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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWVING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA VOL. LVI, NO. 12 COLUiMIIA, SOUTH (:AROlIJNA, DECEMBER 17, 1965 F01NDE) 1908 PRESTON RESIDENTS lloec porh ( idren', Iome giiv-.t Ialn liIISSell 1u1411se. after the4 S1(htuent Govierniment sponi%ored gift-giing part% (Gamnecoick Staff Photo, b% lit.-) SANTIA (:LAI S, DAN 1LZE /LF, listen% it) the (:hrisima% desires if min of 31 EpAorIh (:hildrei' Iome bit si at Pre,ton Student Go ernment% , %uletide party Tu-,t<a. Dorm I'rsi-iet NlarIhall Fiarr look, oni. The party ii the resi414nC4e hall 11- oe114 of numy1% gi%enl b. U SC campti, frgmnit.aIioni it) herald thw arri%al of the Chriltma% MIaMn1. Preston Hall Is Proof Dorm Rule Will Work Preston is living proof that new C. W. Witten came officially last ideas can survive on this campus month for the aid the dorm gave - that dormitory self-government in patrolling the campus the week can work. hefore Caroliia-Clemson game, Celebrating a year's f o r i a I iAl durig ( ( vvk, the roundingr date, the residence hall govurnient sold "Moo I'' Ixoster eitertained 31 hoys from Ep . worth I ags. the profit- from W'hich went Children's Iomie Tuesday after- to finallce the 'I'ueday party. noon. Gifts given to the boys were I'he residene hall feted itself financed individually by the dorM to a Christnas party Dec. .1. The residents while the government stnii-formal affair has been rated paid for refreshments and other as -higlsc' by the hall's expenses. extiv olncil. iean of Men L. tugene Cooper, A 11ong 1 i v i II g ;I11provements vllo attended the party, called it Made to 01. dl-1'1 since the dv "the best I've seen." velinmeit of locil gov(.1-n1111int last C o In In e Id a t i ()n Ifrom Dean iter i" t I 'co 'a ted lobby and Cooper arid also Delan of tudent. tl. .o. .... i - Geographer u~' i(For Summer Anr irnstituite' for advarncetd study 'leirtie1retr ctlg~tin (the first (of its kind in) geoigr'aphly ru'i tt-pdirnio',ta will he held this summeiiir unriili atwk'lwl i te28bddri N atitirnal 1)4'fiense Edurcationr Act toya r iit' t i'e ijii'i 4 Dr. Doniald 0. iunshmani, asso frs nilrtltecnet c'iite pr'ofessor' of' gteogr'aphy here leaargt'diiitis'ii s will di rect thet seven -wt'tk inrst i- M si~lI I i-i' ''iint ('ar turte biegi nntig J ue 20 for geogral- ML t i e' 'sidr "rnkSti )hiy teacaher is of gradesi' 7-12. The o',sceay anlB'i trc gr'ant will pride'ib stipends anidln,t':srr.. r rdrsi dIepenlidents' al low anceis t o 32 liatr-r'sirc'iialcii 'lraid)r tici pant s. ili iEce sftiyal s'r Hothi SouthI ( 'arol inia teacheris andi thoset fririi other SoutheasternIt nev~ i ) 1J state's wi pat rtiate. 'Thi' purpos(e of tht' institute is 'NI to famnilii arize' sei'ondary teatcher I s lrstlas 1 O w'i th geogr'aphiic s ubji'ct mattet'r and i to in troiilth' t hemn to new ''i'ii'io h 'Ioi'ciu' 4mate r'ials fior geoigraphy inristrue-an fcilyoU('"iiyate ALL-STAR RESULTS Independents be ati fraterni- I''t i-g'frwl nial'i' tes in the Kappa Sigmia Kappa If'siieisai 'rita til s p o n s o r e d all-star football in,libyrebrs f era game Wednesdcay by a score (If t'rpusoriesrt'drgllt governent soild Alpha I)it hoste (GamlecocK, Staff Phloto by Ru11%) Ilie dormi Tiuesday fir movies ini iii the re.ideice hall. Fratern1ity Moves St( 1;% GINNY CAIROLL, Staff Writer Off-caw.pus hm'Lsing for frater nlities Came11 a t chser to reality Lhils week with t.he list ribut.ion of i qLCstionn1aile to X.ain frtte-rlity )pinlimn 'n mlivi."able prim1inlary iieaisureIs. The pu r pose of the question lnaire is to fird out what fratelrIi 'iv- think ab,ut filnM mllg the !1loje, t anld rules which should he impo-ed if the mll ove is accom -)ished. A special in,tr-fraternit. conn cit comntittte, appointed by I FC President .1iar Johnston, w% ill di ree the survey. The committee is Sni p o s e d lf )onnie Howard (chairman). Jim liarber and Jim Merritt. One feature of the question sheet is to determine how soon the move woAhd be feasible for 1ll groups concerned. Current -stmiates of preparation time i ange from two to five years. Theoretically. locat.ion of the 'uildings would he in an area to> e acequired under the second ur )ln r111eni l prograi, inl the see ion across hlossom S'reet froml he University. 'I he administration has ruled hat no fraternity may move off 'ampuIs tintil all groups are finan ially able to move. Greeks MUst letermine w%hen they could move nid begin building a house. Each frateriLty has been asked ti formulate a basic pla for fi milcitng the colistructionl of a fra ernlity houlse adi the nutmbier of Jebators T At Dixie '1 ' trop~jh its at the I )i xit' (lassie (artlina tdebator G loiria S mi i t h he first time a lIS co(' 'ed has 'atrnedt the honor. She scoredl 10t3 -dIginrg tiurt twto tat hter 'niverisityv lehators, Marty P rice andI lich ardl The t hrete teamn mienibe rs gave vellers I lost rami loday "I ton 1Brown' 115ody ," at salt ir ical me'-acmt pilayi by MIcItkey Spmillaneit is 44 lit p resten te tbly thet 1 'ni vtersityv Platyers. Alt sit n ldted ill thet'j prtogramll is he reainrg tof the ( h r' i s t mi a s stor'y fltrm I ,tke'. FoirmutIliltig th li'dIrop ini is t hie iewly formed't Ttiwters Govwelrnet .ending the' progr'am wtill bite. Jim Tlhe en tirset pIt g ramii is to beI t aroadca'ist by W I S(', (Caroldinai's 'nmnus raslit statiton Than1 To R< B, JANEAN MANN Staff Writer Thanksgving holidays will re turn to the C'aroliria campus for the Fall 1966; semester according to) a schedulle approved by the University faculty Wednesday. This plan, approved by a ma .iority of the faculty. calls for registration to run from Sept. 15 through 17. A four-day 'rhanks wivig recess, absent from the Housing p Ahead 'e"ple for which the house would be designed. Results of profes i4 nam study have shown that it tould take at least -10 menbers hving inl a new residence to pay oft the aquii-ed debts. -A\Mng otheri' points; covered in the questionnaire was the use of alcohol in the house and surround ingj property. (onmittee chairman ) o nn i e floward has asked the co-opera lion (if each fraternity in care I ully filling out the question ,heet. Similar moves in the past have failed, but the thorough coni Wietion tif the questionnaire will help insure the success of this year's atteipt, Howard stated. Over iO years ago at the be tinning of the Civil W.r fraterni ties then in existence at Carolina were required to move off-campus for the first time. In the 20 years following, the Greeks moved on and then off ctmpus four times. Anti-fraternity legislation in 1887 drove the groups off until recent years. Colleton St Surveys Fo A committee has been appointed to study the feasibility of an eighth Carolina center ill Colleton County. Chairman of the study commit tee is Mis. 1albel Pierce, prinipal oif Forest HIills school in Walter boro. Mr:,. Piert.t Said thet c-ommiittev hopelts to fin 111suppiort for' a two Fin Honors ournament I 'St' a cle'an '-weep oft toiiunament T hie I 'niveisityv's affrtivittle teami -of Car et \'anl St'tt'ers anid P'rice won first pllat'e with a 7-1 -' treor in tht'tte competit ion. Theyv iefeatted thet l'nivt'rsity of Niiamli, *' S.N Nval Academy, (Colletge of * 'niversity, Vandetrbilt 1'ni'versity, mtd I )avidson (Colle'gte, losing onlly o Washington andtt I.ee. TIhe ('arolina nt'gati've teamil 'om-l posed of fre'tshmen1 Robe'rt and1( The teaml's only dteft'at tcame at thte handis of thle I 'niversityv of Rich fe'at'd t he Navali Academi'ily, l)oke I'nive'rsity, A ugtustana C'ollegt' of South l)akota, l'v'ersityv of North i"ollowinig C'hristmlas v'acat ion thet I' S( debiatoirs wvill part ic'ipate mn t hi r t' e toutrniamen'its: the Nia tionalll invitationail ini Miami; thet ISoutheastern iln A t I a ni t a; andu another vterbal v'ollt'y in W illiams - lIater' in lihe seasonl tilt teamils ttiurnamIlenits att AnnatItpol is; Reno,t m r-sgivn 4turn al-ndar this year due to the late starting date. is included in the selhedule. Christmas recess A ill begin at 5 p.m. on Dec. 21 and extend through Jan. 3, with exams be 6nning on Jan. 17. Spring recess dates are March 2.1-28 inclusive. Graduation is slated for dine 3. The faculty voted down an al ternate schedule, known as the "Fellers Plan." submitted by Dean of Engineering fLufus G. Fellers. According to the Fellers plan registration would have begun on Aug. 28 with classes beginning (n Sept. 2. Following this schedule f;nal exams w%ould start on Dec. 5 an: end before Christmas re tess which wou!d run from )ec. 2.1 ihrough Jan. 11. 1!!67. The s,hioI .ear would have ended May 13 with graduation. One USC faculty iumber re marked that the Fellers plan was good in that it would enable stu dents to relax during Christmas iecess instead of worrying about fEial exams. Faculty support for this schedule was not strong enough to override its opposition. The Ij65-66 schedule has come Under sharp criticism because of the lack of Thanksgiving holidays Huitt Nan Of Spring Sig Huit,t has been named edi _)r-in-chief of The Gamecock for .he Spring Semester by the Uni %eisity Board of Publications sue cee ling Pat Roessle. 'I he announcement was made Thursday night at The Guyme-cork udy Group r Center year extension center that w%ould .ecom11modate studen.ts f r o ni the county that perhaps could not get into o:her ovrelcrowded college,. and lniiverSities in the state. The committee has already re rived strong su pport from educa tors and administrators in the coutiy, v the chairiman added. If t he st udy group finds oub -tantijal support for the center. hey will begin looking for a site. (himan l'ierce -tated that the c'ommOit tee planis to have a et mplete reorit reay\ ftr the counlty legis httive de lega,tion by,binuaryx. A\ group in (olleton ('ounty tried 'raise -upport for a (enter three years- ago. but the efftort failed. Senate Sings 'Happy' Song, Quits Quickly Stud(enit Seina'e sang "Iliappy IH i et h d a r t. \'ice - President T[hiai ne qm:cn and acted on one hill Wednies,by b fore adtjiurninog. In thet briit Session,. the group~ voted down a hiih by Sen. Rusty IllIlerhuee which oppo'ed comptuter regi1st rat ion for second semesterx freshmxen and iuperelasmmen. The bill was reported out of a Sen ate -tutdy commiiitte( II unavorably. TI'he coommittece s t a t e d it felt com0Putter registration would even t ually he a necessity in view of the rapid growth of the 1'niversity uid that niow was the time to set up anr e ffic ienlt syst em. A numb er of Senators were op ilsed to the wording oIf the bi'l stating that a lack of compter registration was a reason some students chos to attend aolin. Hol aid the shorter Christmas vaca tion. A nimm(randum (on thf Schcool of Journalism) bulleti board expresse-d the feeling of Isole students. rhe note, sivned by journalism dlean, A. T. Scrog gins, read; 'Sorry, Virginia, there Director Defermer Men students must carry a mini mum course load of 12 semester hours to be elig-ible for deferment from active military service. In a statement of general policy for student deferment South Caro lina Director( of Selective Service Colonel Dcnald i. Collinwu sta:ed '.hat the iminimun 12-hour load must boe at'empted and earned ex cept in exremeily extenuating cir '1umsances. Schedules mu11st be ar r anged and yIfficient courses taken to insure satisfactory com plet ,on of a four-.vear (urriculun n four years. Graduate students must be ac cepted for enrolliment for the next raduate couirse conmmencinig after undergraduate work is completed ied Editor Term's G -taff's annual banquet at Henry's .testaurant. Guest speaker for the >casion was Dr. Arthur Sander son, head of the journalism pro gram at the Univers*ty of South Florida. Named by the student-faculty corno sed board as managing edr tr w%as Janean Mann and as bus, ness nianager. Barry Breibart. lecegnized at the banquet w as Dr. Albert Scroggins, new dean of the School of Journalism and 'rif. George A. Bnchanan, (nm et'w advisor. Other staff appoiitmrients ial n1unced wirc: news editor. (Gmny ('arroll; editoriai assistants, Al Doier anid Dick Eliot.t; and edi torial artion ist, Rick Amine. Also, sports editors. John Lot fich and Ernie Trubiano; featurv editor, l'om P'rewett; srciet., edi tor. Pat l)illingham ; campus edi tor, Beth Hrown;r and exchange' ieditor. Susan Knight. Named alIst were: adivert ismag mranager. ('ar:er t ire we ; eircula - tn rmatniger. Olbz ( )ber- ley; st af assistants. hathy IA Leanil anrd Ptauit McKitt'r'ick. 'I hi newi ieditor-n-chief, a junior j-urnalismi major from Charlotte, N. ('., has bieen on the newspaper stal f since September 1 963 as mranraging editor, assistant man aging editor, news editor, and chief reporter. I ie workedi in My rt le Beach last summrer as Coast.al Carolina cttr respotndent for The State news papi-r where he now wotrks part Hluitt is a menmber of ('hi Psi. Itappa Sigma Kappa, Sigma D)elta ('hi, and Epsilon Epedion Epsilon. liie serM es on the Men's Judicial Courncil and the Student Union calendar conmmittee. Hie was a freshman orientation counselor last fall and s a member of Young D)emocrats and Press (Club. Miss Manun, a journalism sen itt frotm Rockville, MId., is a niem.ter tof Theta Sigrma PhIi, P'rest Clb, rand has been a staff reporter. The new~ business manager, Hreibart, succeeds Nellie Merry man wiho has served for two se mesters. Hie is a member of Sigma Della ('hi, l'ress Club, and has worked several seme4ters on the business staff. A journalism sen ior from Charleston, he worked last summer on the I.'-e Counguv um.......r [days Vear Is n< Sant,a Claus. (' ristmas VacatI begi ns on I)ec. 22, not Dec. 18." he' selection of this schedule by the faculty does not necessarily refleet the opinion of the admin ('4staion. Outlines t Rules . se .sidered for sudent clas f;ia. i, n. Deferment for grad ua:-e school s*tudents is based on receip, (if a firm from the school and the student's properly docu mented fi:es at the local board. sufficitnt griaduate credits must he taken t, ir.sure completion of dt-ri--4, requirements at the earli t piacticable date. ilihCl (ollins stated that it is he repon'ibaity of the student keep h is ocal bvoard advise .mmedately o if cntrance or sep ara'. -m schol for any rea sn. Acc(ep ance for enrollment does nut11 warran:, a student classifica th n . S:uIdents must be attending Chm,l t e l -nsidered for defer ment. -In-Chief amecock SIGC111,11T nARRY RRRNRART