The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 12, 1952, Page Page Two, Image 2
Will Anything Be Done?
Lack Of An A
Is A Disgrace
.ast Friday, bet\weenl 10 ald i1 a.m., we
sat ( n the I'loor', lt;et l Over railings,. sat onl
steps, anlld '.tl(1t(o inl tlie aisles andlll loorway' s
for :ii lnor in o tler to bndallen olul t'e'ducat ion
it wats the sect (I(I tillle il "I hlurs alll
1le t ;iliri 1;lle 111 I 0 l:\ s t h:lt st(m t us } ad
tO teitI('r" standl upI or :it IlOWni- n,i t he f'loulr,
h s- Il rIdtr t: I t' ;d1 I u :t (l Iitlire a
lite elltter :li:tiat'il!. : itl't' O1r riin.
le rcIll-Ol i:: I hat ('a rolilit hias no audi
torium which is capable of accomlmodating
more than 7) st udents. which is little more
than 20 per c ent of the student body.
It is estillattd that :100 sttudlents stood
du'ig aiur'souts,tallding:! prO;tr1am and
that I t ' tlha 1 I1) sttitl ts left leralsl
tIlt; tOt i(i t t'\"t in !t.' tiut of he r:il1 ;ilil
liu ht door. IllIst' studtIts wereII ) deprive(d
l l earing and s t'int:' ont'tI e Ia t bet pet
1im, pr t eildI l in o r eci t 'iars al t ('alnOlla
I h ut' 1 ;1' h t ililt es I ilO exist to lt't'
t he l It sVi ,ide ti T iv ht' st siln lt(\.
''lle nii:;t before, it uas the saiie story
w\hen niore than 1101 had to stand up to
watch het performer, at the successful ih-'
Stnt nliL ht pro:ram i i T Drayton Ha.111.
'T he i't ui w\t . hi n:'t i s t); sil It d et
\ ('rt ' il TE rn " t, ' f '' i l :t l l :; i hs r\" 'h e also -
nI' I Ill t i t"(i
t " S i ll: , 1 h1 llt I
: ' t l l it t h W , ' I'1) :1 ' i'- t-\
fl':t'l' i lt ht i i t '- \ h \ tttll o |
bac 'k wa:tt ' t 'tn . I , it 11he : ji1 i(I al1'il
St'i! ~ i : t. Iit l "i!1 fltttt l\" oi l('n
tn1,n 1 n tlls \"m'al
Wt hee.t T Iw e t ileel i\\ at"is Weeklltth
A o . W hyI'I . i u rau1 e it i ;e t' 7 al tele.
T ' \V h .o, Ilt I \"\;I> biltn
tit ' h Illa :I T- \l Tt}, n 't edi
tlr' I i wlu t It I ) Ins in t
I1t _r; l 1 1 ' l ' I 'l 2 :1 )\,;( ~ I h c
,t 1 I It"rt I' I I ',
IL GA nW~o(
Iilel (% v : 'l 1 -t l Il 4 A~l
lEpr es I yLElEl.- ,i Itn Nl at itrl'meeting
On Ps-Midight Mui ins
SI1OrEiTSt :J)I'h
SO IETYIEII)ITY81 I :A(
FEAlTUr'e (.nes"i ubh bI)[:nRn i r he r
EDCAITOR )TO
CMCAIN EADITOR ,
ASBUSINESS MA NA G E R .0
To The State
The ministers spoke of peace with huge guns
aInd instruments of war staring them in the
face. It is not proper, yet where else Could
such a crowl he seatedh and still be able to
hear t he spelIker?
Tlle 1hi\' 'sity Il:vt'b 's, stildIell ti raimatic
O1'gtlirzatit l, I'est'tt aiuther ;i rgu ntii t ill
i)'hll' Of tilt' Ili 't'(I of allt 't1itoritlilli. T hle
l'layer'ts- bec'taulse' (f <lif'1erences"t' with Deanl
( 'row\, who supell(r\ist's 1)rrayton l:ll--have
le''ie(}'1 ri\ t'I (t' the rig ht to uI se the hall.
lilt' thianI. having" n suitable place on
call)tlis ti \vilihl to lIr'S- 'llt tIRir ' amatic
1)r( lttitilnS, w\ili li : at'mp11tryl" builing
which tl recen( t y1\ wa',s anl enIne ringt '1 l ab.it
(i1':t(Iv. Its i(Il:t 1iI) lletNI to lirt'stoI1
I1tt!'illitttl'\ HlIte i n Ill 't u!lt l'Sir1aIt' for
its I)e'\ ust 1)ettaU s t wol'11'1 sIll(dellts ant
slpect ato's will lla\t t ii \\-;tih lt\\eenll iu lrliev
aint! 1'ritstmn llcri''I11 t i s in ('ler t g't to
1Ia' it-\\ }lall lt irt'. .\lani tit tIle t. \\illdlo \s
l \'t' il4 I t(15 r s' , ht s n il( \ViOlltil it() lo101{)1
ti'S(!ii Ii i) ' ';t T 'il i' \ it'w\' t( i tlltt' it' I i 1n .
li "' 11 1 It I 1 1':- - . I}t' It'll :l l'r bI)1 il(ling1
1 (a 11: t 11(' l nt'( ss ;r I I:(;t illitits all(I
ce h:\ e hearl that the h 1' kniersity is
considertin- a --pecch an<d drama dlepartment.
\\e 'veI that t1his lep: r'tm nent is needed; we
alo fe. howt\eer. that this depart ment
when ii nsituleI--n ill n('e(< an auditoriu in
\\bit.h its -tuttlent- tan gain practical
e\fperienc te.
II is a (lis!,'t e to Ite state of Soulth Caro
lina hen the State I'ni\ ersit y does not have
a lece'nt auditOiitrium in w hicirh it can present
its tuest lee ill'(t'sr . It is 1)oo1' plblic relaiions
when Ihe I'ni\ersit.\ in\itts the town-people
to attend, anld there is no place for them
to sit.
All a tl 'toiin'nii. ,hIn 'I!" .itIi a Stiideit
'l itt liill ai : - , nI r Ole top of' t}le
list of' ili-s ' h( ;tlwral Assembly
si'ull nint N rl i t r i n n; y1111_' Ilt '\ fOr this
Wi t ' ' i;' 1110 t;ll' V V ill. :t 'i Ol li \ ' st:t O'
Wl t I rlpts t ii r' l ito 1t's I ls .i
\ sto \ ih tate 4 lilhit'io iirs:i .~ 'tti
1T hrt'' ' h a Tt } r 't ot ' 't rII.at )1ater
t1111u (1:i \ <iI ( ilnt' ( url state
l t': t -tto ftt"!eT !l ic i , this tiili
\'etolt n n"I1l0 )'' llt' yT''''tlt'1, :\ !!'1;c ter"
I4 1 t=i , I Il' (ll !0al IO 1 :tOtli' o f :I
1 t t;t (.-- H N
It Thought
II i* ~ t t ii' nii 111 aiii~ l 'I ili'iit iirg;ili/at joll
niv iljtn'jil Wl.~ ii a :dl'vi ul(1 jsill
NSA, my StiidIitoril was1 nt 'trying 5toit. sel(
sAtF 10 F'ubn (1' unlil k ilwasl s ll -t{
I"~sjliili isa md tin- o iit dhlity o f ( 'ai'olinia's
ill I illm'.ie
u ri another i. I t iio i utjg,. I
n . ' i n ii nil I o ' iij tts I hal it
I I ihi .--l .N
The Editor
'i4*n I 1 : jlio . a tiht
in mIi 'lt be in
I h bati b ll
I"'I" ''' n i ahnoi ii veryii
not forget. lie iur
ll., N('\I' IT b ii - 'i or i hor.
GTo iGh'',Y
.1 Ah w It ny (f n .\i' \ l E-: \\'IT li ili -: l.i
niii 1' 00 riof1ii ii the campus," as thei south ide14
a ''h'i i~i'4 of thei camotpus' i here I Iive 4' eems)
T.. Arntemiis
Aan Iakrr Ii to ba' a fewY disuringi poist
obhy Smh it dit(11or.)
Standing I
Ii l) Ifl 2 ) 14 f19 I) i? d 1(lt
YDo, there standi
faculty,. and still thecre was not enou
main e"ntrancec to (he packed audita
erona d n% hic"h t uod in fihe corridorsc
other' coulhn't -c"t this close and lef
JOHN D)UFFY
Contradict
lhurin, the ('hristnias holidays,
when i1<t of US will be home
njOyinr t ht ext(rnals of a
( h i iari hoIlia . a small group
f it t lnts froni Negr o and \\lite
( 99llet all tver the South will
c m e togetitr in ('Clumb,ia to di,
ensthe problems which stand in
th" way of a truly integrated
mt li I edu itI,ona,l y-t .i
tbali I do49 not1 knw but "d 9ignum
etI jusum et" I t i t andi jut
94 it it hi'..m c n m in r tn
hI iiith of th ('.odll an,i ag group4li
1 1 nlit 49 4 ' fit.
iilanyi pe pl il disge withdO 1
w i p it out1 tha th r it I otin
in hIe' 9ii whitch ii 919nnd tem
w4 I ' tI i ill co4 h t a lcan bI
Iti em Ia io I it a tivitles
99.th 9er 9 9 than .i . p rts lit' a 42119
n4 aiv t th man tah.nIt2ed2
liii e' Ci Iini'. t 1114 ally94I 'e.4
know '.. I h 4l of u t w n y s m -
"dd 1 Ii ' 'Jnt 4n thi4 I:np 19 Com-11'
II Cd 191 29| 1 1114f Ipper 2las men,
lot 191 214 ili 'etw II ., 12 akl
loona Only
ly at Drayton Hall last Friday m,
gh room. The top picture shows p)
rium, (lower left photo) two oth4
an he seen in 1 he lower right phol
t. (See adjacent editorial) (Gane<
'n Views
Bible?
good Christian and still believe
in segregation. I would not quces
ion these people in their faith. I
would be the last man to judge
he Christianity of another man.
However it is hard for me to
understand how one can stand for
,egre;gation and the injuatice which
it spawns while at the same time
worshipping the (;od of the Old
and New. Testame'nts. I low does
One 4ex plain the legal lynching of
our' court system in vie*w of the
teaichings of the (;od of Justice?
01,W 4. neworship in aO segre
gat ed ch urchl thle ( ; d who gave as
II is greatest (coml)mandlment: L ove
'lhy Neighbor As Tlhyself.
I amn not a religious miani andu I
amashamed of it. My idleals are
far sepiaratedl from the reality oif
my situation. I assume that that
is what is wrong withI my fellow
Southern ( 'hristians, but I earnest
ly hope that the ilay will come
when t hey will judlge this prloblem
Of race' in t he Ii ght of their ideals
rather'z t han their shortcomings.
JE RRY ROLLINS
.1 Report
ehass of more than tw1.enty knlew.
(Carolinia had ai debating team.
Thellie fac(ts pr ese nt a hard
Litting insult to the earnest wvork
ing deb~ators and their fine leader,
l'&spcially is thlis truoe s inmce the
CarEl ina1 I)ehat ing Team has won
00utstanding awards such as the
National Il>eha ting (Cham pionshi p
of 194It, the l'i Kappa l)elta
Ih ii onJiElship Iin 149, and4 te l'i
Kappa I >elt a runneruj award of
195(1.
This lackadlaiVical attlituode hel
by a barge port iOn oif our studlenlt
I""E(y 'huld lEE cha ngedl. I low this
(hanlge' is to lbe brought abioumt is
a realI probh-mi.
(Our mltirest- ml 'xtra-currmicuilar'
actvit 1111 shohIi I he be'tter orienta~
t itin oif t hem.
A bi0 >ijince. teacher14' at Mich.
igan State' toll his class he was
dis'uistedl herause so few of his
studz~ent h4Eeleved ini flyving saulcers.
T1hen 14' reached'4 into a bag andl
t hem lEcturiE' room1.
Ad\ in l)aily TexanI: "'J.ost Satunr
day night Pa. if li..t w..h
And Still N
)rning when Carl Sandburg spoke I
crt of the standing crowd. As rainc
-r students stand on a chair to se
o. This was the closest some people
ock photos by Gus Manos and Hill I
A Poem
OLernvalion On S
A tribute singula
From Carolina's
hung majestic ii
Not a hearer's he
But more, ilnOti
No one lit a ciga
T1ERRELL GLENN
A Loss
At t he beginning of tlhis col umn
let it he clearly undl(erstoodl that it
is niot initendled to b)e anf expiose
of great priofi ts taken by any indli -
vidulal or in any way a criticism ot
any pers501 on Ronect ed wvit h the
boo0kst ore anid cant een. Rat her,
this is m)eaint to be a criticismi (of
the system itself.
The prlofits that ar madneul an
nually by the bookstore aind the
((nnRteen) arei turnited over to t he
athlet ic dlepartmeint tor thleir use
to aidl in the program of that
dleparitmenit. Th is is not the idea
of one man, nor is it a part of
any one p res idenit's adlm inistriat ion.
The p)rac tice (If riii)iing the stuodent
bookstore in this mnner is by the
aut horizat ion of the Hoard oIf
Trust ees. TherefCor i.wI must not
condemon any one per>(on for this
situOat ion, rat her we shloui coni
demn)i thle pract ice.
activities fcc that is paid as a
parit of oui titi on for the Faill,
Spinig aiid Summer Terms is
allocated by the Hoard (of Trustees
to the athletic departmnent. This
dlepart iient. reeives thle gate re
(hits froii all the aithiletic events
hat ar e sponIlsored byv thle scho ol.
Ini addiit ion to the sour (11 ces oif
a big mneasurle of finaiicial
support. Yet, it Is st ill dleemed'(
niecessaryV by the ltoardl of T'rustees
that thle profit iniali by thle hook
stoic be t urned over tO thle at hiet ie
dlepartmnent . ActutallyV the .ouiint
oif moneyW\ that is nuale (achi year
by thle b,ookst ore is small I ii n -
lIarison il thi (Itheri allocations
anid sourceis (If inicomet of the
athllet ic dleparitmenit. Theii loss (If
this woul hb. sijial. On the other
hmnl, the lo>s to us as studentiis
is large.
It is submit ted that thle book -
storie and( canitien shiould have no
proi fit to( tuir n over to anuio tlehiii
A.F c"...ur 1" 1952
ot Enough
.3
o the Carolina student body and
oated students crowd around the
Sandburg. Part of the unseen
got to seeing the speaker. Many
toss)
anury ' 4ulence
rly rare
student, group
i the air
ad (lid droop
eCd, that I'll bet,
rette.
IIARVEY L. GOLIDEN
omcslore,
To Us
m en t on the campu. Th books,tore3
shouh1il ibe rn as a n-pofit co
OIperaiv for th benen 4t I?of the
studnents. This is th procedure
f0llowved at many of the large
prIivate schools such) a H arvard,
Vaile, lDuke andl( many ithers. At
this a state uiversity with the
suppoJ)sed pu13rpose of pro~ dding the
0)Joppot uity' for a cheap r educa
tion for the citizens of t he state,
why shluldh t hese studenttis be
foriced to) pay1 higher rices for
heiri blooks in order to support
the athIilet ic dleparit ment
It is not wrong that thet 4todents~
s hould hel p defray t he \en ofl
any program in wihi t hey are a
pa~rt and whiich is beeb-a to
hem. A\s suc(h, it is right that
we should pay for part of our
at hletice program. WXhat is im
h)ortanit is how mucih 'a pay in
r'elat ion toI ot her ac tiv ities of the
school and how t hiis mfonely 6
col lec ted. Why s hould a law
stitiden t or an engi neeing 1 st udent
pay more than a not her .in'stbe
cauiise' his books cos~5t mor e, thereby
rendering a larger protf.i: than an
Eniglis h miajor ? Bot miayui rceive'~
the samie dlegree of uinjoymen
frma football gamte. Th itut dent
act ivit ies fee is the sameii for. all
regular studients and t his shouil'
bie t he sorc of incomeli fromi the
stoiie nt s.
kSK, OD)K, and Bluc Key have
reen ltlyV adioptedi the projec of
in vest iga ti ng the books tor and311
cainteen in~ all their aspectS. Il a
hoped that they will be sue
in their endeavor to rceh a work
able solti on to this pr'obh-i and1
will make concreit e 5suggest ions~
to the aidmintst ration for a cha~nge
in the present system.tels
As stiitedl previusy.tels
$1 ,00 a year to the athletC
tie par tmitent is smll Iin itomp a rison1
o t he loss of $10.0t0 a smse
1o the in,iiivi,inii student.