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By HARRY HOPE
Staff Writer
"ROTC is a highly desirable
method of officer procurement for
the United States of America."
So states the "Report of the
Special Committee on ROTC to the
Secretary of Defense." This report
is the work of several educators
and professional soldiers on the
present condition of the Reserve
Officers' Training Corps. It also
contains suggestions for the im
provement of the system.
-Wong recommendations are
uggestion that "each host
institution assume a great deal
more responsibility for ROTC
instruction." that more local
facilities be used for ROTC in
struction and that the federal
anvernment pay for the in
,titutional costs of ROTC.
"This is a period of un
precedented faculty and student
opposition to ROTC on many
campuses." the report states. The
committee cites "highly per
sonalized and emotional" op
position to ROTC which "stemE
largel from disapproval of thE
war in Vietnam."
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a nation wide drop of 14 percent.
Part of the reason is that many
,whools have stopped forcing
students to take the military
training; part of the reason is the
growing opposition to the Vietnam
war, the draft and the nation's
militarism.
To comnteract the drop, there has
beei an increase in the number of
,whoolk offerinv ROTC. and some
r4ikions in the curriculum have
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those instructions were fulfilled
"Corlev's contention of crossover
voting is not valid," he said, "since
there is always a chance of
crossover voting due to the
procedure."
He said if the name of a person is
not on the list for that polling area,
all he has to do is sign his name if
he says he lives in that area.
MacMillan also said that as far
as the closing of the polling place
at Preston the is "no basis for
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that a major reason for the lessen
ing of ROTC strength is President
Nixon's promise to revamp the
draft Apparently more students
are taking the chance that a more
eIitable system will be devised.
Col Richard S. Johnson. Naval
ROTC commandant and Col. Joe
Swanwer. Air Force ROTC com
miandant. said that recent
enrollment in ROTC at USC has
not been on a downward trend, as
has national enrollment.
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rotested
enough poll captains to man the
places."
He added that those in Preston
were allowed to vote in other
polling areas.
The Joint Judicial Council will
meet again Monday night at 8 to
hear the protests of Corley and
Miss Bolen.
Jenkinson said that if a decision
is not reached by the council
Monday night the temporary in
junction would be extended
preventing the Senate approval of
elected members.
The previous two meetings of the
council with the protestors yielded
no results, since their cases were
not presented due to lack of a
quorum among the council
members.
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Miss Donna Vildibill of Columbia Hall gives a hearty
welcome at last night's Halloween party the Carolina
Children's Home.
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UsI. Managing Editor
Meal cards of Bates House
re"sidents are now being honored on
a trial basis in all campus
cafeterias, except the Gamecock
Iloom snack bar.
The decision was announced last
week affer Slater officials met with
the Bates House food committee.
Rates House residents will now be
allotted H5 cents for breakfast. 1.25
lor hinch and $1.50 for dinner.
It was also announced that
se-onds on all entries will be
served in the Bates House
--afeteria. excluding steak, which
is served once a week.
Guests of the Bates House
rosidents are also entitled to these
seonds. provided that they pay for
the meals in cash or with coupon
books
Rates House residents pay $420
for room and board each semester.
called the "American Plan "
('ontinuous snack hours at the
'The Sarge'
will wait
until dark
wlhivn Irv\ L.evinson hears
Wach mit for that ear"' or
'"o' e throiunh the parking
.f ' i usually means that one of
h. tiends has spotted him
Th11e. e admonitions. among
thrl have heoeoniv familiar
*'uI'e 'tinems to L.vinsol ince the
'ovie "Wait i'ntil Dark" came to
('oh1nh1lia last year
in he movie. actor Jack Weston
tilavs tlie role of Sert!eant Garlino.
:1d hv I.evinson's own admission.
he looks like Weston's double;
except that Weston is balding.
"Wait Until Dark," coming to
Itu lI House \londav. was one of
the ton toi movies of 19i1 It is a
s wmot t1 an innocent cotple who
in.ldverdentlv becomne involved
with : a narcotics ring
Stars of the movie, besides
Weston, include Alan Arkin,
Richard Crenna (Luke McCoy),
Efrem Zimbalist Jr., and Audrey
Hepburn, who won a nomination of
the best actress award for her
performance as a blind lady.
Weston. in the movie, is run over
as he was strolling through the
parking lot, thus the "ad
monitions" for Levinson, who is
now called "the Sarge" by a
number of his friends.
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cafeterias
new men's dorm are also set up for
those who miss a meal.
Slater officials reminded Bates
House residents that box lunches
will be prepared in lieu of a meal
prior to a holiday. or if a student
plans to go on an outing. In such
cases. students should notify the
dining hall manager in advance.
After one month Slater officials
said. a determination will be made
with the food committee whether
or not to continue these features.
"This is being tried in an attempt
to provide vou with more con
veniences in the use of your
'American Plan'." Slater's an
nouncement of changes said.
Pamphlets,
slide show
depict USC
MY WOODY H1INKLF
Staff Writer
The University Bureau of In
formation has made many changes
in order to make Carolina better
known throughout the state and
rouinfrv
Zane Knauss, director of the
bureau told of a new pamphlet and
a new slide show to meet this end.
As far as campu: tours are
voncerned. there is now a new
outline for guides to use when
conducting tours. The bureau of
information has also made up a
new standardized "throw-away"
for visitors "This is designed to
replace the various broucheurs
about the different points of in
terest at Carolina and consolidate
them into one." Knauss said. This
pamphlet will be more of a "fact
sheet" than anything else, in
eliding a brief history of the
University as well as information
about points of interest, he em
phasized
"Last year 10.0XX people visited
the campus." Knauss said. He
added that these groups are varied
as to what theY want to see in
particular and it is hoped that this
one pamphlet will cover enough
different aspects of Carolina that it
will -erve as a standardized in
formation sheet for all depart
ments
Also a new slide show is in the
process of being completed that
will necompany Carolina speakers
on t ours "This will serve as more
of a fickler than an information
shmow to establish a mood." This
new slide show has 99 slides. It
features cartoons and special optic
effnets he said
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