Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Museum I Opens Ho Dedication of the new Univer sity Museum in the War Memorial Building will open homecoming fes tivities Oct. 26. The ceremony will be at 10:30 a.m. There the Baruch silver col lection and the Howard gem col lection will be on exhibit, as well as the University mace and the president's medallion. From 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m., Rutledge Chapel and the R a r e Books Room of McKissick Library will be open to visitors. At the The Roost Is Still Unfinished The Roost, the athletic dormitory complex, s h o u I d be finished by early N o v e m b e r, says Harold Brunton, vice president for busi ness affairs. The unfinished buildings, includ ing the (lining hall, the recreation room and .the reception room, were supposed to have been completed by August 15. "We knew six months ago that they w o u l d not be finished on time," said Brunton. The living quarters were ready for occupancy by the start of the semester, but the residents must still be bused to the main campus for meals. Get a Pretty Head Start for the Game Want a hairdo? Or a highly trained staff creal as individual as your si cutting and styling... tioning . . . and our tec frost, rinse or tone your you. Want a manicure or fac beauty care for your wil todayl We'll get you re including Shampoo and )edicatior mecomin s a m e time President and Mi Thomas F. Jones will be entertai ing alumni in their home on t Horseshoe. The A l u m n i Association w meet at noon on the second flo of the President's home for a shc business session and the install tion of new officers. The newest event will begin 1 p.m. with a barbecue dinner the Horseshoe. The Distinguish Alumni Award and the Alumni A sociation Honorary Life Memb( ships will be presented here. The Homecoming Parade, spc sored by the Interfraternity Cou cil, will pass the reviewing sta in front of the Horseshoe on Su ter St. at 2:45, timed to arrive the end of the barbecue. The event which has become "standard" of Homecoming a i one of the most popular-the T Dance-will begin at 5 p.m. at t National Guard Armory on BIt Road across from Carolina S1 dium. As always, Buster Spa and the Original Gamecock Orch< tra will return from all over t United States to play for the eve A buffet and other refreshmei will be served. Alumni President C r a w f o Clarkson will crown t h e Hor coming Queen at halftime duri the USC-Florida S t a t e footh game. A 1 u m n i interested in joini their friends for the festivit should contact Dick Little, Direcl of the Alumni Association, for formation concerning tickets I the barbecue, the tea dance-buf and the football game. :omplete re-do? Let our e a hair-do for you that's gnature. They do expert shampooing and condi onicians will dye, bleach, locks to create a "new" ial? Or maybe complete ;s or hairpieces? Visit us ady for "the big game." it Spec('(iaI I0 style'4:ut set, from 3.00 ack" Charge Account. s. . . n he ill or ,rt a at ed R s To Link n- USC-TV's mobile unit is pm n- itie the campus together with e nd not in use the fully equipped nn- TV center across from the Se at - a TV Center lid! nn1 1 [V RED OSBOURNE ?s- Staff Writer he A chance to I e a r n first-handi nt. a b o u t television production and equipment is offered to students througn USC's TV center. r d Weathersbee said the center is 1e- one of the better-equipped college ng - all R EGIST ER ED ng DIAMOND RINGS ies or in or ret CHERIE $400 ALSO S250 TO 1975 Use Your Gamecock Charge King's Jewelers 1437 MAIN 1611 MAIN .Home of Keepeake Diamonds.. 2 Hours USC TELEVISION I Staff Phote by Mike Ty'er Campus krt of the TV center's plan to osed circuit television. When unit is stationed next to the ience Annex. Planning Coverage television centers in the country. Equipment consists of several RCA TK-14 and TK-11 cameras and a complete mobile control unit con tained in a van. All equipment is for black and white production. The mobile truck is now being used to tape practice court sessions at the Law School. Law students will view the tapes later to ap praise their work. Weathersbee s a i d the center's next p r o j e c t will be extending closed circuit TV to all sections of the campus. "We hope for students to be able to view a tape playback anywhere on campus." Paul Emerson is the center di rector. Chief engineer is B I a i r Turner. Powell Urg "Try PeopI "There is black power, y o u t h power, flower power, and e v e n pucker power today," but accord ing to Ken Powell, "the only power worth anything in the final analy sis is plain old people power." Powell, Republican candidate for the first senate seat in Richland County, urged USC College Re publicans in a meeting Monday night to support their local candi dates. "It's a g o o d way for young people to learn politics from th( bottom to the top," state Powell, spsectachi Examine you...they're direction of by Mr. Mc agree, but o now showing 1337 Main Stri Free Parking at Pork Right Park ing Draft B With R4 BY JIM WANNAMAKER w News Editor 'pI :hi "No news is g o o ( news," Col. ce William L. Morris, manpower di- ti rector of the state selective service ti office advised USC students whose NJ deferments expired Oct. 1. Col. Morris explained that the only students that should be hear. ing from their boards now are those seeking a student deferment for the first time (and receiving request forms for the deferment), and those being reclassified. University Admissions and Reg istration reported that the Com puter Center was to have processed and mailed the student certificates to local boards Tuesday. Col. Morris said that local boards a will be mailing classification no- a tices for the coming year after g they receive these notices and check . their files on students at the next (usually monthly) meeting. ti The files are checked to be sure ri that a student is making propor- t< tionate progress toward his degree. h If ther.e is a conflict in the files, the notice will be held up, h u t S otherwise the notices should be k sent to the students within a month. I Some students in smaller schools, s Barbec The Committee of Friends for Ken P o w e I l are featuring the Swinging Medallions at a barbecue es Students e Power' "After 100 years of a certain karty in office in the state of South Carolina, it's time for the people to give someone else a chance," he stated. Powell, who was a candidate for the House in 1966, challenged, "The D>emocratic Party, with its power based in the Richland County dele gation, has choked off all progress in this state." "l)emocrats use seniority as a campaign technique, and seniority may he good, but it's no substitute for work,"' stated Powell. e loveliest in -the room the eyes around all turned in the our Vested Knit Dress irt. An eyeful we'll nly one of many we're $75. ~et Lot on Wmukngto. Sr.e oards I Eclassif wre the student certificates were 'ocesse(ld and m a i I e d to local ards sooner, may already be re iving their notices of classifica n (not to he confused with no *es to report), according to Col. orris. University s t u d e n t s that re Uissionai f Biafro RY JIM WANNAMAKER News Edfitor "It looks as if one of the tribal rups (the Tboes) t1hre will be nnihilated," Mrs. Lloyd Neil, a ssionary nurse at Oshogho, Ni -ria, told the Student Religious ssIciation luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Neil comme-nted afterwards iat the relatively few Iboes in her gon, the West, that decided not go home to Biafra have been ardly molested at all. The North is another matter. he said that there thousands were illed in massacres two years ago. ri the East (Biafra), fellow mis ionaries told her that, "If you (ampus News Bea ue Spo upper tonight at Pinewood Lake 'here is no admission charge foi 'arolina students. A n y o n e desiring informatior hout free transportation or direc ions should contact Robert Sallei t 777-3-566. I1RD JIM The movie "Lord Jim" will h shown Monday in the Assembl: Room of the Russell House at : i, and 9:30 p.m. MERMAID AITIJCATION Co-eds have until Oct. 21 to com plete applications for M e r m a i , Fleet rush. Forms are available i! women's dorm lobbies. REGISTER ACTIVITIES All social functions must be rep istored before noon of the Wedne. day prior to the proposed date i the office of the Dean of Met Pendleton Building. CARTOONS Student W~'ives Club will shoa -artoons for children of marrie students Saturday in the Assembl Room from 10) a.m. to 12 noon. hILLFL. COOK-OUT All .Jewish students are invite to attendl a cook-out Sunday at BUCKL.E UP in this dc Valor. It's wide wale acrylic pile lining, g< gold buckle . . .deep or rust . . .sizes 7 te Second Flo Whekre Things Busy cati0ons quested student deferments I a s t year do not have to request them again, Col. Morris said, but fresh men and others who did not have them should already have (lone so. Draft calls are down this fall, according to Morris, and he sees no indication that they will increase. y Tells 7n War :re an Ibo, your life is not worth a cent when the federal armies take a region." The federal authorities deny this, but Mrs. Neil said that if this is not the policy of the junta, "it vertainly is what is being (lone." Mrs. Neil agreed with R;-d Cross estimates that 6,000 to 8,000 women and children starve to death in Biafra each week. She said the last reliable report that she had was that all but one of the major Biafran cities had fallen to federal troops. She said most of the Biafrans are gathered ;n the one area still under their control, "starving to death." nsored p.m. at t h e Jewish Community Center. If transportation is needed, c a i I Allen Neidich, 254-6159 or Ruth Weisberg, 787-4876. The History )epartment w i l I show the film "M" tonight at 7 :30 p.m. in room 107 of Currell College. STUDY SKILLS The University's Counseling Bu reau is offering a course in "Study Skills and Developmental Reading" for all interested students. The sessions will be held twice a week - for one hour and may be met any I day from Monday-Friday. I Contact the Counseling Bureau for information concerning dates and fees. MAID OF COTION CONTEST Miss Trudye Weaks, Maid of Cotton tour manager, will visit the USC campus Oct. 25 to discuss se lection of the 1969 Maid of Cotton candidates with USC officials and student leaders. The Maid of ( ottoun, who travels Iinternationally as the American c o t t o a industry's goodwill and f a s h i o n representative, will be chosen in Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 3. IApplication forms may be obtaine'd from Miss Weaks dluring her visit. Use your "Miss Gamecock" Charge Account. ubte-breasted beauty by cotton corduroy with an >ld buttons and a huge slash pockets. In brown ,i >r of Fashion Are Happening