. m Lipkin in > or 781-0340 |