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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
VOL_LV_9_NO._15_CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROINA
VOL LVI, NO. 15 COLUMBIA, SOT CAROLINA, FEBRUARY 18, 1966 FOUNDED 1908
TIIE PHOWTOGRAPHIC TALENTS of Carolina
dent Union Photo Contest were judged by Colum
photographer Maxey Roberts.
William Campbell took the "best of the show"
'N'
(above); second prize in the pets and children catt
Coatesa Crewe.
Sports category awards were: Campbell, first p
son," by John Rockholz; and third prize, "Incompt
In the category of portraits and personalities,
tion of a Pianist"; second prize was "Susan," by 4
"Meditation."
Campbell won fir plac the bscenics catego
graduate Library," by Galloway.
"Carolina Wading Pool," by Jim Singleton, tool
third prizes going to Campbell for "Spotlight on Ei
Trophics will be awarded March I at 8 p.m. in
School Of Journali
For Research In Co
A new dimension in service to "she nass medi
the mass media in South Carolina problems of -
was launched this week by the of information.
School of Journalism. Dean Scrogi
Dr. Albert T. Scroggins, dean present he will
of the School, said that the School that the e
was establishing a d i v i a i o n of major researc
journalism and communications re- division.
search. "While we sl
Among the activitbies of the re- research divisi<
search division in the m o n t h s up," Dean Sc
ahead will be opinion polls, atti- expect to beg
tude studies, publication apprais- using graduate
als, economic surveys relating to present faculty
Enrollment, Applications Ne
Godfrey: Draft Rate Not Sho
Total enrollment at Carolina for 'Certificate Prt
the Spring semester has exceeded ton, Orangebur;
10,000; a slight drop from the The admissie
record total of last fall. ceived thus fai
Final totals released by the Of- for admission
fic of Admissions and Registra- next fall - 56
tions, show 10,215 students enrolled the number re,
for the semester. The total last ruary last yea
fall was 10,670 -- the largest en- Iof these app!
rollment in the history of the Uni- freshmen; the
versity. fer students.
Included in this f'igure are 139 Some 10,000
new freshmen and 179 transfer pected before ti
students. Re-admitted students ac- 1966 semester.
count for 473 of the total. Admissions a
Registration tallies at the Uni- rector, Rollin I
versity's extension centers are: creased demand
Aiken, 249; Beaufort, 137; Con- not affected ti
way. 225; Florence, 313; Lancaster, dents applying
208; Salkehatchie (Allendale), 88; ratio of men a
and Union, 60. In addition, 105 applicants is at
students are enrolled in Nursing same as last ye
Greeks Choose De,
To Southeast Conv4
The Inter-fraternity Council and The girls' mi
the Pan-HIelleniic Council of USC at the Univer
are sending delegates to the South- March 4-6.
eastern regional conferences of The IFC conf
their respective organizations. at the Univer1
Representing the Pan-HJellenic March 31-April
Council are Elizabeth Farmer, Representing
Kappa Delta; Donna Below, presi- Jim Brandt, L
dent of the Pan-Hlellenic Oouncil Sammy Drew,
next fall andl a member of Delta Parker, Alpha
Zeta and Miss Elizabeth Clot- At both confe
worthy, (lean of women, who will fraternities and
speak on "Blueprin t. orRus." dism...e,.
Night Bath"
students were expressed this week as entries in the Stu
idst Bob Talbert, journalism instructor John McGrail, and
' award with his photo entitled "Saturday Night Bath"
gory, "Bag It - Don't Wrap '" was submitted by F.
rize with "hIigh Jump"; second prize, "Not Today, Clen
De," by Jim Singleton.
first prize went to John C. Galloway, Jr., with "Reflec.
hips Chaffin; and third prize went to Jim Singleton for
-y for "End of the Day"; and second prize was "Under
L first place in the activities category, with second and
itertainment," and "Exam Time."
Russell House.
ism Announces Plan
mmunications Media
a in the state, and terests and capabilities. As we add
~ and retrieval faculty, we shall seek good teach
ers with professional experience
gins said that at who aLso have special interests in
coordinate the ac- different types of research prob
earch program, but lems.
I is looking for a The dean indicated that while a
er to direct the major emphatis of the new pro
grain would be on problem solving,
tall have to build a he feels that basic research prob
in from the ground lem will also be explored later.
roggins said, "we This move is the second enlarge
in immediately by ment of the School of Journalism's
assistants and our mission in recent weeks. In Sep
with research in- tember, radio and television in
________ ____struction was added, bringing to
tree the major areas on instruc
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or R cd The school, founded in 1923,
wing Effect Junls aeti h tt
grams in Charles-grm an inmercntyrs
g and Spartanburg. avriigisrcinwsadd
mns office has re
4,025 applications
to the University
per cent more than
:-eived by mid-Feb
r. More than 3,600
ications are from
remainder is trans
applications are ex
te start of the Fall,
nd Registration Di
. Godfrey, said in
s by the draft have
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for admission. The
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This move isacheeodelre
Faculty's
Punishes
By GINNY CARROIL
News Editor
More than a dozen University
students have recently faced or
are now f a c i n g action by the
Faculty Disciplinary Committee as
a result of involvement in crime
on campus and off.
Eleven students are scheduled
to appear before the committee
Feb. 28 for buying and selling bar
biturates d u r i n g Fall semester
exams.
In a case before the disciplinary
group this week a student was
given a "temporary suspension"
sentence for allegedly stealing a
painting from McMaster's.
According to Dean of Men L 1
Eugene Cooper, the youth did not I
appear before the committee as di- I
rected. An additional hearing of the
issue will be scheduled upon request 1
of the accused. However, if he does
not ask another opportunity to
present his case, he will remain on
suspension for the remainder of the
Spring semester.
Temporary suspension was also
The Towers Dorm Government
will present a dance tonight at
8:30 p.m. in "M" cafeteria with!]
music provided by the Pendletons
combo.
Tickets are available only to
residents of the Towers and their
dates and may be obtained at the
information desk in the lounge.
Over 200 high school mathematic
teachers will attend a one-day semi
nar sponsored by the USC department
of mathematics on Saturday, Feb. 19.
The principal speaker will be Dr.
Harold C. Trimble, professor of
mathematics education at Ohio State
University and author of numerous
publications.
Student Union enthusiasts
honored Director Ed Hendrickson
at a surprise party at a downtown i
restaurant last F r i d a y night.
Hendrickson, who leaves next week
to become coordinator-manager of
cadet facilities at the U. S. Mili
tary Academy in West Point, was I
also presented gifts by the group.
Over 1,500 students ottended the (
Student Union Artist Series Commit
tee New Christy Minstrels' perform
ance Tuesday night in the Field
House. Ray Flynn is chairnan oi the'
sponsoring organization.
* * * r
Dr. U r b a n Whitaker, visiting Ij
e above trophies thus far this year. Fr
cteas loria. mith, Ri.a..d Go, aT
Discipil
Offend
irected for a USC student re
:ently indicted by city police in the
;heft of two radio speakers from
Dreher High School.
Forgery and theft of an ID card
ed to suspension of still another
outh at the end of Fall semester.
,olumbia Police Detective Capt.
arry T. Snipes gave the follow
ng account of the incident:
A University student, along with
i non-student companion, relieved
i classmate of his wallet, contain
'ng his ID card and other identi
rication, while the victim was
isleep.
he two then used the ID card to
leposit a $1,950 check with a down
own bank. Returning the next day,
hey cashed a check for $1,800
efore the first check was returned
o the victim's hometown bank.
Families of the forgers offered
to make restitution for the full
a m o u n t. The youths were also
rined.
Two male students, charged in
December with shoplifting from
two downtown department stores,
are now on probation following re
n..Brief
)rofessor in international studies,
vill speak to Pi Sigma Alpha, po
itical science honor society Thurs
lay, Feb. 24, at 8 p.m. in Room 101
)f the Russell House. His subject
will be "A Liberal Looks at World
Af fairs."
The USC swimming team set three
chool records Tuesday afternoon in
k 54-34 victory over East Carolina.
klex Alexander clocked 2:11.3 in
he 200-yard backstroke; Bill Muller
-locked 2:2.3.8 in the 200 - yard
weaststroke; and the 400-yard free
tyle relay team of IAng, Parry,
(napp and Machata clocked 3:26.4.
The USC Biddies overwhelmed
ordon Military Tuesday night
108-54. Mike Grosso scored 30
3oints and grabbed 35 rebounds
ietting a new freshman record.
There will be more career op
xortunities in government for col
ege graduates this year because
>f the defense build-up and staff
ng needs in new and expanded
lomestic programs, according to
livil Service Commission Chair
nan John W. Macy, Jr.
Test days are scheduled for
(pril 16 andi MaIy 21. Additional
nformation about the Federal
~ervice E n t r a n c e Examination
nay be obtained from the college
lacement offices.
(USC Photo by Mcrall)
om left are team member. Martin
onam alan an .r.. .. G. 2rI.-s
iary Cor
ers On
duction of court charges.
According to Dean Cooper, the
boys are subject to suspension if
they violate any University regula
tions or conduct themselves in a
manner "unbecoming a Carolina
student."
One of the students was appre
hended while stealing a pair of
socks while the other escaped from
one store with a leather beh and from
another place of business with a pair
Student Sei
Bill's Locati<
For the second straight week the
S t u d e n t Senate questioned the
whereabouts of a bill, and again
it was Sen. Jim Mulligan who did
the questioning.
"The Senate," said Sen. Mulli
gan, "passed a bill on Nov.
17 which would modify class at
tendance regulations. I spoke with
Dean Witten and he told me that
the bill had been sent to the Stu
dent-Faculty Relations Committee.
From Nov. 17 to the present has
been a long time," Mulligan con
tinued, "and I would like to know
what action has been taken on the
bill."
It was noted by several Senators
who are members of the Student
Faculty Relations Committee that
the Committee had not met for
several weeks, and that this was
the reason no action on the bill
had been taken.
Vice-President Thorne Compton
commented, "There has been a lot
of concern recently about the lack
of communication b e t w e e n stu
dents, the administration, and
other phases of the University.
Several time.s the Senate has
passed bills and then not been able
to find out what happened to
them. This is a problem which con
cerns all of us, and we may need
all of the Senators to follow up
legislation. I don't mean to make a
blanket criticism of the adminis
tration, it's just the way things
work around here. However, there
are moves underway now by both
students and the administration
which may correct the situation.
Preston Hall Elects
New Dorm Officers
Walter Byrd was elected presi
dent of the Preston Residence Hall
Student Government.
Secretary of the hall for the
spring semester is Lindsay Roach.
Elected to floor judicial boards
were Hank Davis, for the second
floor; Braton Rabon and Bennett
James, Jr., for the first floor.
Steve Jones was chosen third
floor unit governor. The polling
was held WAednesday in the dorm.
Undefeated C
Another ACC
USC debaters won the Atlantic
Coast Conference Debate Tourna-.4
ment last week, after consecutively;
defeating Wake Forest, Duke, Uni
versity of Virginia, Clemson, UNC,
and the University of Maryland.
Dick Goldie and Glor.ia Smith
have been selected to represent the
University at the National Re
gional Conference in Atlanta.
At the ACC tournament, first
place in individual debating was
won by Dick Goldie; second place
by Gloria Smith; third place by
USC freshman Thom Salane and
fifth by his brother, Bob Salane.
A Duke student won fourth place.
Garret Van Seters and Martin
Price won the top place trophy for
Camolina at the University of
Richmond Invitational tournament,
defeating W ak e F or esat, Old
Dominion College, Centre College
of Kentucky, Washington and Lee,
Emory, in the semi - finals, and
Wayne State University in the
finals.
nmittee
...ampus
of trousers. The stores did not prefer
charges.
Students are not brought before
the Faculty Disciplinary Commit
tee until formal court action has
been completed in order to avoid
involving the innocent accused.
Punishment is designed to fit
the seriousness of the offense in
each case. No set punishment is
prescribed for a particular infrac
tion, the dean of men stated.
nate Asks
:>n-Again
The next few weeks will tell a lot."
In other action the S e n a t e
passed a bill asking the adminis
tration to make the board plan
optional for freshman, instead of
having the p r e s e n t compulsory
plan. The bill was introduced by
Sen. Charlie Montgomery, and was
approved after a short but slightly
heated debate by a 19-13 vote.
The bill called it "a fundamental
right of every student to decide
where, when, and what to eat."
Sen. Montgomery added that in his
opinion the food in the cafeteria
was not of good quality, but even
if it were the best in town he
would still be against a compulsory
food plan.
Sen. Bill McDougall, chairman
,>f the Cafeteria CommiLtee, dis
Agreed with Sen. Montgomery,
calling the bili ill-worded. Sen.
McDougall also said that he felt
the bill would be of no good effect.
County Hits
Fund Goal,
Nets$2000
Dorchester County is first in the
state to top its goal for contri
butions to the Olin D. Johnston
Memorial Fund.
J. R. (Dick) Bell, Dorchester
County superintendant and county
fund ch.airman, presented a $2,000
check to U. S. District Judge
Robert W. Hemphill, state chair
man. USC director of development,
C. Wallace Martin, represented
the University in the transaction.
The Olin D. Johnston Fund at
Carolina will establish memorials
in the name of the late senator;
primarily scholarships for young
men and women who would be
otherwise unable to attend college.
Gifts to the fund are coming
from everywhere in the U. S.,
showing recognition by individuals,
organizations, and business firms
of Senator Johnston's service to
S. C. and to the nation during
more than 40 years of public life.
>ebaters Take
: Trophy
The affirmative freshman team,
Tom and Bob Salane, dlebating as
negatives, won the Negative trophy
with a record of five wins and one
loss (to Duke). They were also
finalists at the Miami Invitational
tournament, losing only to Dart
mouth College after 11 rounds of
competition.
Commenting on the Regional
Conference team, debate Coach
English professor Merrill G. Chris
tophersen noted that Gloria Smith
has won about 100 out of 120 de
bates in the past two years, and
Dick Goldie has won about 90 out
of 150, both against top varsity
competitors.
Duke University is second place
to Carolina in the Conference with
a 3-3 record. The only team in ACC
which does not field a debate team
is N. C. State.
Both the freshman and varsity
trophies will reside here for an
other year.