The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 28, 1966, Image 12
Editorials Commentary
Friday, October 28, 1966 Columbia, South Carolina
William Landon was kill
tragic accident near the U
Bill, a freshman, was a r
inexperienced, but hard-wo:
we knew he wanted to be ;
complained about his beat
Whenever Bill was givc
promptly and accurately.
and was told "thank you,"
come." le said, "What els
That's the kind of guy
The Gamecock.
Memor
Blueprints of Memorial Ha
Budget and Control Board Tu
president Thomas F. Jones, bi
departure from the "Cockpit.
The Budget and Control B<
on the blueprints by mid-Novo
is favorable, the board wvill as
law requires that bids be mad,
be about mid-December. Pres
dirt could be turned before J
The multi-million-dollar fa4
commodate 12,500 spectators
speculative tongue in cheek,
enough?
Enrollment of students on
about 10,000. Only a few y4
little more than half that, an
then.
Administration officials ai
rollment of 1:,000 for Fall 10
the student body attends the
seats in Memorial Hall will be
to believe that a metropolitan
sons will produce only 6,000 1
We submit that an overflo
non-students would not be far
lent basketball program now e:
crowds would be the rule, not
But what can be done ? Prc
What can be done this yea
see its own team play basketb.
already this year, and we comr
he will do all he can to get all
Just as last year, parts of
by the Educational Television
circuit transmissions. This cou
not go ahead now and give th
of what is in store for them?
on the ETV network, or even
that everyone in the area can
Does a thunderclap make
hear it? What good is a baske
perform ?
Goal-Bi
Again this year the Caroli
in generous fashion to the c
Fund.
USC fraternities, spearhea
Tucker, dlevoted much time an
for this year. Especially corn
Epsilon Pi, which contributed
Outstanding in this year's
dIrive has been the success o
county andl state employes an
sion, headed by University Pr
passed every other division,<
cent of their goal.
Heading the university a
.Jones was Wallace Martin, US
ment. Employes of USC, Col
lege, Allen University, Luthei
Columbia Bible College contril
of their goal.
Martin's section was divid,
Hall (director Lee Herbert dire
sity staff and administratior
than 119 per cent of their goa
The success of the United
Community speaks well for D)r
and reflects the active partic
the well-being of our neighbo
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EDI'IUR-IN-.IIIEF
BUSINESS MANAGER
MANAGING EDITOR
Assistant Managing Editor
News Editor.
orts Editor.. .. --- -
ed last Saturday night in a
niversity campus.
eporter for The Gamecock
rking. He loved sports, and
sportswriter, but he never
ror the news staff.
n an assignment, he did it
And when he handed it in
he didn't say "you're wel
can I do to help?"
Bill Landon was to us on
Ial Hall
11 were presented to the State
sday, according to University
-inging USC one step closer to
>ard is expected to take action
?mber. Assuming the decision
k for bids at that time. State I3A!
a within 30 days, which would c
umably the first shovelful of
inuary 1.
:ility has been designed to ac
for a basketball game. With
we ask: Will 12,500 seats be
the USC campus this year is
ars ago the enrollment was
I the Field House was packed
-e already forecasting an en
67. Assuming that only half
games, more than half the
filled with students. Are we
area with some 200,000 per
>asketball fans? Hardly. Mear Mr.
w crowd composed entirely of A few
fetched. In light of the excel- forned th.
any other
stablishing itself at USC such the weaker
the exception. was that
bably nothing. against it.
- to allow the student body to that the w
tIl? Coach McGuire has stated wea w
of appare
lend his change of heart, that also were
home games televised. coat.
the campus have been wired After a
department to receive closed- analysis (
Id easily be utilized. But why a to
couldn't c,
e (olumbia area fans a taste such an a
Why not televise the games 1eleve thu
on commercial television, so USC is bc
ee them? other non
I sound if no one is there to appreciate
filled pair
thall team if no one can see it i poul
I would
against a
hardly be
moral isst
k ing. Off W
~M 5 live short.
fe Ors take uT th
olina are
na Community has responded
ll for support of the United
H A
dled by IFPC andI presidlent E~d To
dI effort to reaching the quota Stdn
Tlendlable is the effort of Phi yougto
more than twice its quota. dress'' to
Richland-L1exington Counties Wedntesda;
f the division includ(ing city, proval of
d colepoe.This dlivi- inaeton,i
schol eploes.the part<
Lsident Thomas F. ,Jones, sur- senatos.
'ollecti ng $93,365, or 118 per he dlidn-t
bo)theredj t
nd college sect ion uinder 1 )r. l'afortum
;C vice presidlent for dlevelop- e""""etlte
umbia College, Benedict (Col- uI jee
-an Theological Seminary and spea'uk'r
>uted more than 110 per cent the adiii
adl into teams, with Columbia the~ I Ilive,
narlistically
eting the USC team. Univer- JL
employes contributed more l)y thre II
Fund D)rive in the Carolina wh an&I
. Jones andI his fellow workers 'iikt
ipation of the University for fo thing
r. 4kdep)t at f
-- - Imortals. v
his legish~
'When he
all"' (he
cocIt numbeKr of
' in say, an
hills for
lliott Gonzales as the firt editor,, I he Sen ate.
rtents of the I :mveruty of South Carolina, NO()N E'
nig hohda~i.ys and1( exarinaZItions1.''
es essauriy refle, t the vi'ews o,f the ndun, vited'( to elI
i RusslllousSonthel'u er.
by Natiaona Advertasing Serne In**1cC. 1'he hav bee
Irge Press Serl'vf ca and the lIterco.legi.te year. G v
DiCK El.1 (Y'l- can't tell IN
(ARTFER CRIEWE Thte Set
G;INNY C:ARRIOI.. be'en a ligh~
Pat Dillingham are inlvitA*
Carol Mullinax records au
Don Caughman Gamf4eock
1 975-76
5KE-TBALL
S-ASO
U. S. C.
,021AL HALL
"The rest of the students have to wat
-~ ~ c,Jiei21
kIL SIIO111s selves how purposeful
Elliott: cient the Senate has be:
weeks ago, I was in- ing with the major isst
tt the reason wiy i, or RICHARD Nf
USC male, never saw EITOR'S N 0 T E:
-sex in shorts or slacks Morrell 14'as vot a
there is a school rule 11car, but madc his o&
I was further informed while coi-crinflt, Se
>nien of C-arolina could rcl)ortcr fr T11F GA.
iforementioned articles
I providing that they REMEMBER UN
1'daped" with an over- Dcar Mr. Elliott:
good deal of reflective [espiLe the hurried
about 10 seconlds), I niversity life, studen
the conclusion that I University of South C
>nclude why there i should take special note
bSurd rule. I sincerely portant aivtry i
t the male populace of this month -- the tent)
ing deprived. Like y sary of the Hungarian
nal American male, I ;
the sight of a well 11morjor wvL% ()it, of
of bermudas. Ira', which uml Itely
like to know the sin l Wo r of ConI.
female in shorts. I can World W 1 But am
gin to believe that a ileoi in teommuni
e determines this rul- 11igran jxe act
ith the raincoats! Long the mf (wru isilia
Women of Carolina I by C llimill, as
e cry! The men of Car- tr.
firmly behind you. fn e2
TOM OlCeople se I
itSII WOIIl)S hnainRvlto
Eliott vbrI 15.O h
Hlody President B i 1 1 oitUnonmvdi
41, in his weekly "ad- tnsi re A rs
the Student Senate ofte1unain ej
', ex pressed his dlisap)- afedm
what he conatsideredl t.he~0)'(ftl 14 h44
ack of deb'iate, etc., (on te1'14 'r~o I
>f the majority of the l1'4Itio r'4i((I'r
lie fu rther stated that E4rhn,r(I q~nI
see why some senators 11( )41(44 m oI
0 'omeit at all. ia'anuy4fhp r
iaitely, hills setting upI a l g trd )'1l4 114)i
to r'commesu4114 aI grad-. tl'i 4 I( Ir i~ i
er or as%kinlg theo m4Iiini- lHIl., 14L,amdfam
re-e,"tali'h1 the Studerat )'4'I Iit4'.A l4f)''(
lHure'aut (couuiidered by 411l,(ftla wl o10
traltionI to) be4 the4 most P44 il4 WI)4' 4)
ulic re'laItios)a oIrgamI of orm,oo no~a~r
".it.i ) uare' no0 -- joutr- lii, 411 tior 111 I
sIlakinlg -- 1a% impjo)r- hl,fon 4r'k' i
a ttaick ont tihe Se'nate' jiul,1141%1't'%'
'aline4-graimnlg stuidenit 1*' it' (Ir ho ti'
lenit. Tii i%, of 'ouar%oe,(Iai Ithe ekof
writing tii lettero oena' .w td'
Uunglootd , w h a is s o'i'rhri uaaryth
ve himrase'l f c redit ('een taainvirgagis
he hasn't done14) anid I)t4 '1'4 I aaai
irinig fault with lesser ) .4)
muld1 Id o we'4ll to recall
tive record'( last ye'ar. MN-kl
"hoxthe'red( to c'(ome at lo 'lI.Alwt
x'eeded'( the p re'scribed( e il (a'' lno
absences)'e h le had lit tle X(4Ji.(l rt 'a
1 pre'senlted( ('ven fewer sit,lw(ttssk
c'onsideI4rat ion by t he o als,ardba tr
Vould you bel Iie4've4 aiiulyth II' l
til disbe'lieve'rs are inl- iig IE4t4' t,j) ti
we4k the miiuttes oIf the'liIl4ltal h t1(4
vengout hfu77esenaarr
in the' SenaIllte before thma i ('IIirg thscraI1'
u% ne4w %4ena1tors' a (ilIchnce iiIlasi N've a
IIm, Mr'. Por'idIenlt. We ~u iini l 'Sl
pwrfect.fr*' 1ljI' il) 'il II
InatE t his ye'ar has niot 11' 1n l4rig4(IIl'44
-hlb Sen ate'. StuIadenits 4)1' 4% il i-r I.iI
I tAI chec(k the Sen at'e ,,akf.t 41S'I Ii)ii)
1(d palst isue's of The iaai llii %l44g1
to licooj'fo tena Iraocient the Sena ha he
The que
blood, stud
Q. Last w4
copies of t
constitutioi
controvers:
rect constil
A. My
given my C
have typed
interested
next "Stud
held next
the Russel
Room.
)|M This pla
stitution 01
final idea,
week. Thec
GovernmCi
will incltudh
stitution a
be out as
The handb
Rules has
is availab]
ested stud(
picked up
:i thle game on T.Governmet
Russell H1C
Q. Is any
to organiz(
*_ _ dents of
'. t Or workable j
and effi- tlie iniversity. Whein the dorms ar A. P I at
n in deal- finisium, many of tie student- will low to orp
ies. n(n(e into them although ay dent gover
RREL.L. 4) t h4 r s will continue to live in cial organi
Riclmrd "digs," as off campus iaiirtiielts the three u
wator last are called, at their perogative. ing this pa
errations The girls are considered adult a married
wte (i a enough t) care for themselves for wives.
IECOCK. and are thereby allowed to live spring, th<
where they wish, just like the ga1'tz;tioil
boys. They are generally appalled We have e<
AII at the restrictions imposed on the shall serve
girls in America. hold true
pace of All the sudents here find the n1 i arrie(d st
at thle drinking inss onl American univer- St delit Se
i r C 1 nia sity cam1use 1 a,in1g; in facq, married Sti
of anim- there is a "pub" or har above the ests wtere I
the end of cafeteria anid when daiwes are held
Sannive- Civilizel drinaking is carried on
R eavnivet aolve the Incing foor in this har.
'Ilis exposure to drinking tnight he
"sne- of the rneasonis that I have never
fell under Ween a y o u i g EiglLih tudent
i after drunk. L
#il1 miany My classes are held at odd
St satellite times, usually after noon. Our
epted olly 8 a.m. clsses, which I personally Th rouighou
Osed uponl find inhumane anyway, are al- legislative 1
d in their most unbelievable here as the tionls ar( c<
alien doc.. a v e r a g e Englishman wouldn't from scholar
think of trying to learn or teach lators. S u e
the Hun- so early in the morning. Octopus in
and re- Each separate class is com- "The Stat,s.
)ism. The posed( of one lecture, excepting v'ival ." and"
lasted a blasic' h i s t o r y for "'freshers,"' the St.ates," :
until No- which is three lec'ture's, andl a bi- zines have b
t dlay the weekly seminar at which timei the t ion olf the
roopsJ) amIl lar-ge lecture is dhivided'( into samil nelsses in s
t,he dIream dlisc'ussion groups. There are no( practices.
'le to live quizzes, tests, etc., but instead, In Soth (
andl serving the same g e n e r a I can l'artyl h
ages from p)u rpose, the E n g I i s h st udents ciurrienlt legis
llhugarian mu Lst wr-ite essay13s for the semi- not1 conduici v
etaien t nars- tiveneiss of
r 8, 19->56 Al the4 enid oIf the' first y ear aund foIr thie bene4'
<'4*' "-1-- 4h third year the4re' are' exanms to) that the leg
a e' hi our find out whai&t 5)unk in and who con.i Ia rge extent
I tis mo14- I inues4 their educeation. I sam told( M armshall \
i daiy of that these examsi canl naiil Un-' lepublicn e4
ing death, su,pjectinag Ame'rianms to the4 wall so ant govern'lor
[Id and14 tIhe I mu1st go). plublic is oft
free . ..a MIKE EII)5ON cioncerniing ti
aIre twling Iis (f (ii
.ho'.e chil. EI)ITOR'S .\ ) T K: .lhie, a tie of oure
mwls, hIo. ~ ( 'K .s t o f f, is4 now( atenin t011 / 11ae that
l'ar,cjek 1 i nirrrsity inl J'nyland11
AXssemly, btI
S(hi(lil(', ~411 4'I('/01qI Silll lt. ully truansei
tohier 231 - recorid.
ts should - Al-o,-t-e
~ In Aldso,oh
TIhe Nov. 4 issue of The mayi~ testify
Gamo 4ckI --1 the (Intmeconming spl'4(24 int Ier<
t wit-., issue4' will be1 d ist rib)uted( at a agei esii'- an15
n) g muiii time~ other than the usual F'ri- 4)ut knohwledi
withs hell day motErning. Thei ple1
ighit ho- In orde r that we'i mi ght pIre- do4 not4 ha ve
all1 sport1 sent th Ii'comptllet e I ltecom. wh~)ichi lhhv
r. At thei ing sto)ry, inclutd ing a nno)unce- flunc me1(' 1)n
S are lhv me'nt of the IlomecomIing A* 'oIemly. It
rol sonw' Queen, The (;I4,m eock will be Secre4taryI of
( amlpus as ailable immiediately after eilired for I
n (If thll tihe 'ep Itailsly ridav night. fori any lobbl
r. A te'ntat iSeI time oIf 7 :30 hats ficil 441 e
le rir4 41" ( Opies oIf The)' ((;om44rock know the fi
eker hu14e' will be as ailabIle at the' doo)r llglator1) h)
~ '' after thei l'ep Itally, and at no't repI'))l'
44)1) tI. t hi'e l'4st Office in then It ussel I 10 the r /,d o
meno for llouse54 as usual. 44ur l'gi la1to
feavor to . orliilgo
QUESTION,
Ar. President
stionls in this column are direyted to Bill Young
cnt body president, b>y The GaMeCOCk.
!ek we inquired as to the possibility of getting
ie student body constitution, assuming that one
i existed. We now understand that there is some
r as to the correct document. Is there one cor
ution?
administrative advisor, Bob Shrum, has been
opy of the correct Student Body Constitution to
on stencil and run off for any student who is
in seeing it. Plans are to pass these out at the
ents Speaking Out" day. This program will be
Friday at 1:00 in
| House Assembly
ii to get the Con
at now is not our
as I statel last
booklet, Student
t: An Overviec,
the current con
nd this book will
soon as possible.
iok of the Senate
been printed and
e to any inter
nt. These may be .
in the Student
it office in the
Ise.
hing being done
the married stu -
Carolina into a
,overning body?
I s are underwa Bill Youngblood
intize both a sti
Inment and a so
7ation for all married stnidents liviig in one' of
niversity housing units. We hell a drop-in meet
st \ednesd.'in evelling to exilain the concept of
students' government and a social organization
I w>uld like to think that by the eni of this
three units will have the type of "dorm" or
which exists ill ther tniversity housing units.
mie iuder the cioicept that (l()rmlit,)ry presidents
as Stdiient Seiators. This same pri ci>le should
for orgaize(l marrie<l units. In this way, the
I<lents would have three representatives in the
iiate. I have been t,l(d that there ire over 1,000
ienlts at Carl 1 ina and it's high time their inter
ooked after also.
)ublicans Propose
jislative Reforms
DAVI) PAltEl 1 tht th at 4o1 IMNt1 SOLth
t the (vontry11 state Candila 111,1a1y yval-S.
ractices an<d opem- The ReplIIM 1111didate f
>ming under attack Liviltenalt Governor recommeti-,
S, writels, an<4l legis- the following proposls tX) open
h articles as "T'dohe t) politits that g(ws il
tie S t a llouse ," l. :tIt4 l ellabte
A Qestion of Su t .h r it- hv a ...a .. f
Tlhe Last ('h ance forthleilteprcdes'il
ni ouri leading mag - piat t't ia p l' 'athe t4t'
rough t to the a tt eni- i14.
piubldie mn y weak - (I31:lst'c rl clI otil) l
'arolina the Repuibli- tigo h amkis
as c'harged( that the 2)lulctjn(fh'fl
to mlaximumlli effee-maenthflrofh Sat
lur' electe<d officials ad 1((>'S h epe wl
it (If the lwle'I)t arid ko h IStolS(fterl''l
islature exists tol a l:tis o si(5 efr'th ;i
Js a '151( clona l I c . ty. l s'~h
lays, the pro'(gre's>ive'Iludt ls'Isr I tg.
inr iitie for liteutten- I 's iei's'1t I ~( II
.has staite<d that the' il5l45~s o'lI'alztil) l'
ln kept ill the <hirk fr h r''IAsmIyo '
th at thet pleopile are '.'us
I rec5or<il of' all the (I)A hiodrai oetfc'
eta in thel (;eili.ral t ~ 'ifreiet (fte lhy
t1 iiiw they a rt' liot le i trtin lw t i-I de1)13'
ihle< Iln aniy pulil se l tdrl :t' iI oa
ein le'rialf (Ifgilie'q leiltii Il 1 tf(faiy er
'egislatorsII nw mayl' wl N iIla v hIiilt IllII
-ssll' 41 beor eec tve lIlfr~ii ~.ili tl''1
hrs (f t e (;'nerta l 's'i