The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 23, 1966, SECTION B, Page Page Six-B, Image 14
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PAT DILI.lNGHAM
ANilkilaginig FAlitor
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E BUFFER COLLAR
~LONGER AND FULLER
)N LFAr)FRSHIP FROM AMFRICA
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GINN CARROILL
Nlanagiung Litor
Staff Gr
Thl (lamock starts its 58th
Year of publication this fall with
18 veteran staff members provid
ing the leadership for more exten
sive coverage of campus affairs.
Seeking to obtain news from
every organizat.ion which partici
pates il (an( affects) the Carolina
Community, the vditors pictured on
this page will head a staff num
bering mlore than 35 student jour
nalists.
With this 1a rge sta ff The (;a mc
cock hopes to provide coverage for
each otf the appIroximately 150
ne\Vs - pIMIcing organizations at
C SC. In every case where the or
gan izatio'.s Ieetings are impor
tanll enough Thc (m,,rock will
1ave a reporter inl attenldantice.
Placing added responlsibility oi
The. Ga nonk(m.A staff will be oulr
decision to report the activities of
our long-overlooked faculty.
'aculty members. often consid
(1ee above m outside the Carolina
i ommullity, Will receive special at.
tention from our staff Iembers inl
an effort to compensate for the
tat others m
at gp
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Push I
DICK EIlOTT
Edilor-in-Chief
>Ws, Broadc
lack of coverage accorded their
activities inl the past.
As many knowledgeable persons
know, universities are most often
j udged by the caliber of their
faculty members, less often by
their students.
Faculty members publish papers
and books, they conduct research,
they travel as r(presentatives Of
the University - aid these activi
ties deserve notice in Thc Gamc
CoCk.
The entire Carolina Community
i growing at a fantastic rate.
We're building more buildings, en
rolling nmore- stuldenlts, and becom
ing more prestigious every year --
and Thc Gaimccork intends to bring
the full story of our progress to
memnbers of the community.
Thw ;amccock will also report,
however, the areas in which we are
not. progressing rapidly enough.
Such const ruct,ive criticism will
coMlnv Mly after careful investiga
tion of the facts and consideration
of all aspects of our problems.
kXAlTIIY IKASI Ill
do next year.
today
F INFR ('AMPUlC C-rnr>r c[rn
.or Bett
CARTER CRIIE'
Is ine,s Manager
Ws Scope
Politics will be a topic of no
small interest in South Carolina
this fall, and political columnists
will present authoritative, informed
reports of our statA's first two
party camlpaign sie Riv econstrue
tiol.
On the sports scenle, The (;ame
cuck has obtained permission to
have oir sports edit,or in the press
box at all galies, both home and
away. Recognizing our limit-ations
as a wee'kly newspaper, we will
seek to report the unusual and
colorful aspect-s of the game-s.
Even with an inh1arged staff and
new determination to increase our
coverage, we will still make mis
takes. Organizations will some
times he overlooked (r- lft out in
spite of attempts to cover ever:
thing onl campus.
We are asking that each organi
z:ition have soneonte designated to
commu1n 1t11icate with The G etit rck.
It we doln't call y'oui, don'ttt hesitate
to call us.
- The , Ganrmt k Sftaf*
Social Affa sr,
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it quiet.
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Ing is to drinking what
g One's lips is to
the staccato buz.z you
en dra 1ini ng the last few
usl1y tanugy drops of
fromi the bottle with a
llluipf!
con.petely uncalled for.
upon in) poli te soci e ty.
apprcCi a ted on campus
If zlupfing Sprite
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nt:if a good healthy
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all righjt.
ave a heart.Vt With a
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