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By DONALD CAUGIIMAN
Sports Editor
"It's better than beating Duke last
year," grinned an elated Frank McGuire
after his scrappy G a m e c o c k s had
k n o c k e d off nationally third-ranked
North Carolina, 70.57, in the Carolina
Field House Wednesday night.
Savoring his first victory over the
Tar Heels since becoming head coach at
USC, McGuire praised his team for its
spirited performance. "We really needed
this one," he said. "After that disap
pointing loss to Virginia last week, we
needed something like this to help us get
g ready for the tournament."
The win gave the Gamecocks a 14-6
season record and insured them of their
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Suites, Single I
A portion of the flor plan for ap
with connecting baths anl single rooms
residence floor has 20 rooms, a study, 111141 n1
rooms. Capstone is expected to be ready I
semester.
Capstone
House
1y (AHOl. M11i.I.NAX sointed
Amst. Managing Editor ""'"1 '
ble for
Capstone House residence hall Dean 4
may be established an honor dorm Priori
for women students. i given tc
University officials s a i d this women.
week that the dorm, formerly in- and dis<
tended to house graduate men, will selected
probably accommodiate 623 grad- The 1
nate, senior and selected junior pod wit}
wonten next fall. the first
R u 14e s governing curfews and ing roof
house regulationIs mayi he liber- Capst4
alized to) a standard "maore suited lit the
to that of a gradluate wome's am
hall," D)ean of Women Elizabeth blocks f
M. Clotworthyi said, of the p~
Room rents will be "comparable 1astwar<
to other top!) e sdrs conm- link C
miented vice-president for Businesscaps
A ffairs Harold B3runton.can).
Hotusing in formation for pro
spective studIents now lists Cap-S
sto)ne as at women's residence hall.
Fees are listed as $1410 a semes.ter
for rooms in suites and $170 for
sepa rate rooms.
Thn ee omek asked Brunton
if dimners ini Capstonie's revolvinig
rooftop restauranit would have ac-t Studer
(ce4s to residence floors. "'No," the student
administrator relied, "becau*e a rushed:
one4 noni-stop1 ele-vatorT would c-arry "a had
dliners to the re-stauranit dlurinig of ficer.
mueail hours."Sat
Allowing coe'ds to live in Clip- duced~~ b
stone would vacate enough rooms - --
in exist,ing dlorms to provide hous
ing for the 200 coeds now in Co
Itunbia Hospital facilities, officials
Thes p)rime reason for the switch
in plans was a looming critical
housing short.age for coeds.
"Whereas housing for men for
merly was the4 most critical prob
lem, housinug for women is more
critical no0w," Brumnton tokl The
Purchase of Hotel C o l u mn b i a
"changed the complete situation in
accommodations for menCf," Birun
ton said. "WVhen Capstone was
lbeing p)lannedI, the mien's facilities
were very critical.'
According to purchase arrange
ments, the former hotel pa&sses from
University hands in four years.
However, housing for sever-al hun
dred mieni will be available in the 4
fall, 1968, and additional men's
facilities are in infant pilainning
stages.
The4 durm is scheduled to) be
ready for' uancii)y byV late sum
mern. F'inal 5tee4lwoirk was finmishied
early this wee4k.
D ean C'lotworthy, who) recom
menided the instititn (of the honor
dotrmi, commented, "'I feel that the
womien are readly to acce'pt more
responisibiility. It makes for a bet.ter
situnation. I see no reason why this 4i
systemn wouild not work.''"t a
luln, tmx
Associatedl Womenh's Studienit imomIi I
I'.....s1...t J.m... WO44Wi0a Ima. lin. w-k u
tter 'i
first winning ACC season
"When you beat a team
it's especially pleasing, M(
out, "but I really hate tc
Dean's teams; he's a very
Dean Smith, N. C. con
disappointent with his tW
play and lack of reboun(
without a doubt our worst
lost to Georgia Tech. This
game all season in which o
completely broken down."
The Gamecocks out-rebo
Heels, 50-29, and stifled
lina's high-scoring All-Ai
Lewis and Larry Miller, wi
zone defense.
MiLLer, averaging better
th
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lility, ironing and .torage
or 4wcipaniic before fall
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i conuittee to recom
vorking house rules feasi
use in an honor dorn,
lotworthy said.
y for the rooms will be
all graduate and senior
Juniors in good academic
iplinary standing will be
ats space allows.
S-story dormitory is equip
I "conveintion" facilities on
floor as well as a revolv
Lop restaurant.
>neQ is undler construction
L'nd of College Street on
e I I. This is about three
rom the eastern boundary
resent campus.
'er, plans for six-bl>ck
I C epansioni will event ually
p~ a t 0 n e to the Present
nate S~
udent i
ut Senate went to hat for
servicemen Wednesday in
415-miin ute meeoting l abeled
session" by its5 pres5idin~g
approved a b)ill intro
Sen. Lois' Parks calling
Oameck* phete by Rockhelz
F. lee Bailey
of Amecrica's leading crimui
oeri', F. Ire Bailey of BOa
k time off fromt the court
ife' to) viit Caroli,na last
N' story nn1 nn=C .
han Du
ever per game, hit on
like this one from the floor a
Guire pointed throws for 15 poir
> beat one of Heels' top point-m
good friend." four of 11 field g
cl, expressed of 11 from the fr
itm's offensive North Carolina
ling. "It was 53 shots from the
-ame sinee we centage. The Tar
was the first making nearly hal1
jr offense has previous 23 garne;
The Gamecocks
inded the Tar shooting nights in
North Caro- 50.9 percentage o
nericans, Bob "Sal hit that ju
th their sticky had eyes," laughe<
reserve forward J
.han 22 points Leading s c o r e
Lke Win'
only fLive of 12 shots Thompson with 16 points. The speedy
nd five of ten free guard played havoc with North Caro
Is. Lewis was the Tar lina's pressing defense as he dribbled
Lker with 16 points on through the entire Tar Heel team on
oal atempts and eight several oceasions.
*e throw line. Skip Harlicka was rext in scoring
managed only 19 of with 13 points, while Gregor and Stan
floor for a 36.8 per dard added 11 and nine, respectively.
Heels had averaged Both teams were cold from the onset,
of their shots in their and midway of the first half the score
" was 15-9 in favor of the Tar Heels.
had one of their best But the Gamecocks suddenly caught
recent games with a fire and reeled off 14 straight points
1 27 of 53 shots. before Lewis converted a pair of free
mp shot as if the ball throws to make the score 23-17 with 3:22
1 McGuire in praise of left in the half.
l Salvadori. The teams swapped baskets before the
r for USSC was JHack (See Mcusre, Pane 10)
came"O.k phots by Flon
As Victory Nears: 'Beat Duke'
IVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
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Gamecock photo by Galloway
Capstone House
INSIDE
otights thr Hoppe 10
Editorials 10'
Exchange 5
)0 lders Faculty 6
fInquiry 3
for sJceial registration considera- Letters 10
tion for national guardsmen and Social Affairs 4
reservists. Sports 7-9
The measure would give regis- Terrible Tom 5
tration priority to servicemen for -- - -- tas o
them to arrange classes convenient
to their training schedules.
The meeting was criticized by
Senate Pre.sident Jim Mulligan and
>ther senators who objected to the
hurried nature with which many
bills were dealt. USC Greeks will return to the cu
Senate limited its session to 15 tois of Hellenic days Monday for a
minutes by pre-setting adjourn
ment tin, done, in the opinion of annual week of fraternity - sorori
many senators, b e c a u a e of the festivities.
USC-UNC basketball game that Olympic games in the ancient tri
night. dition Friday afternoon will highlig)
SPFAKER S'GGFSTION the w e e k -1 o n g slate of activitie
Among Olympic events are a fo(
Tahled by the Carolina legisla- race, an Eros Olympiad, an Aphr
tors was legislation to allow any
student or group of s t u d e n t ('it' contest, a slave auction and
"whether recognized by the lni- Circus Maximus.
versity or not," to submit requests Thgaewilbfrm2t6p.
for speakers to appear on campus.onntauasfedsuhof1o
Tlhe measure was voted favor-so Ste.
ably out of committee after its in- Aprd fGek rse ntg
troduoct ion there. a( sotdntv otmsW
A hill authored by Sens. Harry
Knobel, Rusty Ellerbe and Jim wn t a'fo h osso
(Daut.hen to establish three train-th aw sorlbeoe2pm
ing sessions for orientation coun- 'hewkopn Mnay it
selors was also approved. cnoainfralGek t7pm
Under its provisions, counselorsthRusl oe.Cncainps
would be selected in the spring,eraeMs.rnkAxnd,n
and attend briefings on University toa rsidn fKpaKp
p)olicies and traditionsl before fall
semester orientation. Gma n ila .Fretr
Also passed were measures to Ohe Moayctvieinld
amend the procedure for selectaing rcpina :5pm n a
outstanding seniors to grant Sen-(icuinat9pm
'te reprosentation to C o I u m b i a Pnl eueTedya .
.al n t 7m ofHlp nc.asMody.o
On C
Morse
Draft
By CARL STEPP of
Chief Reporter VI
Carolina's G r e a t Issues series h)
turns its spotlight on the draft br
Friday with an address by Sen.
Wayne Morse on "proposed alter
natives to the draft system."
The Oregon Democrat's address r
is scheduled for 8 p.m. in the Field
House and will be followed by a
question and answer period. The
program is open to the public.
The sessions on the draft, part
of the Student Government - spon- t
sored Great Issues s e r i e s, were
launched Thursday with a dinner
and p a n e I discussion involving
seven student body presidents from
Palmetto State colleges.
ILNCHEON U-PON ARRIVAL
Morse will a r r i v e here from
Washington e a r l y Friday after
noon and will join Lt. Gov. John
West, USC President Thomas F. d
Jones and Student Body President
Hill Youngbood for a luncheon.
Gov. Robert E. McNair will also
attend the luncheon if his schedule
permits.
Following his I u n c h e o n, the
senator will conduct a press con
ference at 3 p.m. in Russell House.
Working journalists from the Car
olinas and Georgia have been in- tl
Vited.
A dinner in honor of the veteran a
legislator is scheduled for Friday :p
evening, with University and state h
i~ames Toj
ek Events
;- Discussion leaders are Mrs. ME
n Blake, national president of A
)elta Pi; Sarah Hlealy, dea
women at the University of Alab,
Nelda S c h u l t z, assist.ant dea
women and Panhellenic advise
t Emory; George W. Spasyk, nat
s. service secretary of L a m b d a
>t Alpha; and Jack R. lotaling,
sistant to the eminent supremi(
corder of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
A 6 p.m. banquet for speakers
divide the two discussion sessions
S Wednesday's only planned eve
an 8 p.m. concert at Township
torium for Greeks and dates witi
IS Impre*sions providing en tertaimi
II T he an nu al IPC - Panhel
*e Awards Banquet, at which Frate
Man and Sorority W~oman of the
will be named, is scheduled from
a to 10 p.ml. Thursday at Rockb
n Country Club.
(- Friday's Greek Games will bc
-i- lowed by a dance frmm 8 p.r
la midnight. The Villagers will e
tain.
Saturday will begin with a pa
a Party at Barkoot's Pond, feata
el the Shirelles.
Final event of Creek Week w
n. individual fraterni.ty parties fr
p.m. to midnig-ht Satnrday.
amp us Friday
E x a mine s
Alternatives
ficials and studtlent leaders in
tAd.
Morse wi%%"1 he joined 4n campus
his (iaughter. M rs. H ugh Canp
il of lartsvilie.
The Great I-sues pro)grans will
tune on Monday, 'March 13. with
speech by 1'. S. Sen. Frnest F.
ollings at r p.m. in the Field
tUsle.
Ilollings' talk, also open to the
ullic, is expected to deal with
Ietntam and his post-election visit
that country.
I' u e s d a y, March 14, Colonel
aniel U. Oner, deputy (lirector
f the Selective S-ervice System,
1ll present the Administration'.;
de of the draft discusS.ion at 7 :30
.n. in the Assembly lom of
ussell House.
SPEAK -Ol'T
The series will be concluded Fri
sy, March 17. with S t u den t
peak-Out at 1 p.m. in Russell
ouse. I)uring this session stu
"nt will have the opportunity to
-view. debate and discuss points
ado by speakers during the pre
sproigramns. Se>fl
The draft sessions are the se"-e
id of Student Government's Great
"ues presentations here this year.
he intial program dealth with 1e'n. 'lZ u" nStr-e, U-( regoi
It use of drugs. Kil i-ru', is view. on the draft
do t" Hobson and Bob Shruin are tis eke ad rt ttfe lia M1or.
t oharge of arrange^ment- for the lio polieit"% on t uraft, will
r4igram and Becky Warren 1 . on .ugg-ed aternati%e. to
ad ing din ner arrang"ements. the prent " tenm.
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