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HomecomingWelcome, Edition Aun UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Vol. LIX, No. 13 Columbia, South Caroliia, Friflay, Ovtolwr 2. 1968 Fo Rally, Bonfire Begin At 6 Presentation of the Home C(0loing queen and court will highlight tonight's pep rally on Intramural Field A. The 1968 queen will step from a 15-ft. football Students are being urged to make and bring signs to be thrown on the bonfire at the climax of the rally. A 21-ft. Seminole will be burned by the Gameccok supporters. The Pan-Hellenic C o u n c i will sell shakers for 10 cents each at the rally and at the game Saturday. Funds from the shaker sales will be used to finance the Homecominig v ents. AWARE To Hold Teach-In AWA W A. will sponlsor a pre national election strike and teach in onl .londay, Nov. -1, on the I I-rsvshoe. The Motion to vo(Operate with the SI)S recommendation for ele ti,n protests by students wasi passed at the AWAltE meeting Wedliesday. Preliminary plans call for an. open gathering on the lorsesho (n lMonday afternoon, at whivlh students will discuss the forth c('Ilming national elections. Inter ested persons will later he invited to spaces reserved inside lussell House for further discussimn. Further plans call for picketing one or more election polls. Two amendments were a<lded to the A W A R E constitution at the meeting. The offices of president and vice president were changed to those of chairman and vice chairman. A second amendment provides f(or AWARE to allow faculty mtmbership. The group also held a discus Min on the purposes of two vroups with which AWARE re c.-nltly affiliated. The nat ionla l N'uident groups are Students for a IDemocratic Society (51)5) and Southern S t u d e n t s Organizing (*ttmmlitteLe (SSOC). SSOC is not a branch of SD)S a-4 previously reported, but oper etes ildelpendently out of Nash xille, Tenn. I)avid Simpson, SSOC -taff imlember from Georgia, par ticipated in the discussion. TIwo new officers were lete ad d at the meeting, since the previ 'usly elected( president and secre t ary were asked by the adminis tration3 to resign because of grades. JIerry Wingate, p)rev'iously vice p.resident, assumled the office of cha irman. Perrin Rollins was elected vice chairman andl Karen Surratt, secretary. Beer B BY ROILIE WATERS Staff Writer (Rirst in a series) Carolina's bleer bill is "undler extremely active consideration," an administration spJokesmlanI said this week. Richard Elliott, adlministra tive assistant to President Thomas F. Jones, sid that "'even though the bill is being sttudied very seriously, there is insufficient information avail able to comment as to what the outcome miight be." Elliott said the administra tion is '"sampling public opin ion andl studying the legality of such a prop)osal." The bill, p)assedl by Student Senate on Sept. 25, propo'ss *that the G;olden Spur student night club lbe allowed to sell becer on a 30-clay trial period. Homec When Alumni Festivities Scheduled Carolina alumni will return this weekend to join c u r r e n t USC casses for Homecoming. One of the first events in store for those returning to their alma mater will be dedication of the new University Museum in the War Memorial Building. Tle ceremony will begin at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, with the Baruch silver collection, the Howard gem collection, and the University mace and president's medallion on dis play. President and Mirs. Thomas F. Jones will receive alumni in their home on the Horseshoe f rom I1::0 intil 1. followed by a noon meet ing of the A I u i n i Association. eni meeting will be on the second loor of the president's home. Rutledge Chapel and the Rare Books Room of McKissick Library vill be open to visitors from I1::0 intil 1. A barbecue dinner on the Horse shoe will begin at 1. During theJ linner, the Distinguished Alumni kward an(d the Alumni Associa .ion Honorary Life Memberships .vill be presented. Buster Spann and the Original ramecock Orchestra will be back For the annual Tea Dance at 5 Sat irday afternoon at the National Guard Armory on Bluff Road. Refreshments and snacks will be st served. d Crawford Clarkson, alumni pres- v< dent, will crown the Homecoming h, lueen (luring halftime ceremonies si If the USC-Florida State game. )l Kappa Sigma On Probation Kappa S i g n a fraternity ias been placed on probiat ion until J1an. 30, 1969, by the Interfraternity a Council Trihunal. I t I 3Meeting last Thursday, the tri - a bunal found the fraternity guilty of what L. E.ugene Cooper, dlean Of men, called "aL violation of U ni vesity rules and regulations." The prohat ion went into effect Olct. 18. ial ill: Still from the Goh41leni Spur area. Accordinig to (Ot is I .ivingston, t chalira 301 Of t he Alcoholic Ib-v -t erage Control C'omm lissionl, "t he only restrict ion we might have Livingston1 oming I Queen I Beauty An The three finalists in the i lomecoming queen comiw-tition joked with1 President Thomas F. Jones this week in front of tie Administrtioi Builling. Th-e new queen, Whose identity is niow 1111isc-losel, will Lack Of 'Spe Dited In Rep( BY DON CAUGIIMAN confused with Staff Writer ported carrying A campus policeman's lack of Two Negro pecial training in dealing with (Itiewly arre-tv udents" and his unawareness of qtestioetig of liscipline procedures of the U'ni- t h e apprehit -rsity" were factors i an in ineident studet. st spring in which a chemical The poldi0111I ray was used to disperse :a crowdI 'lliVersity poll Students outside Russell 11llous'. after te id According to a special committee a g a i n s t t1 port released this week by Presi- drouped helore ,nt Thomas F. Jones, the police- The comm1itt an "did not receive special in- gated the IC ructions" in handling students G o iitr g e A. I Tle piliceman had benis hired enw'ittis and I ii October 1967, anid a,.ignled to schowl of 1ouri >arkiig meter and traffic control. hert; \0 1.c the I The incident came after ani argu- le', assoviate v ent hetween a white studet a n nd1Iv Futiil N e g r o~ nocn-studecnt cve'r hcets te it'ccci ade1 ocn pool1 gamties, atcc crig toc t(nI 'itcI ce report. TI'he spray~ was usedc onciII'it i \cl (lcrwd of Negroc and wil te st u-~ KPI ccf 'nts who had gathered oeutsidle(cle' cfh ussell Ilouse' as i thcn-stude'nt tcnadla as bcei ng a rresti'ledon a ebarige of'se l\ei5I' screicrly conduct. Atceii i The arrest of the lnn-st udetitntak iecii quietl i csilcnI sle i entlyj a'rret UnderrsitDpl ~iIccccclte lctcnai atr thec inid ae esosgiic ailie ls lhccci ns tarh I ~~iigtctl ':ic tle lii'i~ici droppcc ied beforeIc lUs Ie'citlie et''cI titacl' t Thsa e cmit ile lcilict icritic ce'se'tt icer, hi s sic'i ati l leevil tae t 1011 th'e'' ! ho na tione' iv iristccn 3icIte \l t rpollisse' i'lc (~,CI CI l'* e'' i~g ti 'daton Frac h ililIle' jelcIn' cjctlcci, ie dsint afindl exiecu ~cn saicl "takitl iltie('lil il makte ,pcifi m aredntoy was basd on hise' ng the s-iser,tit, viecncr the loc's raton letrnd uasint In apeson, woill betl d'11Iis ol ' ,ivingston said th oatitn cin? o Get 'U .merges Staff Photo by Chief Photographer Chip Gallowal d The Boss emerge from a giat football tonight at the pwp rally. The finalists are, from left. Sherrv (omez, Ronni Capici, mid Chery0 Merchanit. cial Training )rt On Gassing anotiher pter*sfon1 re- iog cooduiott% %4witt t imply the a gun on caimpus m-M for ri-4-vidittiim of certii Itidenits were subse- isils of Imfi d ia f t e r repieated -Althouvh theie Was verha the officer about pnvtit n, t1i*t, was ne suffl -ionl of t It e 11oll- Cint reason to use gas. --The offict-i invtd-vvil bad rt, n involved left the ived no special tiaining in doal ce for( s h o r t I vig with studeits and was not :d 'nt, and all charges VISt of the disciplifit pl-ocdI .: lof-studtnt werev"f tho Universitv. the ti-al. - The nonstutilint was r-tmoc( ee w h1i e h investi-t fnmi Russell House in a matine vnt was headed hv that elcs net IvrnItstlf to t) luchanan, lrftessor t v.ti)n of tianquility on tho 4111er 1ean 'ef the Vampus. )allsill. ()ther nvill - - 1he offt-t- fadt-d tl ri,itoid Zev. RItelt Alexan apl1 a in of tle W es- ludei-4 its tl tite ri-a-4)o for tie anr1d presi dent of flon..nt-fit 414.1clitioll. ot Broe wni, law st u -el thei ier if tlt'tio ing a tiv-e d i r ee t o r offerhtwa laiganare I..-.\leGwan *of tih-ert te eent wr fa siness Admnristra- tllsefrtrs viaeetete Sc~hoo,l I'rof. We-- --i s coetu-s..ddn -r e poCIr ididi not f iananig:liai el r-wt spapers,l'I el33 (trlltei t~r'm.ittingi the heleerllil .ieti sai aelsidc' ilF,etki t ti (i instnt,lindieatld feelel tgges iueei N'lievte'an.\ iit inrrgl, I tin ie icee lst 5at1or1 rcewniaillcl wwlltnts i ristIenthapentpprgain.'' ilelt ite:tel l'i clet the' ,re e m iit t i le the fe'e-Althe'gh thtre wasgcmrba provot c ltie, ther e tias no sufi ce-live an hmg ient1 'en to gusie'a ashin lee eleere etI t it ci Th el - ofic~ne't ine ed hadik rig eu Nce. s,' ~aart- ingt wistuens and- w as nt ad t vi lrwl ~at sryd oftew gisciplinsprayeduro io'f ttm tl' ' thie~ l'nivtersiv. gru ieIsl - inuTinhe nondet wa emovnet r el ''ehepass from eulit ul Hofuse "negr manne ~ liiael n lth antI nohte stuenfts wth preservatirn ofltranqudity on(ti -utlel o ~I- Te oercersn falrtoye,d e gllvrnilienalifacn oily poqesoningnebi ntenaaly the )re aion fori th non-student' eeion. "l) i dee st U IC i t h e students w ierenotawar enuemo rodes avilalerto .tem (confom ith the l'n est' 12) >And . t Pep Dance And To High lig IiY MAIY J BEF. lNSTON \lN aging LAitf)r ip and .\way" tnig t at 6 :1s a Jop1 raPy in itiaiura; [: hie-C :ns the week~en f.sto-. Aft.-r the ii-p raly. rater i. -s and -ther stu.ient gr-up.< w.11 have part ws. and the <tulent I n n u;11 sjonfs-r a lance at a. at T-u n slip Auiteroitm. Ci'uck Jaksun. Yv,,nns- Fair andi 'h,-Prp.t ill enterta:n at the pre-jgame vent. Student activities will continue Saturfiay aft--in with the ti-a dit:onal parade b-,-g:nning at 2:15. H1,amec,ming Cimnttee-v Chairman Jew Hlbsen rep-rts that the pa rade, appi-ovemat.-ly r u n ; t s str,)ng, will be the- largest in Car lina istlv Participants v11 a - s v m 1 1 u at Melaster U(Ilo-ge at 1:1 5 p.m. and begin the march an ),ou- later n Pickens t, Laui-el, l-ft in Laurel tee Main, left in Nla:n to the Stat Huse-. left ..n Gerv:i,s t(, Sumter and right on Sumter ti the review ing stani near the lH- seh<-. The judges are- Mr>. I a r - l Hrunton. wkife of the vice presidient for hus:ness affars: Mrs. P a u I Iietzel, wife of the athl-tic dlirec t1r; anti Frank Tr"tter. assciate dean if the (C.llege 4f Arts and Science. They Will select first place floats inl fraternitv-sororitv and residence hall categliries. Tr,ephaws will be awarded to the winning entrants. A fter the parade the fl-eats will be in <iisplay on the intramural fiehes thrulUgh Sund.y. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Men's Towers will h. qen ti v:s it',rs. Ref-eshments will be se-rved in 1ike Johnson lounge during thI: ppen h1,iuse. Th:e Gatmicicks w :ll me-et the Fl')rila State Vntversity Serminoies ::at ~:: p.m. Saturday at Carolina Stadium. The presiiient ,f the Alumni As seciation wil cr--wi the Homecm ing queen during halftime cere mones in the fieh. A post-Came conce-rt, sponsored 1y the Student Unon will feature T rhe impessiiens. Th!e 10 to miId night- e-vecnt w I ilbe- at Township Auediteeium. (Coeds wdl c-njoyv later e-ut-few s eer t he 1-i Hoecing eve-nt s. Friday stay out until 2 ::0 a.m. hey peay ing a p-nny feor each m:nute past thteirt usual curfew. 'Students' P Is Introduce lfl ill(ItI- IIONICK Staff Writer A heil tii sperc:fy when admiinis traters can e-nte-r stuent rooems was introdiluce-d Wediln-sday to Stuii r dent Senate. Se-n. Fred M agner, w h: o stub nuittedi the heill, saidl it wvas an at tiempt "tee pereote(t the st ucdents' irigh t tee priv'acy." Al soi prtesentedl ta Se-na te was a huil calling feir stuudent repire-senta t ion en a cemmitttee' toe negoitiate -'SC's cocntract with A RA Slater t Foc Sc-rvices. A- errdi ng teo Miagnrer's p)ropocesaI, a "cloiseed stude-nt room'' co(uld be ecntcered bey pie-isons other than its occupants with the occuipanfts' per miissioen or under the following cir cumstances: ---maintenance p)ersonneI e o u I d enfter to inspect physical equip Cment, re'pair, refurnish or replace; security personnel coeuld enter, e if they hadl a warrant, in the course ' of "legally constituted executiomn of t h e i r responsibilities," or in cases of "health or safety' emer gencie". Away' Rally Concert It Weekend Sat u rdlay n i g it Siils. M.\Clin Wa.Wo. Harpton. South and ith I T ill cl at 2. Black Week To Feature 4 Speakers BY DEFRIE KNIGl1T Staff Uriter The Ass,riati,n of Afr,-Ameri. :an St udlents noring 1Ilack Xoek S unda!,y thIIrough Friday. According t, Thi,mas Richard n, publa ity chairm an fIr the vit, the 1urp, es are to on ivhten stuiints about black hi-z ry and t. hlip <iefne the rI. f black people. ":Tlack Power: Ani Alternative t 0 Violence" w I be t h1 e t o pi c of )r. C h a r I e V. H a m i 1 t n at 7:0p.m. 'Mon day 'vIn Drayton Hall. Ilr. Hamlillt-n DR. H AMILTON I WIdv!y k. a s coauthor, with Stkely a r i i c h a e , of 'lOn-k P Ior :The Pol it ies of L.iheration in .\nwrica." Hlv i. h ing briughit the Un\versitV biriugh th off irts of the Afro o. i "1 (,jl IunCt Ion with tle Vi1itig >tihodars ( mi'401111ttev. Tjcket, for 'h- SfeEch can he re at th Ru "s"loe in irmat ion .i>k. )IIskell Goge Ward, repro etmg " t ie1ratiols Crossroad, \Vrica." wil, peak Tu f,y Vf 1ing at 7:0 In Room t. of ( .r harl,I- Th, rpe. chirha man of the i i: t I ry departmeint ,f Nort h r (lila oliege ill urham, will - itik tn i"l Rlgin" Thur lay night at -:(I i n Noom 10,: of urrell. Fridli afternoon by Walk1r 1 . sereit ar i\ fi the South Carolina hEl\ r I ~i i:Tbire ss ft itled the I.lack Studenolt." The- spfe.ch sche.lule<i for Rini 21? in Ru rivacy' Bill (d Ini Senate resnienc ba sI~taff couldlenter only whei.n "thir- is a specific in dicat in of danger hr hazard in termis of heal th,: sa fetyv or p)roperty dlamage." Ai ther P wptonls. t I' e hill speci fies, mnu>t he~ madei by the dIi rectir if hiousing iir his repiresen tati\e and are to ''eflect the spirit of the above p -heii" T hej priposa' - ncernmrg the ne gotiato'ns wiit I Siater fiod service wait roduced b SEn. B ar on Acc- rd ing to the hill, a commit tee appo&inted by the student body p res iilent wouI he incl uded in con tract negotiitiims with Slater. A dlelegaition fronm the "Up With People" group asked Senate for suggestions on publicity for their upcom:ng program and asked help for locating hi o u s i n g for cast members. "Up With People" will present a program Monday at 8 p.m. at Township Auditorium. Sen. Jeff Rubin proposed that the Humanities Building be named after Bernard M. Baruch.