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Fair
- A The Movies
USC Toi
l'Cmay not rank academically
,,r athletically with the top uni
ver-isities in this country, but as
far as showing films is concerned,
l'SC Is "tops," if not in quality
ait I v a s t in quantity of movies:
shown.
A Student here can see four
featuires a week, not to mention
th, many shorts that student or
ganri.ations present. Last w ee k
u%,as- a great one for movie watch-,
ing. The Student Union presented
"\'illage of the Damned," an ef
fective s;ci-fi horror thriller -which
packed roomn 207 in the Russell
Houase .\onday and Tuesday night.
Again on Thursday, the Student
U'niwn s h ow ed that beautifully
camipy masterpiece, "Grand Hotel,"
voceiving a warm welcome from
I*S(C faculty and students alike.
On Friday, the History Depart
ment presented Kurosawa's award
We dne
Is College S1
at the Pnh
4'l
Jutprsntyurs(
tocs
NUSTIPPoN
vesTieu n ti onry u
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AAt
Weather For Spe
ps In Filn
With. M(
winning "Seven Samurai" and c
Saturday night, the India Studeni
Association came out with ".iJ
Pyar Kisise flota Hai," a romanti
conledy that also proved enligh
ening.
What is surprising is that ther
is such a demand for this man
films here at USC. (Well, it reall
isn't surprising at all when on
realizes the garbage that rolls o
the projectors at most of the city
tlheaters.)
To top the cake, the now-or
now-off Celluloid Society will rc
'Common Grc
BY ED PINION
Staff Writer
The campus coffee house, "Coni
mon Grounds," reopened to a
almost full house Friday night i;
the basement of the Wesley Foun
sday
tudent Day
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Staff Photo by Mike Tyler
k-Out
Quality
trio Beguiristain
n orgainize on Wednesday, November
.t 5 p.m. in a room somewhore
bo in the Russell Hlousp. This group
c i is interested in making movies and
-having discussions afteri the movies
shown here.
eThere ar'e plakns to form a thea
ter par,ty to see "2001: a space
odyssvy." This will give thle memil
e hers a 5W4 discount on tickets for
n a Wednesday night performaince
s! of this film. Any student or fac
Sulty member Pmy join thie Cellu
' loid Society. There are no em
-hbership dues.
unds'"Reopens
dation.
Friday's entertainment included
poetry reading, guitar playing,
singing, a filmn made by one of
rithe students, and naturally, coffee
drikinking.
shSnhop
D flsev'is will gialteuda m
e hersa 5VE diPountone tfr
Presid<
Discus
BY STANILY IENSILY
Staff Writer
"Apathy, people who don't c.
and won't care, people who wc
offer constructively conceived p
grams-these are the problems
face as Americans."
These closing remarks by J
Duffy, representing Nixon, w(
echoed by Jim Mann and Maur
Bessinger, representing Humphz
and Wallace at the "Great Deba
Wednesday night in Currell C
lege.
Maurice Bessinger, representi
Wallace, opened the debate w
some informal remarks on the el
tion. Commenting on the pres(
administration Bessinger said, "
course, we all love LBJ, why ji
the other (lay someone told me
loved LBJ so much that he wan
to hug him to death."
Ile went onl to say, "Ihis is
crucial year with three parties al
three candidates. We who sui)po
George Wallace want to opi son
eyes to Richard Nixoi. Yes, Ni
on's the one--the one who help<
Earl Warren gain control of ti
Supreme Court, tile oe i ho sui
ported the civil rights acts of th
50'-. And Iadert Hluiphrey
another oie, and we %ho supjpv
Ceorge Wallace don't want eithi
He added, "These two old pa
ties have been around a long tir
long enough. They offer the cot
try no choice. Wallace is the or
one-he's the only real man
the campaign."
James C. Duffy, representi
Nixon, criticized Wallace sayii
"How can George Wallace succe
on a 50 state basis when he ca
handle his own state of Alabana
He rebutted the claim a s k i 1
"What has Nixon done for yo
and said "not a damin thing p
sonally, but a President can't
expected to come around persona
to each individual."
He criticized Humphrey's "li
of concern" for fiscal responsil
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Naval
Resea
Labor
WASHINGTO.
An Equal Opportunity J
The Navy's Corpora
engagedl in researci
all branches of phys
ence and covering
basic investigation
lems to app)lied and <
The Laboratory has
physicists, chemists
miaticians, oceanog1
(electronic, electrici
pointees, Who must
the full benefits of t
Candidates for ua
doctor's degrees in
are invited to sched
NRL representative
UNIVERSITY OF
placemel
WEDNESDAY,
Those who for any
schedule interviev-g
sonnel Office (Code 1
Laborato ry, Washkin
Ential 'G:
i Candid
ity and countered that N i x o n
pledged "a balanced budget on
ire longer term basis than one year."
t In reganl to IBJ's announced
n't bombing halt Duffy commented,
ro- " don't know if it was political
or not, but it did happen three
days before the election." Duffy
im summarized Nixon's position say
're ing, "Richard Nixon stands for a
ice firm defense and strong country
ey and he can do the best Job in et
e ;fling the war a n d uniting the
ol- country."
Jim Mann, USC graduate and
ng representative of Humphrey said
th When people have come as far as
- each of these men have come, then
Of it is evident that they are excep
tional."
he Mlann asked "What has Nixon
ever done? Name me one piece of
l;gislation with his name on it."
a Hubert Humphrey is the man to
( provide "the strong activist leader
rt ship t h a t America needs" and
Mann criticized Wallace and Nixon
as attempting to hold back for
four years to catch up on problems.
le One of the few Negroes present
>- opened comments s a y i n g, "Mr.
14e Bessinger was funny if you don't
i, happen to be black or seriously
rt concerned about racial issues in
,r America."
"What has happened to the vol
l, unteer army as proposed against
the p resent d ra f t system?"
n-prompted this reply from Mann.
"It started in the belief that we
would not need a large standing
army or military force since we
ng had such a large nuclear force,
'hut current events have proved
nt't
9"14
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ek The Rev. William N e w e I I of 1
il- Batesburg, S. C. will speak on
-esents
AN LASAGNA
ECIAL PRICE
VEDNESDAY
1.50
also the home of
Vill Come Back For."
) EXTRA CHARGE
6-9404
tre - On The Hill
rch
atory
NJ, D.C.
mployer
te Laboratory-NRL is
embracing pr1actically
cal andl engineering sci
the entire range from
of fundamental prob)
lev'elopmental research.
a continuing need for
, metallurgists, mathe
aphers, and engineers
I, and mechanical). Ap
be U.S. citizens, receive
he career Civil Service.
c&or.'s, rot4er's, and
any of the above fieldz
ilo interviews With the
who wvill be in the
SOUTH CAROLINA
it office on
NOVEMBER 13
reason are unable to
may write to The Per.
B18-1), Naval Research
gion . C. 20n90n
reat Deb
.ates' Me:
this false---however it is still be- iung
ing consi(lere(." of
Referring to Vietnvam Duffy wa- bui,
asked Nixoi's view- on what con- tar%
%titUted an hiorable p)e-ace. lie 1h.:
replied with Nixon's positiono call- belh
Blood DI
,ampus Newrs Beat
peaks On I
hle "Change in the C a It h o I I at ItI
"hurch" at the St. ThmaS More is .I.
enter, 16D) Green St.. Wdednes- Y W (
lay at 7:,0 p.m. Oupp,
Father Newell wvill offer a "lib- lint
ral 's"t i mlpression of wher' vur
-ent changes are It a k : n g t h .
hurch. Iie will also ilscuss the I>r
lil-ninia between the r,les of li- f.ss
ious fret'(dom1 and r4eligit)US aU- 1iar'
himrity in thef c o n t i p r a rY Wod
hurCh. LIuS*
each
The talk is being sponsored by
he USC Newman Club. last
allowi
Campus Movies
"Genghis Khan," an epic biog
aphy starring Omar Sharif and
tepihen BoydI. is the S t u d e' nt
'nion mo11. le t.night. The're wil! Ii
C' no 9t:2( shiw dIu to the~ i'li'- 'l
ifn night showi and hiarty, U.ri'.'r
lhe \'rginlian. :an early ''t;alkie'' rt
tarring Gary C o o p e r will lie Ilang
hown in r o ii m 1 37 of Currell Ro.ad.
hursday night. Shows will he at .
and 8:.'0. II
L~unche'on T he
Tlhe i MCA and Y WCA hold a rent.<
incheon every Thursday at 1 p.m.| at W
- SEE
00 HER THI
e See WhIal Lose IsI like in
T espce ge
adventure
whose.pot
mos bizarre
ators'
rits
ftkr the "de-Anericauiization
iouth Vietnlamn anld 11he need to)
d tip South Viettine-.-e mili
and tcnioiot powmer -Ap that
%ill IN a. tw e t IefIed the
w-s %ith4out our support."
Staff Photo by Chuck Keefer
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lefigion
3Baptist Stud ient L'nitn. Ck)st
lin. Thursday- thv Y.\CA and
A wl have their onthly
r m etingz at th- B.11)tist Stu
nion. ~ ! Th'os s Also $].(01.
beture erie,
J.hn 1J. P11uSCn, \iSiting pro
if p101u1lS,T . will tlpen this
".- a I I.t t u1 r1 Series'"
wsi. IN night at ~::10 in the
-11 h ue Ass mly lie,m. l IAt
of the "last l,ctLrl's'" a pro1
r will e ask(ed to give the
etue h'e hwtuld give if only
Ced onJe mnore.
Party Site
halls loCking for sites t'
partle-s may (onttact 1). W.
CL. dirCtIt' <o the Student
fCr a I f availabCle lace(.
-tilht 'In to th- 1st isThe
ir. locaItedh att 12:;ae Il u f f
IIllangar w\ 11 aL(ccommriaei~te
peuplt and1 re-nts for $2nu1.
enUtal Illt lutles stage's, lights,
h:ur. Thi' facil ty m*ay he
byL Ca!hing WCody indamflI3
S lbuIIhoC.
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lhe Year 40.000!
Starts Wednesday! 2
LA D00ER THINGI
ALL SEATS
$1.25