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DECEMBER 3, 1971 Intern Jobs Put Students In Field Anew idea in learning will be offered at West Georgia begin ning winter quarter. Known as the Georgia Intern Program, the Metal Puts Meter Out Of Commission A liquid metal substance temporarily put some 23 parking meters out of commission, ac cording to Lt. Farris of the campus police. One night some two weeks ago someone squirted the substance into the locks on the meters where the money is stored The locks were then inoperable, and the meters soon filled up to capacity with change that couldn’t be removed. The meters are on Brumbelow. In a separate incident, a student has reportedly been apprehended for using “slugs” in the meters. SGA Represented At Chicago Confab Four West Georgia students will be among the several thousand young people who are expected to attend the Emergency Conference for New Voters to be held Dec. 3,4, and 5, 1971, at Loyola University North Campus near Chicago, 111. The conference will be spon sored by the Committee of 100 Student Body Presidents, an affiliate of the Association of Student Governments, which the West Georgia Student Govern ment Association recently joined. Local students who will represent the SGA at this national conclave will be: Steve Roberson, Jeff Reid, Randy Lindsay, and Lee Howell. One of the purposes of this meeting is to launch a National Youth Caucus. This caucus will seek to have an impact on the course of national politics in the 1972 elections. Several widely known speakers will address the delegates to the conference, including: the Rev. Jesse Jackson, director of the 7 5-fitocb m) WHAT IS IT? The Newest Fashions In Ladies Wear WHERE IS IT? On Wedgewood Drive > Off U.S. 27 By-Pass 'Behind k The Wedgewood Inn. educational innovation provides an opportunity for college students to actively participate in public service projects for which they may receive academic credit in addition to a salary. The program will place students in public service agencies in the executive branch of state government. Described by the students who participated last summer as “a break for students fed up with the classroom environment,” the Georgia Intern Program philosophy focuses on a service learning concept. By linking field work with learning, the student will be able to complete a task, acquire specific and useful in formation about particular issues, and develop general knowledge and skills in in terpersonal relationships and problem solving. Students who are interested in participating in this program should contact SGA president Don Smart or Dr. Wells in the Political Science department. Southern Christian Leadership Conference’s “Operation Breadbasket;” Rep. Paul McClosky, California congressman who is challenging President Nixon for the Republican nomination; and Rep. Shirley Chisholm, Democratic congresswoman who may seek her party’s nomination. Wrtr'W I WioJ I ■jwiTV tw ri6ht mt foodV GA. HEALTH FOOP uesr GA- MALL THE WEST GEORGIAN TRAFFIC SURVEY CONDUCTED “May I ask your destination, please?” This was the question that was asked of every car leaving the West Georgia campus last week during the traffic survey, conducted by the State Highway Department. The Survey was to gather information concerning the patterns of traffic flow by college students and was to aid in planning for future road and street routes in Carrollton. Freshmen Can Now Drivel Vehicles operated on campus during final exam week will not have to be registered with the college police, according to Police Chief D. H. Johnson. The announcement is a result of the suspension of Section D sub paragraph 1 and 2 of the West Georgia College Traffic Code for the period of Dec. 6 through Dec. 10. According to Johnson, this will permit students with unregistered cars, especially freshmen to operate their vehicles on campus for loading and unloading purposes and to commute to and from the campus for finals. Johnson emphasized that all other traffic rules would be enforced during the week of finals. v Cone in ANO CHOOSE FROM OUR SELECTION OF FINE MINES DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED BEERS DELICATESSEN MEATS IMPORTED CHEESEf ASSORTED SREAD&f l Qmj iUftt | |j ICnw eiuip fUf Fashions in Ladies And t Men’s Wear West Georgia Shopping Center 834 6666 Carrollton PAGE THREE