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Ballroom Adn Gamect The recent party he] I Office of Student Affs Ballroom, which incli liquor, raises questio professional integrity Guidelines regulatir state that beer and w ballroom when pu supervised bv the ma nightclub. A decisioi Trustees on Dec. 10, 1 alcohol within the bal It seems that the < which include Jam president of student ai director of intramura the counseling cent campus relations and Life Services decided tho nnurArcihr'o rtAitAi uiv uiutvioiijr o guvci This leads one t regulations or rules co student affairs and the been violated.lt woulc other regulations are this one was broken. "I knew the r agreement/' Campbel did not think there I regarding the consul ballroom. But isn't a board decision no les which to halt the cons ? ballroom? The Gam I viously the administr Campbell also said H f/\ l> /\1 k.AMi** A.1 A. - IU uuiu uic ty mai' and that the organizer it. In view of the ref been postponed and 1 liquor may be serve House or the Univers AO m / liquor indden linistra ?ck editorial i) K?r - ? * u tjy a Mm. iucuiuer5 ui uie iirs in the Russell House ui iided the consumption of lit ns about the ethics and pi of those involved. w lis lg the use of the ballroom ine may be served in the irchased through and nager of the Golden Spur 1 by the USC Board of w< L976, prohibited the use of llroom. organizers of the party, (jc es B. Campbell, vice ^ fairs; Robert Dalrymple, jj, 1 sports; Kevin King, of ey er; Gerry Strumpf, of re Jo Foster, of Residential to disregard a decision of rning body. Ui o wonder wkai nthor ^ - ? ? WV^*VA p. ncerning the operation of welfare of students have ?: I be foolish to think that followed to the letter if se nc egulation by verbal ofc II said and added that he pi was any written policy nption of liquor in the verbal''agreement, and a , . _ _ i ? 11 ;s, suincieni grounds on c< iumption of liquor in the U] ecock believes so; ob- w ators did not. there was no other place P1 week except the ballroom 1 * s did not want to postpone 1 ^ulations, it should have st leld at a location where J it. - ^ !u, sucn as me r acuity ity House. co \LLl?OOA\ A wry Ml " " >r> T -?*10^? UJJj ML You have to have < t ;tors' e Nothing is wrong with the < liversity getting together foi :ue relaxation. Social events *obably beneficial to those ] ork together day in and day o ive been the intent of sti ganizing the June 8 party j irty held in the Residence 1 The fact remains, though, era broken at the June 8 pa A point in Campbell's favor > effort to hide the fact that ?d occur. He also said he h irvinfl liauor and array for Jim Campbeil. Woi reryone who had viola gulations, or the law, would < Tom Otts, director of the diversity Union, the organi; inisters the ballroom, said impbell and I would not e) er him (not to allow him to I illroom party)." Otts sin ediately upon hearing that rved, restricted the use of t .A -11 1 it. _ - ? h, auowea uie use ot liquor > viously did not do since he \* trty. The Gamecock learned that leeting Dairymple expres jncern about the consumptic pcoming party. His conce hen Dean of Students Kokx rid, referring to Campbe resident did not have to w lings. Again, it seems that n >o heavily on the minds of son affers. These same administratoi riporno/l a Vvntif fV?n flmnlvi. 1VV? HVU uuvuv U1C UilllfUI ! .. [ : & i p | i Ph.D. to drink liqi thics q employees of the Carotin r a few drinks; a tighten* \ of this type are wine in oeoDle who must ? - Liaun u tut. This seems to udent affairs in Noliq and the previous only be< Life offices. to resp< that regulations ji^^y irand at is that he made suppose the party did in- when a ad qualms about student he was wrong. iildn't it be nice if USC I ted university would t io as he did. added, i Russell House want ^ ration which ad- ^easur "I work for Dr. does n cercise the right measur lave liquor at the circum; Mild have, im- by the , liquor would be he ballroom and The o vithin it. This he guests ras present at the should 1 are mat ; at a recent staff If alio sed a mocking thepers >n of liquor at the actions rn was relieved regulati ;rt E. Alexander \ heir act 11, that a vice It is not orry about such universi lies do not weigh fie student affairs The o particip before g s claim to be respect lg of liquor by body. S> l UPfeNT mKTY I aor at USC. uestic a students. Residents id the rules of consum] the residence halls h iere is an alcohol profc luor is available to stuc ?r and wine. How are si jet administrators or id follow their examp] available to them in tli various events? Ho (d to learn respect for a idministrators directly 3 break the rules? ^resident James B. He a:? i ? anc uu acuuu uecause "I support Jim Camp s contributions to the ed by this one incident, ot want his contrifa ed by this one inciden stances warrant some s president. P0Ani7Prc of fko *>*?* + ?? - m+r vjl VtlV pUl tJT j innocent of the regu oe reprimanded and w ie to be followed, not to wed to go unpunished ons involved may get tl are exempt fro ons. Indeed, if they do ions are exempt from s in the intprpst nf tho ty as a whole for this i >ne result of the inci ants should have cons oing ahead with the pa; which will be present Theft From page ' 9M*1 I ones used constructed placed ther< remain ui properly r# Grftchen director of Russell Hoi the movie fi off as a loss to bring "W< $639.25, and was deposit $144 was i , cUtional $2(K I )t a financia "This mone gregtly, by used jt," La ' A campui said the in tinuing. )ned *1 Life Services )tion of beer and ist summer and >lem on campus. lents on campus, tudents supposed even learn from le when liquor is le Faculty House w are students mthority and law Y involved with ilderman said he of the party and bell and I don't university to be " The Gamecock >utions to USC 4- U..1 AL L CIU1CI, UUl uie ort of reprimand excluding those ilations, if any, arned that rules be broken. for this action, le idea that their ?m university ' go unpunished, uch regulations, students or the to be permitted. dent which the idered seriously rty is the lack of t in the student o ? ? i 20A by banks, will be to ensure funds e late at nig^t will ^ ji^A ? i ... naisuiroea until trieved. Laatsch, assiptagt programming for Jse activities, said inds will be written J. She said the coft oodptock" here was I since only $495.19 ea, a loss of aboyt realized. The adf would have made 1 success, she said, y affected us, nqt t we could have i#t8ch said. s police spokesman veftig#tloo is coil