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rag ggj jflpamhrml(^ jjp t-H.'ji])us 131Y HB Jbbe3 S M SSB ^Bw^s^rai?ras?Hw ^ | . ^ j j|j| jp j|jj ?L^ Jffl Friday Volume LXX, No. 10 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. Sept. 19, 19BO | Money for stuck ! cr? A _ 11 . oun aiu By Tammy Kilpatrick Staff Writer The student senate allocated money to five student organizations Wednesday, warning that the money will run out before all organizations' requests are filled. The Finance Committee, which recomm anrl A/I I"1 n 1 1 Art o f i f J rx J iii vnuvu me auuvanuiis, iuhucu organizations this fall on a first come, first serve basis. "They've all been given a fair shot at it," Chairperson Dorothy Stefan said. "We are going to run out of money before we get to all the organizations." Thirty organizations haven't received allocations yet. Four media organizations and the intramural sports program were allocated more than $33,000 of the $48,488 available to students. THE NEW CRUCIBLE received $9,478 for three issues. No editors are being paid. a ne uarnei ana tsiacK receivea $z,ttOO to pay for programs that would raise $6,000 for the organization, Stefan said. WUSC received $4,500 for new equipment, and the Media Office received $750 to pay for staff members' business trips. Intramural Sports received $15,895, the largest allotment. The money was divided between salaries and new equipment. IN OTHER SENATE business. Judicial Committee Chairman Peter Shahid suggested that the Student Government position be eliminated. The issue, to be considered by the Rules Committee, questions the necessity of the position. Barbie McKie hold, the job. Student Governi.ient Vice President Jeff Floyd urged the senators to study the constitution ?nrl nthpr nriiv??rcit\/ ovw^nfiuo offices before making a decision. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE also reported its recommendation that the Association of Afro-American Students' revised 1980-81 budget be monitored. Afro's budget, frozen when 18 violations were A lot of 1 Russi By Nancy Richmond maintenance staff Writer does not need If the last movie von saw Maintenanc at the Russell House theater the situation, left you a little hot under the overall aii collar, you already know problem in t about the building's air- Stiehr said. H< conditioning problem. minor probh The system is having areas, but n "isolated" problems, said working with Pete Stiehr of the building Director Tom ?\ I j .-? f/2&S ;nt groups will U discovered this summer, will be tentatr freed. In an executive session, Supreme C< appointments were decided. Mark Jos Sakowski was appointed Supreme O justice and Tony Turner was appoii attornev general. The senate passed a resolution after ! Mike Doherty suggested that USC cons residence hall security a top priority studying campus security problems. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Presic Larry Kellner made his State of University Address at the meeting. Kel .said the senate will support the propt Williams-Brice Stadium expansion, wl would add 5,000 student seats in an u{ aecK. Research by the senate has shown University of North Carolina and Clenr University guarantee students tick Kellner said that could be used w discussing alternative student seating \ the athletic department. Arrangements for a book exchange under way and should be completed spring semester. "We feel it's impor they (students) get the best possible < and not help somebody make some prol Kellner said. KELLNER ALSO SAID the senate "kept a good public face," but ur senators to be careful with the power t have in office. "Try to remember your purpose her not for internal power struggles, or to how much you can benefit, but to see hou can represent the student body as a who he said. The Powers and Responsibility C mittee, chaired by George Minoff, repoi favorably on several committee pointments endorsed by the senate. T include Mike Chibbaro's appointment to Athletic Advisory Committee and Sper J. Lynch's appointment to the Acade Planning Committee. Katnleen O'Don hot air ell House 'unbi center, but it solution. to be replaced. e knows about STIEHR SAID ther but there is no three problem areas r-conditioning theater, Carolina Styles hat building," the west end of the e said there are floor. ems in some Stiehr said the laintenance is perature varies in diff Russell House parts of the building, bi i Otts to find a problem isn't serious pj m *11 'Ji -0 "<&? m & r run out ^ ? x >ii nrsi-co vely and Marcie Mansur were named to the Substance Abuse Committee. 9urt :eph ARNEATHA WATSON was appointed to ourt the Orientation Committee, and Gordon ited Walton, Cindy Williamson and Larry Kellner were appointed to the Cafeteria Sen. Committee. ider i in ........ S Outdoor Opportunity apWednesday's Career Fair, spon the icer attracted the largest number of pa mic engineering students received the neii employers. (Photo by John Parnell earable' on steamx to justify the cost of a new Stiehr ca system. House syst e are Otts said a new system has plex and exf : the been considered, but there it worked 1 5, and are no definite plans for the large buildii third purchase. Otts saic tern- "The air conditioning is proximately 'erent working to its capacity," available t ut the Otts said. "But it is different pi loiieh inadequate. this money, been used ? "Conditions are inhuman directed to in the theater," he said. "It the system, gets unbearable, but is released everything that can be done possible soli has been done." pull air di Stiehr said Carolina Styles putting fre r\ * * * Tlin iL . ml. mgiaa iiasa ocvcicjji "uiciu. i nc ineaier. in f T>| heat is awful in the barber solve some jr-jfll shop, he said, because the he said. S present uflit cannot handle , jj the heat generated in the Stiehr s ?jB shop. system ( sipnaratp handled 3 STIEIIK ALSO SAID he is systems ar not satisfied with the air a commor ci^Q * conditioning on the west end the East it iL! I *1 i.ml- _ ? " t"- t?i me miru lUKir. me air near uami frlf. conditioning in that area is controlled mostly adequate," Stiehr systems o said, "but there are periods the buildii when it becomes un- latest any comfortable." House stay mo Kacic Frank Reed was appointed to the Board of Publications. Eric Holgate was appointed to the Advisory Committee on Campus Resident Life, and Doreen Taradash was appointed to the Committee on Counseling Services. Courts Holland was appointed to a cabinet post of administrative assistant. ^^^Wmhh|9|HDK^PH|HHB|K:^ H :W sored by the Office of Minority Affairs, rticipants, 76, in its history. Job-hunting 1 most encouragement from prospective ') i ' ft I T oday I R H films: j "Sleeping Beauty," L) daVS the Disney animated ^ classic at 7 and 9:30 p.m. lied the Kusseii xhe Muslim ?nsive/^Hesaid Students Assoctawell for such a tion invites all ig Muslim students to its first weekly 1 ls nap meeting in Russell y $1.6 million ? ? o be used for Room 303 irposes. Some of from 12:30 to 2 p.m. ne sa\a, nas noi Tne CiariOSOpniC and could be re- Society Poet's ward improving C|rcle a par. Until this money . ' .F, , otts said, one ticipatory workshop jtion would be to for poets, will meet rectly from the [in the ClariosophicI help circulation, |fc|| on the third Lcoal 'possibly ?f. _L_egare of the problems, a* * |i.ih. m'' * . M' aid the overall I A/^ consists of 23 \fV?c3Uil?P systems, each differently. The e all connected to Today: Sunny with i cowing source, h| h in th gQ d Energy Facility . ^ arell Hall. AH are lows in the 60s. by computer. The Saturday: Sunny perateonly when and turning warmer ng is open. The Sunday. Highs in system in Russell th Q(i sonis 1:30a.m ltflg ^