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Associated Collegiate Press
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Vol. LVIII, No. 4 Columbia, South Carolina, September 29, 1967 Founded 1908
It weighs 37 tons and is he
tons of holts and connecting
place after two and one-half I
as the first roof span of ('aro
Universi
For Acti
CA ROLINA '67 will be the:an
theme of this year's Homecoming L.
activities plann,"d for Oct. 20-21. of
"The theme was selected as em
bracing the new image of the Uni- Oc
versity--new buildings, increased at
enrollment, better student spirit wi
Dedication .
For Science
Dedication of the multi -million in
dollar Physical Sciences C e n t e r an
has been planned for Homecoming he
weekend. .r
Open house and tours of the
University's latest additions-Cap- p1
stone House and the Ph y s ical
M Sciences Center-will be hel the de
weekend of Oct. 20-21. "Particular al
stress will b)e p~ I a e e d onl the e
Sciences Center," said Vice Presi- g
(ent for Business Affairs Harol --
Brunton, "because of its imp)ortance
to acadlemic research."1
Ceremonies wvill begin Friday]
afternoon with s P e e c h e s andl
papers on chemistry and physics.
A dlinner is planned Friday night.
D)r. Willard Davls, vice presi
dent for Academic A f f a i r s, is
chairman for the Center dledication.
President Thomas F. Jones will
pre'side over the ceremony on Sat
urday. Guest speakers i n c I u d e
Prof. Fredlerick Mac Lafferty of
Purdue and Richard I. Wilkins of
Gill and Wilkins, architects for the
building.
Frederick E. Terman, former
p r o y 0 s t andl vice presidlent of
Stanford University, will dleliver
the dedicatory address in the PSC
auditorium. Ternman, an outstandl
ing electronics engineer, was dleco
rated l)y the British government
for his donations during World
War II.
U n d e r Terman's dlirection as
D)ean of Engineering, S t a n f o r d
movedl from an ordinary school of
engineering, saidl Dr. D)avis, to one
of the top three. Terman also
wrote "Radlio Engineering," one
a the mast widely used text booka
Lid On The
Id together by three more 81
pieces. And it went into S
ours of effort last Friday Q
lina Coliseum, under con
[ty's Ima
vities At
d increased public interest in' of P
C," sai(l Joe Hobson, chairman p-_ap
the Homecoming conunittee. spon
Activities will begin F r i (I a y, the
t. 20, at ' p.m. with a pep rally H<
which the Homecoming Queen begii
l1 be announced. Following the coffe
on 1
s Planned l
ter.
s Building .1
last
this country in past decades, I
d "The Radio Engineer's Hand- Virp
ok," one of the most widely for
ad in the world. 7:
Several other speakers have been high
anned throughout the daiy. the
Tours of the new women's honor 1ug
rmitory, Capstone House, have Alu
so been planned (luring the week- E
dI for a I u mn n i, students, and will
iests. turi
Ele Had
SW ANSON
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Coliseum
ruction on Assembly Street betwe<
lreets. The Coliseum is schedul
ecenlwr, 1968.
Lge Sets
Homec
resident Thomas F. Jones. Also free
rally a free Student Union- event
sored dance will be held in ship.
field house.
>mcoming IDay activities will
1 at 9 a.nu. Saturday with a
-e hour for alumni at the home
he morning agenda are the
'ntation of the )istinguished
nni Award and the dedication
w new Physical Sciences Cen
Stu
te parade will begin at 2:30 Stu
following the same route as Wedn
year. and j
te homecoming game against bills
:inia--being played at night Fir
the first time-will begin at the tI
Halftime activities will be tion h
lighted by the crowning of th"- 1
Homecoming Queen by )r. plan
h Stoddard, president of the , campi
uni Association. seat
riding the weekend's activities (ldents.
be a (lance after the game fea-| Eai
ng G I e n n Yarborough. Tlhe p)asse<
Problei
This is the first of tien
b>y Editori Assistant A
N\iceey oni the U!niversity
iny/ Hlurea1u, its ob>ject ii'es
effect iiveness.
lv MAII(;AIIET NI(:CI.
This summer a Carolina j
p rolems11. lie shot hi mselfC.
I .ast year a sophomore at N<
Ii na State University had pro
hanged hi mselfC.
In August, 196;1, ai gradual
at the Univ'ersity of Texas had
Before they were ended by hni
had shot anid k ilIled 13 pelI
woEundled .33 others.
This seme'ster there are I
(ents at U SC, andl all of t
prIob)lems, too. What are they
to dlo?
Tlhat is the big question u'
the USC Counseling Bureau
to help students answer for t
"All we can (do is tell them
around and do nothing till it is
bureau l)irector l)onald A. Sw
thin week. "Then weask oursn
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ed to he finished by
Pace
)ming
S t u (I e n t Union-sponsored
will begin at 10: 15 at Town
kuditorium.t
[udent S4
Tith Lon
lent Senate began its year tl
-sday with a lengthy s. ssion C
assage of two much-debated
t<
n fall elections.
it of the bills introduced in
tee-hour meeting was a mo
y Sen. Hob Salane to amend
)67 Senate Reapportionment s
to add three seats for off- h
is freshman students and one ~
for USC's 100 foreign stu- i,
-h portion of the priopotsal I
I after le ngthy debate from t
[1s... H<
(Irifiles in the devil can
fu rqptret foere it gets "too
Counsel.. Tloo many stu
a?i(l its has to bie "wreri
etouinsel ing, Swa r
Ejust not t rue. M
If we ididn't, the
nior hadl work for.
"The Counselir
>rt h Caro- with the developr
blems. Hie students as we c;
insigni ficant to
e student that's what a
problems. Swanson said.
death he So the locked
sons and fires in the l'.ni
notes on nearly
,000 stu- student has at se
hem have of dating,"Sw
supposed worries, moral
social concerns,
-orkers at Some students
are trying when their conc
hemselves. to cope with.
not to sit friends will not
too late," officials will noi
inson said will "kick themi
Ivus, 'howu "We are anit
Fall 0No]
lanned
Nominations for fall elections from C a p s I
11 be held Monday. Men's Towers
A new type
Candidates interested in running in voting pr<
r freshman c I a s s offices and - -
natorial seats and Homecoming
ueen must be nominated between
5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 2, in Room -
18, Russell House. T h r e are
nited seats open to urIperclass
en in student senate. L e c
Nominations can he made by
e candidate or by another stu-. Omicron 1i
nt. All nominations m u s t be leadership ho
ade in writing on a nomination its second a
teet. leadersh ip
All freshmen are eligible to run
r class office or student senate.
Candidates will enter races by
sidence halls.
Homecoming Queen candidates r
re restricted to upperclass women
ith a minimum 2.0 GPR.
A compulsory mass meeting of
ominees will be held in the As
Ambly Room from 5-6 p.m., Oct.
for explanation of rules and in- '
tructions of election procedures.
Students will go to the polls
etween 9 and 5 p.m. on Monday,
,ct. 9, for piimary elections. Run
ffs will be held the following
Vednesday, Oct. 11.
Included in the freshman races
re class president, vice-president,
1cretary, and treasurer.
One freshman senator will be
lected from Wade Hampton and A recei
leClintock, one from South, two honoring
-nators from H and .J d o r m s, Reagan H
iree at-large on campus, three off htell lolaN
a m p u s, and one from among dress S.
>reign students. the fund
Upperclass s e n a t o r i a l posi- Township
ons to be filled include three dent ticke
enators Open
y Election. Se
te floor with a major point of sidewLIks an
ntention the possibility of dual voting places
-presentation by assigning a seat Senate a I
> foreign students. ments of Ric
Sen. Lorraine W o I f e declared Secretary of
ie Senate already has much dual ment Cabine
-presentation. member of
Senate also passed a bill re- tions ('ommil
tricting campaigning of student Van Seters
ody officers, senators and (-lass Board of 1i
fficers on election day, proposed Presiding
y Sen. ('lyde Li vingston. Students addressed th
am pa ign ing for office will be on work di
robhibited from distributing elec- senators and
on materiaal in fr ont of and on ficials.
D Shot Hii
ve reach mnore kids he- tosuetierts
hire"''."retrsl.Ia
de'nts think something boyttlko,h
g with them'' to seek leshsai(ow
son said. "But that's ae' ieieo
e rybodyv has ptroblems. bo.'
e woul be nothing to ()tesuetwh
gHu reau is concernedi h a oe c
mnt of as many college est-rglain
in help. Nothing is too reutihsepli
talk over with us if Wtot(icsi
tudent wants to (do,'' nm"r,hscus
f(les in the bureau of- -llrdlmo h
Iletoni Building contain Wh' t"a s
'v,'ry k ind of concern a t ii'-elnibC~
-hootl - dating (or "lack bocnfsdhi
inlson said), acadlemic t orc t h
andl ethical dilemmas, stdetthnlf
vocat ional problem'rs. ointt cfes
don't talk to anyone 1 dhente-n
'rns become too much on I diit
['hey' are afraid their nvrhv n~'
understand andI school ral xse XC
have time to talk or
out of school."ai.S nsna(
ye o ur esonsbi to stdet nterests
[unati(
Mond
o n e, one from the of the candi
and one at large. on an IB\1
of ballot will be used will mark or
>cedures. The names position on t
KToSp
<
rdership
elta Kappa, national and Friday,
nor society, will hold House.
n n u a I campus-wide
onfer".nce Thursday Hiighlighti
-- - be a >anquet
addressed b.
chell, dean
oral Studies
tional mraga;
Registrati
day at 3 p.n
assembly rot
The prng
p.m. Thursd
President I
an address
vice preside
The Thu
gram will
groups for
tions, such
social group
Thursday c
IEAGAN !groups will
to offices p
tion and dinner ference hob
Gov. Rona Id
-Calif. w i I e w e are
.sponsiibtie;
Reagan will ad- and guide
Republicans after sa id Mark
-aising dinner at the confere
Auditorium. Stu- should help
IN are $7.50. rganization
their positi<
Year the SC
a session <
cedure. Als
RS- OS 1 afternooni
sS1On dynamics t,
'nion Dilre(
d streets adjacent to
on election day.
o approved appoint
hard Morrell as First
the Student Govern
t, l)on Caughman as
tudent Facultv Itela- A
tee, and \irginia Ann
as miemhe r of the
Iblications.
officer Dlenny Royal A t
hody for -1S> minutes
me this summer by Agents 0
legislative hranch of- age C ontre
made 10 a
- --ing" at tU
lfOtis Livi
said most 4)
an unhecense
"the counseling di- the law foi
student needs some- session oif
an he assured if he said. "Ift
n here, that's it. We broke'n iti
information to any- your posse
establishme
came to the bure.au age. We~f a
ed~ about somet hi ng he' added4f,
was against I'ni- wisp' or si
and would probably It was t I
in if he were caught. that A BC
g names or stuident at Carolin
lor talked to several number of
s about a hypothet i- 16.
same nature. Six of
blished that none of games pos~
ould expel a person persnsl for1
error and attemlptedf who stood(
counselor told1 the e'ach. T'en
up to him whether bionfd.
l,iv ingst<
ually done so on his the hond c
1tors involved would magistrate
*ho he was or that he L. J. Ai
it as a "hypothetical ment offiei
he has hi
on the he
)IIS
,a y
dates will be printed
voting sheet. Voters
ie candidate for each
he same IBM sheet.
)nsor
W3eet
Oct. 5-6, in Russell
ng the conference will
Friday which will be
I)r. Nicholas P. Mit
f the College of Gen
and editor of a na
ine, Adult Leadership.
>n will begin Thurs
at the Russell House
m.
ram will begin at 4
ay with a welcome by
homas F. Jones and
by Charles I. Witten,
at for student affairs.
rsday afternoon pro.
consist of discussion
the various organiza
as academic groups,
s and religious groups.
vening discussion
he divided according
articipants in the con
emphasizing the re
of leaders to inspire
their organizations,"
Verdery, chairman of
nee. "The conference
leaders in all campus
s better understand
ns and duties."
Christophersen, coach
debate team, will lead
n parliamentary pro
planned for Friday
a session on group
he led by Student
tor I)ave Phillips.
' Men
est 10
Game
fthe Alcoholic Rever
1 Commission (A BC I
rrests for "b)rown-hag
e lSC-UNC game.
aigston, A BC chairman,
the arrests were mladef
tandls.
gal toe be drinking at
d place. as it is against
a minor to have pos
Icoholic beeverages."e He
he seal (en a bottle is
illegal to have it in
asion at an unlicensed
nt no matter what your
re enforcing the lawe"
not chasing 'will-of-the
niell ing Coca-Colas."
e secondl week in a row
men had madle arrests
a Stadium. The total
arrests now standls at
those arrested at the
tedl $100 bond. Three
feited their bond. Those
trial were fined $25
o t h e r s forfeited $25
mn said the amount of
r fine is left up to the
who handles the case.
mstrong, chief enforce
r of the commission, said
ard many compliments
havioe of the Carolina