Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< Hf , ;';;;; V" i. !" . .*.. Unbeknownst to the generi ploys animals as well as elve recruiting two employees at I TJUI 1? J Ill IUU election disputed By Steve Wong Gamecock Staff Writer The vice presidency of the Russell House University Union, RHUU. Executive Council u/n? denied to Ronnie Jowers this past Monday, but because of a violation in parliamentary procedure, Jowers may have technically been elected. I ZIP-KLEEN 1 tl DftY CLEANING j j 1 1 hour cleaning I I 4 hour laundry I I 6 days a week I [1 M-P 7:30*.m.-4 p.m. B' f'i SAT. 7:Ma.m.-3p.m. Jj^OMoinStJj Study Break. Ruse Wed. & T j||||& ..^HHHH^^^^n^E^EHSSBgl W :"%V Dava Roback ? OAMKCOCK >1 multitude, Santa Claus em? finrlntf rhriatmcB Ka la the coliseum Wednesday night. | Jowers, chairman of the RHUU Fine Arts Committee, was the only candidate for the position recently vacated by Pam Moody. When the secret ballot votes were tallied, the results were five votes for Jowers, none against and six abstentions. According to the by-laws of the executive council, a two-thirds majority is required for election. But the council also follows "Robert's Rules of Order," i|jg||?gMiS?|| D L. U l"1 Iuvutii nuusB Teenage Cruisers! ATLANTIC It Take Off I Felicia I lell House Cafeteria 'liurs., Dec. 13 & 14 11 pm - 4 am Ne i will By Peggj Gamecock S A course entitled "Oral H history through verbal acc help students trace their thrOUffh the histnrv rtpnnrti the spring semester 1979. "The students will intervi significant contributions to relatives or friends who ha mentioned in the history bo course Instructor, said. TWO COURSE SECTIO cording to Tom Terrill, i course. One section will ai and the other will accent the class will meet about s twice a week. Class time will be d< demonstrations on techni terviews. Students will als< and have consultations with the students' individual pr "In Africa, the people usually the most ancient p griot was trained in the po\ memorize events of his vi from generation to generati oral history course at USC1 said. "THE COURSE will fo relative to black and white since most students will nc out of this region," she sa The book Roots by Ale; wmcn stipulate mat absent! be counted. John Foster, president executive council, said ac< to "Robert's Rules" , technically won. "It was common mistake," he said RHUU SPECIAL I COLLI 4-member teams cc USC championship. Deadline for entries $5.00 Entry 1 More information a are available in Ro< Russell House or ca y Presenting I DEAR S X a collection c & 1867 by a yo y by Beaufort Meet Mr. Cur \ and Dr. Jose] L editor of the y from t SATURI V A delightful \ mCoxr w histc help tr< y Brady H Writer istory," designed to teach :ounts of the past and to "roots" will be offered ment for the first time in ew people who have made our country, or who have ive done so, yet were not oks," Grace McFadden, a >NS will be offered, acinother professor of the ccept 15 undergraduates, 10 graduates. Terr ill said ;ix times during the year svoted to lectures and ques for conducting in3 meet with small groups ?the professors to discuss ojects. had a "griot" who was erson in the village. The ver of memory and would llage and transmit them ion," McFadden said. The will be similar to this, she <2us mainly on subjects ! people in the Southeast, >t have access to records id. c Haley has rejuvenated ons not Foster said council meeting e Monday to discui lording to uphold the ele Jowers just a Jowers said, I. president." PROGRAMS CO! 'RESENTS ECrE tmpeting for the Open to all full-tim 5 Inn 17 ft n m 5 jail# a i ^ ptiii* Fee per team. nd entry forms >m 209 of the ill 7130. Tlce DM! ISTER >f letters writt< ung teacher fr Book Company tiss S. Hitcbcc ^ine W. Mart book, on FRIDAY, DEC 12 noon to 2 p )AY MORNING [ book with a d i? for coffee an ?sV>sV UKCAMPUI >ry cours 4 j. uce root interest in family geneology, anc this course to trace their roots Fadden said. Many universities in the United S of this nature, Terrill said. He pr will provide students with a new study of history. "MANY RESEARCHERS beco the people they interview because i relate situations that have been minds for years. I think it opens u eyes and teaches him something his own biases and prejudices," \ Terr ill, who will teach the lab course, has almost a decade of e< history behind him. He has writtei of the tariff and one a collection of o from the 1930's. He was also the c for the Gardener's Son, a film aboi Graniteville, S.C. in the late 1800' He is presently working on a n 1934 textile strike which invol workers, many of whom worked McFADDEN, WHO will teach aspects of the course, earned he history with an emphasis on ora tended numerous oral history coll( in Switzerland in 1974. For the past been taping oral reports of black 1 summarized into a mini-media se The course will be beneficial majors, especially those of histc education and psychology, Terrill like to see USC progress in the history," he said. an emercren<?v o J |??? will be called is whether or not Sfflr ^1 ction results. "I will be vice ^ VIMITTEE Dollar E W L 11 Friday. B for *1.0 e students. Pm? number "! ? 921 As I > (Nexl it I 1 Card issel house U I 79' k CMH&l 3n on Hilton Head I 3m Connecticut. P at $7.96 >c1l, grandson of the In, USC English De] EMBER 8TH m. and 3 - 5 p.m. 01 FROM 11 a.m. - 1 p elightful history be d hear all about It! t book t roan I nh, 6 s' I students can use if they wish, McItates offer courses edicted the course dimension of the me captivated by the people actually engulfed in their p the researcher's about himself and ie said. or aspects of the conomic and labor n furn Krvrtlrc %? *.tt v mwiui u11c ral histories taken onsulting historian ut a mill worker in s. ew film about the ved over 450,000 in South Carolina. the black history r degree in black 1 history. She at>qui, including one five years, she has fiistory, soon to be ries. -if w auiia ui tui ry, anthropology, said. 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