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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROIANA
Vol. LI., No. 7 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLLINA, OCTO11- 28. 1960
Debal
I nK(
THE DEATE Team, coached I
west recemtly amd came out will
samemt. M4uthers of tlhe team m
er-mn, Mlvin Purvis, aid Sam111 I
First Lect
Series Dra
Approximately two hundred Ir
ternational Studies students an
guests attended the first lectur
of the 19G0-61 "New Perspectivc
in Foreign Policy" series, pr(
sented by the University Depari
ment of International Studic
'ruesday night.
Dr. Stefan T. Possony, profe,
sor of international politics in th
Graduate School of Georgetow
University, spoke on "Strategy i
the Space Age."
Dr. Posson y said Americ
should speed forward in technici
advance; it should not participat
in a disarmament program wit
the Soviet Union, and he warne
against the dangers of the 11
bomb.
Dr. Possony told the assen
bage that Communism will n<
succeed-that it was doomed t
failure. IIe predicted that Con
munism would "fade away," bt
wvarned'( that America, andl th
free wvorld could not stand sti
and wait for Communism to fai
he said the free world must crn
sadle for the princip)les of fret
dom11 and( dlemocracy.
A discussion period followe
the lecture.
D lr. Possony was horn in Vienn
in 1913 IIHe received the Ph. I
degree from the University<
NO CLASSES NOV. 12
According to a memo from
Presidlent Sumwalt's office all
classes excep)t those which meet
only on Saturday will be sus
pended Saturday, Nov. 12. This
will allow faculty and students
to attend the tradlitional Caro
lina-Clemson football game.
Pep Club Has
Rally Tonight
On Davis Field
Russell Hlouse patio will con
alive tonight at (1:15 as the fresl
man pep rally gets under wa;
Tlhe rally, sponsored by the Pt
Club, will precede the game bI
twveen the D)uke freshman tea1
andl Carolina's Biddies at Carolir1
Stadium.
A motorcade with pol ice escol
wvill leave lDavis Field at 7 p.r
following the rally. Participatin
students can p)ark their cars c
the field before the rally. A ht
will be p)rovidIed for those wv1
hi a v e no transp)ortation to ti
stadlium. The fare is 25 cents.
Pep Club membership is clost
until the beginning of next S<
mestner.
lers C1
mntuck
ii Dr. M. G. Christophersn, compeedI aI
ai 6-2 record. winning scol plaep in 1]
c: left to righl, Soviny lerring, ldie Rof
-reed. (Photo by Davis.)
tre Of Foreig
ws 200; Possc
Vienna in 1935 and came to the
d United States in 1940. s
e The following year he joined a
s the Institute for Advanced Study t
at Princeton University, and later 0
neaded the German and Italian 1
s sections in the Psychological War- 1)
fare Branch of the Office of Naval I
Intelligence. le served on the
e faculty of the National War Col- 3
n lege in 1952.
n Since 1955, Dr. Possony has p
been an associate in the Foreign I
a Policy Research Institute at the s
I University of Pennsylvania and. o
e a member of the editorial board of i
h "Orbis, a Quarterly Journal of n
d World Affairs." I
Pi Phi Garn
tStraight Mar
I Pi Ieta Phi sorority led the (
entire student body in scholastic
.averages last spring for the third v
.consecutive semester wvith a gradle
poinit ratio of 4.201.
j Chi Omega was second wvith a2
ratio of 3.98.1. The other so les
a p)laced as follows: Si alta
Taua, 3.854; D)elta ~eta,
3 :.822; A I p h a Delt Vi, 3.714;
Kappa Delta, 3.699; '/~a Tau Al- .
- pha, :3.699; and Delta Zeta, 3.619.
rTe all-sorority averaage was
3.8311 while the non-sorority aver
age was 3.200.
Alpha T'au Omega placed first a
among the fraternities with a
grade point ratio of 3.472, and c
Train Take
To Clemsora
Tickets for a student sponsored 1
train to the Carolina-Clemson u
game wvill go on sale todlay.
e The train, with 19 passenger 1
a- 'airs and one baggage car, wvill
,'. carry 800 Carolina studcenats to (
P Clemson, leaving Columbia att
t- 8:30 a.m. Saturd(ay, November 12 1
na alnd arriving in Clemson around i
a 12:30.
Students have been giveun a S
t special rate of $6.99 rounad trip.
'- Thec train wvill leave Clemson at
g 5:30 and arrive back in Columbia
" ast 10:15 p.m. Saturday.
B~iy paying $8.49, st udents may
0 buy train tickets plus two meals to
elbe served on the train. c
dTickets will be sold in the D)ean V
of .\en's office from 11:30 a.m. tot
1.3on.m. through Friay. Noem- 1
OPSe
yToi
gainst the top teamils of the mid
ic Kentucky Thoroughlired Tour
>crls, Pete Martini, Dr. Christoph
rn Policy
ony Speaks
Dr. Possony is the author of
averal books, including "Strategy
nd Air Power," and "A Cen
iry of Conflict." His "Reflections
n the Russian Revolution" was
ublished last year as a major
art of a larger work, "Three
evolutions."
The lecture by Dr. Possony on
uesday began the third annual
'ries presented by the USC De
airtment of International Studies.
r. Gerhard Niemeyer, a political
ience professor at the University
r Notre Dame, will come to Caro
na Nov. 15 to lecture on "Inter
ational Law and International
eace in an Age of Revolution."
ers Third
ks Crown
hi Psi was second with :3.432.
The other fraternity averages
'ere: Phi Kappa Sigma, 2.990:
,a mbda Chi Alpha, 2.985; Sigma
[u, 2.878; Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
.873; Kappa Alpha, 2.852; and
hi Epsilon Pi, 2.757.
Also Sigma Phi Epsilon, 2.735;
:appa Sigma, 2.59(1; Pi Kappa
~lpha, 2.565; Phi Sigma Kappa,
-1241; Sigma Chi, 2.313 ; and Pi
aippa Phi, 2.342.
Thue all-fraternity average wvas
.781 wvhile the average of the
on-fraternity men was 2.588.
The average for the entire stu
ent body wvas 2.8261.
s Students
i Contest
er 5, or uint il seats have been sold
ut.
Saturday, the (lay of the game.
'ill he an official school holiday.
"Tlhis should he a chance for
'arolina students to have a good
ime andl show Carolina spirit. We
ope that studlents wvill take ad
santiage of the special rate and
njoy the trip," saiad H3unky Joye,
,tudecnt Council member.
Tickets for the game will not
e sold after 5 p.m. today. There
re about 1,400 seats left, the
est ones being on the five-yard
ne. ('ost for the tickets, which
ian he bought at two per ID) cardl,
'ill be $5.75. These can be ob
iined in the ticket office in
tuilding H., grnnnd floor.
Cond
irney
Compile
6-2 -Mark
In Starter
Carolina's award - winning de
hate team started off the seasoi
by winning second place in thi
Kentucky Thoroughbred Tourna
ment in Lexington, Ky., last week
Competing a g a i n s t the tol
teams of the midwest, USC cam<
out with a 6-2 record. Top plac
Northwestern University had ,
7-1 record. Carolina debaters de
feated Notre Dame, the only tEan
to defeat Northwest ern.
Others that fell before the Us(
squad were David Lipscomb Col
lege, Mississippi Southern Univer
sity, West Point, University o
West Virginia, and Capital Uni
versity of Columbus. Ohio.
'SC Handicapped
Debating the proposition "t ha
the United States should adop
a program of compulsory healti
insurance for all citizens. lenr
D. Herring and Eddie Robert:
took the affirmative with San
Freed on the negative side.
Dr. M. G. Christopher;en, de
bate coach, said the Carolina tean
was handicapped in the first tur
nament by the illness of its tol
man, Herring.
Next week the varsity squa<
will be competing in the Dixi<
Tournament at Macon. while t'l
freshman team will be at Wakt
Forest for the Novice Tourniiant
Tournament Participants
In the Dixie Tournament, Johi
Chappell and Melvin Purvis vil
take the affirmative, and Ahl.
McKinney and Jimmy Mann th<
negative.
Novices Toni Metcalf and Den
nis Smith, affirmative, and .1ohl
McKay and Pearce Fleming,. nega
Live, will compete at Wake Forest
While the team has about 20
debates scheduled for this sea
son, the highlight of the scasO
will come when the Caroliml:
Forensics is held here Nov. 11
and 12. Those debaters to compett
in the Forensics will be choset
soon.
USC Outpointed Winner
Last year's winner of the Foren
sics was Wake Forest. The US(
team actually out-pointed all othli
teams, but as host was ineligibbi
to receive the trophy.
A mong the other tou rneys ar
the Tau Kappa Alpha Isegiona
Tournament at the University o
Alabama Nov. 17-19, the D)ixi<
Classic at Wake Forest Dec.:
andl 3. and the H allI of Fann
Tournament at New Yorik Uni
v'ersity Dec. 8-10.
The dlebate team is facing the
piroblem of replacing nmemb erso
last year's championship team whi
have since graduated.
Clariosoph ic
Announces
Straw Vote
The C'lariosophie Soc ietyv wil
hold a cam pus-wide st raw vote ii
regardI to the cominog pr'esiet ia
ection. Polls will be set hup in th,
lobby near the jinrat ion desi
of R ussellI H ouse next Mona
trom 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. All stui
lent s of (Carol ina are eli gile tc
vote. ResulIts wvil hIe made puli,
at the regular meeting of thai
(Clariosophie Societyv the follow
ling evenling.
('LEMISON TICKETS
Today is the last day that
tickets to the Carolina-Clemson
game will be sold.
The ticket office will be open
from 9-5 today. Tickets are
$5.75. After today all tickets
Committee
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