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VOL. 1-NO. 11 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA, TAMPA, NOVEMBER 16, 1966 Subscription Rife Page 4 / USF's Ideal Coed Miss Aegean Candidates Named Saturday Candidates for the 1967 Miss Aegean Contest from left to right are: Sue Ledford who is being sponsored by Zeta Phi Epsilon, Georgeanna PanagiGtacos, USF Forensic club, Susan Stockton, Bay Players, and Gail Reeves, Cratos. At Aegean Ball By CONNIE FRANTZ THESE final judges will be Sta!f Writer present at the banquet to be held Friday night at 6:30 in USF's biggest social event the CTR. of the year, the annual Miss The competition began last Aegean Ball, will bring to a night and will continue today climax tension, anxiety and as five faculty members expectation of many long choose the 10 semi-finalists weeks of excitement this Sat­ from the 34 contestants vieing urday night. The coed chosen for the title. Mrs. Rena Ez­ to represent USF as Miss Ae­ zell, University Center pro­ gean for 1967 will be an­ gram coordinator, Herbert nounced during the semi· Wunderlich, Dean of Student formal ball Saturday night. Affairs, Dr. Roberta Shearer, Miss Aegean will be chosen assistant professor of behavo­ on the basis of her scholar· ral science, Dr. Robert Hil­ ship, personality, service to liard, associate professor of the university and poise. The history, and Linda Erickson, ball will begin at 9 p.m. with executive assistant to the the music provided by the re­ dean of women will serve as I J nowned Glades who were a judges. success at last year's ball. THE PICTURES Ball To Be Held Admission to the ball, held in of all the Miss Aegean Contestants the CTR Ballroom, will be $1. are From left, other Miss Aegean candidates are Edith Baker, in the University Center Delta. Phi Alpha; Andra Gregory, Andros Men's Dorm; K.atbie TICKETS are available at lobby. After tomorrow only Benz, Geography and Anthropology Club; Patricia Donahoe, the CTR desk. The money col­ the pictures of the chosen fi­ Della Zeta; Karen Casey, Sigma Epsilon Colony and Leslie lected from admissions will nalists will remain. B!ll"ton, Phi Delta Theta Colony. help to pay for Miss Aegean's The idea of having a Miss $130 scholarship. Aegean came about last year Miss Aegean will be an· when editors were planning nounced at 10 :30 p.m. by the the book's opening section. It reigning Miss Aegean, Linda was decided that a pretty Get The Message? Zuro, and she will present coed would be used to capture flowers the students attention and We and a gold charm en­ hope so. The Student Association general elections vice president and five senators to serve during the coming graved with the mirror their studies and will be held title "Miss this Monday. Students will select a new president, year. Students must present their identification card to vote. Aegean, 1967," to the winner. extra - curricular activities. Through Miss Aegean, a rep­ THE CONTESTS f i n a 1 resentative of all the students, judging will be held tomorrow the year's story would be told. night to pick USF's "ideal A special page of the annual coed." Bay area personalities will be reserved to feature SA Election Se will t serve Monday; as judges. All con­ Miss Aegean. test judgings will be held in private and the public and students will not be admitted. Personalities to serve as Seniors Will Organize judges include John Cook of 13 Running For Wolf Brothers, Office Jo Ann Toret­ In Meeting Wednesday ta, fashion coordinator for An organizational meeting By STU THAYER Montgomery Ward, Tony machines in the University Bradley, Vergil Foust, Karen Court of Review. The for all seniors will be held Court Hamilton, WFLA-TV news an· Staff Writer Center and one at Argos. Hultzen, , William Sitar and ruled Kannensohn had next Wednesday, at 2 p.m. in to have nouncer, Charles Murphy, ex­ Election Rules Committee Walter Terrie are running in· the required 60 hours This Saturday Night . . . the TAT. The purpose of this Thirteen candidates will when ecutive director of the Boys Chairman Vince Osborne said dependent campaigns. actually running meeting will be to elect officers run, Monday, for seven offices for office, Mary Bill, Delta. ll West, Jean Bageard, University Cen­ Club of Tampa Inc., Clewis he hoped to have the Argos and not when and plan your program. All in the Student Association he is inaug­ ter Program Council; l\lary Ann Albritton, Lambda Howell, president of the Ma­ machine adjacent to the west THE UNIVERSITY Senate Chi Alpha seniors are encouraged (SA) general elections. The urated. Kannensohn now has Colony; Mary Ann Gilbert, Alpha rine Bank, and Father J. R. to at­ entrance to the cafeteria. is a legislative body which Tau Omega Colony; Rose­ tend. offices of president, vice pres­ 49 hours. anne Belsito, Griffith, rector of St. Francis The presidential office has makes recommendations to Delta I East are contesting for the title or "Miss ident, and Kannensohn, through Elec­ Aegean." Episcopal Church. the five student two candidates, vice president USF President John S. Allen _:.___::....______'=-~:mr~ft·::~::::*~~J&:'t::£-.;&=tt·;:;.t4fl1r.i1~~·.11 senator tion Rules Committee Chair· offices will be filled one, and ten candidates are on academic policy. It is com­ man Osbome, contended and t h r e e constitutional running for the five senate po­ posed of administration, facul­ the vice president amendments will be approved sitions. ·ty, professional, non­ need only have or voted 60 hours when he takes office. down. The candidates for academic, and student person­ presi­ Barring failure or incomplete Voting will take place in the dent are John Hogue, and Bob nel and has 53 members in­ grades, he will have 64 hours University Center and Argos Wulff. Don Gifford running cluding President Allen. by Jan. 9, the day the election Center from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.. unopposed for vice president. Academic policy includes winners are inaugurated. and the approximately 7,500 Candidates for the University curriculum planning a n d The constitutional eligible voters must liave Senate are Phil Davis, Pau­ course changes. amend­ their ID cards ments contain just one change before they can lette Szabo, fted Winkles, M i k e Kannensohn, the of significance. Amendment vote~ Frank Caldwell, and Andy Pe­ SRG's vice presidential nomi­ Only full-time three limits only the president students are truska, all· !_rom the political nee, was knocked out of the eligible to vote. and vice president to holding party Students for Responsi­ vice presidential race Thurs­ There will be four voting ble Government (SRG). Tim day night by the Student (Continued on Page 5) SACan Be · Planning · Effective Keen Insight For All Students . • • Plan To Attend Wulff Says Needed:Hogue Hoping for the title or "Miss Aegean" are, from left. Pictured above are contestants for this year's Miss Aegean I support the basic conten­ Loie Perez, Gamma 5 West; Janice JOTdan, Delta I West; A student government, like Contest. From left to right are, Fran Wilson representing tion that student government Carolyn Kirby, Panhellenic Council; Pam Wright, Ripiano any representative govern­ Tri S.I.S.; Kathleen Johnson, Florida Engineering; Linda can be made effective Club, Carolyn Lawson. within ment, depends upon the quali­ Robison, Syrinx; Carol Stovall, Tau Epsilon Phi. Not pictured the already existing frame­ is ty of its leaders and the rap­ Mary Ann Blind representing Catholic Student Organization. work. In the past, the SA TOM WULFF port maintained with the vot­ JOHN K. BOGUE leadership has failed to con· ing public. In the short exis· vince all students of the ne­ tence of the Student Govern· cessity of having any student is needed, what is needed is recognize their general needs ment Association on this cam­ _ government at all. hard ~itting ground, level ac­ and then make necessary pus, definite improvements im· tion. provements to their have been made in fulfilling environ­ As a result of this and the I wish to be Student Associ­ ment. rapid growth of the Univer­ ation President to implement the potential existent in what sity, the leadership of the SA a new and fresh approach to can be done for the students. We as students deserve a must immediately begin to ef­ the solution of long standing In the past year, definite strong voice in the adminis­ fectively advertise and per­ student problems. I do not improvement has been made tration of our university. It is sonally communicate with all seek psersonal power, pres­ in the basic structure of the our choice to either attempt interested students. As an In­ tige, or money; I feel that my SA; policies have been car­ continually to strengthen our dependent candidate for Pres­ grades and diversity of back­ ried out to the benefit of the voice so that it eventually be­ ident, I represent no special ground adequately guarantee student and the student voice comes a powerful lobbyi ng interest groups on campus and my future success. It is my has been heard by the admin­ force; or it can ignore this op­ therefore feel qualified to in­ intention to donate the $1,500 istration. This has been ac­ portunity and leave the deci· stall a more truly represen­ salary the SA President re­ complished through sound sion making process to the ad­ tative government. It is im­ ceives to the USF Founda­ planning and a keen insight ministration and faculty. As a perative that the SA govern­ tion where it will be increased into the interests most impor­ candidate for President of the ment become an active, effi­ by government funds to $15,000 tant to the student. The Stu­ Student Association, I consid· cient and outgoing organiza­ and made available for schol­ dent Association has a firm er it necessary to choose the tion capable of ascertaining arships. grasp upon its intended pur­ former for through the latter student problems and then Exercise your right to vote pose. It is up to the next ad­ the Student Association will In University Center . realizing substantial gains on Monday and vote tor action ministration to continue and sink into the depths of non­ Tickets On Sale Now . . . toward the solution of these - IT IS TIME FOR· A follow through these efforts, existence. Contestants for the annual Miss Aegean problems! Resolutions and CHANGE. not to promise new ap­ You provide the eleme Contest are Betty Eileen Del Pozo, student Florida Education Association; nt Ann lluif, Inter hall residence Council; Louise passed bills do not represent proaches or drastically alter necessary to keep effective Brink, Student Jayne Mcinvale, Enotas; Jill Young, Delta Delta Delta; ...... Association; Nancy Barcley, Campus Crusade solutions! Platform state­ its structure. It seems imper­ leadership in the SA. Your for Christ; Barbara Molinari, Kappa Delta; are aspiring to represent Cathy Butt, Phi Sigma Xi, and Sandra Cone, Ba.sketweavers. ments, vague promises, gran­ (See Other Candidates' Plat­ ative that student government support will be made in con­ USF as the "ideal coed." diose new plans are not what forms on Page 2) be taken to the students to fidence and upheld in Faith. " Vote Monday For Presidential, Senatoral Candidates 2 - THE ORACLE - Nov. 1 6, 1966, U. of South Florida, Tampa Candidates For Senator, Veep, List Platforms Karen Hultzen Paulette Szabo Andy Petruska Frank Winkles I do not pretend to know the believe the fol- 8. Active support and exten- By way of introduction, my sons for running. First, I think I The following points which I traffic committee to raise answers. to all t~e prob~ems . of I sincerely I is not only sian of programs such as the name is Andy Petruska, English can contribute something to the am listing as my platform are parking fines from $1 to $2 or our rapidly gro~mg UmversJty. lowing plaUorm Liberal Arts' idea of major. It says 2CB on my ID SA. A senator's contribution to · items which I think have not $3. I am fully against this pol­ ~ut I ~o recogniZe the need for practical, but necessary to the College of programs and University as a whole. As your no grade, hour credit courses, card, but I'm really a junior. student government is unique; been exploited to their fullest icy. unpr~vmg SA emphasis of educa- My GPR is 2.97. I'll be happy to he represents many diverse possibilities. I believe with ,; Increasing Cam p us cre11tmg new programs for our senator, I pledge myself to this to place the about myself - groups, not just one organiza­ adequate leadership in the SA Speed Limits - Even most young student body. . . platform and the needs and de- tion on learning and not grades. tell you more Student AssocJatwn Sen- sires of the student body as a 9. Encouragement of contra- I'm the fellow walking around tion or one college. legislature this legislation can residential areas have ~ 30 As a by an open in- campus with the Petruska For I think I am well rounded be attained. I wlll attempt to m.p.h. speed limit. a tor I proposed to: collective. versial speakers 1 Make the Senate a more 't f to all l'ti al th · s t · give a brief summary of ei- ,; Big Name Entertainment . . 1 E t bl' h D tm t f Vl a JOn po 1 c ' e me, ena or Sign. enough to do the job. I have body .bY C · s 1 a. epar en, ~ and minority groups coordinat- While everyone else is prom- been a resident and a commut­ ther why these point:~ ar!' nee- - where did we spend $10,000 po":'erful and mformoo t ~f student - fac- ising you the all-university uto- er my studies range from gen- essary or how they can be at- on homecoming? We could asstgntng to each of the five ~tmhmthu er th ~ll'tys, edmf~ower.al ed by an impartial Senators the responsiblllty of WI e au on an manc1 ulty 1 . . • taine-a po cy.. passe a i ng classes because you are . More parkmg facilities are resolutiOn t? reestabliSh the Col- fruitlessly scqrrying hither and I have not prevwusly served needed and I intend to stop any Candidat.e, I Pledge l,., l:ge Councils, and conduct~ a yon for a place to rest your the ,student body and therefore I plan which would prohibit any Weejuns Dedication To The ~ sJx-week study . o.f the parking tired iron! don. t ~now w?at the Student A~- students from parking on cam- Following Issues: problem. In. ~dd1tion. to these ~f- Tired of being served a stom- socJation cant do, only what 1t pus or charge an.y fee for such ------I.,., forts I participated m the Chm- ach pump for dessert? We must can and must do. I a_m not a parking priviledges. t:-·''.fffi·~. =>· 1,:~ seg ut retreat last month. work to encourage competitors member of the SA clLque, but Besides . the platform listed :} V Representation of all stuclent5, not a M The importance of having ca- to build adjacent to the campus. ~omeone who. wants to ~hake it above, I mtend to s~p~rt any select few. ~ pable and experienced leader- Let's face it, Morrison's food J~to ~n effective, dynamic orga- and all plans th~t will g1ve the V Establishment of an effective Dept. of @ ship in student government can- really isn't that bad, but we mzatwn, abo~e to serve the stu- stud~nts more .nghts, more ree­ as lt and r.eatlon, and m general make Commuter Affe~irs. l not be overestimated. It is this desperately need variety. dent bo~y ~an m~st .~e Trim-tapered Gont shirts, Mark 700 Q capability and experience that I Fact: Football is not in the served if USF IS ~o a~tam Jt s llfe more. ple~sant for students V Demand administrative explanation on such vested sui!$, sport coab, blazers, slacks. issues as Inter-Collegiate Footbe~ll. N. wish to offer. I am setting forth foreseeable future for USF. The :..p:la:c:e:a:s:a:g:r:ea:t:u:n:Jv:e:rs:J:ty:.:::::on::th;:e;:U;:n;:t;:v;:er;:s;:lty~c;:am~p;:us;:.;;;;:;;;;;;­ All-weather coats and jackets by London ··:: Fog. Canterbury belts and wallets. Make enforcement of Teacher ~ no specific platform. I am most popular and fastest grow- ,. V Eve~luations Gold Cup socks. Classic Bass Weejuns. a reality. pledging only that my intention ing sport in the world is soccer. ~ " , is to gain for the students, resi- To build badly needed prestige /he 0 These are the big ones ••• the important I EXCHANGE BANK 'f::1c~ labels in traditional clothes ••• imitated, To Accomplish These Issues, I Offer the ~ dents and commuters alike, a for USF, we should send our ex- to be sure, but unmatched for pure ·~ greater degree of freedom in cellent soccer team abroad to Following Qualifications: authentic chorac:ter. Came browse freely! I determining policies that direct- participate in international com· Invites all USF Faculty and * Present Vice-President of SA. ly affect the students. petition. Would you like to see students to stop by today. * Past Senator of SA. * Past Representative of SA (2 years) 1 You're always welcome at * 3.1 GPR The Exchange Bank of Temple * liaison officer between college councils Terrace, the friendly bank I * SA Executive Council member. who is always I Vote For Representative Government ~ Large enough to Se"e You ••• I JOHN K;a.HOGUE I ' Delicatessen Sandwiches, Imported Small Enough To Know You One of America's Pine Stores Since 1898 ,. 5 FRANKLIN at ZACK, TAMPA ~~~~·· -·1.36r.;04aNaa 1111brm~a'!!mkas.Am~rme~ts!lm~rl'ST~m!m:am-!!lll!mPhmon11em9391Sm1·900~7rJSI. 9385 - 56th St. 988-1112 • f THE ORACLE - Nov. 16, 1966, U. of South Florida, Tampa - 3 LA Constitution Author Featured; Set Southern Referendum New Talent Group Planned Fanny Ventadour will speak urday in the University Center be Monday at 2 p.m. Bri~ge will Friday By Council at a Meet the Author program from lO a.m. to 3 p.m. It will in- be in CTR 251; Guitar m CTR at 2 p.m. today, Bob Carpenter, elude a buffet luncheon. 47; and Knitting in CTR 226. The workshop will help train A referendum will be held 3.4.4. A councilman shall 3PC, chairman of the Special Talent Committee Friday for members of the Col­ maintain a minimum cumu- Events Committee, announced. leaders and potential leaders in Talent Co.m­ lege of Liberal Arts to either lative G.P.R. of 2.25 for Mrs. Ventadour was born in planning, organizing, and lead- The Fashion and approve or disapprove the Col­ each trimester of his term Mississippi, but lived most of ership techniques. Merri Rash- rnitte:e has be~n concentratin~ to the detn­ lege's proposed constitution. All of office and shall not drop her youth in New Orleans. She kind, 1CB, secretary of the Per- heav1ly on fashwn program. students in the College of Liber­ below this for any trimester was graduated from Sophie sonnel Committee, announced rnent of a talent al Arts are eligible to vote, ac­ during his term of office. Newcomb College (Tulane Uni- that each organization on cam- There~ore, the . CTR Pro~ram to spllt the cording to Dave Howland, 4LA, 3.5. Officers versity) and studied art at the pus is invited to send three rep- Counctl has dectded a president of the council. 3.5.1. The Liberal Arts Pennsylvania Academy of Fine resentatives to par?cipa~e. commitee. and for~ ~ew t~l- 1 bemg pre- ent com:ntttee, wh~ch will be m­ Voting booths will be set up in College Association shall Arts. She went abroad to study The workshop s day to reduce the volved m presentmg shows of the Fine Arts - Humanities elect a president, who shall at the Andre Lhote Studio in sented in one to intensify various types. Building and the University be responsible for calling Paris. Four of her canvases time involved and it has The committee will keep a file Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. meetings and special meet- were hung in the Salon d' Au- the program. Previously over a of students who are available to Students must furnish evidence ings as set forth in the tomne. been offered in sessions activities and of their admission into the col­ Rules of Procedures of the She also studied literature at period of sever.al .weeks. Jane perfor~ for Bay area. lege. Council· Liberal Arts the Alliance Francaise and the Mahone, 2CB, IS m charge of events m the Tampa gauge the amount of inter- Howland urged members of 3.5.2. The shall Sorbonne. She has published the prograr:r'. . . To est in a program of this type, the College to approve the con­ College Association poems in French, but 'most of In~o~mation lS availil:ble a~d regtster m the Personnel Committee, under There are over 2,000 elect a vice • president, who her writing has been in English. partictpants may stitution. Tom Schulz, shall in the absence of the She has had two short stories CTR 156-E. the leadership of students enrolled as liberal arts the posi- Colorful· Collection Of Shells president, assume a in majors. tion of president. and various poems published in Bridge Tournament 3PS, is sponsoring .displ~y th t . ht f th the CTR lobby until Fnday. George Bastock display Bastock is head of catering at USF. One shell He also said that it would 3.5.2. The council shall quarterlies magazines and po- M d . 1 0 Mr. and 1\lrs. ·ournal' s ' B .don aTy, IS e ast mPgl . e During this time, students who shell collection. 1\lrs. in the collection is valued at $200. take more than 50 per cent of etry J · rt ge ournamen ay wt 11 some of their valuable elect from its own member- talent, the con­ Ventadour's husband be ,·n t 7 .m. m· CT.R 251. are i.nterested in t~eatre, those voting to approve Mrs. Sh g a p and production will be encour- ship a recording secretary, d' d l f th stitution. who shall keep all records 1e severa years ago. e re- L . aged to stgn up or e new The constitution is reprinted of the council, including married and now lives in Flori- essons lessons will committee. in full here. minutes of each meeting. da. Recently her first book of University Center Helmets, Whelks, Pens, 3.6. The council shall de- poems, "Blue is Recessive as in Proposed Constitution .ermine its own Rules of Proce- Irises," was published. The Liberal Arts CoUege As • ti dures. S D JOHNNY'S . SOCia. on 4. The Dean's Advisory Board tereo ance 1. ~h~ Liberal Arts College As- 4.1. The Dean's Advisory A stereo dance in Argos Fri­ Are Part Of Their soctatwn. . Board shall consist of the Liber- day at 9 p.m. will include a RESTAURANT 1.1. The total membership o_f al Arts Council, the presidents dance contest and a record poll, 13102 NEBRASKA AVE. th~ Liberal Arts College Associ- or their designates of recog- according to Dance Committee ation shall be <:omposed of ~~ nized Liberal Arts organizations. member Kathleen Wyatt, 1CB. The Dean of the College A DJ will be spinning the rec­ -~ PIT BAR·B·QUE · Collection m~mbers of th~ Stu~ent Associ- 4.2. AND Unusual ords. ation of the Umverstty of South of Liberal Arts or his designate • I ' h 'd D · 1 Adm' · · . Florida who. have been certified. s a u prest e. ress JS casua. ISSIOn JS By ERIK BRANDT USF, and her husband, George estimate," said Bastock. "But free. FREE SALAD BAR . by the office of the Regtstrar to 4.3. The Dean's Advisory 5·.00- 8:30P.M. 100 differenthavebeenacceptedintheCol-councilshallserveas •aninstru- M • FROM StaffWriter Bashtock. k h b Itwe .h.~ve about . d d ovte T e Bastoc s ave een co - ypes. lege of Liberal Arts d t . The Dean of the College of n:ent of shtuDen oplfmtohn acn lla - "John Goldfarb Please Corne ~:::::::::::::::::==:::::::======::::::::::::::::::::::~ Shells from Florida, often used Iecting shells for about 10 years Almost every shell is different 12 ------1 · 1 d h M of · · designate v1cef L"b to t e Artsean o e o ege Home" is the movie this week- · orienta· 1 rer· 1g10ns, · are JUSt· now and h ave accumul a t e d an m co or an s ape. any Liberal Arts or his 1 m member of ~ B I -~ra . end. It will be shown at 7:30 some of the specimens of the impressive number. them have interesting stories shall be an ex officio Liberal Arts . 5] ;:es Student Association and 9:45 p.m. Friday and at shell collection of Mrs. ~irginia "Exact~y how m~ny sh~lls we accomp~nyin~ them. . . all branches of the Constitutoin and the Liberal 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Bastock, bead of catermg for do have 1s almost 1mposs1ble to The L1ghtnmg Whelk Is fa.t.rly College Association. Consti- There will be one special show------. co~on about the coast ~f 2. The Constitution of the Liber- Arts College Association · ,.. ------1 on Saturday. 1 Flonda, bu.t the. s~e s.hell .s a1 Arts College Associatio~ and tution shall take precedence ing at 9:45 p.m. 1 1005 25 athlsoou~edt Thn reh~ b . ntes mt any action taken by the Liberal over the by-laws. Admission for all showings is JACK SHERRILL I e nen · ere lS a tg ~xpor Arts College Association or any 5.2. No by-law shall conflict cents per student. Charles Rodgers, 2CB, of Nat'l Bank Bldg. of the~e shells fr.om l!'londa to b~ancb thereof shall not c~n~ict with the Liberal Arts College Suit• 1700 - Exchange I announ- the Onent. The ~tghtn~g \_Vhelk Wlth the Student AssociatiOn Association Constitution or the the Movies Committee Phone 223-1511 1 Shirley Mac- can be up to 16 m~hes m dlame- Constitution or any policy set Student Association Constitu- ces that it stars 1'epresenting University of South tion, or the policy of the Univer- Laine and Peter Ustinov. Miss save money 1 ter, but th.e specimen th~ ~as- forth by the Save with weekend discounts! or the Board of Re- sity of South Florida or the MacLaine, a reporter, sneaks I tocks own IS about half thiS siZe. Florida Gel your free lD card from into a king's harem to gather MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL A KIND OF Helmet Shell, a gents. . Board of Regents. the Sheraton rep on campus. shall be es- material for a story. There she I native of Florida, is sent to 3.. ~h~ Ltberal ~ts College As· 5.3. The by-laws It entitles you to room dis­ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY downed pilot who_ is I Italy, where skillful craftsmen sociatlOn Co~cil tablished and amended by sim- m~ts a counts at nearly all Shera­ present bemg forced to coach the nat1ve 1851 I make carvings in them. Many 3.1 .. T?e Ltberal .Arts .college pie majority of those ton Hotels and Motor Inns. Organized football team. They want to SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS of them are sent back to Flori- Assoctatlon Council, wtth the and voting. Good over Thanksgiving and Col- 6. Amendments to the Liberal beat Notre Dame. The game be­ .._- __-_- __-_-_- __-__ -_- __-_-_- __-_- ___._ da again as lamps or medal- approval .of the Dean of the Christmas holidays, summer ____ teams is a pande­ 1 lions to be sold as souvenirs. le~e of. Ltberal Arts, ~hall deter- Arts College Association Consti- tween the two vacation. weekends all year I of players, animal$, Pen Shells anchor themselves mi~e and be re~ponsJble for all tution may b~ originated by the monium round. l with a secre- action of the Ltberal Arts Col- Liberal Arts Council, or by stu- and harem ladies, Rodgers said. I lightly on rocks I tion-like thread. These threads lege AssoctatJon. . dent initiation, and shall be rati- I th ed . ki m 3.2. The membershtp of the fied by a majority vote in an Training Workshop i 10 The University Center Person­ I ar; ~n us ma ~·g hwo ~ Liberal Arts College Association election within the Liberal Arts I 1 nel Committee will hold a lead- I s ~e Council shall be composed of at College Association Sheraton Hotels & Motor Inns I ~n 1y~ves~g ~c Sat- ro up ~ os; e sa least three (3) councilmen, up 7 This constitution. shall be ra- ership Training Workshop ~ = _ ___::..__ __-=-----=------· First SIZ~ ~: ~~=~~~~· collection are to one tho~and (1,000). stu- tr.fied by approval of a majority the votes cast ;~ a special I 'I"· a· , -·;~lll FI 'd h ll ah dents. Additional councilmen of ~:e~~~tlf~rl s~l~: ~· sc~lor: willll ~ added acc(olr)dingdd~o. th~ election held within.. ,the Liberal l. '.·_:l:.l.t·t .T r .. Choice Ab I f Cal'f . It . fo owmg: one a ttiona Arts College Association. ffi 1 a one rom . orrua. IS a councilman for ea{!h five hun- ""'I~ shell from whtch pearl buttons dred (500) members thereafter, !.:!·1 :: Of The :::;~;-~=~,: ~~· ~:;,~.~· £~~:,~~~~:r:~ ~:;·~ ~~~m~:·::oup n:t i. Bastock. But nowadays we membership of the Council shall The Alumm Assoctation will L ·- Engageables just search on the beaches." not exceed seven (7) members hold a dinner and dance on Dec. Village ~n "The trouble is that you must 3.3. Elections · 3 at the Hawai~an wtll I?ok for the shells at the right 3.3.1. The councilmen Tamp~. Res~rvation blanks And, for' good reasons ... like smart styling t1me," Mrs. Bastock said. shall be ele<:ted in a college- be matled thts week. to enhance the center diamond •.. guaranteed "After a storm you can be al- wide election for a term of The Vested Suit by CRICKETEER most sure of finding some fine (or replacement assured) •.• a brilliant one year. perfect shells, because they have then 3.3.2. Elections shall be UNIVERSITY gem of fine color and precise modern cut. The been brought ashore by the held in the same manner nome, Keepsake, in your ring assures lifetime sot· waves." and time as outlined in Sec­ tion 2.3. of the Student Asso- isfaction. Select your very personal Keepsake at SHELLS H A V E different "seasons" when they move in dation By-laws. ® your Keepsake Jeweler's store. Find him in the the water, retreating from and 3.3.3. The college council AUTO SERVICE· yellow pages under "Jewelers." going toward the shore. Each shall submit a plan for elec· season generally lasts about a tion subject to Rules Com­ CENTER month, but it is different for dif- mittee approval and then YOUR CAR ltiCUSTCitiD TRUST ferent shells. conduct that election. MAN WHO ~psa.ke• 3.4. Qualifications TO THE The searching for shells is not 3.4.1. A coucilman shall WEARS THE STAR OIA140HD IIINOS only limited by times which be a member of the Liberal , they may be found, but is also Arts College Association in area. limited and shall have been accept- The Florida Fighting Conch, ed in the College of Liberal FREE! which eats oysters, and the Arts of the University of • Complete Lubrication with Tampa Drill, are limited to the South Florida. each Oil Change. shall Tampa Bay area. Angel Wings 3.4.2. A councilman • Do It Yourself Car Wash are most easily found near the carry a minimum of twelve Vacuum, Soap' and Water Sunshine Skyway Bridge. (12) academic hours in each Provided. "I would estimate the value of trimester of his term of of­ • Pick·Up & Delivery for our collection to be about fice. All Maintenance Work for $1,000," said Bastock. Of this 3.4.3. A councilman shall Students & Faculty. amount, one shell can be valued not be on academic warnng at $200. This shell, a Jeauno, or final academic warning 2911 E. 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' i ) ------, 0 ~CLE Editorials And TV Poll ~ Commentary Nov. 16, 1966, U. of South Florida, Tampa- 4 I TURN IN TO Wulff For SA President Last Thursday and Friday, The Oracle Editorial Board met for * * * more than an hour with each of the CTR DESK two Student Association presiden­ tial candidates, John Hogue and The SRG Bob Wulff. The Board questioned We have watched closely the What is your favorite TV program? What is the worst TV • each candidate on what they in­ working of USF's first student po­ program in l:istory? ' tended to accomplish as SA presi­ litical party and the result of the dent, how they intended to accom­ These are two of 12 questions The Oracle asked USF stu­ examination has been interesting. weeks ago. The response was mild - we only got and why they felt them­ dents two plish it, We have been impressed, that back 20 completed questionnaires. selves qualified for this awesome \ Students for Responsible Govern­ Thus we are running the poll again and adding a little in­ job. ment (SRG) appears to be a group '• Last Sunday, after two days of centive. First, you get to name your three favorite television of students sincerely interested in commercials (and there are some dillies!). Second, we are personal contemplation by each boosting interest in the Student As­ •,. giving you a list of 33 fall TV shows to help you decide that ..• Board member, the Editorial sociation. They do not appear to be category. '· Board met to vote on a presidential solely interested in enhancing endorsement. Greek Power. If you were one of th 20 that filled out the f.irst poll The vote was unanimous, 6-0 in please note this in the margin. Turn form in to the University Political parties are a legiti­ Center (CTR) desk in box marked "TV PolL" favor of Bob Wulff. mate and perhaps effective way of We are first of all impressed by stirring up student interest in the The results will be announced in a November issue of The Wulff's intensity and det-ermina­ SA. Certainly they are useful in Oracle. ex­ tion. Though he has no previous that an elected candidate has a 1. What are today's five best TV programs? (list in .. ' perience with the Student Associa­ group of enthusiastic people from order) .' ~·, tion, Wulff has set for himself a which to draw his appointments. goal of knowing the SA inside-out But we think parties should be (1) -···----·--·-·-·-··-·-·--··------·---·------­ before he would take office. He has composed of students who sub­ (2) --·-- --·------·-··-·-----·--·····------·----··--- a<.:quired the minutes of the SA scribe to the Party ideals and be meetings from the past two years drawn from all levels of the stu­ (3) ----·-----·-·---···---··------·---·-·------and has studied the bills and reso­ dent populace. (4) lutions passed. We are concerned that there is Wulff handles himself well in no provision in the SRG constitu­ (5) --·------·-···-----·--·-----·-·------front of people. He is presently a tion for the independent student to "Haven't lost a customer yet. You're our first."" That is the 2. What is the best program in TV history? student assistant in a USF gradu­ become a member unless he's a caption on this cartoon we found while rummaging through our ate chemistry course and was member of an organization. president of his student association Lamentably, SRG is strictly run files the other day. As near as we can figure it first t'an in 1963. 3. What is the worst program in TV history? in high school. He is respected by by Greeks. Apparently things never change around here. USF faculty members. 4. What night has the best programs? As an example of the intentness in what he does, Wulff has a 4.0 in field - chemistry. He OUR READERS WRITE his major 5. Who is the best current TV male actor? has earned 140 hours with a 3.4 grade - point ratio, including a and minor in physics, engineering, Regents Manual · Said 'Absurd' 6. Who is the worst current TV male actor? math. New Wulff has only one more course I am a legislator and a cabinet mem­ oath. Does this have any real value; and I feel Don Gifford could best fill the posi­ remaining in order to graduate. He ber in our "worthless and useless do - if not, why is it there? tion. 7. Who's the best current TV female actress? will attend graduate school at USF nothing student government," and I'm Sixty per cent of us are over 21, and Of the Senate candidates, four in par­ in the fall and talLACEMENT: Ope~lngs a-:all· Clark Mollenhoff, Carnival" will be presented Large Panelled FlOrida Room, Air Con· to U.S.F. Arrive U.S.F. 8am and leave 1 of the Washington press corps magazine recently called Mol- racketeering in labor unions. , dltioned. Double Garage, Wallpapered 5pm. Ca ll Ext. 3.fl for Miss Vonell Sch ulte wednesday. ~~~ts '~,t~oo,:;:t~::an E~c~t~~loy~sr~ur~ b th Re d & Bathrooms Temple Terrace --­ 1 more than 30 awards for lenhoff "one of Washington's His stories won for the Des tod ay at 2 p.m. Y e a er S Kitchen GENERAL ELECTIONS, Student Asso- business, Industry, and governmental with M · R · t d T "b Theatre Guild at the scheduled Area Close to everyth ing Call Builder Here are c:lasslficatlons tor The Ora- for Trimester II. Students · · 1 d" h p 1 t f ed 11 an rJ une c:le classlfiecl aqvertlslng ready to work c:latlon, from 8 a.m., CTR lobby, Monday.meeting, shouldagencies apply at the &arllest possible date reporting, me u mg t e u- mos ear as we as re- omes eg1s er . CTR 988·196~ or 988·5757 SENIOR CLASS organizational the 1958 Sigma Delta Chi 0 ff ee House m 252 · NEAR USF - lovely 3 BR, 2 B masonrY for you: tOday. TAT. Elec· In ENG 37. New listings for Education itzer Prize, will speak Mon- spected investigative report- c d.p., for all seniors, 2 p.m. and Liberal Arls mators for placement home. Excellent cond. Reasonable tlon of officers and program planning. on campus. ers." award for public service. In a light Reader's Theatre assume mort. $96 month rncld. l.p.t. & 1. AUTOMOTIVE ALL STUDENTS: Friday (Nov. 181 Is with u.s. Office of Education and for day afternoon Hl"s many othe awards J"n . I ed t Ins. Quick poss. LAWRENCE e. BROEF· For sale or wanted, equipment, services. the last day to withdraw from Trlmtster chemistry mators with u.s. Food and r - sty 1e, t he program IS P ann o FLE, an-7-463 or 9~9·1061 schulotact·Huff· Courses dropped after Drug Administration. Inquire at Co-op Of· His talk on "Spoilers of De- "If there is one thing he FOR RENT I without penalty. 37. or phone ext. 171. elude a Nieman Fellowship at include several of the American man Inc .• 111 w. Hillsborough '· this date will result In an automatic "F" flee, ENG in cannot stand it is a secret," u d . tw s· Stereo records Private collection, RCA, FOR SALE LECTURE, Prof. Alphonse Chapanls, ot mocracy" will be at 2 p.m. 1 1949 0 h . , l . f bl d 5 cycles. grade. Administration commented Time. "Because ~ arvar m ' Igma UmOrtSt S C aSSlC a eS an London, etc., top.shape; opera, classfc:s, Al i Items other than cars and THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY: Thursday· Johns Hopkins University, "Men vs. M•· the Business Delta Chi awards for reveal- The cast includes David folk, pops at V. list Cash only; evenings chines.'' 8 p.m .• BSA, Monday, Dec. 5. tales • WANTED Friday, Nov. 2-4-25. topiC also is he cannot resist lid-lifting, ing secrec . th Federal In · ill after 7 p.m. or weekends; 254-2291. 1 HELP CHAIRMEN OF MEETINGS: lndlvidu· LIBERAL ARTS FACULTY COUNCIL Auditorium. The 10 e - Rom, Pris Lennertz and B Male, fema le. 2 p.m. tOday, ADM 296. the title of his new book about Mollenhoff has at one time or Y 11s or departments sponsoring meetings, MEETING, . d ternal Revenue Department, 1 '· LOST AND FOUND seminars, workshops, or any other event GRE TESTING, 6:30 • 10 p.m. today, embar- the Eisenhower Fellowshi~ in :Wpoe. · HELP WANTED of Physical PHY w. , and &-a.m. to 10 p.m. corruption an mismanage-- an o t h e r outraged, which requires the services 109 1201 rassed or exasperated Dwight I The Coffee House, directed by LEARN ADv .• MAKE s's w NTeo Pla!'t to pro~ide chairs, tables, etc., must Saturday. ment in government. 1960 enabling him tO intervieW · f th D S h The Oracle will have openings In Trl. 11. A In College Quallfl· 11 men and women. At· Books, articles, help properly, etc. not1fy Phys1c.al Plant general office SELECTIVE SERVICE faculty Eisenhower, Sherman Adams, 1 b I d · E At · Frank Galatt 0 e peec e- for advertising writing at least 24 hours In advance of T t am to 1 P m Friday Following his talk, m urope, rr- g~ 13. MISCELLANEOUS 11 8 ·a ..;, . to noo~ Saturday: K a or ea ers tment is held On alternate tractive pay-ear mileege plan for the scheduled event. ~au~n3221es;nd 8 at- Ezra Taft Benson, John en- ca and the Middle East, the par ' workers. Willing to tra in few lnexperl· DUPLICATING seRVICE: wnr be BSA, Bus 106 to m. and students are invited to of the month. This encect men or women Interested In ca- 15. SERVICES OFFERED nedy, Everett Dirksen, 1961 John Peter Zenger award Wednesdays orial, part-time work, typing, baby· closed tor the printing of final exams LECTURE Prof Jacques Abrams tend a reception in University · th I t C ffee House f th reers In aclvertislng. Contact Scolt Pen· sTiuttting. Nov. 21 through Dec. 7. Ail departments 'M ·n 'nd Mu~ie" TAT a·30 p m' J" H ff G M for service to freedom of the IS e as 0 0 e rOd, THE ORACLE, CTR 224 or Ext. 620 mind when ean• g a ' ' · · ·· Center 256. The coffee hour 1mmy o a, eorge eany, for discussion In person. should keep these dates In 2 Bobby Baker trl·mester LIVELY, awactlve, ambitious co-eds to 17. TRADE scheduling lobs for i>rlntlng. N~c tEADERSHIP coNFERENce, 10 will be sponsored by the Of- Lyndon Johnson, and a Freedoms Foun- · • Goodman, author. am saturday, cTR 200, 251; buffet, 1 press, Coffee will be served fol- be tra ined by International compa~y In ,, RIDES L,ECTURE, Paul 2Sl. fice of Campus Publications and Robert McNamara, to dation award in 1962 for his . creative, corrective make-up techniQUes. Offered Wanted "The c~llege communrtv; Fronn Berkeley p:m:, CTR 252. Coffee, 3 p.m., CRT s2so.oo per month or more part ' to USF ; 2 p.m. BSA, Friday. ADVANCED ART ShJclent Competition and The Oracle. name a few." wmg the performance. earn PERSONAL NOTES Exhibit, CTR 108. Monday, Tuesday. address "Deadly Dilemma: time. Call c:ollect 584-1351 , Clearwater. 20. LECTURE, Clark Moilenhoff, washing. won the Pulitzer Defense and Democracy." ton tournalist, '•Spoilers ot Democracy," COLLEGE EDITORS CONFERENCE, 9 In an article titled "The In 1958 he Lm ~ 4 ~m CTR WL Monda~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 13. MISCELLANEOUS 2~~~~Mooda~GRADUATING SENIORS in Trimester JOURNALISM PROGRAM LUNCHEON, I who plan to enter a gracluate program noon, CTR 255-6. Basic Studies RESERVE your Aegean nrNI at CTR 224 Baptist Students only Sl. OO total cost Ex-Navy need Xtra money? Call Ed. Resources ext. 3~1. Make appt. to see ·FOR JUNIOR COLLEGES Unit Sending G. c. Eichholz. Plan Events Group Presents 1966 Yamaha lOOCc, like new, $325; Wol· lensak stereo 2-track tape recorcler, $85 ; d U · h Letters Today Smith Corona portable electric ty~rlter, The Baptist Stu ent man as ~_._._c_._n_9_32_.S_1,_7_. ~~~~~~- a number of events coming up First 'Editors Day' Approximately 6,000 letters this week. Nabokov Novel, "Pnin" were sent out today to stu­ • E • At the 2 p.m. general meeting dents of the College of Basic RUSSian ventng today Bryon Jones, an evange- "Pnin," a novel by Valdimir der, the Narrator; Patti Chamber Theatre, originated reapor­ Studies, explaining a The USF Russian Club will listie singer and soloist, will Nabokov author of the bestsel- Johnson, Juoith Clyde; Tom at Northwestern University, is a according to Scheduled Monday tionment action, hold "An Evening in Russia," present a "Sermon in Song." ler, "Loiita," will be presented Thompson, Pnin; Owen ~it- m~thod of staging prose ficti?n Dan Marks, CB2, president of at 8 p.m. in the Teach- Thursday at 6:45 a.m., the and John Harper, SA presi­ . Ch b Th tr S t _ man, Lore Clements; Lou1se w1th costumes and props while of Basic Studies Friday Area junior college editors struc- the College B.S.U. will have a prayer break- dent or his representative, m a am er ea e, . a ur Brink, Joan Clements; Susan preserving its narrative ing Auditorium-Theatre. will come to USF Monday for Council. fifth annual production, fast. Dr. Robert Witty, Pastor will discuss "Student Free­ day, Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. m the Stockton, Lisa P n in-Wind; ture. This the first College Editors' Day The letters, Marks said, ex­ the preparation stage, of Central Baptist Church, Jack­ doms vs. Educational Respon­ Engineering Auditorium. David Rom, Victor Wind; Re- The action of the novel ceo- long in sponsored by the Office of plain the division of the eol· will be bigger and better than sonville will be the speaker. Bill Alexan- nee ~ross, Betty Bliss; Joey ters on Professor Timofey Pnin, Campus Publications a n d sibility." The cast includes lege into 22 constituencies, the Missions Argemo, Herman Hagan; Bev- a Russian emigrant who teach- any of its popular predecessors On Saturday, Journalism Program. At 10:30 a.m. Col. Walter with approximately 275 stu­ will sponsor a car M ~ r gar e t es in a small New England col­ and will provide a type of enter- Committee Griscti, public affairs officer erly .A,lexander, 22 elected Editors will hear panel dis­ •· S1ms on the lege. Nabokov presents Pnin as dents to each of the tainment rarely presented in wash at the Standard station will talk Thayer; and Barry cussions on several issues of of Strike Command, representative members of the the United States," according to at 50th and Fowler. The pro­ on America's military com­ guitar. a classic example of the absent- the day and will attend an ad­ r The novel is council. club president Al Duarte. ceeds will go toward raising a mitments, and Dr. Anthony I b To Give Open to the public at no minded professor. dress by Pulitizer Prize - win­ C U urged in the The program will include selec- goal of $456.00 for the 1967 Sum­ Zaitz, speech - language pro­ • b charge, the performance is pre- both satiric and pathetic, in- Students are ning newsman Clark Mellen­ get to know their tions ranging from classical hal- mer Missions Project. Following fessor at Saint Leo College ;~ sented by the Department of volving gentle jibes at faculty letters, to hoff of the Des Moines Regis­ India Program representative, and to pass on let and opera to popular and the car wash, a cookout will be USF associate I~ ~ Speech and is directed by Frank and student stereotypes at and former ter and Tribune. and complaints. folk music. held for those who have worked. professor of speech, will talk it "Focus on India" will be ' Galati, speech instructor. "Waidell College." ideas Dr. Arthur M. Sanderson, on social and economic chal­ TI the subject of a program, ~ director of the Office of Cam­ • lenges of the Far East. He open to the public, on Nov. ~ pus Publications and chair­ has been a Fulbright scholar 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Uni- · man of the Journalism Pro­ in Syria. ~~~ versity Center Ballroom. gram, said the program is de-­ . ~ The program will be signed to give student editors '· sponsored by the World Af. lj thought - provoking informa­ fairs Club, an organization about several topics of 'Dada' Discussed I tion begun for the purposes of · major concern. Art," featur- Iencouraging international "Words Against ~ I Editors will attend sessions ing Terri Tessum, an art gradu- ~.· relations and studying cul· ~­ in University Center, (CTR) ate of USF, and :aobert Gelinas, ·' tural heritages. t gather in the cafeteria for assistant professor of art, ~ill .~.·. . The eveni.ng will feature ~ lunch, will then attend the be presented by USF Enghsh ' films, mus1c, dance and · Mollenhoff lecture at 2 p.m. in Club, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in #~ displays from India. ~ Business auditorium. F AH 101. fJ Speaker for the program a At the 9 a.m. session, Dr. There will be a discussion by .'~ will be Dr. Harjit Sandhu, i~ Herbert J. Wunderlich, dean Tessum and Gelinas of the lack ~~. a:>sistant pro~essor of so- t~ ''ELECTRICITY COSTS of Student Affairs, Dr. Jesse of communication power in art. ' c!OlO!n'- Indian refresh- 1 Binford, professor of chemis­ "Dada" poetry will be includ- : ments will be served. ~ try and past president of USF ed as part of the program, with ~ · . Chapter of American Associa­ Tessum and Gelinas reading the ••i'Wl!J'<% 11' ·.....,;::;;;::;;::t!L.bt.d.. ~'\ii tion of University Professors, selections. SIX PERCENT .LESS YOU ARE INVITED TODAY THAN IT DID T·o HAVE A BALL at the FIVE YEARS AGO!'' Second Annual Miss Aegean Ball

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I~~ $1.00 admission ~¥. ~llmJl~W'IWM!~~1WMmirill~Hi~'W~'mt®·~~Em llll'tlRU~~m§f&miUIB~1im!!W•a•e~ 8_- THE ORACLE - Nov. 16, 1966, U. of South Florida, Tampa Sign Up For January Rush SorOrities Socialize; Ends Monday Plan ·Charity Projects AI Fraternities Busy All girls interested in going out for Rush in Janu­ KAPPA DELTA Activities, Judy Davey; Social sale for $1.00 each. The money ary must register Monday KDs and their guests enjoyed Service, Shannon Gause; Social, will be contributed to the Great from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Uni­ the annual "KD Kapers" held Margie Townsend; Publicity, er Tampa United Fund. versity Cer;~ter Ballroom. Thursday at the Cruis - A - Beverly Roberts; Magazine, The brothers of Pi Kappa This Panhellenic Registra­ Cade Club. Ginger Brown. Other officers Alpha entertained the sisters tion Reception will be the Sisters attended the Sig~a Nu elected are: Chaplain, Gloria and pledges at a social last girls to sign With Parties; Proiects only time for pledgmg Sunday, e.nd wiSh to Stoeckl; Songle~der, Judy Tuesday night. The hour was up for Rush. The registra­ congratulate the brothers on Davey; and Bulltin Board, Sue filled with conversation and tion fee is $3. The money were LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ATO is looking forward to Itwo new pledges. They are Alan of the Tampa city government their new affiliation. McDermott. singing and refreshments will be refunded if the girl A social with Pi Kappa Alpha TRI S.I.S. served.' A dance this Friday night will their social this evening with Martyr and Alan Wolfson. Offi- have also been invited. decides not to go through was held y~sterday. Eve~yone _Tri S.I.S. pledges ar~ pl.an- The Tri S.I.S. To az Ball will kick-off Lambda Chi Alpha's Delta Delta Delta Sorority. cers of the pledge class are: The Fall Ball will be the num­ in January. Rush enJoyable and mter- mng a ce.r-w~h for_ therr frr~t be Dec. at the ~emple Ter 'Piedge - Brother Competition The brothers of ATO extend Dave Anthony, President; ber one event on the Enotas' so­ All eligible girls are ha~ a~ 2 cial calendar this trimester. esting tune. money - makmg prOJect. It will Weekend." A fund raising con- their warmest congratulations David Mark, Vice-President; urged to register. Remem­ The 1966 Fall Pledge Class be held Saturday at the Phillips rae~ Golf and .coun~y Club. - ZETA EPSIWN test between the brothers and to the Sisters of Delta Phi Alpha and Cliff Colber - Secretary pm ber! Y QU are eligible to go has elected these chairmen: 66 service station on 30th St. MISsy Bel~1to will. represen pledges Saturday morning will on being approved for provision- Treasurer. The brothers of Zeta Phi Epsi- out for Rush if you have Scholarship Jan Tomlinson· and Fletcher. Tickets will go on Delta 1 Ea~t m the Miss Aegean be followed by the pledge- a1 status. Welcome to the Greek Tau Epsilon Phi chapter en- lon participated in their trimes­ a minimum of 12 credit ' ' Contest Fr1day. brother football game. Society. tertained the TEP's from South terly service project by taking hours and a 2.0 cumulative DELTA ZETA Pledge Educator Marty Mar- PI KAPPA ALPHA COLONY Florida last weekend for the an- the boys from the Hillsborough G.P.R. If a girl fails to ful­ Delta Zeta sisters, pledges tin and Pledge .class President · Th F'eld S t for the Pi nual PiLMA-TEP pledge game. County Juvenile Home to Gold- fil these requirements at 1 their dates and invited guests Allan Pope are m charge of the K e Al h ec~ ~~ H d- en Gate Speedway. the end of the present tri­ 1 32 Students Given enjoyed a most successful hay event. appa P a a wna . ~a ENOTAS Plans are now being finalized mester, she will be restrict­ ride last Friday evening at the Richard "Dick" Cameron quarters, Hubert Vance, vlslted Enotas fraternity, at its meet- for the first annual Zeta Phi Ep­ ed from going through circle C Ranch in Tampa resident instructor of Beta Han' the colon~ three days last week ing last Sunday, gave special silon Christmas Ball. Rush. But, she should Pledges highlighted the evening has joined Lambda Chi Alph~ an~ reviewed the pro~r~ss recognition to Mike Kannensohn Everyone was very happy to register Monday anyway, Teaching Fellowships as Faculty Advisor. He replaces bemg J?ade towards receivmg ~nd Frank ~inJ?es for outsta~d- see Bob Dale return to the by presenting an informal skit in the event that she will Paul, UA6, Dora Greenough, Bill Shannon who left this sum- the Natwnal Charter. mg leadership m the fratermty intra-mural battlefield after a Thirty - two University of which they had prepared. be eligible. South Florida students pre­ SE6, Amy Saunders, SE6, mer to complete work on his A tea was bel~ last night with and on campus. short stay in the hospital from a While the sisters continue paring to be teachers of ex­ Dennis Stockwell, SE6, and Delta Zeta Soronty. The annual Fall Ball will be football injury. working on Rush for January Doctorate at the University of ceptional children have re­ Margaret Rogers, SE6. Miami. Cameron received his The pledges he!~ a donut s~e held Saturday at the Interna- ARETE IFC Dinner the pledges are busily planning ceived fellowships providing Next April 32 seniors will B.A. in Physical Education and last Saturda~ as ~ne of then· tional Inn in Tampa. There will Last Wednesday, brothers and a money - making project - a $1,600 for seniors and $2,000 program, and his M.A. in Student Personnel at money- makmg proJects. be a banquet preceding the pledges met with the Tampa Given Sunday graduate in the doughnut sale - for this Satur­ for graduate students, plus are en­ Penn State. All pledges and members dance. Entertainment will be alumni of Phi Delta Theta for a 26 graduate students day. They are also preparing tuition and an additional $600 rolled in the masters pro­ banquet at the Holiday Inn. Dis- Christmas baskets for needy CRATOS ha.v~ contracted to .purchase a provided by a well known band f B Cl b for each dependent. cussion was centered around Or U S gram. families. Cratos will hold it's annual mmJmum of fou.r ~ckets each that is currently on tour in the oy~ The fellowships are made wi!l Arete's number one status e.t . This graduate program em­ "Go To Hell" party on Friday. for the spaghetti dmner t~ be United States. The band possible by grants to the Uni­ It will be at the Tampa Men's held Sunday for the benefit of leave for England immediately USF, fraternity housing, and . The. USF I~terf~aterm~ Coun­ phasizes early identification versity from the U.S. Office of Judges Didn"t Notice Garden Club December's Chi!- the Boys Clubs of Tampa - after the dance. chartering. The evening was ~~l bm conJ~ctlon With. the of exceptionalities, and in­ Education. dren will piay from eight to Sheriff's Boys Ranch. Very prominent dignitaries of capped by films of Arete in ac- h s ordougtakh ounty ~herlff'~, cludes special training to help · Different Color £yes . K t' b th thl t' 11 d · as un er en a serVIce prOJ- Ten seniors and five gradu­ Th T B P 1 of correct the problem in kinder­ twelve. e ampa_ ay . I. appa Sigma Alpha Epsilon from all Jon o a e Jca y an socJa - ect to aid the Boy's Clubs ate students receiving the fel­ Jeannie DeQuine, a finalist in 1 garten through third grades. The brothers are proud of Al?ha _Alumn_ AssocJatl~ re- points in the southeast have ly, a~d speeches by . sever~ Tampa and the Florida Sheriff's lowships are studying to be the 1966 Citrus Queen Pageant, alumru and the fratermty offi- Boys Ranch. Eight fellowship recipients Warren Brannon who placed ceived Its national charter at a been invited to the Enote.s Fall teachers of mentally retarded went into the final judging after are graduate students in the fourth in the intramural cross banqu~t at the . Causeway Inn Ball. High officials of USF and ceirs. ded . . The project is a $1 spaghetti students. The seniors are losing one of her contact lenses. last mght. Pres1dent Bob Star- nclu m the upcommg so- . USF program to prepare country run. Karen Pierce, EE4, Patricia key Pledgemaster H e r m a n cial and service events are the dmner to be held Sunday from teacher - consultants for gift­ Miss DeQuine was worried The b roth ers h were osted to a ! . · 12:30 until 4 p m at Plant Field Gadbaw, SE4, Karen Little, ed children. They are Chris­ about more than being able to social by the Iota Lambda chap- Smtth and Pledge Pres1dent Beta Three West a?nual ~ledge proJect,. th~ ser- in Tam a · · SE4, Judy Garcia, SE4, Carol ter of Delta zeta The event was Howard Segan, colony members v1ce proJect at the shenffs boys . P ·. . . . tine Abram, SE6,' Betty An· see while on the stage. "I'll look h d th Ch · tm ty Th1s CIVIC mmded action Loucks, SE4, Dorothy Di­ · t f h derson, SE6, Marilyn Gatlin, pretty strange with one blue eye successful in strenothening rela- were gues so onor. H ld B ranc an e riS as par . . . charry, SE4, Rosemarie Calk­ . " 0 S anquef At this time the brothers of began as a serviCe proJect for SE6, Diane Grybek, SE6, Sue and one green eye; maybe the 110ns between the two groups. TAU EPSIWN PHI Ar t . h t th k f th Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. itt, SE4, Janet Beagles, SE4, 11 0 McNevin, SE6, Darel Shef­ judges won't notice." Delta Phi Alpha has planned a Tau Epsilon Phi extends its A banquet honorJ·ng Omar f etee V:t:s fo tha~ a t .e They however felt it was such Linda Bogner, SE3, and Judy · 1 'th s· N · th ul · f ra rm ies or e1r suppor m , , field, SE6, Frank Walther, Apparently the judges didn't congrat . atwns t? two o o.ur Kausuri, a graduate student the intramural championship, a worthwhile project that they Baker. soc1a WI 1gma u m e SE6, and Karin Gailey. notice. Miss DeQuine was cho­ near future. b:others. Bob FI~her . for wm- from Pakistan here, was held especially the brothers of Eno- asked Sheriff Malcom Beard of The graduate students are sen Maid of Honor to Nancy Gary LaPorte, SH3, a senior, The founrlers day party h~ld n~ng the all-U_mversJty F?lk Monday from 5 to 7 p.m. in tas for the lovely gift which they the Hillsborough County Sher­ Betty Procter, UA6, Nina Sin­ Collins, Citrus Queen 1966. at C~use_way Inn, was especial- Smg, and Ken Kitchen for bemg Argos Center. The banquet was so kindly bestowed upon us for iff's Department to present this sley, UA6, Judy Goodstone, received a fellowship for the ly. highlighted by the pledge elected ~easurer of Students for sponsored by members of Beta our championship victory. plan to the IFC. The proposed SE6, Ronah Brodkin, SE6, and University's speech and hear­ Ap­ sk1t, _the presence of man~ Responsi~le Government. 3 West for the hall residents. TKE project was presented and the Mary Randall, SE6. ing clinician program. GRE Area Exam alum_m brolh~s, _and a large fl- TEP 1s proud to welcome . . The brothers of Phi Si me. Xi council voted unanimously to Undergraduates in the pro­ proximately 100 students are nanc1al contributiOn to be used Miss Verne Sugarman, resident . Bob Fisher, who placed first . . g . ' participate in the venture. gram take a full sequence in enrolled in the program. Today. Saturday for nationalization · tr t f D It H ll th m the USF hootennany contest affiliate of Tau Kappa Epsilon, . · ms uc or 0 e ~ a '.as e furnished entertainment for the are preparing for another big Each fratermty has accepted elementary education plus 21 Additional fellowships will Dean Russell M. Cooper ATO hostess of Tau Epsilon Ph1. event. fund raising project during Gas- a number of tickets which they semester hours in mental re­ be available for the 1966-67 ac­ today reininded liberal arts ATO Colony has elected three Tau Epsilon Phi Colony visit- . . parilla. The brothers would like will be selling up until the time tardation, and spend a semes­ ademic year. For additional and basic studies seniors wbo new officers for the remainder ed the Tau Alpha Chapter of Kau~un hves on B~ta 3 West to extend thanks to the Order of of the dinner. These will be sold ter, "interning'' in a special information and fellowship ap­ graduate in December Otat of the trimester. They are Mike TEP at Gainseville, last week- ?nd will leave The Umted States Diana for their help in making on campus, in shopping areas, class for retarded children. plication forms, notify Dr. the area portion of the gradu­ Garcia - Rush Chairman, Dan end. They attended the Tulane - m January. the Orphan project a success. and throughout residential Graduate students receiving Robert C. Dwyer for the men­ ate record exam, which is re­ Duer - Athletic Chairman, and Florida football game and be- Purpose of the event, accord- The pledges of TKE would areas in the Tampa Bay area. fellowships who are preparing tal retardation program, Dr. quired, will be today and Sat­ Don Schneider - Recording came better acquainted with the ing to Bruce Hoff, social chair- like to announce e. fund-raising to be teachers of young chil­ Marvin Gold or Dr. Dorothy urday. Today's exam will be Secretary. Phil Davis, a pledge ~ays of our national organiza- man for the floor, was to este.b- picnic. Filet mignon will be A Placement Office assist<; dren with varying excep­ Sisk for the gifted and early at 6:30 p.m. in the Physics of the colony, has been nominat- tion.. It was truly a most re- !ish a tradition of recogniz- served, and the picnic will be employers who want to inter­ tionalities are Martha Harris, childhood programs, and Dr. Building auditorium and at ed by SRG to run for student wardmg three days. ing foreign students in atten- timited to 100 people. The view University of South Flori· SE6, David Cecil, SE6, E lea­ Clarence Webb for the speech the same location Saturday at association Senator. Tau Epsilon Phi has accepted dance at the University. pledges are selling tickets. da graduates. nor Guetzloe, SE6, Linda pathology program. 8:30a.m.

FOR PRESIDENT * Dedicated to serve all students, not a select few. * Experienced - 4 years in SA work v1965-66 SA Vice-President v Past ~A Senator (1-year) v' Past SA Representative (2 years) * Able - 3.1 GPR Nominee for "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities" JOHN K. HOGUE * Senatorial Candidates ,( STOP Triple Dorm Rooms ,( Proven Experience in the SA: PHIL DAVIS V. FIGHT Vehicle Registration Fees SA Administrative Assistant Your V. j( FINE and Impeach Absentee Legislators Chairman of SA Exec. Cabinet "GET T~INGS DONE" V. V. LIBERALIZE Women's Hours SA Legislative Representative MAN V. V ESTABLISH Student Committee on J/ Past Pres. & V-Pres. of Fraternity ,( Dedicated V Qualified Quarter System V Experienced V Ready Andy Petruska

Phil Davis V Intercollegiate Football and Basketball regardless of ,I FIGHT to represent ,!ill students and end minority Administrative Pressures interest control ,( Parking fine monies being spent for needed parking facilities ,I ARREST the ridiculous parking situation through expanded Creation of "study parks" to be located around campU5 parking lots (to be financed by the daily "pink-ticket V robberies" on campus) "1 will represent each person as a person, not just a number" ,I I Am Not Afraid To Speak Out For Youl Frank Winkles Vote for Representative Government. Paulette Szabo Good Student Government is the responsibility of every the Students for Responsible The members of this party met students mo~t qualified, con­ student at USF. For this reason, Government (SRG). Today, SRG in convention recently and cerned, dedicated, and able to a small group of men from the has more than 500 members after detailed consideration serve-your needs and wants. 1965-66 SA Legislature put representing 14 USF organi- selected the above named slate Fior Proven Leadership, Look at concern into action and formed zations. of candidates.. as being those the Record. It Speaks for Itself. overnment