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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Vol. UIX, No. 2 (uAtmbia,. South (4rolina. Septeiiber 17. 1968 FoumleI 1908
Fraternity
Activities
To Begin
A week and a half of fraternity
rush activities will begin at 7 p.m,
Wednesday with a convocation in
the Russell House Assemhly Room,
Interested male students can sign
up Tues(ay and Wednesday at a
booth in the Russell House or can
register at the Wednesday night
meeting. There is a $2 registration
fee. Deadline for registration is
Wednesday.
Meanwhile, sorority rush, which
began Saturday, is continuing this
week with skit parties. Last Night
parties will be Friday, and rushee,
will receive bids Saturday from 2
to 4 p.m.
Men interested in fraternitieF
will receive information about rush
at the Wednesday night convoca
y nighfcon
tion.
Open houses will be Thursday
and Friday, and t h e r e will be
smokers and parties Saturday and
Sunday.
There will be four days of off
campus parties, followed by a final
smoker, Sept. 27. Rushees will re
ceive hids Sept. 28.
To be eligible for rush, freshmen
must have at least 950 on their
college board examinations or a
2.0 average for 12 hours of college
Work.
l'pperclassmen a n d transferE
must have a 2.0 average.
Security For
A local policemnan, stan<(
of somie 4,000( personus <Iurl
laiy b)y George C. Wallace.
Ilulicansu amil "anarchmists
IS
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At Airport
USC Stud
fy JIM WANNAMAKER C
New8 Editor
Third party presidential candi
date George C. Wallace came to
Columbia Saturday to address a
s
S
Staff Photo by Chuck Ksefer
A Candidate
ing atop tlac old terminal at
irt, keeps~ an ey'e on the crowd
ng a campaign speech Satur.
Wllace riticizedu nateona.
tl
ti
u
n4
a
.0..
0
ents A tteA
r,owd* of foliowers-mlostly adults
nd high school students.E
However, there were some Caro- so
ina students on hand to show their 1)
upport. They plan to form a cam- t,
>us Wallace group, a spokesman sl
aid.
At least two Carolina students o
ttended the rally with anti-Wal- t'
wre signs. One of the two got w%or,-h
ied and dropped out, but the other ,
t
Aexiso n or t.escampun
1, :_ . _ . _ I.n
l'iedtlo follharersaostly con-t
titue ' capu herganizaioni (and'o
oped studno han tao ino ther e
Ulilil.A'I st. p anagingrm ca-dir
usparkng.sacesp ailpokesmande
Atles to tuden stents
tenth rally with antiversi t
(Ianidraodo,hut0mtee opahes
cainn heudty fresyon n
Iniospy addt ign andr win- be
facled ty mo n staffug tmembrwd
tiite end bicyes musllereg
Aee spsacfor Altered capace:
ClacgroUscad he reisad a
lid ornfchrtemen fo failure con
ittel camrs wiorbginzatnday.
'I auers week, o amu la
Iho an .t r t a i aeviae r n
Read
Semes
Classes will s t a r t Wednesday,
nid if the students aren't ready for
w largest semester ever, nvither
the University.
With an expected enrollment of
!,000 students on the main cam
us, L'SC faces shortages In class
mnis, housing and office space.
Despite numerous physical addi
ons and improvements during a
lynamic" summer, the University
still "worse off than it was he
>re," accOrding to Vice President
>r B u s i n e s s Affairs Hfarold
runton.
The USC campus game of "mus
al chairs" has been stalled by the
ncompleted Humanities Center.
hich is several weeks behind its
Instruction schedule.
)epartments are moving into the
V building as soon as the work
en are clearing out, and other
-partments are waiting to move
to the spaces being vacated in the
d buildings.
W o r k m e n have been racing
rainst time to complete extensive
-novations in Hamilton College,
hich was g u t t e d by fire last
wring. Remodeling in Wardlaw is
)ntinuing.
Meanwhile problems have arisen
scheduling classes to make the
est use of e x i s t i n g facilities.
arge classrooms are in short sup
ly. This semester some classes are
een scheduled to meet in the Rus
-11 House Assembly Room.
rid Walk
The freshman carrying a "Hate
ills" sign at the rally reported no
,rious threats, but added that one
ersun said "he knew I must go
Carolina." A soldier read the
ign and added, "So do we."
Wallace himself was delayed for
ver tw,.,o hours by fog and plane
-oubles earlier in the day, but
e still found -1,000 loyal support
rs waiting when lie arrived.
During his speech Wallace ear
estly t o l1d the audience of thel
-oiubles brought on the country by
bi e "national Republicans con
'tlled by Easter-n money inter
;ts," of the growing success of his
im pa ign and ofC anarchists in thle
reet s.
Some of the loudest applause
me whlen be promised to ''return
'sol utely' lock, stock amnd ba rirel
ew Par
t reasurer's offrice in
tr-at ion buiil1ding.
A fee of $5 will I
na' each ve'hich- iegisterei
new
avai - 'We still don't havu
ing spiace's for all pe,'
s for the vice upresidlent fo
lecals fairs, said last week.
wvhich tion has impirovedl coi
last y ear, and we ho
110E it as we go along.'
for Tlwo new student
registerned with the I
coot lwaring official det
teried available. A lot to
reo in soon oin Pickensu Si
me.- Senate and Penidletoi
are have 155 spaces, and
stone, which was
the spring, w'ill have 90
i-iday Theri e arec also d'c;
regis.- at .\le.\aster College
southI side of Blossomn
-r' in U n i'ersit y 'Terrace
the ioeie nuarking a tnn'
TOrl-N
ter Be
Thle Roost, which was ti have
been completed by the opening of
fall semester, is not ready. Three
I(iin0 is applied to a mammiiMO
rimn as w(or'k contiifns (pn tw
C(Irolinm Colisuin (picturles (it
left). ConplctionI is Se ' or t1e
elid of Novemhe 1 . (Spl ft po101s
bPY Cl,tick K#efer)
of the five buildings are occupied I
while construction continuf-s on the
Other two.
Brunton .9 a i 4 the redeco)ration
and renovat ion in the R u s s e I 1
USC vi
Submits
Hy M.ARY JANE BENSTON
lanaging Editor
James A. Morris, University vice
president for advanced studies and
researc1h, submitted his resignation
to President Thomas F. Jones Mon
dlay.
Morris wIll leave the University
within "a week or two" to become
the chief executive of the S. C.
0immission in H1igher Educatiin.
Jones said an announcement (in.
cerning the resignation woubd c,)M
later.
Gov. Robert E. MlNair's ap
pointment of .\orris and Clemson
University Vice President MelfordI
ice Rally
the -'ontt'ol (f your local education
to you tle people of Columbia and
South Carolina."
He also drew loud applause for
his evaluation of the two major
national parties: "There's not a
dime's worth of difference between
the two . . . tweedlel dee, tweedle
Wallace claimed that the troubh-s
with public schools began under the
Eisenhower administration and
that Chief Justice E a r I Warren
was apploi nt ed a fte'r ma kinrg a prior
ag reemient on thle I1954 deisigrega
tin ruling.
TFhe candidate denied t hi a t he
ever said lie wouhli '"run over any
bodiy." Hut added that if an "an
archist" Iaid down in front (it his,
c'ar, " it'il be the last one they'd
eve r w ant to hie dow~n in front of.
king Sp
the aidmniis-.\itr;ee
et cha rg'edI for terfctn li
fall semester. oIy itl: b
enogh piark- ii'nus.
>pile who want () e ee
d,. assistant to Rrsil Ios
r leusine"s a f h rn (r
'hot the situla- iret.
isiederabl y over N'~f(i ti
almati Catne
ulty lt a e
Other forecar
ni~ersiy andul"ell Housej('
betwe n aaillbetween sGre
RtreetR illseers. a
opene t ao t carnprovee
parkint waring
resientscan huaitiee.igs ae
ints, for caria Strieet ad rn
Tot.
gm s
I l'iuse has hwenf "rant Igess."
le adim:nistratiln was I too fpti
fistic if) lt estinates of much I
-ould be accomplishfid (N v I-r thf. 1
;umno-r . lie ho, aid. I'he' avo had
I Ifficulty f ining materialk anl d
wrkers.
Re-pauintIng in Fraternity Riw
mns forced the housing )ffi(' to I
hift students aiound.
Vork on the coliseum is still on I
ts accelerated schedule, however.
73unton said the facility should he V
-eiady to open at the end of No- t
:embehr.a
(-oliseum parking is far behind
chedule.
,e Presi
Resign
Wils,in t positins fn the co-. s
issmii were a rved F fr%a by
hi Stat H u d g e t and Cl-ntri (
Alri.s will head the staff of the
omnissi,n, which was set up by\i
he legislature to cofomat. t- I
wctivities of the stat-'s institutions F
>f hgliei ed4ucation. Wilson \ Ill
hiect finandal reisvarich. d
The board's appelro al came iver
he obje'tii.nsi f outgming cii s-fi5
:I'n cl.aiiO-i .Iihn K. ('authe-n,
o aid the P1PISe'd titles and v
lalaries fir the new appointees
vere n(It aUt horize. i by "'the' law
'-reat ing the 1,o1Mmn tssoIn nr tH -
auidget adioptedi by thc l--gislaturl." \I
Ml c N a I ' discounto-d Cautli-n's 1
-hai'ges. The comnss!iIion had ap- I
3eal Tlhursciav ib e governe)'ir's ;
,oconmme,niation of It (1 b1. t C
Vance a., Cauthen's succes-sor.
Accor-ding to lcNair, the Bud
,et and Contriol Boairi apli4.eed a t
Statt I
Mlorris A
-r'e'i spa'es are a' ail Studlen'
andi 53: morie besie whit' ltn
eel, whe're an edbl far are moar
'fn 'onlv' eed to is~u- Parikinj
ed lots are beside used b I
andl on Bull St. st ances.
and Blossom F'resh
posseiss
s for faculty staff be mnad4
e avauilable at the student
nter i n Hlenderson over 2
the site of the old student,
for a e
l"it zg eahIl, there are-i t ion."
,000K partk ing spaces Rieques
lent s this y'ear. made hel
iuity - staff parking t niver'sit
occupied by student l'ines:
5i p.m. andI 6 a.m. to $1 feer
h F"riday and from $25~ foer
through 6 a.m. Fines he
year.
rulty loets, however, "'The
at any' hotur is pire- the incre
Sthese lots re'ad, "Neo encourag,
Senate To Hold
First Session
Student Senate will held its first
i-e-fting if the fall s e m. s t e r
Vedlilf'day.
hll -natorns wvill convene at 5
.m. In th.e .u ss"ll House t' orga
izi.onuta and conSier, two,(
ills introdlu-d last seniester.
Student B d y ' ice PIresi dent
la vb14i F-:cks t r m s aidi n v u\ hills
r,-bah!y wo,uld! be intrmiductid.
The bills already before the Sen
le inclu<ie u,ne that wwilo allow
''r to be :'ld (n ' ampus, w:th
rofids gwrg to the .\etr1pol'tan
d11u"atlin FOUniati)n. It \ a, pre
niWOi t" tie boidv in Mav by Sen.
red1 .\agnter.
A second i111, by Sen. Jeff Rin,i1.
'Iulhi vreate a s eo-cial senate i!s
rnt fit ailI Negrioes. on campis
nit '-ff.
MU:tudent Senate M k ' t n g s are
p.-n) t(, the pub e .
dent
atio
dary f- M'w .\rr:s O-qual t'' those
the -fresients "f t* S C a n d
i .. l ver1sty, r. about
caime tip the U11:ve'rsitv in
.~ He herae a full pr.fess in
.4. and ci-an 'f the. Gollego if
un-es5 Adminst ratu>n in 1; I.
In 11961 ie was named vice presi
ent fir advanced stues ainl dean
t e(4iLduat SChtoOL.
.\lpriti al e i e s as facult\
: -- a .et it le vwfl
-i:if . t Ie Atlante p >
infe rence.
T h e w prcses o,ntt i - 1 1 7'
P11 Ie* f h; a ! I:s re 1gnat I M
1ul'i hee -e effect've a wee k I
S<iarv. after it was suimitte'd t(I
'reS den t Jones. . t. \s will stay
n lis a:p-nistrat ldln ui ng if
we ty'n up loos ends." super
s:ng r.strtato ein thc (;raduate
chi,.d :Md1< relailling fir the eer
ficathin if l'St' athl-tes.
'hoto by Chief Photographer Chip Galowy
I IIome
eated
learking is marked off by
L's and facultyV >t aff >jpaces'
edi by Pirange lines.
mterits in tropnt eof the ad
pin huihebing ma.\e not? lhe
tudlpents uimer anyx ('it( ul
eden are not pe'rmitted to
cars, but excep~jt ions may
by the vice p)resident for
affairs if the student is
,married, a commuting
or shows a "critical need
ar due to a uinique' situa
ts for ex\ceptionsfl mut) le
pire the 1ar is oeperated onl
Yproerty.
orii pariking violaitioens range
pariking meter violat ions to
peedeing er reckless driving.
ve been raised from last
'arking C'ommrittee thought
ises in fines would serve to
('compliance with rules and
is," F?it-guraen id.