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RATED 'Overall Excellence' ALL-AMERICAN .. Winner In By Associated Collegiate Press Southeastern College Newspaper Competition UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Vol. lIXq No. 52 Columbia. South Carolina, Friday, May 2, 1969 Founded 1908 Senate Teach Students To 'Rate' Professors By FRED MONK News Editor How does your professor rate with you? Students may have a chance to answer this question, along with ev'eral others, as part of a ques tionnaire which will be used in I* SC': spring "teacher evalua tion." The questionnaire, which will be distributed the week of May 12. will concern the profe -sor's dress,, personality, a t t i t u (I e , methods. fairness, tone and control of the class. "This teacher evaluation is de signed to help both the professor and the student," said Chip Gallo way, who has headed the project. "All the information from the questionnaire will he confidential," Galloway noted, "and from this questionnaire we will be able to draw a confidential profile for vach teacher thac requests one." The profile will compare the 1-rofessors with others on campus. "The administration is in favor of this," Galloway said, "on th assumption that everything is con fidential." The matter will conic before the faculty meeting Wednesday an(] Galloway said he hoped the fac ulty would go along and provide class time for students to fill out the questionnaires. Galloway said that whether or not the faculty votes in favor of the project, the evaluation will take place. Also planned in conjunction with the teacher evaluation is a hand hook on courses offered. The handbook, which is sched uled for publication a week. prior to fall registration, will give a de scription of the course, professors teaching the course, evaluation of the course and other information such as the number of quizzes a professor gives. The handbook, a project of Al pha P1hi Omega and Kappa Kappa Kappa service fraternitios, will also point out wh)ich pfrofessors ex cel in thleir fields andI are r*ecom - 'Tie hlandbook, whlichl will also carry other pert inenit inIformation about courses and teache'rs, will p)robably be sold1 to cover p)ublica tion costs. Bomb Threat Evacuates BA Building The fl u s i n e s s Administration Bluilding was evac'uatedl for an hour Tuesday after Asst. l)ean William Putnam received an an - onymous t e I e p h o n1 e message shortly after I p).m. thlat thlere w~as a bomb in the builing. Putnam nlotifiedl tile campllus police andI tile city~ fire depart men~t. Campus Security dlecidedl to evacuate tile building, andl a spe cialized unit from tihe fire depart ment searched tile building and found nothing. The school received a bomb r'e Port last year during evening classes, accordling to Putnam. I )ean J ameas F. K ane' of tile ('01 lege, out of town at the time of the c'all, said bomb c'alls '"are highly correlatedl with exams. There were two periods of exams scheduled thabt dlay.'" lie cautionledI, however, "YouI can't ve'ry well take a (chance on1 To er Ex Here T "Pie-acles and IIrb," kn soul,"' will perform ti :he Gol, with Shows at 8 and 10. Tic per Irson, are available at tiont de-sk. Naval ROTC 3 Chari T h r' V 1- niversity midshimien; mvaets ar... facing ditsciphnMry Pr-.. bat ionl, avrvoringv to I )eanl of NIn I.. F:ugene C )oIer. AWARE De For Picketir Pres idnt ichard .\. Nixon arrives in Columbia Saturday and a group of I'SC students phan to picket him at the airport. . \W A t is en g from 7 unt'I 11 tonight to discus" what it will do and to make po-ters. Iill M.\cCabie saidl the ietaing would lie in the Iu sell t iouse As sembly Room andI that a band would play. AWARE,- will provide transpor tat ion to the arp .1 ort Sat u r iay mo(rnring for t hose' wishinug to g ree't Nixon. .\eCabie said therev arev severa reasons for pricket ing Nixon. "r hat he got so few votes. (in ly QUESTION: Are there any p] and if so, when will it be ANSWER: According to Vice fairs IIlarold Brunton, a i among the top priorities f years. At present funds ara can be appropriated there QUESTION: Why doesn't Capi dlelivery a day when liu ti ANSWER: Postmaster dJ e nuzmber of mail deliveries mintist rat ive dec'(ision. lie the otutly intg off ices such (liftf llouse, plus the sm afte'rnoon, has made more iIe addeltd that the admiin! lumbia residents get only hie Sufficient for resi(ients study aluati onight Iwn as the -sweethearts of len Spur Night Club tonight, kets, at SI plus an I) card the Russell louse informa Cadets !ed For Copi- said the thr-e N a v I I ROTC cadets fac l:niverstv dis -iplinary\ ac-tion,. probably poa i tion fl m heo n I b li use. clares Plans ig President ::0 nullion ou'. of 200 million. Thrre w.as so mu11(ch dis-.senl iol abut him al'o. "The main reason is tha Ni.xin has d (oIe nothing about Vietnam. "1c also has ma<h- Ino) efflort t-I heIIp tho situation in C tharle to," .e(abe said. M.\Oabd:ded that the su'n would go to the airport about 10 :.il. anl await Nixon's arrival. lie continued, "Nvi i said that college pr1'4 idenlts5 sho..lId have enough backblon' to; c111,11 the revi4 oluiaryV Onl (amUpus, but he hasnu' hail enough hackbhone to doi some-auing to alleviate the condi ions that make r'evolu tionarlies andi until he dioes reivol it ionaries will < x'st.." ans for a new~ nursing school, const ructedl? 3 President for Huisiness A f iewv nuirsintg school hIas been or the Uniiversityv fo r several a lack ing, but as soon)f as fund s will be a nlew school. stone get more than one mail 11 Ilouse gets three? ~awrenice ?:plainled t hat the per' poust office was an ad maid t he co st of' dleli vering ti as (arstone, the Roost and aller v'olumne of mail in the t hant oneIi dlive\ry imphlract ical. st rat iton feels t hat since ('ti nie delivery a day, this should of 4ntt lin rI derns. U01C Judic] lonT Rosen Wit) On Afro-A By FREM MONK News iLditor Student Senate, in it- final se Siol of the year Wedne;lay, de vided to Study the student jadicial system and a Senator wi hdrew a re,olution backing a 1:2,point Afro A meiivan program. The judicial st Ady measure sets up :! temporary commi Ae to I study the present system and to suggest any nee('ed reforms. The current student body con stitution calls for three judicial organs: men's judicial council and a WOMenll's judicial council, to con .;idvr cases referred them by the dean (if students; --a joint ju1dicial council (com. posed of the men's and wonen' co n ils to interpret the consti'u tion and acts oi Sena e and to handle impeachme:it trials. Drugs Contrary to campus rumor, he said, th three have not boen dis ImIssed fr,m the ROTC program. Ho4bwever, he lded, amlphetamine us'. Ilay place the cadets' security clearaice in doubt. Cooper said he did not k n o w whetner the agents from the Naval Intell"g.-nce Office, who investi gated the case along with ROTC officers, are still on campus. University r U I e s prohibit the "possession of stimulant, depres. sant, narcotic, <r hallucinogenic drugs I r other agents having po teitial for abuse, except on a lphy . eian'" I a dentist's prescription." Amphi'tamines, cornmonly called "el pills,' are stimulants, accord. ing to D>r. 16 bert Beanier of the School of Pharmacy. "They are not addicting in the physiological sensa' like mroirphine. Thley' can be pisychologicanlly habit forming,'' he addedl. Former Head Of CIA Tro Speak A. former executive director of the Cent ral Intelligence Agency will discuss insurgency and count irinsuircen cy here Tuesday night. L v in a n I. Kirkpa:trick, w h o hoadled the CIA from 1 9t2'*65, will speak at 8 p.m., Tuesdlay, in the aiss,'mbhly room of the Business Adininist rat ion Builing. His topic u ibe, "In suirgency and Counter nlsurgency m i A frica and SuthI \ner ca anid Its 1-:ffect on Amer '-an h"-'ign Policy.'' Thei .z-hi'l is bieinig spotnsoredl by~ the In terniiatoiinalI Relat ions C' lb and is opeitn to the publlic. N irkratrik is now piroifessor of p 1 rwalI si'wnfee at Brown U'n i. hIe attended Princeton, worked f*r the' U. S. N ews P'ubli sh ing Corp. lprm r to W orldl WVar I I andi~ be'cameii editoir oif "Wotrldl Report' a n r th wi a r. HIe then joined the In I% hd e w'as chos5en by the Nationral S'ervie' l eague as oine oif the 10i *iutstaniding (career officers iis thbe fil.iaI~n ' r n fnt al SyQ o Be idraws Men merican Pr The r4esolu'ion began I. I b'll .t set Up a Separate trial tudeflent court, but D avid Eckstrom, stu dent loly% vice president who in roduced the hill, changedl it t( establish the st-idy conm ittv(-. The resolution endorsing the A fro-A merican p r o o s a I s was withdrawn after 15 minutes of debate on specific aspects and im plications of the program. laran Rosen, author of the resolution, withdrew the measure so the Senate would not take a "rush" vote on the hill in the final Eckstrom said the resolution wa withdrawn so i! could be fully considered by the newly electe-d Senate. "The senators knew that w%hat ever wasn't considered toda. woild not again be considered by :his year's Senate," Eck.troni said. Speaking on the resolition. Rosen said, "This resolution en dorses a program which provides fmr sound education ft,r evervon, both blacks and whi es, s' that we can all live t,gether." l' rtions of the 1:'p4int protgram; :ire: inclusion of 'ooks hy lack authors on required reading list for freshman cour ; elevati,n of hlack persons emphlyedi i int Vices other than ianitorial t "white ct4llar" and s 11wervist\ positions, if ()ualified; eliminuatin ,if reference to race on fficial University records: an ncrevae mn the n-imber of black teaching as si- tant.s, folw.profess;ors- and ailinistrators; and an increase M the prtpporti,n of Afrtt-Anierioan 't-idents. Rosen cautioned the senators * New Sena Sessions i) Wednesday marks the heg*nn!ng ,if the nt-w\ year ft r the Studcnt Senate. Thtrtv-nine newlv elected sen attrs will hold their first sessmiwn and new legislatiton may ie finto .1ucedi andI acted upttn. No legislationtf frtom this yearl Senate is otn the cal 'nda r f the new Senate, but new resol~uttn s ani bt ls may hte cons dered antd Snators may r e e a. I ! leg >lat .'n whih has bee5lon tab,ledt byv ;-::st cemnrnttees. Officer RolandI of the ci plained to the student in the car was being to)wedl in for paring tiikts.. Af.... ag.e tern; Held sure ogram against not taking positive action on the measure. "You are overlooking the prob lem1 which is staring you in the *ave," he -aid. "Tht- blacks are the (o s th:it art- being di,crimii nIated again-.t no't of all." Rosen wi hd rew the re.o lut ion afte r sevvral senat, ,rs said the Senate could not adequat4ely ( di - v'us. the measure with the few representat ives ( 18) present. lie said he would withdraw the resolution in hopes that the neaure would he introduced and considered by the new Senate which convenes next week. The Senate, which f(,r the third week in a rc w had to adj-ur-n becaus.e of lack )f a quorum. alk, pas ed a reclition urging thfe U_n iv%#,r it tI prid myr facili tii- and linger hour- for basket hall court. arnund campus. USC Lands Kevin Joyce 1[,-% 1;1i! C ar(PI.l Ve !t 1*%,%; I v ' sein rearra i n jigi ,, two year:." says ccach 1o I V "lII'> ai go n frie:ti of Il ( ar\e' *.n ir frc.lhma:n~ team, and tu en < . Jack illra . ply I f ! Jco:w h et r at 4 t JnIohn : I .m" Jo.e. the lyl una.iniou pi" fo 'a ad \laga:1zm ' A \1-.\mk r tan team,\ veraged 1 olints tn, 18t re'l'cunriS pcert gamei( it .\rcch bei.hi Nlall-y iviih Sc'ho-l in N,v Ycork. :a d a t *SC. A* te Begins ext WXeek Cr.Ai;.dcnt 0 i . >tu.h-nt h,-1 y. Nit e t-r ig t1 e ( a c is i. t th Sen. n:I 1.. S:cude'nt IMi l S'eerc' : The n -ei n u.lstart at 5c . 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