Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SG's cu From Staff R Every spring, licensed stud budgets to the Senate Finance Cc most of those organizations' bud organization consistently receiv* student activity fee revenues. That organization is Student Go Each year a part of students' Student Government ? next yeai According to Student Goven Lynch, 10 percent goes to Studer cent goes into a fall contingency percent is allocated to e] organizations. Lynch said he thinks this 10 per "Student Government needs ti operate the whole system." he sai "We're going to have a tough 3 like any other organization. Wc said. Lynch presented Student Go budget, which totals 147.500, tc mittee April 23. "We (Student Government) c News briefs Future directions for monetary policy and the choice of an exchange rate system will be examined by a group of internationally prominent economists May 1 anH V. The invitational con ivivuvb, nuivu will uc IIC1U bv USC's College of Business Administration, was organized by economics professor Michael Connolly. Representatives from major universities around the world and some of the largest banks and investment firms will participate. The professional conference will be preceded Anml OA U,. ? ?? J n^i 11 ou uy <x uiic-uay Carolina Currency Conference open to the public. Subjects will include how the gold standard works, forecasting money market rates and where interest rates are going. The fee for the April 30 conference is $95 for the first registrant and $50 for each additional registrant from the same company or organization. Information can be obtained by writing to the Daniel Management Center, USC College of Business Administration, Columbia, SC 29208 or by calling 777-2231. The National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering has contributed S9.000 for scholarships to r to/~? " * ??*- - en&me*rnng scuaenis. | NACME scholarships are given to minority students who need financial assistance and have demonstrated the academic ability to succeed in engineering . The organization gave more than S2J million in grants to 2,800 students in 114 engineering schools this year. The GAMECOCK is th? stu4?rrt newspaper o* tt*? Urvv?r*cty of SowtJi C **o'<rta arid r* pubftshad three timM a wre?fc on Wondtyi. Wednesdays and Fr?da<* duorvg the fad and spring samesters aod ooca weekly on Wednesdays during both wmmw m?>on* with tha en caption of un-versrty hofcdays and examination penods Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of tha wfitors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Caro6rt? is an equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is tha publisher of the GAMECOCK. Tha Student Media Office is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK Change of address form*, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK. Box 85131. Russell House, University of South Carolina, Columbia. S.C. 29208 Subscriotinn rates are $5 50 per semester and $2 (or the summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Cotumbin. S.C I t of bud port* ent organizations submit tmmittee, and every spring gets are cut. However, one js 10 percent off the top of vernment. activity fees is allocated to r's is $475,000. oment Treasurer Spencer it Government itself, 5 perfund and the remaining 85 Ligible licensed student cent funding formula is fair, be money. We need it to d. rear ahead of us. We're just ; have to conserve," Lynch vernment's fiscal 1961-'82 the Senate Finance Com mi so drastically tnat next L* I get consi year we'll be cutting corners," Lyn Stiwfont riAVttrnmmit'o fttntfo ?- -www NUIVUli 19 AUIIW secretaries who answer the Stu telephones, type correspondence other general office duties. Also included in Student Governn for the president and his executh earns $2,250 for his year's work, receives $1,850. The treasurer get! gets $300. In addition to his stipend, the pr fund at his disposal. Student Go\ Boswell said the only withdrawal h< fund was money to buy a Carotin President Walter Mondale during 15. The Student Government budg< members of the campus judiciary, workers and Student Government e Carolina Cares, USC's Christn $1,950 of the money. Lynch said he "sympathizes" wil ^1? i i??A. uui 111 ukj uuugei process. l*>ok ai bare necessities to exist," he said. r - j ? = i ; / - : t ; j ? ; t - * |||M1 ^ MM| > stent [" I v;i? SMtiu. pay for two full time ident Government office and senate bills and do r aent's budget are stipends 1 re officers. The president while the vice president ? $1,500 and the secretary esident has a contingency fernment President John 5 has made from his $1,500 la jacket for former Vice Ills campus visit April 14;t also pays stipends for homecoming election poll lection exDenses. E-i las charity drive, takes [j th organizations that were |i ; us. We now only have the i i . - . f : r ^ v 4i fi P? ?^ JB (BP? j fife * ' 'fe:. >0. 2X|jz-'}fl-^_~JfijSr^T^V'ij^fz~rr=v jim:* ^ is ^^^VEnl ; f4? 3feffn is SERO >000 Blossom St. In 5-Poir FREE! lt'S\ George Ro roML. COllEG * PLACER 'N u | Htumon The Jewelry wa 2909 Piatt springs v 9 til 6 Mon.-J ^ )j | Jilt r/jMnn! SSsSK . >. I eps i. 256-0530 - I 'ours... gers / \ ,e Ua\ E s A V \ V ? irehouse id., w. Cola. lj Sat. 11 I