Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4.., Second-Plf Grinninrg is widely ua her i second-place wsinner in la-t wvek cet"tition was beld to find t frog Fair in Califo rnia, .ay 21. Summer Lists Em Fifty jobts will be availalie from June 12 through tlSeptemlher 9 for students who meet the Work Study P'rugramn requirem ents to ' work w ith the largest a1thaologrv pro gram in the co,untr"y. The wvork will be under the <1i reetion of state :trchaeoligist, I)r. William -. 1-:dwards and a,nistant state a re h a e 01og is t , John I). Combies. There will also he athditional jobs for tho.-e who do not qualify for the Work-Study Program, 1ut it is est imate(d that as many as 90' of USC students do satisfy the re (il iremientts. S Those qualifying for W rk Study will receive $50 per week, and those who' ( not will have their ex1 enses paiI, with some ad ditional salary in some ('ases. There will he a 10-hour work we(4.k. In the first sumnmer session (June 12 to July 22), as part of the exca vat ion program, Ant hro ptology 36;:, a (cou1rse in~ Arch~ae logical ieldl Researchi, will b e of fered b,y I)r. l*:dwardls, who is also a pirofessor in the USC Anthro pology and Sociology D epa rtmtent. Stutdents who are inlterested in pa rticipat ing in this program should( meet int Room 204 HarnwellI from 41:301-5 :15 on Friday. r"TIhe South Carolina I)epart menit oif Archaeology in conIjune tion with the University oif South Carolina will he excavating two of GiR LS! beaU ' sunainner* When you set aside your b)ooks, (don a pair of cars! Top carnilgs, fun anid glamor are yours at Playboy'. C:onutact the Bunny M~othier at the Playboy Club@ ntear est you. ATI,ANTA DinkIer Alotor Hlotel 281 .ight Street PI,.AYII()Y OF ilOSTON 54 P'ark Spauare 116 East W~altoni Street (1NC(IN NAI 35 East 7th Street 1011 East Jeffersonia Street KANsAS (ITY I lotel C onatinenta al, 2.'n, floor I.OS ANGEi; .Es 8150 Suanset lIoujleard .n 7701 ltiscayne lioulevard *Ni*EW OlEANS 727 Ittuc Ibaerville *NEW YOltK 5 Etat 59th Street PIIOE:NIX 3033 North C:entral Avenue ST. L.OUIS 3914 I,indlelI hloulevard SAN FitANCISCO 736 Miontgonmery Street *18 is minimum age. 21 is minimum in all otier inh Gamecock photo by Cox ('e Jumper ruog, ('a,rr1 ll Sti t -,b w. off her slawte1 Jumping Frcug (:on1t--t. Th"e to compe1( c tet in the ( :la era-, ( ounty Program loyment the I-'st impl,ortant and prdu411c t i' aIrchac ulo4 gic(al site s in thu" S unith, observe d I )r. El-dwards. These two sites are the capital -'f the I.owu"r ('he rokee Indlians , and adljac"i"nt Forwt I'rmeie (;org , v:'hich w: ('OIlstrtctuel in I75: h the lritish as thc front ir out ost Of the South against the French at the beginning of the French and Indiran War. Library Survey Conducted 'The Faculty Spj ecial AdVisourV ('ommlnitte oi 1 .ilbrari e i. conduclnt ing a suirwev of tud4 ents Using Le 1Kissiek .ibrary during the final hour of opning. lIe4sult injg ferm a pet it ionl signedI byV 977 m)emb)1e'rs of thei faculty d1 studen4'lt b)ody re'ceived 1by4 thte com) m)ittiee e'arly thtis mionth), the survey beogani thI)i wee'tk ad i ll conII('31 ti e thrlough) e'xam)inlat ionIs. Ki ss~iek rema)hin open'I fromn 8 a.m. to 12 p).m). se'ven dayVs a wk ".\ req4ue'st o4f this typie invlves4'. a ebIangte in staff hourt1s and finaen (jial 4utIly a1nd miust be4 justified inl t4erm)s of needi and)4 use,"' saidl lIra. Richard Silve'rnail, c'omruitteet .'hairmian, e'xplinin)g the4 surv4y. 5 114' no4ted4 that lirarv hours3 llae rece1'ntly' been') length4eed and) 13r' ni4'w :11hout1 the- ave4ralge oh 25 t un3iversitie's inl tihe souithe4ast. 4 K 70 New FORMALS Now 1/3 off Many styles, fabrics anc colors to choose from ir misses and junior sizes. All are this season formals. Regularly 26.00 to 60.00 now 17.00 to 40.00. Ue our original "Miss ar Speakei In Lasi Morgan Appraises Changes By MONA (AULT Staff Writer "The Supreme Court has redis trihuted more wealth in the na tion each year than Karl Marx ever (Ireamed possible," a repre sentative from the American Civil Liberties Union said here last week. Charles Torgan made the com ment in a speelh May 11 during the final Great Issues Program, "Changing Concepts in Southern Justice." "O(ut of the civil rights move ment have come semb!anCes of clialges" in concepts in justice, he said. "You coole from a moderate, emriwrate state - -u.ing the words in their worsense,'' Morgan told the Sou th Ca rclin ians present. H1owever, lie alded a note of hope wwith a IBiblical quotation. "The dawn is rising . . . and joy cometh in the morning. Only you :al bring that morning." "There is nio one colrse to fol low in a s iatl revol ut ion,'' NIor ganl replid d when asked his opin ion of the methods of certain civil rights l1eader.s. "Ihere is no such thing as a single civil rights moVe'nlemnt. We iakl" our ()%w"n choices." Commenting on those groups that say the Negro should take his grievances to court instead of to the stree:s, Morgan said, "To tihe Negro, t he con it house is white man's land. Is the an swer 'ou(t of the streets and into the enemy ?' Of course not." Asked his opinion of all-Negro l olleg}es , N11rganl rel lied, "'The so414 ' Wi' :w1lboish all-Negro c'll leg''-, t111 t t'r.'" lie adided that the :all N''gr1 school ha too much t rouble gett ing financial support. ''li,torically s y e a k in g , the South will plrhably go through what the North has gone through," :aid lorgal, in reference to out 'reaL. 'of raci:al \ iole'n'e iii city thettos. "Practically speaking. we -an4change it."ig sbf'is t orney' for ( 'apta in HiowardI It. L'vy, wh1 (ii o t rial at F"hrt .1nek Nancy Fra nl New Editor N a ni e y Franklin ha's been amn. munceed e d i t o r of the 11O7- 8 'arne't and lilack. llusiness manager will he tarter rewe. I.arryv Stephens will be as istant business manager. Various page editors include Don hult, sports; Wendell Smith, miii ary and( religion: Charles Brant lenbur g, G reeks; P age Statnsbu ry, rs Disc Progr MOlRGAN Free Spe Head S The can's and cant's of fre spu'vc"h once again dominated Stu dent Speak-Out last Friday. 1 ForId insd' i ause of il NANCY FRANKIIN lin Named Of Annual asst. Greeks; Nena Fro st,cs Vicki EI I'. . i n~ g e* r, asst. ela.se's ; Itusty Ellerbe, aca .de mies; Sailley C'arter, honoraries; and J1 o h n n y 11ieks, asst. orgamnizations. (Chip Ga.lloway has been name d ph lotogr'aphier, and D)r. IReid Mont g. meriy will be adviser. The 1%9;7 G arne't and Black, ediited by Rton E:lliott, will he dlis. tributed WV e dIn e s di a y, May 2.1, th roughb Friday, May 2E1. Studen)ts shoul brlingj re'eip)ts andli m1ay~ pick uip yearbook s on the covered walk. way lbhin d the Rtussell 11 ouse from 2 to 5 p.m. easy w Fast, comfortable flight! Home. Holidays. Weeke save 75% on the return fa flying is the easiest way cF m 00 IM inmun alP11 Pii uss Sou am On Gamecock photos by Galloway PE-:RtRY ech Ideas eak -Out m flent w\'athetr, the' Se'.,ion was al t("'l o(l Il' ronnt' c,l"b ,.t Inat rln .\lajor issue tf ic'eus-ien r'en c'ed''(l tlet right of proet eit dln the reien'llt miiccn..treatI l ur Ii ing ('tre - mlnie.es honoring (b .n. We'.tnore laitd. The '-nielie>t rat ion was bertk(n u1p by piolice' wh I tatedI i heir action was to keep an'(lne fron getting hurt. .l'lle's of the AWARE ui: :ree lit''h ('ominlttee' \ed to pe'r .'tr' until re'e'"'it-ing an a1ffirm'anl: t iol iy 1're'sien'lt .JeI rs of their right to 1)rite'st. ne' speaker claimeel that .J(onte' lrei'miised' such a state'nl'nt hut failed t(e give it. "I don't thin we' ran aff.rd to have this thinr forg >tten," the I"\'kerI i. We' still don't ow whet he'r we' Canl de'mocnst rate.'' 1'011-'I A("I'ION ('e'rtain spce'ake'rs alsco btlaniec loli ce offic'ers for th1e c'r'ow's tntiing on demlt'ionstr'atorls cluriing tie' Westiloe"'lanl pritest. "I hey wer'e' net ne'utral, one said, re'ferring tee offieers in the Se'nte. She' 'ai.l that if police' had not b1(gutn Ipushing d'mlonl_tr"atorts away' frtm Riutle'elge ('hapeel, there Would ha c' bct ic 'eation from the iarer CroWd. Nt) ItltlI.1'A.1'l'l Ainoth"''r said the'r'e was no pIolie' ttrutallity, blut sail police, wh(t keew aeut the' icketing plans le' foehand,bile shedee peoor p'ean?nig iteeel eiee an init ial "w 'rig dcei - siecn" to 'cl'eer ou the pro'te'.tedr'. )eie '' e'ake equoetedl a si,f: Ii agc'nt wh<>ce?i slhe' wouIld rioet ielenrtify astelling ler? their' oreriees wer?e 'e ''get thoe-e stuents I h-molenstra ors') eefi' the campuets. I edon't cae howe~ you eele it, buit don'it C'mb lar?rass (if ai demon?iestreationf reporiteedly sehleetul'eI fee' .M'eiiehty, .aile pekc'r 'aid, "Thie Iree Spie'ch ('<10mnutc It"e - i e net planiln lg ;ely lieliln st rationer aboueet V jien:ee,leut is at firnling tie I-'ir'st .\eeeieeleee'nt." (ither ea;kers ar'gu'ed that aul thocugh there is legal right te pre Itest, it is the wr'iig waiy tes ale pereaceh a situdatio le in the Sc 1th' 'They speoke cf pe'opele who) dee net undlerestande the purpoee~ eeof Iprtee''t ;e?el cef th<>e- wh' w..ub~cdlll eut af> proprf?'ilt icens tee thCe l ' ety if eIale'eeee-?lstat iceis Ie'e'tne ru}aee ie, t. ayout on Piedmont Airlines. rid days (when you can re of round triptickets), to travel. On Piedmont. .4 eA' eew cA5ahaee'eec, Cit eo iCt ce am*e *1(erewi a P.O e mit'ac A .t s l =OIVIONT AIRLINES themn Great Southern J 'Not What, By C.ARL STEPP Chief Reporter Southern justice for all men i> not what it should ht', but it i improving stealily, a ('olumhia at torney Said ht'rt' last h'11urslav. M1atthew Perry, local Ngr.'to at tolw"y. (xp re"ssei this opinion in a talk during St u lent (Govern nert'> Great Issues pr ogram on 5outhern ju-tic"t. "It is becoming more and more possible for the Negro to receive justice at the hands of a jury, even where there is no Negro on the jury, in cases where race is not an issue,'' he said. "Whore race is hi<hh-n down in thi action. I'n afraid w t". g t this hu.e''s to live with fir quit' '41m t in "." 1'rr'} ieaitd for ;a Systim 1,f iury 'I'-rti"'n which i= n~t ,i (riin m11at,ry' again1-! any rair. rol,tr. ~r tcr' t'd. "'hose charged with conven ing the jury should rid them selves of prejudices and designs to exclude persons from the jury solely because of race, class, and - now - of sex." lit' alsio :lvuicated, plor:ii nat' ''tpr!'t-t'ntationi, wh'trt"by\ Nt-gr'ot' \wiul , rleplresented in juries in accrlanur with the pircentage if N,"gr~t'-. in the area. l'rrry aii that "n()i<t of the }t,lice- with wh1om1 I hla\" c~rntat ii a i'ri'ditall job in infuor'et h l .:\ ," and srve w ith ''h<.". :lndt di tinc'ti ,n." "lnfortunat.ly, there ar, n y:\ w i do it fall into thi, catte gorV. lie said some officers are 'sadists of the worst sort who use their badges as authority to commit acts of brutality, to de base citizens, to deprive them of their status as free citizens. INQI By HARRY [(t'ESTION: When will the par graduate Library open? ANSWER: The new parking 1I [l'ESTION: Has the ('ancer gram heen re-scheduled? A NSWER: Yes. The progrm Sutnday, M\ay 28 at ('olumn ()['ESTI'ON: HIow many F-resl year? ANSWER: At this time there rnilssion on tile in the regis increase o ver th e nutmbher year. O f the applit'at ions: iepl ted, I . ti are pendi ng been rej ec'tetd. )?'ESTION: Where can I get ('orps and how much is th< *xNSWE'R: The Teacher ('or] program that trains tolle meuthod n(5teedledItI o teaci,h TIrainintg sessions will b)e du year. The Corps combltIinetst unate stud wtlvit h on-t he-job the natio n's needie'st st'h r schools at the scale that salary of a beginning teac-h Applications and additional frorn D r. 1). . P1ockat , War WAIT: .FRE ...soI ...JUN Leave your winter ci Storage vault for thes plus usual cleaning ch< stuff in a large box. storage for your other Nothing to pay until fc our big cold storage v LUND RY Main at Blossom - Feom the Now M4 lustice Issues ustice Still Should Be' "I he sooner we are able to -han the ranks of our law offi eers of this minority, the better we Will be," he concluded. Pierrv affirned the use of peace ful demonstrations when other means fail. On the subject of education, Perry said that uniting all state colleges "under one umbrella" ma. well be an answer to some of South Carolina's education problems. le m:a-l the suggestion in a quit i"n and an.\vwer period fol I )\wing hir abiress. Warwick Exchange Set Up Six V'S(' stulents have been se" ib-et."i to g( to England next fall f,r the second annual exchange of -tbi-nt with the University of Warw iuk in C'ventry. ir. lrai-ly 1i. Hlargar, professor in the Ilepa)rtment of History, an 11 uneie4 the selections for the ex hango'. T hl six include Richard H. I ).lhay, a jun:..r from Pinopo li.; \: r inia (;arland. a sophomore fr-m North Quincy, Mass.: and 1 hn A. 1uffman, a sophomore frrom .\ikn. The t h 0 r participants are 1 ph or. iH:rrol E. Kirtz, from ('Inlm i:; ialh - V IIliam ProplI, frnl M iclandi. \lich.; and Stewart 71. I ynoii ,. frni Anniston, Ala. Warwwak wi11 send an equal numb!)er ~f studients to study for a s nlest 1- at l'S(', JIRY SIMMON S -king lot in front of the Under it will ipen Monday at 8 a.m. 'rusade "Fly for Funds" pro u has b)een re-scheduledi for bia Met ripil)litan Airport. ien will be on campus next are 7,030 applications for ad trar's office. This is a 12.3 of applications received last receivedl, 2,1 10 have been ac a nd 740o (about 105 ) have information on the Teacher salary? >s is a gradutate work-study p-e gradutates in the special undI(erpri vi leged youngsters. ly through September of this wo years of tuition-free grad training in the classr(ooms of is. Salaries are paid by the lot's njot exceed the starting er in t he local school (listrict. inifoirmat ion may be obtained diaw ('ollege. SHMEN 'HOMORES IIORS othes in our Cold ummer. Just $4.95 arge for all you can Also use hanging woolens and furs. all. Stop by and see azult. & CLEANERS Acros, the Street ms Daron.qe.