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4 Look inside for weekly entertainment guide on pages 8 & 9! Th" Gomecoch Founded 1908 Volume 77, No. 33 University of South Carolina October 19, 1984 SG Senal By Amy Bedenbaugh A resolution that USC Studen peaceful solution to the problems in ed at Wednesday's Student Senate Calling for the dismantling of U.l American troops from Honduras, tl by a humanities and social sciences last summer talking to Nicarag newspapers and human interest gr< "We are supporting the wrong f< said Sen. Leslie Jones, a senior phil believes the United States shouh peacemaking efforts and not the overthrow the Nicaraguan governn THE U.S. should cut off all mil Jones said, and help all the people El Salvadoran government." Jones presented the "peace alte Field F Engineering won't hurt By Cal Harrison Facilities Planning is not sure planned engineering center will be officials said its construction wi terfere with the intramural progra USC decided in September to bu million SwearingenCenter on Field tramural and band practice field, b price was too high for the property south owned by South Carolina Gas Co. and Southern Railway. In a Sept. 17 issue of The Gatr intramurals official said the site w< a "great deal of conflict" v programs. KATHY BUNN SITO, assist dinator of intramural/recreation submitted a survey Sept. 28 of 12 u to the physical education director, riter, Student Activities Direc Brewer and Capital Planning ( member Dennis Pruitt. USC is at the bottom of the sun compares the number of the sc raw\iirol fioMc t /~\ itr ctnHont LI CI 111U I C41 lltlUd IU 113 31UUVUI Although Bunn Sito's request fields has not been answered, Sy< President of Facilities Planning Di said he was aware of problems new site was considered. "One of the first things we cons what would happen to the peopl Field F. We knew we would h something for the band, and I th decided to use Field A so the band be close to the band hall," Rinke HE ALSO said USC was tryi Benson Elementary School,, r House, to build a new field. I Insi Classified Dateline Entertainment Opinion Sports Booze rules. The USC Alcoho create alcohol policies that are be Campus Queen. A Columbia H< USC Who's chicken? The Gamecoi lege Golden Hawks in soccer, te tables I senate " t Government support a America Central America was tabl- people (1 meeting. Jones, S. bases and withdrawal of based in tie resolution was proposed with 11 senator who said he spent meets oi uan government leaders, Central jups. USC ? world p< jrces in Central America," osophy major who said she "THE i support the Contadora students "contra" forces trying to say anyt nent. before tl Sen. F itary aid to El Salvador, and Soc who are "repressed by the "the bes "The rnative" resolution to the ment of I center cons intramural p Another source, Rink where the the Southern Railroad C built, but "There are two spui II nr?f in. u/hirh ic alrMriv ruit of m. may become USC prope ild the $15 us a lot of land to deve ! F, the in- The tracks, which ri ecause the Physical Education Cen one block put out of commission t Electric & tion project uptown. \ecock, an rf!h Their "0ne 0f the f'rSt sidered was wha to the people who ant coor- r r ai sports, knew we wouli Dic^Fer- something for the tor jerry it was decided tc ommittee |he band WOUld Stl \/ey, which band hall... " hool's inilation. for more SyStBl >tems Vice of F; ave Rinker before the idered was RINKER SAID the e who use lanc* on each side i ave to do owner of the land surr< link it was The center may occuj would still eluding the USC Poli< r said. Street and the SCE&Gb Catawba Streets. ing to buy He said USC was sti lear- Bates chase of the SCE& j b used by USC for stora : ?I Mi de 16 2 On 1 n nursii U have schol; 1 Policy Task Force wants to no stricter than they have to ? 4 Kapp orgar ill coed has been crowned Miss $500, 10 Hold behal ^ks shut out the Mercer Col- Willi; 5-0 11 chair Bobb A at Central Am to inform people of the interests going on ana iry 10 get groups logeiner 10 snow sup there)," he said. , a member of the Presbyterian Peacemaki i Raleigh, N.C., traveled to Nicaragua la other members "just as interested persons ice a month with a Columbia interest gr< American conflict, he said. students should become more aware and i clitics, Jones said. RE COULD possibly be a draft and a w would be directly affected. It will then be hing. The time to raise your voice abou he event." loss Toyne, who represents the College of 1 ial Sciences, supported Jones' resolution ;t thing we can do to promote peace." passing of this resolution would show th the university to that region of the worl truction Hp l wouia happen band, and I think ill be close to the m Vice President acilities Planning tracks and 100 yards may be given to the funding them, USC. ?y the entire block in:e station on Wheat uilding at Sumter and i found a Jacquelyn Burns II negotiating the pur- c ? 5,Q ^ uilding,which is being . 8 oe L oney raised foi ny Bedenbauflh mon( e month after the death of USC soroi r?.g student Barbara Lynn "Bob- end c Rossi, members of her sorority grou raised about $1,500 to start a raise arship fund in her name. all d by tl lmni and parents of her sorority, a Delta, and other campus Th lizations have pledged about endo ana ubt president James used erman contributed $1,000 on with f of the university, said Susan will 5, Kappa Delta member and seme man of the fund, to be named the ii Rossi Memorial Scholarship. Th ea businesses have also pledged acad eoqjsos JO erican resoli in Central said. "This is not the allocation of iport ot the contest. I his is something importa Sen. Rodney Brown, Athletics ing Center, Committee chairman, said the resc ist summer of our (Student Senate's) power ar He also decide." Dup on the "WEARE a non-partisan body, involved in affairs directly relating 10 USC," know that this is the view of the si Jones said he is not giving up on ar, and the tinue to bring it up at Senate meet too late to "We should look closer at what' t it is now, the student body's position will be also hopes to start a Central Ar Humanities campus. , calling it The group would be "primarily e ming students of "what's going on ip OAmmit. or/s intorocto/i Knt cot; ii'c o nnnfnoi IV WV/lllllill- 41 V UIIVIVJIVU) UUl Jt* J JI J U VUllIU^l d," Toyne know what's going on." y ^ ^?2?3BSi &* - v isit^ roSiL .... a . ^j -1 'W^ ST. feM:; SJWb^a^# ' ? fill ? -/ ~-^[ sb-' ~-- JotT v..<. ,v. W^sffo}^^ :Br ' * = Bg-__ 1SSfr7imBsu i peanut , of Columbia, finds a peanut at Wednesday's soccer gan story, pane 11. r Bobbi Rossi scl ;y to the scholarship, which the to a femal< ity hopes will total $10,000 by the reminds u >f the school year, Willis said. The student, w p is planning spring semester fund lege of Nu rs to make up the difference after tee, must lonations are received, hopefully she said, s le end of this semester, she said. ing progrt The coi e money will be invested in USC'^ "campus wment fund, and interest will be grades, ai for the scholarship, which along Kappa De money from more fund raisers pay "full tuition for two Rossi, ? sters," she said. ducted S( death Sep le scholarship, J>ased high 22 miles : emic standards, will be awarded Bluff Roa H i ution funds for a banana-eating nt." /Community/Off-Campus >lution is "not in the realm id not our responsibility to Our purpose is to deal with ' Brown said. "We don't tudents." the resolution and will conings. ! -1 J _ * J _ t A s going on ana aeciae wnai said Jones, who said he nerican interest group on ducational" he said, inforimmediately. Most people ng issue because they don't tejl Photo by Jmnifw Wooton ie. The Gamecocks beat Mercer liolarshin i nursing student "who most s of Bobbi," she said. The ho will be chosen by the Colrsing's Scholarship Commitbe a rising junior or senior, tnd "really get into the nursim." mmittee will be looking for involvement more than id she doesn't have to be a lta or a greek." i 20-year-old junior, was abjpt. 17 and found shot to t. 20 in a wooded area about south of Columbia off Old id.