The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 09, 1981, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Senate By PATTY SUfi Student senators today wi Finance Committee's alloc; recommendation for disbursir aumc (utdiu^ub ui gaiu&cliiuus According to committee committee was to complete d< organizations' appeals for add committee recommendations published today. "We didn't expect the dollai We still have some money Wednesday during the Senate' STUDENT Government Vi said: "They (the committer allocate, and there are appro have requested funding. Hop< out Wednesday (Oct. 14). Unti it's not official anyway." In other business, Wedne! "Gold Tag Day," to be held C nametags so students will recc Cf>n Urn A..U.. < w ? OtTll. UI1I1 VJMC) ddiu VIIC opportunity to talk to their sen Sen. Greg Gangi proposec manently closed. Although tl OCT. l ? A tampon machine in a ladies restroom was broken into. About $4 was stolen. A student was arrested for disorderly conduct at the Gamecock Snack Bar in the Russell House. OCT. 2 ? A man was charged for public drunkenness, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest at the Cameo concert at V/aiimua v,uu&euiu. niicc glass doors were broken out at the coliseum. A female was chased to her dorm by a man she didn't know. A parking meter was stolen from a campus parking lot. OCT. 3 ? $110 was stolen I 5*? I I Hr. Di | *4 Hr. Laundry | M-F 7:30am 6pn fMrnaaBaMUMM G0U 1 A I 796-5507 fj * Daily Lu I; Mor H 'Open til rrndni I 'Carry-out & !| 'Beer. Wir !| Bring th ! a FREEC I j w/a excluding j j valid US' (r \ f r 1UI ICI C.A I i Free Drawing | Tickets fore Oi mBH MM Mii WBBBKBSBBBBBSHHBn To Stu< McCarthy I Writer II begin studying the Senate u: 11 4U? :u ?_ ituuiia uin, uit; cuiuiimiee s ig an additional $322,000 among Chairman Barry Gray, the eliberations Thursday night on itional funding. He said a list of for the allocations was to be r amount to go as far as it has. being allocated," Gary said s regular meeting, ice President Glory B. Gault ; members) have $322,000 to ximately 70 organizations that efully, the final budget will be 1 it's passed by the full Senate, sday, the senators discussed >ct. 16. Senators will wear gold >gnize their senators. oject should give students the ators. 1 that Greene Street be oerle issue has come before the Campu from a Wade Hampton room when the door was left unlocked. A man was charged with assault after he tried to strike a policeman in Capstone parking lot. Two men were caught trying to steal a battery from a car parked in a coliseum lot. The fuel and vacuum lines were cut in a car parked at USC Law Center. Red and black paint was splattered on the walls of restrooms on the third and fourth floors of Russell House. OCT. 4 ? An escapee from the Oregon State Prison was found asleep in the bus stop at Devine and Park Streets. KImh 1 INC. };: ry Cleaning tl / in by 10 out by 2 ! I ri Sat 7:30am * 3pm j j Main St. !i fjfroM | & / Chicken and Ribs w Dinners $2 2to $6 95 540 Knox Abbott Dr. inch Specials v-Thurs ght after the games Drive-thru Service le, and Liquor k ^ri in frir I WVJ M I IV7I >halet Salad ny meal lunch specials G ID required pires 10/23/si) i for 2 pairs of USC ach home game! Mtmimm ? " im J dy Alloc Senate several times in past y in the road being closed. GANGI said he suggested c help students ? especially 1 automobile traffic on school d Gault tabled discussion, Residential Life Committee f( Gangi, chairman of the A mittee, announced that Oktot Hampton Hotel ballroom at 6 The Golden Spur will serv German bands will perform. German Club. THE ATHLETIC Commit UoaH Raclratholl Pno/?h Dill 1 1AVUU JL/UOlWVMUll V/V/UV/ll JLT1.1I J for block seating for bask< spokesman said the member similar to the football block s< The senators also discusser exchange students from Chin community by inviting them i possibly to get involved in Stu Paul Lacoste, Susan Kay< were approved as recipien Teacher Awards. Applications for Who's W Student Government office nc s Lrime A picture window was broken on the first floor of Burney dormitory. OCT. 5 ? A helmet was stolen from a motorcycle parked at the coliseum. A student was sexually assaulted in the second and third floor hallways of Russell House The victim did not press charges. A license plate was stolen from a car parked in [; j Catholic Stude [,-! 1610 Greene St r I b juuuuy /vlasses 11 Monday thru Thursday Mass . . . | Friday Mass I i First Wed. of each month: F I Fr. Stephen L [ j Catholic Car i I ^ ! ! : i % i R nations ears, debate has never resulted losing the road as a measure to landicapped students ? avoid ays. sending the matter to the >r a one-week study. Minority Student Affairs Com>erfest will be held in the Wade p.m., Oct. 24. e German beer, and authentic The affair is sponsored by the ttee reported discussing with Foster last week arrangements etball games. The committee s hope to reach an agreement mating arrangement. 3 getting the Shanxi University a more involved in theCarolina to attend all campus events and dent Government. 3 Davis and Stephanie Winter ts of the Amoco Outstanding ho should be available in the ixt week. nl? ? r>i * oiuasuui oueei oarage. Money was stolen from a machine in the Preston dormitory laundry room. OCT. 6 ? A wallet and a portable radio were stolen from a car parked on Wheat Street. A man wearing only a sports coat was arrested in Pendleton Street Garage. A microphone was stolen from a lounge in the Carolina Coliseum. nt Center, USC j . Tel. 799-5870 ! j 11 a.m. t j 6 p.m. i 10 p.m. I 5 p.m. 7:45 a.m. j acuity/staff lunch 11:30-1:30 I ynch, O.F.M. | | npusMi> [] Six of the best ta millllllMilllll lllHIHI I Upon Reflection Reminiscent of oriental paper art, a modern sculpture at the Welsh Humanities Building rests reflectively on its watery pedestal. The birds are seemingly content to just enjoy the warm weather. Staff Pholo by CAPIRS HAMMOND * \ with a Gamecock Bead Necklace 11 | gold-tone serpentine b] j chain with Carolina-colored b ^ and gold-toned beads- [ | V...-X- on|v *2-95 !.i The Jewelry Warehouse ] 2909 Piatt Springs Rd. W. Cola. [ ] 9 tii 6 Mon. - Sat. 10 "lt'? more than ju?t another jewelry More." I j sting >n W?r I >^^ERLANCER \ THE EXCEPTION @