The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 12, 1967, Page Page Five, Image 5
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CHICAGO, II. - -"This issue,
when you get <lown to the nitty
gritty, is whether the college canl
regulate the stu<dent's sex life,"
accor<iing to Spencer l'arsons,
dIean of Rockefeller Menrial
(hapel at the l'niver-ity of
aw
Itent elormeitur. i-itatieee
college, arru,, t ie naio . I hree
ee eting of itntel. in the" elrm .'
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Enjoy Our Fas
Al
If you canl stop diro(
you what's propelli'
What it is, is 400 et
puts otut is 325 hp.
A\ir package, that rn
T he point being,
signeld for heroic (dr
To( assist you in
with a heavy-duty 3
pension and a set ()
Picture this We'lt send you.
(# outsrde IlsA) to '6i Wii
s Debat
Doors Ii
In an article on stu<dents an<d
ru le s in the Christian Sci nce
\IoInitor, I':arions was one of
miany facul ty ineibers, student.s
ande 8(tnlistrators whto c(ni
m(Ielttr"l mn th" ()pe(n dbrtinitory"
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(amecock photo by Crewe
rule- are ie b ig i. h-"I 1 Ibate"I in
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Italian Food Ever!
VARIETY OF 10 PIZZAS
SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS
ROAST BEEF SANDWICH
975 Knox Abbott Drive
,o Blocks South of Howard Johnson's)
Phone 794-5469
i Take Out Service
/
ter this, you1l nel
whatever 3
hng1( for a muomient, we'd like to tell
10 that Firebud ( 400 in the picture.
ies of. (hromoed V-8. And what it
(ven without our extra cost Rami
kes those duial sciop s funoctional.)
hat P on tic Fi rebi rd 400) was de
his noble venture, the 400) comes
-speed floor shift, (xtr a sticky sus
duals that annfounci(e your ( inrng
Firebird 400.One of Pt
si ,4 .- i3o a i l i . W b i , k C'i A I
e Visita
i Dorm.
Visitation situation in colleges
across the country.
Patricia Thrash, d e a n of
women at Northwestern Univer
sity, believes that the issue is one
of trust. At Northwestern, a
trial 16-hour-a-week visitation
p rogr'a1m allowing Closed doors
comes up for review next nonth.
"Either you say they have a
right to an open house and you
trust them or you don't," she
explains. "We're not expecting
them to have sexual relationships
in the room or drinking parties.
I don't think anything immoral
is going on during open house."
Rules are even more liberal at
Oregon's Reed College, where
men and women already are per
Iaitted to visit each other's
rooms with doors shut a total of
1!1 hours a day.
AI,MNI )ISAGREES
Not everyone is in favor of
even lirnited open visitation. One
al"mna of a campus where vi.,i
tation hours have been permitted
haf this to say:
As far as I'm concerned,
vi;i ing in the rooms can lead to
only one thing. The college
should tell the kids, 'If you don't
like the way we run things, there
are plenty of others waiting to
get in.' "
AI)U.T IBACK.ASHI
.\dult backlash also shows up
elearly in Swarthniore College
COPIES - COPIES - COPIES
Copies of any document, let
ters, etc. (excluding bound
books) made while you wait.
McDONALD
LETTER SHOP
920 Main St. (256-0521)
(2 blocks behind the Capital)
ier go back to di
oure driving.
lke t h bass se~'c tion of the
hTaken as; she comes, Fi rebi r
but you cani or der thins h ike
dous 1-2-3 Turbo H ydra Maitic
spec(al Koni adjustable shoic
tach. Naturally, the General A
package is stanrdard.
Of co)urse, if the 400 is too
you, there are four other Firebui
from. I uc ky you.
xtiac's Magnificent Five.
onftki 2 i 2. m;( o and onic smolt. iflus omf
,,iiti. M. P O. Anif& 1.ff l Oi . b oe /ll' f(eC
lion,
Rooms
statistics. Parents of fresh men
women are asked to give .signout
permissions in one of three cate
gories -- over- alI, Iilmited (thle
student may not stay in hotel..
or tmotels), or specific (parc"n'al
permission every timoe).
MIr"s. Ilar,ara '. I.lange, dean
of women, reports a strong shift
from the first to the second and
third categories since 1961.
Colorado
Pledged
$100,000
liOUI.)IER, Colo. --The 196
Class of the University of ((le)
ralo will give the I'niver..,ity
Al(10(,(10;l as the senior gift.
The cass does nOt have this
much in their treasury, bit th.
plan to rai.e the m 4e oVer a
Iwenty-five year perhul.
Seniors have bee1n akelo to
jleige $1 ( a year fior twenty
five years after graduation. The
mnEV will he invested until the
twenty-fifth reunion of the class.
Then the entire sum will be
presentei to the niversity. If
the seniors shc:uhcI succeed in tlis
program, and if future classe
copyv the idea, the Univer-it V
c"o.lhl eventually receive yearly
bcquests from its classes im
m11easurealbly more valuable than
what it hals received in the past.
.\ceorccinglr to the ( olci ccl
I laIly. tilent newspaper, th,
pIrojec.t "i.- the mo)t significant
attempt to hencfit the U'niversity
4(r at te"mpetedl by any senior
c"lass in modern Imemlor y.
ivinT
t "
New York Philharmonic.
:1 400 is a lot of machmne,
S4-speed (or our stupeni
, mag.type steel wheels,
ks and a hood- mou nted
iotors safety
uuc.h car for I M
ds to choose[j
fifdiet sf'c s acid dcc. a4l SendA2'c
LITTLE MAN
TESTEIN
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I ThINK W RE IEAPV FOP
O F Y O U R . E " A M , M R . R
Redlands|
23 Studen
.le'nt If':1ier)' at 'h, I'ni,er ty "f
Itillands.
The ledlands students, includ
ing Stude'nt hody p reside'nt 1Ion
ald St illmanl, will not he allmow ed
to return to School utili M.ay P;
under the action taken by Dean
e f Student: .James 1). 'a islvy
with the ap)Iro'%ai of 1"l~ e1rst.
I res:ident (;eorge 1. \ rmacost.
iu pen 1i.n of th I :I
came :aftr they\ :dai i,an; i: t(
gother : as o th o e: et \ -i
mi'd''-, for en pnd de b.rate
dl' y" t e n gar or at d ea toll
lahd: V htuu r b ie" t a l 1,
Kramer ali 1.e"rkeley activist
lIe'ttinaI Ap\ the'ke"r, an :aen"ittede
renlnlunity I'arty mIembre4r.
Kramer was amiong those sus
pended for "oi:en and deliberate
d i sr eg a r d of the university
speaker policy." The policy, set
by the school's Board of Trus
tees, states that "it is not in the
best interests of the University
"THE DELI
A STUDENT WEI
The yummiest Roll You e
Lean Ham and Cheese,
Salad or Cole Slow; Potat
all.
STU'IhT PLEAS 1
IT ONLY COSTS
Groucho's 5 Poji
618 Harden -
(FRIDAY, SATURDAY
S UM)
STUDENTS CAN~
[his vear's Vacation1 1Erii
chances. for "cholar-luipt, tri
-Fi
Stu~dent s accepted for 333m1n
(:ha3rlotte', N. (:.
All who11334 woull intere'te
fi r,t con.ide rat ion.
NAME
Schiool Addtre'ss
Ilomie Address______
D)ate you3 couald begi n
Date Availalhhe for intervie
Area y ou prefer to work --
DN CAMPUS
TviE WwJTTEN PORTION
ENC>EiSON. r
suspends
t Leaders
and of the" eo lntr,% to ,I%e" t .m -
mtnist - a forrrm in w h,e"h to
t,C,
You ngDemH
Re-organitz
i\ IN\\ .\' -
th a:en a b i' 1 ::,1 1 r
w ;h n.-'t mn 1 nerrr;in n \; r
11 la
"Th'i iKeour''a:nrzatio,n mmn .it
te'e was- the m:a t e"ffeecti"e" a>, far
asthe' total :;e eele ,f the coenfer
e"nee" wa:. concerned," said Ke"ith
Biell, prre:,ide"nt of the I'nive"r.-,;y
.IE BOX"
KEND SPEC IL
osCh pdaSeetdfo
1tsoelictesen
cc- AL2-96
(Ma lce tudZqects e 18)f
II, r'rorm ofer olee I 'rdns: :
ver did Slees aid wit
olal Ch ercandi e Sweetdf
Mr. DeartelsRseneh
NDisrc SUAnger
(Mal S.Tnudnoer1g
seae at8)(X on of he abovhe,l off'ice .
Oklahoma
Considers
Education
N' ):\1 .\ N. ()Ida. 1Th, Stu
1t r b I by f~r li igher 1-:Iu,;ttion
w: 1n t h,:tring befor the
b-m . l r i tducai\ti ii, , n" on
t1- } Iwr::h. rm g ' f the
,i gir u' plannid s tudy-in
n 1th4' ,Ith 11 t,'p:: if the -tat,"
, i i i b f~re tin- H11u.i
1n r.tlti, , I II1t'her I:duclatPITn.
I.'nur st udent. eac h from ()kla
homa Sttat ' niri-sit and ()kla
huma I iversity will attend the
mee"tting'.
T'h, t tr';ng wa= arr:lnt t t by
-' , , ,r ,.r .tntati\,' lIas II 1..rI"n
r r n l . 1i"r,n 1l t l bby
th,. h,arinig w'.a auth r
n iff~rl t" p inlt up th,
irai r, i h.-ar'ing:
-I- up th,r' 1: pm } int
t t11 k1 ntf mney m,an.:
, ~ll ' , i_ :, , t i lingt n -
- 1- nI " ; w: r w!, r a"l w ar til
t11 11 tha :l"a
- he''. be uiu
CHANGE
cratClu bs
e Structure
I T - I n
then~i~ e ii ** fromrr
ti ' adh : m-e b ,\ un b-r th
r:mt f :1rr, 'b Young lirmo
r~up was the causual f:"t~r ,f
,\,r:1I r, .iI'itinu1. pa1:;ei by th,
T * ( nn o e n. n
lai i t Ye I '(r p in
THIS SUMMER.
ibv~~e aserIagie en ring arl
in loct ein of their choice.
D)mub on, "i. (.
rimpthl inl order to receive
Pi 'Iine h eel ~ I