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Profess On Pol BY DAVID JOHNSTON Staff Wrker According to Chester Bain of USC's political science department, president-elect Richard M. Nixon will be caught in the middle of a change in the power structure in Washington 'during the four-year course of his administration. Bain said the change has been Undergrc Coffee House The "Common Grounds" coffee house is back on campus. The coffee house is to move back in the Wesley Foundation basement tonight for an 8 p.m. opening. The coffee house will be open until mid night with the usual coffees, tens, poetry readings and music. Lecturer, J Give Israe The Student Union International Committee, in conjunction with the Israel Government Tourist Office, will sponsor a program entitled "The Challenge of Israel" Sunday afternoon at 3 in the Russell House Assembly Room. The program will consist of a lecture by Pinchas E. Lapide, a Canadian-born journalist and for Parking Thirty-six faculty-staff parking places near McMaster College will be turned i n t o student parking p 1 a c e s, according to Douglas I. Fitzgerald, assistant to the vice president for business affairs. Fitzgerald a I s o congratulated students for their co-operation in the small-car parking lot experi ment. LAST LECTURE Lisle S. Mitchell, associate pro fessor of geology, will be the fea tured speaker at the Student Union Lectures Committee-sponsored Last Lecture Wednesday, Dec. 11 from 7 :30 to 9 p.m. The lecture will be held in the Russell House Assem bly Room. CAMPUS FLICKS The Student Union movie for Monday and Tuesday n i g h t s is "The U g I y American," starring MarIon Brando. The movie seeks to show the complexity of problems in Southeast Asia through the life of an ambassador serving there. Shows are at 3, 6, and 8:30 in the Russell House Assembly Room. The first part of "Ivan The Te-r rible," a history department movie, will be shown tonight in room 104 of Currell College. The story of the Tsar's struggle to unite the people of Russia will be completed on Dec. 19, BABYSII'IING SERVICE Alpha Iota Mu, women's service sorority, is offering a baby sitting service for 50 cents per hour. They request 12 hours notice. For fur ther information call 777-3726 or 777-3217. TUTORING JOBS Upperclassmen m a j o r i n g in math, history, psychology and En glish are needed as tutors. Inter ested students m u s t be eligible under the Work Study Program. For further information contact the director of student aid. YULE LOG BURNING The Special Events Committee of the Student Union is sponsoring a Christmas Yule Log Burning on Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. on the Rus sell House Patio. The winners of the Christmas Decoration C o n t e s t will be an nounced at this time. A special vis itor from the North Pole will also or Spec Litical C coming since the New Deal Era of the Roosevelt administration. At that time the basis for our present administrative agencies was firmly established. Since that time these agencies have gradually assumed more pow er, the powers of the President in formulating policy and to a great extent the powers of Congress in overseeing the implementation of I policies, both foreign and domestic. und Films Adds Feature A new emphasis will be on fea ture-length underground films wi.h one shown rather late each Friday at the coffee house. Judy Pearce asked for students interested in presenting their own plays, pie senting other one-act plays, read ing poetry or singing to contact her. 7olk Duo i Show mer diplomatic official of the Is raeli government. Lapide will speak on the topic, "Israel, Challenge of the Twenties." In addition to the lecture, enter tainment will be f u r n i s h e d by Hedva and I)avid, an Israeli sing ing duo who will perform Hebrew songs of their homeland and con temporary French, Spanish, and English selections. Campus News Beat Space To be on hand with a few presents and his Christmas wish for every one. Hot chocolate and doughnuts will be served. CORRECTION In the Nov. 26 i s s u e of The Gamecock it was mis-stated that applications for t h e Guaranteed Loans are due in the Student Aid Office before Jan. 1, 1969. It is requested that such applications be submitted by dec. 6, 1968. Brings SPAGHETTI DIIP EVERY M 97 INCLJ SPAGHETTI W/MEAT SAUCE TEA OR HOME OF "THE PIZZA YOL, TAKE-OUT NO I 256-9 215 Pickens Strei . ONE flOUR OR ONE (BY REQUEST) * SPECIALIST IN CLEA." AND TRIMS * 24-.IOUJR (;OIN-OP LA * SHIRTS lAUNDERED (ON HANGERS A' * G;OLD SEAL DRY (;l. WE INVITE YOU TO (AOMI SUNSHIINE C ulates hanges He continued, saying another factor to consider in the decline of presidential power is the rise of Congress if the Vietnam war is concluded or at least de-escalated. In the history of our nation in times of crisis the President has been looked to for strength and leadership. When the nation has been in a state of relative tran quility Congress has come to the front with various members within that b o d y placing emphasis on their intents rather than on any thing on a more nationally oriented basis. Ba:a went on to say that when and if the Vietnam War is settled, the conflict between interest groups for the use of f u n d s no longer needed for the war effort will re move the chief executive from a prominent place in political policy making. "Mr. Nixon will have to refrain from taking any serious p o l i c y making steps for the present for his bare majority both in the pop ular vote and in the electoral col lege cannot be taken as a mandate for action from the people," Bain concluded. Crucible Coming The Crucible, USC's Ii t e r a r y magazine, will be available to the students Dec. 10 after the issue's second trip to the printer. The first al issues of the magazine were deliv ered to the Crucible staff Monday. or Because of errors in the printing the editor, Michael Simpson, sent P) the magazine back to be reprinted. 24 Ki Increase : G< NROTC BALL M The annual Midshipman's Win- K. Gi Ler Ball will be held Tuesday from 3 p.m. to midnight at the Fort Jackson Officers Club. Fl The agenda for the evening in -ludes a reception for graduating seniors at 6 p.m. followed by a buf ret at 6:30. Attire at the ball will be formal. Iusic will be provided by "The ?.olumbians." #SoA auand You A INER SPECIAL ONDAY C DES SALAD, ITALlAN BREAD, OFFEE I WILL COME BACK FOR" XTRA CHARGE it- On The Hill ip t/e ou01 cbeller DAY SERVICE llNG; LEATHIEIS, SUEDES TO P'ERFECTION F' NO EXTRA C:IIARCE) ANING -,Yi AND) PICK IUP YOUR RFDWr ('ARDa Ic I LDE FIDC IELD 71 rno WAdD STRi ROTC yains 14 Fourteen new mermaids h a v e >peared on the Carolina campus. The Mermaid Fleet, auxiliary ganization of the Naval ROTC. edged Mermaids at a tea Nov. making their membership 30. Pledges are Patricia Ann Ford, kthryn Morse, Linda Del Rosso, irtha Scott Swan, J a n e Ann igger, Elizabeth Vandoren, Gar id Pearson, Dorothy A n n e t t e orge, Martha Elizabeth Farris, iry Dozier Lee, S u s a n Ross, Lthryn George, C h a r I a Louise imsley and Lynla Ann Thorne. Twenty - three of the Mern.aii eet have been invited to visit th. COKE CAMPUS ACI FRIDAY, D Student Speak 0L Russell Ho Student Union Conce THE FOI Carolina Coili SATURDAY, Student Wives Club pr Room 207, Russe Golden Spur presents Ma Russell Ho Gamecock BasketL Carolina Coli DRIA TRADE-N Seniors a Graduate Career hunt with 90 c having operations locate York metropolitan area. Marriott Motor Hotel, inti Parkway and Route 80, 8 For more details, inclu soring companies, see y director or write to the n< second annual "Career-I Association of Bergen C Saddle Brook, ANew Jers. 9 TI NNIS COURTS SCATAWR ENOREE uxi1iary Pledges Charleston naval station t o d a y. The girls are to be met on arrival by Rear Admiral Kossler, com mandant of the 6th Naval Di4trict. The agenda includes a visit to a mine sweener and a short trip around the bay, a tour and lunch on a submarine tender, the Shen andoah, and a visit to submarmc. Simon Bolivar. The tour will clh max with a visit to the Naval Hospital. Mermaids with escorts plan to attend the a n n u a I Midshipman Winter Ball Dec. 10 from 6:30 to' 12:00 p.m. at the Fort Jackson Officers Club. nlVITIES CALENDAR ECEMBER 6 t, Assembly Room, use, 1 P.M. rt Committee presents JR TOPS, seum, 8 p.m. DECEMBER 7 esents Kiddie Cartoons, || House, 10 A.M. rk Seven, Assembly Room, use, 8 P.M. all with Maryland, seum, 8 P.M. K ARK?@ Students if the finest companies d in the New Jersey/New Jn December 26-27 at the ~rsection of Garden State addle Brook, New Jersey. ding a listing of spon our college placement n-profit sponsor of the n": Industrial Relations ounty, P. 0. Box 533, ev 07662. MTREET Expans The new South campus planned expansion before designated for the largely physical complex on the site < D and E; another dormitory i under construction; and a pe dormitory, the complex andI Cooer Library. Plans are beii mal to be 20 feet wide and as Creek with a connection to the The plans also call for the str at the Roost. 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