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South Caroliniana Library Horseshoe V# C studem a-tist ,< 1 friday Poetry's Golden Age p. 8 B M Mr* whafi April 27, 1984 W8 HP H m BL Bl JE$ _ Fw University of South Carolina Gamecocks win p- II H R ^HP m Vol. 76, No. 87 Student Sen; By Kathleen Earles A bill allocating $25,110 of student activity fees to hire a Student Government adviser was passed by the Student Senate after lenethv debate in the Senate's final meeting of the term Wednesday. Academics Chairman Steve Loflin proposed the bill saying, "We need a continuity of leadership." The bill specifically states "the need for a Student Government adviser has been established, and there will be a positive balance carried into the Student Activity Fund, therefore, be it enacted that $25,110 of that balance be allocated to create a full-time advisement oosition for Student Government." The job title of the SG adviser will be Assistant Director of Student Activities for Student Government. THE CONTROVERSIAL bill passed after motions to table it and a roll call to verify a quorum failed. SG President Glenn German, in an address to the Senate prior to the vote, called an ad viser "a tremendous asset" and "an investment for effectiveness." Concerns arose among senators regarding the funding of the SG adviser's salary. SG Treasurer Connor Baker said the salary would come from unused funds allocated to student organizations for the year. These funds are normally carried over into a fall supplementary funding process and are available for allocation to student organizations. Baker said surplus funds of approximately $56,000 will be available for next ,fall, and the salary would be taken from this amount. Broadway ac By Amy Bedenbaugh Hanging around Broadway stage doors pai actress Isabel Powell. She got her first break into show business w in for an actress in a Broadway musical who g< before showtime. ' I' U a *v\ ?ipI/-?i1 nine ^ 'CViu T a A 1 Ann ' ' onH D/\i i iiw inudi^ai waa uuui uv niuug, aiiu 1 u with her sister, actress Fredi Washington. Powell paid tribute to her sister and othe Americans who touched her life in a 1< Wednesday. POWELL'S LECTURE was part of USC's Scholar Lecture Series and was co-sponsored of Columbia Inc. Powell credited her sister for helping to lai of singer/pianist Bobby Short, singer/actress actress Ruby Dee. Washington made films in such places as Ja Indies and New York, and "danced all over said. "In Paris, she taught the Prince of Wales 1 Bottom."' I1C? 1 ntin nnlir UU LQ (.III puill By Johnny Boggs The United States could become involved ii war if its Latin-American policies are r Nicaraguan diplomat charged Wednesday. "We watched how the American people suf late 1960s and early '70s," said Franc counselor for political affairs of the Nicarag Washington. "We do not wish to see a Vietnam-like situ; of the world. We suspect that the people of t do not wish to see another Vietnam-like situ; UNLESS PRESIDENT Ronald Reagan cl American policies ? including the rec Nicaraguan harbors ? or a new administra war could come, he said. There are two trends in Latin American c bell told an audience of almost 200 i Auditorium. "The first trend leads to peace through i said. "It is one that results because of resp United States and Latin America. It is bj mutual respect." L ite approves Baker confirmed the supplemental budget is guaranteed, but Sen. Ray Ricchi said, "They're counting on students not spending all their allocated funds. If they (organizations) spend all of their money, where is the monev for an adviser's salarv eoine to come from? " A SIMILAR bill for a SG adviser appeared before the 1983-84 Senate allocating a $21,000 salary. However, at the time of approval, two-thirds of the Senate was not present and the bill did not go into effect. Hnance Committee Chairman lony t'rice said, "The amount of money has varied, but we're talking about a small amount for an effective Student Government. It will really pay in the lonj? run." Sen. Barry Wall, a Finance Committee member, said, "I tried to stress we need someone for continuity but the fact is we haven't looked into all of our options. I don't think it's our responsibility to pay for this salary." German said (JSC President James Holderman said he would appropriate funds for one-half of a SG adviser's salary. The Senate, however, refused the offer. Ricchi said the Senate would rather not take the money now to ensure having funds available from Holderman for later uses, including emergencies. "MY QUESTION is this: how can Student Government afford to pay for an adviser when many student organizations are not fully funded and free films are being cancelled? "AFRO President-elwCt Melvin Stroble said. Many senators argued that the Senate w&8* tress lectures ,d off for black piayeci Afro-American by Jack 'n* Jill Broadway actress Isabel Powell inch the careers Lena Home and WASHINGTON IS now in woman," Powell said. "She i maica, the West of show business." the world," she Powell said she first met Adam Powell Jr., while doi to do the 'Black shows. His mother was pi "Harlem," and she introduci :ies dangerous, The second trend leads to i a Vietnam-like Niearaguan people want to a lot changed, a CHARGES BY the U.S. g? fered during the ding aid to HI Salvador are f isco Campbell, The Niearaguan governmt uan Embassy in officials to discuss the charj ministration has not responi ation in our part International Court of Justic he United States United States said it would ation." court decision. "Could this be an admitta i^nonc hie I Qtin thp Av/>rfrhrAii/ r\f ent mining of Campbell said, Nicaragua hi ition takes over, internal affairs. ountries. Camp- THE SOMOSA family, wl in the Calcott 300,000 Nicaraguans ? 50,0 rule, he said, negotiation,",he During the past 4'A years, >ect between the cent and the infant death ra ised on respect, He said Nicaragua suppor democracy, but the support bill for full-tii . n < > w :. ' . - .. P-) : '\;(\:'p:^^A':' ' Debating a bill Glenn German addressed the Student Senate Wedr SG adviser. too new to decide on the issue. "I'm not against having an adviser ? it's a necessity. But I feel that trying to adopt this bill in the last Senate meeting of the year with new senators really doesn't represent the campus very well," Ricchi said. In other Senate action: <J$e Senate unanimously passed a bill adopting the $53,280 budget for SO use, following in Afro- Ameri "We were gc J&fc, if he could ric .. theater). He c< HfiPffe/ then," Powell Isabel and A 44HK WAS < U^wf' ?, ^ then, that was " Adam's fath -1r'' * had to be bap v. performed the "I invited ai Phntn hu I rut larWxnn all cat in thp 1 fighting. I was Powell's hus her mid 70s and is "a beautiful City Council ai s retired now and wants no part ty, Powell said HE SPONS her husband, leading politician most of which ing one of her first Broadway tin Luther Kin laying her aunt in the show Powell said 2d them. reminds her oi HI ft * *? m rlai muaidyuaii ui| war, he said, but added that the Lvoid war. f Dvernment that Nicaragua is sen- , \ alse, Campbell said. Wg UO HOt :nt h,fs ask,cd'? mec. with u.s. a Vietnam-li jes, he said, but the Reagan added. When Nicaragua asked the IH OUT Pc :e for a ruling on the mining, the world " not abide by any international ?Nicaragi ince of guilt?" Campbell asked. FranCI! le Somosa dictatorship in 1979, i is been involved in improving its ^ hich ruled for 45 years, murdered 00 during the last two years of its Although tl lead to an Eas illiteracy has decreased by 40 per- States has bet te has been cut in half. turn of the ce ts El Salvador in its efforts for a "The policy is only moral. an East-West me adviser __ 3fr ;3| ' J*|2 vg^MBHre ^ "te. I '' ^:l?;?fft'' lr^?^ . ^ WBh J I Photo by Joseph Garnatt lesday about the advantages of hiring a full-time a 10-minute recess so all senators could review the bill. A bill calling for the allocation of $2,000 of SG funds to support the Off-Campus Student Services Handbook was passed. Senate President Oscar Prioleau referred a bill on the updating of annual relicensing procedures to the Rules Committee, since the bill deals with a change in SG codes. See "Senate," page 5 iran Saripc ;tting ready to go to the matinee, and he asked le in the cab. It was only one block (to the )uld have walked. He was turning himself on said. dam dated for three years until they married in i Baptist preacher and 1 was a showgirl. Back a no-no!" she said. er. who was also a BaDtist minister, said Isabel tized after the marriage. The Rev. Powell Sr. baptism. 1 the chorus girls from the Cotton Club. They balcony to watch me be baptized. I came up sure he would drown me," she said. ;band was the first black member of New York nd the first black Congressman in New York Cil. ORED about 70 bills over his term in office, were passed, including the bill that made Marg's birthday a national holiday, she said. presidential hopeful, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, ' her late husband. plomat says wish to see |Jj5? ke situation he Reagan administration says Nicaragua could it-West confrontation, Campbell said the United ;n involved militarily with the country since the ntury. of the present administration is not one against confrontation," he said.