1 SPECIALSPCA
CLEMSON CLEMSON
EDITION 91DIIO
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Vol. LVIII, No. 12 Columbia, South Carolina, November 21, 1967 Founded 1908
Cocks I
'Born' ToI
Maxey Brotherhool makes the tiger for
I'(:'s annual tiger burningy which evi
<dences the high spirits on the campus he
fore the Caroina-(a- emson <luel. The tiger
was burned last night after it was carried
Campus Books
Why, How Do
tcond)1c In At SeriesThparbk
aisoi new to) tht
B SAl.lY ZALKIN " "rhat"ks ar"
A%st. .Mlanaging FdIitor ie " 61i"si
"What's the use of a Campus Set 11) a wide Sc
oliok Store if it doesn't save the hacks t elbi 0 :t
students money'?" r A disc(t
'"Somttimes I think I'm11 being ~as .t up in tl
chtated, and sonetimes I wondrtl' e r asin.
it they're ntking a profit. I don't ()11. .4-gulal.
know - - just how does the iook :tlno 1 sttdhnts
Store work?" atlcttuatt Supply
Stuents interviewed in ta re- textbooks. ''h"
ent Gaecock poll asked the n Stre n has
two question, over annl over agail:n: c 10
wlt is the" purpo.e" of the (:am
pn. Iok Store" inel how detw it
H4hich hok, pr
ope-rate?
In an effort to findl somel anl- h n.t e'
swe trs, Ih e (1 Ort c;k w"nt to th- - ioulel tht . erele
mein who ee,cIl with the Book Store ince no st hoo
in tve rv area - William Itorite, a 211 Joi cent
icok Store mt a n a g e r'; :\ar'ion iiit ealr
I haiiler, nllanage-r and lbuvi-r f' 0Jl 'ttu i
thei Catmpus Shop; andi 11 a rt) I dis'ill1ttiiit
ltruntoin, vice pretsidient for liHusi- a il i'Sili
ness A ffanirs.:t''tat'etio:
"'The purpose of the Camtpusan tt'so i
, lioi k Storle is twofldl,"' IHrunton ne i 'ci
said. "e are hire toi offer i s-'r- tesu'ges'
vic toi the students andl faculty nuiy tu'es
i'ie'Ite k teei'~. n~a pi'cl itam," itor in sah
I lii'r~ih ''o 114r ec-'.tUle1j s'' t up t wie us'
'lie'-teet w~ fr't ieecme'e il a ts ' --i a up in rid
gun' (:ede~~' Oil liii I iti'~4 he s;Im' to resolce
cieei '.it' cef tile' Se'()cenlref Jimla
mite i"ni , acul Ie te''reteneveertee time
in 1 ht], 'vtic tti' cuhelowltdoofthe'e
Iii 3~l' 't tti fl uir f Ii' outitit let }i-it cent'
imI ii' ine fie'ai~ tn int iC l ow 'it ti a tilers
e'elttail mere'illlim 93~ tile'-- ti tll, tte str r
te' iieei'. tiielclleil t0O ) tcetet' 'an 'd t il- if in
.uitico k e a ilHet noll eof su t tt' sft
3attle
~~tt
Staff Photo by Chief Photographer Chip Gallowa:
!e Burned
at the beat of a parade through Colum ia
streets. A pep rally was held on the Capitol
steps after which students proeereled to
athletic field A where the cheerleaelers
began the fire.
tore Query:
es It Operate?
hook husiness is noting ott each form tie ntber of
(:npus Sltop. copito that title, both new nd
no t :ta ge profit u,ed, prem"ntly on Itant. Tiog
I. "\\' lturl ttst-IV into acon t the uupntsr of ,ti
lection of paprr- it"nt' %ho will get their book;
t the stui ts to from tother store or from an
tnt rt"cordl ($1 .. ohr,udn n hoe%owl
B Hook Sttre fir ne%er buy the text a all, Rorie
thett placeis order.
complaint found lit-cause ulishers requ1i'e tha
iltals with in- tl e r s it pltc'd at least t\
anl selection of nths piorito date hooks wilt 1
('ampus BIotoknvttltl, in f o r at a t i o n must h
all the books I gathird and itoks must Ie tot alt
wt'll in adlvanc"e oit the (tiling st
lttk Store kotnw tttist'.
ofre,ur, w ill uame ' ' n'rocs is e ig
Amd how amanyRoisad
-r? Ni wt"eek: Is t ice Right
k publishers have
iturn policy (al- o
ignal tIl'r), aintl
n' iof the numberii'
iks studen'fts will
'lsn, it is often the
racy~ in irilt'ning,
tot ('viry pro4 f'.ssoir
iaton n il nam '
publ iislher nif botiok
I, wvheth.- bootitk is
the ibook wviltli be(Ie
~t U-,d sedtyo ai T(kn
~~ intoii account'Ith inmber ti stu
Iliparle ilfroml anohe sitoreg or41 from n-is
'ithe dent an those i who ftl
nai m l h' 151- then pWace h, iisaul ''Irder. ig
nilt illiiihln o rIt nIe r fs he pae atitleastrtw
~n : i'npil lS't tw ti'etll l' inav n of tIit h e ming s
igers
By CARL STEP1P
Sports Editor
The ACC championship will be
on the line for the third straight
year Saturday w h e n the Gamte
cocks and the C I e im s o n Tigers
tangle in their annual season-end
ing hattle at Carolina Stadium.
A win for the Gamecocks would
result in a three-way tie for the
crown between Carolina, Clemson
and N. C. State. A victory for
Clemson would give the Tigers sole
possession of the title.
Both squaIs will take reeords of
5-4 into the c l a s h, which was
doemisiatei by Clemson lat year
when the Tigers rolled to a 33-10
win over the Gamecocks at Death
Valley.
The 1966 victory wrapped up
Clemson's claim to the conference
crown. Iwo years ago theC Gae
cocks nipped the Tigers 17-16 to
apparently cinch a share of the
ACC title, but Carolina was suh
seqeluently ordered to forfeit several
games hecause of use of an ineligi
ble player.
Hattered and bruised after their
17-0 loss to Alahama Saturday. the
Gamecocks will be seeking their
fifth consecutive will in Carolina
Stadium.
They will also be looking to
record the first U SC winning sea
son since 1939.
A s e r i o u s consequence of the
Alabama contest was the Game
eocks' loss of guard Bob Morris,
who suffer"'d two breaks in his
arm. Coupled wi ith the recent loss
of starting guard Tom Wingard.
the injur.v deprives the Gamecocks
of both first string guards from
the team which opened the s"'ason.
"We will he watching injuries
very closely this week,'' Coach Paul
l>ietzel said this we"'k. "Loss of
Morris, after we lost Wingard,
means that both sides of our line,
will be weakened."
Debate Ti
Region T(
t USC's top varsity debate team
captured the )elta Signa Rho-Tau
Kappa Alpha Southern R e g i o n
Championship last weekend for
the second year in a row.
Brothers Boh and Tom Salane
compiled the only undefeated r"ee
oel of 25 teams entered in the Tal
hlhassee, Fla. tournament to take
heir second consecutiye first place
Staff Photo by Elott Borensteir
w regional innilers' trophies.
>Stifle ]
hmItary dty end t' chiannel th<
be acetion of' those not draftede.
Ho' Tatum11 ~ wa unprisonede in 19t.1
it it theit ageo it se for "oure aml
it, *:eusal to re'gister" fir the draf
ni- 4 I I i' n s4'. 114' told studlents thai
ry ''yeor objective is toi get from
,28 classi fic'at ion (student dlefer
a- mlent in the netienal inte're'st ) t<
hie a 2A elassifict in ( job deferime'n
at 'in thle national it'eest ) to age 24
hi- ( maximum dlraft eligibeility ege
ng ithiot beeing) dhraftede or uneergi
ve'The Natiomnal Securityv Counei
tee u lli annouince in .lanuary whie
For
11en Garnitt, Warren Muir and b)
Dave (;rant .uffered minor in- d
jurie, in la%t Saturda.', game, but
all three are expected to be back
at nearly full speed for Saturda"',
game.
The Tigers, pre-s('ason favoritt-s
W win the ACC flag, recorded a
i1-(; w%in over nationally ranked
t. C. State last Saturday, but it
-amne at the (xlense of t a i I h a c k
Jacky Jackson, another broken arm I
victim.
C'lemson's off,'nse will be keyed <
Blue Key
Leaders i
I;lue Key, national ho)nor serv- :
ice fraternity, tapped 2) USC stu
dents and faculty mlemi-rs Fri
day night at the Miss G1rn1t :ni
IlIack pageant.
Students and faculty merlcr
"tr"' selected for mI mb rnrship) On
the bis is f sirt' ic'. gaidance and
participation in the ('ar)olina (''n
inunit\".
Students tapped by B1lue Ney"
Carl M. Cowart, a junior from
Iesupl, (Ga. lie is oi'rr'spdlin1
,ecretary f,,r- Kappa Sim1a 11 app
:crvic.' fraternity. pledge class
sc'retar'y of Sigma Nu, pire-sid-nt
pro templol)re of the Men's lT)w"er
:nd treasure'r of the st-ilent holy.
!is cumulative (;P is 8.15.
Randy W. Cooper, a senior fron
North Augusta. Ie is a member
of ('hi Psi, AI"T('TC and serves
on the Men's JIdicial Council. I
has a cumhulatiye (GPR of 2.(.
I)onaldl A. ilolen, a junior from
I )anville. \'a. Hie is president pro
tempoire of the Student Senate,
chairman of the Problems Com
mittee of Town N1en's Association,
eam Wins
>urnament
in the eight-state southern rogiOn.
< >n their way to the no-loss.s
recot'r I, the brothers downed Louisi
ana S t a t e University, Mlemphis
State I niversity, Ierc)'r Univer
sity, University of Florida, Sam
ford i niversity and University of
TIennossee.
The Salanes also took first and
s'cond!, pice'4 "behst speazker"' h 'no rs,
with Tom Salane edging out his
br'other by one point for the top
slot.
F r es h mne n H..h Schwartz antd
Nlike Hate's, delba ti ng against var!
sity compeltittion, compiled a -1-2
record to take thlird' place amoi(ng
all groupIs at the toiurnamnilt.
I )uring ele-ct ions at t he loridla
touirnamen'lt, TI o in S a I a ni. ewas
-leected. pre'side.nt of the southern
re~gion1 of I )Sli--T'K A \t nat ional doe
hat inig honorary ).
TI'he sotat hernh legio>n is ei im pos..I
of schools in Norith. ('arohna, SouIth
('a l imin, l"horolht, (t',eirgia, Ti-!1
n--ssee, Al:aima, N11sisippi andi
Io ois ana.
Tlhiis wve,ke-nd the Salaunes wil
enIter the G eorgetown invitational
'Tour'nanment in Wash ington, I). ('..
withI teamns from all over thle na
Dissent'
- imlnt purpliIos " in tho' national1
i t I ie s5 t'' artrinfl to 'Tatumi
,("t11!ntrols of this liletilft areIli chaitg
I lng o>uI eiitry! ' friom a dinicra.\
- f this is adlvantaigeotus to uts, san1ct
iit ha.s been~ pats! pobeyi to allow~
I studnihit d-f.-rme'nt only for scbIn
- tiific and r'elated subjects.'"
'>F"The \'ottnamn War' has had:
I jprofound. effect on the visibihty 0!
ithe contscienOtious obljc(torsM," sal.
lTatum. "The lawt des not re'cog
- nIize that some1 p-ople c'atnnot ac
ci'pt a joisition under4-I any c'apac'ity
1in thle arnmed forces. The laow doe:
1 nto! a. I I. ow a non-jiarticiptatio1
ACC
y scrappy quarterback Jimmy Ad
ison and hard-charging tailhack
uelv (;ore, the conference's leai
ig rusher.
Anchoring the offenive line
will be All-America tackle Wayne
Ma\. and All-ACC guard Iliarry
Ol-zew.ki. End Hutch Sur.avage
leads a t o u g h, ieteran-tudded
Tiger defen,e.
Altheugh called1 one of l rms~n's
est ever hv head coach Frank
oward, this year's Tiger s<quad
Iropplred three of its first four
Inducts
It Beauty
m nlenleer of the Senate' Rule s and
."gislative committees and nimoi
-rator of Student Speak Out. liiH
'umulati\'e (IT i.s 2.s.
>aniel A. Self. a seni,r fr-~m
;lumbia. lie is e-retar' an"
,rei ent ef the I-:ngin1,e"r, Juint
oune-i and I dient a-i tant f-r
I-S. 'lie" ha a (Umulative ( GPR
>f 2.9.
Sra - i"1 J. Me adow, a iuni"r frc,m
A\ik'-n. lie i- \ ice" pr'- hicentt t,
'he 'elle wsip -f ("hri-tian Ath
letes, p)resie.-nt of the juni r class
and viee-p,rerilenlt ~f r h- K
ciee \ i eeat . liee is a
of \len's I e+ieial (' ,tn,"l, Inter
fraternity (~.neil. St'len t Senae
anel Phi l-:t: Signa. iis (umula
t ive (;iit i.- 2 .
I'err-y W . Io\el, a -e"ni~r from
ler i e. lie is a menler if the' Lx
eeltive Committee of Men': Tew\
ers Stutent (iever nlme-nt. Pi \Mu
i 1 i I c, n i themitle.s ilonorar,\
and Phi I :a Sigma. H1e has a
1967-68 Miss G4
I aueille Sligh, a ColY.ui
tion, is crowned Miss Garne
p)redlecessoEr Bairbara Rohe
sen-Ited Kappa Alphia, and I
night at (Columbnia IIail in
byV thle ye arbook.
Seasonal S(
'Thankfuln<
"What I A\m Thankfu
Fer" is the theme of Carai'
lina'fs annui tal Than ksgivijn;
The ob)servance wiIl l be
7 p.m. tonight aroumnd the rc
flection pool1 in front of th
I 'ndergr-adua Wte I ibralry'.
Fouir guest spieakers- R-ay
J1ones, piresidenit (of W\est mir
ter Fellowship; U SC Pres
dI.nt Thomias F. Jones; (oae
taul IDiet'ze; D)r. Fredlrie
ils physic's anud ast ronom
efets.sor; and( D)enn RiV' oya
-tudent body v'ice president
Vili talk abloult w hat they ai
thanukful for.
D r. Lauren E. Brulbak<
wVi l t deiv'er the benlediction.
OfferinlgM wilt also be r
.-eiv'ed at the serv'ice. Cltotl
ing for the S. C. State llo
pit at, it ems such as t Oit
articles for Vietnam ar
money for neIoets for ti
Title
zames before jelling against Duke.
Since, then tho '1 iger's have nowel
iiown North (arolina, Maryland
and State, w\lO;I4 losing a close
l gamne' to Alabama.
A capacity crowd of over 41::,nOO
is e."x eto,d fir the clash, with kick
off scheluled.I for 2 p.m.
hte game is the .ixty-fifth meet.
ig of the tNo teams in a seriev
dating back to 1896. 'Te Game
cock- ha' w ..on 24, (h'mon has
w,in: 37 and there have been three
ties.
20 USC
Pageant
.:mnulativ G,P1; ,f 2.9.
Edwaeri E. Moore, a junior from
Ilerc"nlee". Ie is house manager
ani treasure"r of K a p P ia Alpha
> rd e r, chairman of frate"rnity
I'nltel Fund drive and Greek \Week
:I"tv!t:'s. lie" has a cumulative
Hu>,. A. Rutlige, a junior from
'lunba. He.s social chairman of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, se"crotary
eef Interfraternity C o u n c i I and
1 s! repleresentative to the Seeuth
e*asarn Interfraternity Council.
He is a mem.!,r of tie oard of
<;Ge rnors of the Studeint 1:nion,
:reh- K and H a u x Arts. His
umuilative (;PR is 2.9.
.. .\.roire Brown. a junior from
Selna. Ala. He is a member of
Young 1 nlmuc'rats, WI'SC Radio,
Cii Psi. Student Academic Re
Slnnsii lity C o m m i t t 'r, and
E":1phrlalian Lterary Society. His
"um .l:'e GPR s 2.7.
(Coltine<i on Page 3)
Staff Photo by Warren R. Hudson
irnet Anid Black
a junior majoring in educea
and Black 1967.! 98 hv her
rtis. Miss %ligh, who re-pre
ecr court were chosen Friday
the annual contest sponsoredl
rvice Takes
ess' Theme
I hospital wvill be cllected.
- Int the event of rain Rut
IedIge (Chapel onf the Hiorse'
s''-hoe w.ill be used.
SCity Is Topic
Of Lecturers
- i arlna's. irst \'isiting Scholars
- priigr'am uil g.t under way Nov.
n ) wih t he themet "Expos4ur4' toi
Yisa'1\ ith .-turr iltewdel
known aut hir ('barl's Abrams of
N.yw Yorkl arid theologist Harrison
K. S munis oif Chic(ago.
Three' sesmns art' plannetd in
lloom 2( K Ru ssel HIIoust' tin Nov.
140: 10 a.m.-noon, City of te Fu
turt'; 2:320-5 p.m., National Con
3- se quences of 1' rh an izat ion; 8 p.m.,
1- P' u b I i e Respoinslbility for the
t;Ghett.
It The program, rt'plac ing Religious
d Emhai Week, continues Friday
oantd Saturday. IDetc. 1-2.