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University Receives
Grant «f $223,200
\ gr.ini of 1221.200 tor tht* College ol EdiKjt ton's division tor
t*\trpium.il children wj> .tnnouneed Fiidj\ b\ ('»mgre * «uun
Hubert G Stephens Jr
The grant eame from ihe l* S Department «H Health. Kdu
eaiittn and Welfare Congressman Stephen* >od ihe grant
would go lor a program to train teachers. upem-mrs anti
researchers to work with handicapped children
[)r Startler \insworth. assistant dean ol the College ol Mu
tation sod he thought most ol the money would be given out as
fellowships lor graduate students working with exceptional
children
These fellowships are Irani 2400 to $3000 a year to masters
degree students and post masters degree students, he said
He indicated that part of the grant would probably go into
institutional funds to enrich the (ollege itself.
STUDENTS & FACULTY
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ATHENS RADIO-TV
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Crowded Seating at Auditorium
Prompts Student Senate Debates
Anyone for SkiinR?
One of Ihe severest winter storms in recent years dumped a
load of snow and ice on Ihe Athens area late Fridav night and
provided enough ol the while slull lor these two students to
have a fling at some real skiing nt<ir Russell Hall Although
most local streets were iced over reports showed no increase
in traffic accidents. A number ol area schools dosed but ihe
University remained open ' I’hoio by Dwain Fitzpatrick i
PREVIEW MEETING
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having a second preview meeting and a second Dale Carnegie
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Next to Davis House Cafeteria
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Dr Stonewall C. King Jr.
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By STEVE STEW ART
Crowded seating at a Cul
tural Allairs concert resulted
last Wednesday night in the
Student Senate's calling lor
the severance of all ties be-
between the University Cul
tural Affairs program and the
Athens Community Concert
Series.
The Athens group holds $10
season tickets for a block of
seats lor all Cultural Affairs
events in the Fine Arts Audi
torium. where crowded condi
tions at recent concert of The
Hague Philharmonic orches
tra irritated Sen Edward
Hough i Graduate Sc hool >.
Why do you sell reserved
seats that cover about half the
space available to anybody**"
he asked Peggy Orr. chair
man of the Senate cultural
affairs committee, in the
meeting Wednesday
Students, who pay quarter
ly Cultural Affairs fees, are
being charged and ihe only
seats available to us are
rotten ones. Pough com
plained
Miss Orr replied that be
fore the Hague performance,
the auditorium had never
been tilled for a concert and
there was no reason for stu
dents to complain. Later in
the meeting, however she
introduced a motion on be
half of her committee calling
for the abolishment of any
relations with the Athens
Community Concert Series.
The motion passed immedi
ately
Student activities director
John Cox. who was present,
had said earlier that his de
partment would support any
stand taken by the Senate
MA MOTION TABLED
In the M» mreting. the
Senate tabled a special com
mittee's motion that the SGA
take one-year tentative
membership in the National
Student Association.
John Hatcher was ap
proved as student government
adviser to community rela
turns, and the Associated
Women Students and the Unit
ed parly were recognized as
official campus organiza
tions
An election code proposed
by the Senate elec tions com
mittee was held up for a spe
cial meeting next Wednesday,
when it will be debated, pos
sibly revised and probably
ratified And a committee
was appointed to investigate
why newly announced housing
regulations were not brought
to the Senate before their
adoption
YEAR’S AFFILIATION
Jack Brookner < Graduate
School i. who chaired the spe
cial committee on the NSA.
recommended that the SGA
affiliate for a year with the
national organization and
reconsider its membership at
the end of that year.
The cost would be only $21
lor the first year, said Brook
ner. and NSA offers useful
personnel services and finan
cial aid. The SGA would be
bound only to the extent they
want to be" by membership,
he continued, saying the
NSA's image in some minds
as a politically left-wing
group would not hurt the Un
iversity.
Citing a number of South
ern universities — including
Clemson. the University of
North Carolina and the Un
iversity of Alabama -that are
NSA members. Brookner
said:
■‘Since the NSA has a fair
number of conservative col
leges in it. I don't think we’d
be hurting ourselves too much
bv affiliating."
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Phono 404, 762-1754
at the Bulldog Room!”
Yes, alter class, after a game, or just anytime.
Hardee s Bulldog Room is Ihe place lo gather.
Only Hardee's hamburgers are CHARCO-
BROILED FOR REAL COOKOUT FLAVOR. For
proof, check out the grill marks on every
hamburger, cheeseburger and Huskee.
Meet at caleteria-style Hardee s ..
the "in" place to eat out.
'Tfohdees
charco-broiled cookout flavor
MO B*At*r StTMt
encesithought othet wise
The University of Georgia
has a very important name to
preserve and it would not be
enhanced by associating with
a leftist-leaning organiza
tion. Baxter answered
He read a length lv resolu
tion by the University's Young
Republicans club urging the
University to stay out.
"I'm a Democrat, he con
cluded fierily. "but I support
their views'
Terry Smith (Ag Hill Coun
cil) pointed to several un
iversities that had withdrawn
from the NSA because of its
political activities. He said he
opposed membership on such
grounds as the NSA's defense
of Japanese students rioting
against former President
Dwight Eisenhower, and the
NSA s protesting the firing of
college teachers known to be
communists.
Brookner's motion was ta
bled on the motion of Mike
Donovan (Arts and Sciences!,
who asked that it not be consi
dered until the Senate hears a
report on the University's
membership in the Associat
ed Student Governments
The report, to be given by
SGA Secretary Carol Spring,
is expected to contain a rec
ommendation that the Un
iversity withdraw from the
ASG. which like the NSA is a
national organization.
HATCHER QUESTIONED
Hatcher's confirmation as
community relations adviser
— a post he has held since
October, but which only re
cently was recognized as sus
ceptible to Senate ratification
— came after only one sena
tor chose to question him.
Edward Pough (Graduate
School) asked what Hatcher's
non-voting seat at Athens city
council meetings entitled him
to do
"Only to address the coun
cil at the beginning and the
end of each session, which any
voting citizen has the right to
do." Hatcher answered
The AWS and the United
party were approved as cam
pus organizations after David
Lucas (Business Administra
tion > reported they had sub
mitted satisfactory constitu
tions to his campus organiza
tions committee.
Lucas' motion for their
approval was passed after
Katie Scarborough empha
sized that AWS has "no
governing function at all," in
response to Hough's question
if AWS was a governing body
"trying to usurp our func
tion.'*
Miss Scarborough repre
sents the Women’s Student
Government Association,
whose members formed AWS
when V^SGA was dissolved
recently
SPECIAL MEET ASKED
The Senate meeting had
lasted over two hours when
Jim Pannell i Business Admin
istration). chairman of the
elections committee, asked
for the special meeting this
week to consider the elections
code Lengthy debate he said,
could be expected on the pro
posal. especially on the cam
paign regulations included
The meeting was scheduled
for 7 o'clock Wednesday night
in law school auditorium A
The new housing regula
tions. Pannell also said, will
be investigated by a special
committee consisting of him.
Lucas. Norah Whallen (Arts
and Sciences) and Toni Ei-
chom (Graduate School i.
The committee will see
why the regulations were
"never brought before the
Senate for the Senate’s con
sideration." Pannell said.
The Senate is a represen
tative group — the closest you
can come to getting the opin\
ion of the student body." Pan
nell explained. ‘I don't ques
tion the motion, but I question
certain people who could have
brought it before student
government and didn’t. "
The new regulations will
allow senior women to live off
campus beginning next fall
quarter and will require soph
omore men to live on campus
beginning in fall 1970.
Cox. answering Pannell.
said he thought the new rules
and been brought to someone
in student government before
their adoption
CABINET SEES RULES
They had been “men
tioned" to SGA President
Robby Williams, said Pan
nell. But he said Williams had
told him the housing depart
ment " didn't give me any
indication it was supposed to
be considered by the Se
nate.' ”
(Williams’ cabinet dis
cussed the regulations before
they were adopted, approving
them on the conditions that
action be taken to equalize
men's and women's housing
regulations, and that no more
high-rise dormitories be con
structed to further increase
dormitory space that must be
kept filled. > \
This was the same meeting
in which the Senate approved
two new residence courts —
one for sorority houses and
another for fraternity houses
— as well as recommending a
change in student athletic
fees assessment and approv
ing a c ampus- wide blood
typing drive. TYiese actions
were reported in last Thurs
day's Red and Black
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