Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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amecocks stun smitten Where have all the Ti..gers goGone,to goe. LX-Ngraveyards everyone _______(see page 4) *o.L . N::o:::.::::::::::::3: University of South Carolina, Columbia, s.C. 29208 - -- H Panty: feminir B.11.l\ WANNANMAKFIt Managing Editor 'mrning the tables on Carolina men. about 7) women staged a "lock raid" Sunday night. About 500 men had made the rounds of campus yelling for panties and victory over Clemson Thursdlay' night Dur1-ing that raid a large number of the stidents confronted city police at Coliumbia Hail in what ". coild have been a very bad situation." according to Dean of Men I- Eugene Cooper. One was arrested for disorderly conduct and another was charged by the dean with standing on the Moof of a women's dorm and seeking admittance One student Thursday injured his foot and was helped to the (aImpuis infirmary The women Sunday first went to the llorseshoe where they were iirued back by campus police. lThey i thani wenit to the Men's Towers wher'e Ihey velled. 'We Onme nimle yelled dlown. "'Will kl1 s d10' he' thriew themiu Wheni'i imles poured Iromn the domi t he womien retrieatIed to ani area. near Sims where thev regrI~oupeitd and1( abouit :0)-strong inmchied on t he Mi Brv~de Quadraniigle TI'herie t he opposing groups f ormeds lines anrd t he women Seemedi'( to lie bloc'ked(. then to be triappe'd Tlhe women began to y'ell. I'mush t hem back, push them back. way back" Asked why shie was in the "jock ridm ''none woman said1. 'To p)rove Tlhe meu(n t hr'ee nightIs beforem had v'l ledi for pa.ntlies anid vic't ory' over ('lemison 'Thiey tot bot h. anrd a numberi or bras too Iwo got even i'mr -theym we're striuck bv a water filled trash can liner' driopped froii (Capstone They w.ere' not in juired t houigh their enthuasiasnm was dampened Much of the group confronted city' police and a large number of coeds outside Columbia Hall after three fire alarms were set off atlmost simmult aneously in the womlen 's dormi ('oope'r said the attempt of the males to get in the front of the building while the women were behind it "could have been a v'erv ungry panty hunte raids g te parti4 lie said that the city police were able to restrain the crowd and they were persuaded to leave after being threatened with the usage of fire hoses. Cooper called the panty raid "the largest in three years." le said that it was the ninth this fall. Cooper also charged that a minority of the crowd--a few destructive elements--was intent on destruction and destroying property. tie said that he recognized a number as non University students. Cooper said that damage was limited to a few fires set in trash cans an(d some broken windows. lie said that he does not oppose a group "running around campus. That's all in pretty good fun." Thirty one women wrote to The Gamecock calling for a change in University procedures governing their conduct inside the dorms during panty raids outside. They' p)rotested having to wait in Commiti USC for K ITTY' MlcCazskill ther National C'omimittee for Ac (credi tat ion of Teacher l'diuicat ion a rrived ve'sterd'(ay and( will be at I 'SC t brouigh Wednesda v ga t henrig information that will help decide whether N('ATE will accredit "'This (comnui)ttei' will riot make a dlecision biut is gat henrig dat a to vrfv our report to N( ATIE".lh ( )t ts dean of the School of Elrh('at ion said "Tlhey will bie talkmirg to the faicultyv. ad iillist rationl arid a girotip of \ni ?\ trs gather... H J enerate patior the halls of the women's dorm during the raids--regardless of whether they were studying or asleep They also asked to "remain in our rooms at the windows and participate in a time honored traditio ." Dean of Wormen Elizabeth NI. Clotworthy said that the riles were made by the Associated Women Students (AWS) and if the women want to change the rules "they can complain to the AWS." (lotworthy said that the rules were designed to "try to keep the girls from velling out windows." She said that the rules were re(lested by those "trying to keep things down outside." She said that the rules were enforced by the AWS counselors. "Whenever there is a panty raid. we call the dorm president," she :ee looks accredit 'Wit hini six weeks their report will be sent back to us to check for accuracy~lC Then it will be sent to an eValuat ion ('olmmit tee ini Washingtoni I will he called to (defend and explain this report in .liiivrV o'FebriliarV .'' l;i Thle 'eVili.iit|Oll ((o1limitt4'( will give at recoinleldat ion to0 N( 'ATE and their decision will be sent to I 4rei(leillt .Jolle's probihIV inri a;rch accordmin to l)eatn ( tis I )r \l iurc iii'I Ahrens . head of thil' dliniioii of cutrriculutm anrd iiisitilitoll) alt tile t'iulvelsity of loridait. (h iaiiliui oif thile com nuitte'e VIsitingd I'S(' tis week An 0rinin toi l) in O tts. N'ATE1 l alendar. 7 1' e siti i min iii spnom r 'ssns 1 pi m Russel H.me il1.1 1.1it \.b 1, aklal e m4feh e le.un a pm Cohs u I>0 oIi i n l' I ii I mi Palmcitoif HRom 4< 1. ~ l{a iIh liri-ell ..to bag prize over ation lii '~t t~lt d C(Iiil iii it tee to I 'SC in I %2 and ~a ~e an a pprova I for th i'~~e ~Ta i's on a iwo~ i siona I They (dlflC again in 1965 and made full acereditat loll Itl('~ itoti I ~i(4!t(I it I 114' School i'ftects ublil t4'actll'i ('(Ili('dtHIi. Ilean I )tt'~ '..uid t)e.in flft~. ~aid that the etc'1i14'ritar\ secondary and Illa~t4'i' l)l4)12iailis have .ilreadv S('4'kifli.~ re,i(tre(lIt.gt 14)11 "Our (141(14 'ra I J)l4)g r.i ills .1 i'4' ((liii ng lip for Itic' I irst tiuiu'. 114' said 54)1114' Elf lUll prograills di'(' SO iie~~ that we are not asking for I tWill 14) he acereci it ed. he a(lde(I t'Iii'sc I Ii(liide SJ)('e('h pa I hologv the ad~a iice ('('rt ifieate in ~ocat ilIlial 4 hahihtat ion and the doe I uira I program in research Whit h hasil t had a graduate yet Aecordi ilg to ()t ts. accreditation hv \('ATE iiitkes hoth tran sfeirnlI.~ credits and certificate crecti I ~4 t 14)11 ill iit'Ii easier I TS(' is the onI~ South Carolina school at'(r('(Iited hy NCATE OtIs said that others are applying now.. Coali to se( By FREII) MONK Asst. Mlanaging Editor StUdenI Government has formed a coalition with Residence 1il Governments in order to bring about effective changes in dor mitorv and campus regulations. The Residence Tiall Commission. formed at the request of Student Body President Barry Knobel. met for the first lime Sunday night ALIGN POWFII Charles Dallara. first secretary of SGA. told the presidents of in 'heatedr tion f ref( men's and women's residence halls. that through this com mission Student Government hoped to align with residence governments and Associated Women Students to bring about needed reforms in Universitv regulations Dallara also told the group that 1 establishing a student oi btidsman system through the residence government. student would have a real opportunity to voice their complaints. Dallara noted that the Om budsman system was formulated last year. )it that this year no real organized system was being used. APPEA.LS TO tie appealed to the presidents for unified support in order to get needed reforms in University regulations approved "I have talked with several University offficials including President .Jones and they agree that changes could be made Dallara said oFFUTUAlS R ECEPTIVE "They were receptive to the suggestion that reforms be made." he added "But they pointed out that administrators have little Basketball slated ton The varsity basketball tea toughest contest of the year, season starts. The varsity plays the freshr Coliseum in a preview of the cor The nationally ranked Game have a tough fight to get by the Led by seven foot Danny take on the varsity at the Col Block C charities, including, tl for Columbia area orphans. Admission to the 8 p.m. even1 for adults. With the entire seasc be the only opportunity for the Gamecocks in action. Being ranked number one in t been working for. It's qreat," C "tribute and honor, to the boys, the University." d i la hB b<l MOmelti JT I VW WVVILPU V ?619, 1 7 %P7 )rmed >rms time to put forth the initiative in these areas." Dallara told the group that it would b' up to them to see that reforms he made 1He noted that the commission could be a powerful voice in reforming some of the antiquated and unrealistic regulations which are in existence REGULATIONS ''The bad thing about the regulations now." he said."is that sometines they are enforced and sometimes they are not." "In other words if the Univiersit y wanted to hang somebod% for some regulation which is not usually enforced. they could" He noted that some of the reforms which should be discussed to dormitories and other regulations concerning residence halls. The next meeting of the com mission is scheduled for Dec 7 Dallera said that he hoped the nommission would be able to make some recommendations after that meet i ng preview ght m may encounter their even before the regular lan tonight in the Carolina ning basketball year. cock basketball team may reshmen. rraylor the freshmen will seum as a benefit for the ie annual Christmas party will $1 for students and $2 >n sold out, this game may general public to see the he nation is "what we have :ach Frank McGuire said, to the coaching staff and to rsra eli nilitary 'xplained Staff ,1riter Isiacti 11Ittary tronogiu maui sc*:1phnre is ha rshu and rigorous. a areant in the Israeli aranu told airidhIna st udentis Thuarsday. 'verthe(le'ss --h mi' uoraleI iS veid Ph ' Sri \loshe Vienitahi told menm TI" of the liillel Fouundation that ni Israel the soldier is looked Win as a hero 'A girl would not date a box w ho d1 not ('uld( niot or w ould( not uish his army duity ' he adlded 'here is not any mdiviadualI iamuosit V to Arah people.' 'init ah said. "jus't their govern (ents ' "That is whyi on an Israeli 'talIiat ion mnission everyt hing lh as military bases are at eked, buat not the people" Rienitah described some of the rrors of the Six Day War in June r)7 lie noted that there is an un 'lievable motivation in each Idier to do his best for his iomeland."