Winthrop University Digital Commons @ Winthrop University The Johnsonian 1980-1989 The Johnsonian 11-3-1982 The Johnsonian November 3, 1982 Winthrop University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/thejohnsonian1980s Recommended Citation Winthrop University, "The Johnsonian November 3, 1982" (1982). The Johnsonian 1980-1989. 122. https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/thejohnsonian1980s/122 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The Johnsonian at Digital Commons @ Winthrop University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Johnsonian 1980-1989 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Winthrop University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. HohnsonioVOLUME LX NO. 9 WINTHROP COLLEGE ROCK HILL , SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEnR 3, 1982 Tatler returns $500 to Senate By LYNN REICHERT $27,526, she said. Burgess re- SAC cuts the budget," she "If during the course of the man will then be notified that TJ editor arranged some line budgets, said. fiscal year, organizations who the senate has $500 more to shuffled money to other line David Bennett, SGA vice receive SAC funding determine distribute. Any organization The Tatler is planning to cut budgets and reduced funds in president, said organizations re- they have more money than eligible for the money can come $500 from their 1982-83 bud- other areas. questing funds have already they need, they can voluntarily to the senate and ask for it. get. Karen Burgess, editor, told "When the budget was been allocated their funds. make it available to me and I 'The key is going to be the the Board of Student Publi- written, with not knowing how "We never have anticipated will make it available to organi- demonstration of need," Mann cations. much prices would go up or how anyone turning money back. zations receiving SAC funding," said. Their budget, now at much color would cost, we over- It's a generous gesture," Mann said. Bennett said, "I'm really $28,026, will be reduced to estimated the budget, to be on Bennett said. The $500 will be deleted pleased by it all. It just shows the safe side." Burgess said. Jeff Mann, dean of students, from Tatler's budget and shifted people are understanding what "Really, we overestimate the said the $500 will become avail- into the student allocations kind of budget limitations we budget anyway because usually able to eligible organizations. account. The committee chair- are under." Blood drive to be held at Dinkins By LEANNE SKIPPER Webster, blood services director collected. Tom Webb, director will conduct sign-ups for the TJ feature reporter for Rock Hill and Fort Mill. of Dinkins Student Center, said, blood drive in the cafeteria: and Webster said that the goal for "Last year our four hundred Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, The Amercian Red Cross will this drive will be four hundred pint goal was surpassed for which will assist the Red Cross sponsor a blood drive in Dinkins pints. This goal was also set for the first time and we hope to in setting up and taking down tomorrow and Wednesday from the blood drive last November. do it again this year." the necessary equipment needed Karen Burgess 12-5 p.m. both days, said Saijdra A total of 418 pints were "The goal for the entire Rock for the blood drive. Hill and Fort Mill area is 3955 Webster listed some of the re- pints, which is an increase from quirements that donors must last year's goal of 3650 pints. .neet before they may giveblood: We hope that donors will give to Age- donor must be at least SGA sponsors coliseum tour help us meet our new goal for 17 years old and not over 65; this year," Webster said. Allergy- persons with allergies Webster stressed that may donate with or without The SGA is sponsoring <t The idea for the tour came introducing the public to the Winthrop's blood drive is open treatment; public tour of the Winthrop from the President's Liaison new coliseum," Brunson said. to the public, not just students. Cold or sore throat- donors Coliseum Sunday from 3 to Committee, which is make up of "Not only will the public get a She said, "College students are will be temporarily deferred for 5 p.m. campus leaders. Ed Brunson, chance to view it, but we are usually good about giving blood an active cold if accompained The tour will encompass the SGA _ president, volunteered hoping that many students as when we bring a blood drive to by fever and sore throat on day entire $11.2 million facility, in- the SGA to sponsor the tour. possible will be able to attend the campus. We also encourage of donation; cluding the 6,000-seat arena, "I felt it was SGA's responsi- the showing." the faculty and the staff of the Diet pills- acceptable: concourse level, locker rooms bility to host an open house for Brunson said the Coliseum is college to give at this drive." Infectious mononucleoses and the new athletic depa-tment the students and community." something students and the Webster also said the Red and exposure- acceptable if re- area. "This is an excellent way of community should be proud of. Cross is beginning to rely more covered; on the donations given at blood Weight- donor must weigh at drives held at college campuses. least 110 pounds. She said the reason for this in- The next blood drive will be creased dependence was the in- held February 16-17 at the creased number of industries student center from 12-5 p.m. that were closing where the Red both days. Webster encourages Cross had previously held blood persons to plan to donate at this drives. She said, "We had been blood drive also. holding a blood drive at the J.P. Stevens company sir.ee thel960's and now we are going On the to lose that blood that we would have collected there." Webster inside... encouraged people such as those Students caught ciphering to find another blood gas page 3 drive and continue to donate blood. TJ letter policy amended Webster also encouraged do- page 4 nors who give blood to do so more often. "Tha!^ one of the things that we hvae a problem Model UN editorial draws with. Dono-a will give blood response page 5 one time and then are not con- sistent in giving. The donors are eligible to give every eight Young Democrats get weeks and I encourage them to charter page 9 give three times a year." KIER to finally arriv Some of the campus organ- page 10 izations that are scheduled to work with the blood drive are: Alpha Kappa Psi, which will run Bennett family together at the canteen for refreshments for Winthrop page 11 donors after they give blood: Delta Sigma Theta sorority, Eagle-Tiger tune-up takes The 6,000-seat arena of the new Winthrop Coliseum is one of the sights of the tour sponsored by the which is in charge of publicity place Tuesday page 14 SGA. (TJ photo by Lynn Reichert) for the event; Delta Zeta, which Page 2-THE JOHNSONIAN-Wednesday, November 3, 1982- Newsbriefs Plans and duties questioned netlinz things done for the fresh- You just can't do anything By MARY ANNE GROBUSKY man class but then I hit this without money, Edmiston said, TJ news reporter stone wall about no SGA funds. Eaglettes raise money in .•••sponse to his unavail- ability to announce his class Exchange Program The Eaglettes will hold a skate-a-thon Thursday from plans for the October 19 issue 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the "Rolla-Round" skating rink on of TJ, freshman class president 1201 River View Road in Rock Mill. Parker Edmiston has voiced bla- The purpose of this event is for the Eaglettes to get to tant uncertainty of his position offers opportunities know the athletes of Winthrop sports. Benefits from this and his duties stating that The National Student Ex- ^nt to other schools and a maxi- event will go directly to the Winthrop Athletic Fund. "lack of student interest, lack change Program offers college of 20 that can be accepted of SGA funds and lack of feed- mum Public admission is SI. sophomores and juniors who at Winthrop, only 12 exchange Anyone interested in more information on sponsoring back from upper administra- have cumulative grade point students came to Winthrop and the Eaglettes contact Archanna McClellan at 3468. tion" are the main contributing ratios of 2.5 or better an oppor- seven students from Winthrop factors to his feelings. tunity to visit new places, ex- went to other schools. Dean Writing center holds sessions Edmiston, a political science perience new sights, and enjoy Mann said, "This is a great major from Pisgah, Alabama, numerous new cultural and edu- opportunity, but our students The Writing Center, 318 Kinard, will hold a Help Session said he was "extremely dis- cational happenings, while at- are not taking advantage of heartened at the apathetic feel- on Revising Essays Thursday, 3:30 - 4:30 pm. tending school. it!" ing among Winthrop students as Winthrop became first in- Campus ministries sponsor convocationto who governs them." volved in the program when If any student is interested "As part of class officers, Jeff Mann, dean of students, in ihis program, he should go we would like to sponsor all Winthrop College Campus Ministries will sponsor "A brought it with him from N.C. by 209 Din kins and pick up kinds of events, but it's hard to Convocation: Solutions to the Nuclear Arms Race" Thurs- State.