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Thisia lsfthmeanew sytentsge Nonheless,r than traeywrtno the faosesei own stuents whdoter numbers coeidryionstidiesoperatine for ai fher eormdroia,ft.suetoefrt Defening ol ao the counts ison tho few, n studentsnso sh-ould bae ather sate fowar.Hpfll,inol -Chief photographer Chuck Keefer ks... C Carolina has It's the "stu Russell House coffee and a .c faculty can m( It opened th professors on t Slater provide4 We urge stuc coffee and corn deny the imper personality wh Drop by, pas notch chemist < talk, discuss. Equality, ne area. Go by ai Letters Let pr( Dear Mr. Stepp. For those of us who attended Prof. Maynard Mack's lecture on Nov. 21. on "Anthony and Cleopatra," it hardly seems that Mr. Stephen Everett could have been there. I realize the necessity of sum mary in a review of this type. However, from the impression that this article gives. I think it would have been much better for The Gamecock to have statedl that Prof. Mack presented a most entertaining and enIlighitening lecture, and leave' it at that. As an undergraduate English major, I recognize my short comings in ev'aluating with clarity the worth of Prof. Mack's lecture. However, the article which Mr. Everett has presented as a '"review"' is, without a doubt, an insult to both the lecturer and the intelligence of those present. Some say Jones dos Hy ('A R I STE PP Editor-in-chiefI "Some people say Carolina is growing too fast."' President Thomas E .Jone's was toldl the other day Jone's smfile'd, put his hands behind his neck and stretched lie laughed lie offered to debate the subject with anyone Warming to the topic, he spoke of the retiuisite's for progress: like growth and planning. Anrd manage'ment. Good mna nagem en t Jones laughed a loud and pattedI himself on the back. Then he was off, and for 15 minutes he dlescri bed.- in detail. what growth has meant to Carolina In athletics, a top-rated( basket ball team anrd onlfe'renc'e champion football team A magnificent band. fantastic choruses. English (depart ment in lop six in country. che'mist rv in lop 40. history in lop '10. husiness ad ministration with 11(hance to break top 20 'The best1 (ducatlion in Soulth Carolina regardless of low fees." he said flaving more sItudent s. he ex pla ined, mneans ('ritIeria for studI(ent organizations improves Bands choirs.- and ot her organ izaltions have more to dIra w from. become stronger. Students have more opportuinitie's Growth has brought improved education for more' stude(nts. at ommonne something new, different ar dent-faculty commons room and open daily from 10 to I ommon meeting area where et and talk informally. is week with President Jon iand, along with interested s, I refreshments. lents and faculty to frequent fersation. It is a tremendous c sonalness of the multiversity i ich is here. s through, sit down, relax, if )r a shy freshman. Get to kno utrality, commonness halli id see. >fessors It is true that Prof. Mack mentioned "miniskirted girls and questionable young men of today" in - his introductory remarks, or more correctly, asides, on the play. However, T cano hel questioning.th.depth.of.con )feran scs orsh pa Evrtti true thatg Prof. Mack meigthae cmpaskred girs and quinlet youngmeho today" i "ntony" into"Atoy."mrk, mor cretl sidetees o the play. Po.Mc i setta Howeerot cannghl metoncotnd a litouatd remarkgs afailt alithe the motre. imporant easpicts wof the play whihfendedealt wiivrithy's groft. AndI wou'd thike o rnemtind Mha. Evertstrnew that g Pof. Msix migteave agompaesad thesean no aet e G fmoenig A Tohe" inonhony."rssdhrend '"""d'.iith the thems of the dnb play ProfMc id \y .ssr tha ae .ospu Pont r 7744 ain Tioescot f\iudt uil reedns l --e1had, 1 ealy -wron subecrnpn M'anttik o onemingha AS. I(NEWS peEiTR......ilhe h. I EenI O 'FeRE'e hORTi dE S. CH eE PHOTOGIv RAHisuER ADVER'*~ofTIING 4.MA( 1 . NGE ASSTl' 'e. ADE 9ERT iGe inA CIRCt7JL\ATo AAANAnln *O00g.O . .:....*........ FSS d good. ' located in It provides students and es and other udents. ARA the room, for >pportunity to ind assert the you're a top N each other, ark the new do rev ma.or t heme is "love is war." This point, however, was but one point which was mentioned in the course of Prof. Mack's attempt to tran smit the idea of the play's being intensely paradoxical, at once both still and tumultuous. is use of Eliot's (T.S.) phrase "the st illness and the dance" from the "Four Quartets'' to describe the intensity and motion of the play seemed to me the unifying factor in his lecture and should not be neglected in a review. I wohild also like to correct the statement, "Mack. the executive secretary of the Modern Language Association..." The present secretary of the MLA is Mr John Fischer. who spoke at Carolina Thursday. Nov. 20. Tha t is one way to cover t wo lect tures in one review. After the extended discussion too big ee st ude nt-fau lty re'(lat ions. They''re g('t inrg het ter' too" It was .Jone(s at hiis peak. on his favorite top)i( Th'e ( pe'rsoni who psed'( t he quIestio 1) was imIipre'ssedl "Those pe'ople' w'ho say we're gtrowing toot fast they all have sons at Clemson anyway."' he saidl Elhott G,on,ales as the first editor. iTHE - tuident', of the 1'neve'rsity of s.alh ('arohina duering~ hohidas and exarninations iii necewareh reON't the views of the ad rath as a whole uien UW of the Russell House on the U'niversity huet 777 472ui 'Eutseness and Advertising i and 'uina,tiv- hs National Educational Advertising er 'ot Assiocuuaed (Collegiate Press and the s e *n ramie' aire Si per sear I Stepp BUSINESS MANAGER Jack Padgett ..... .........Jim Wannamaker R5.,......... E d Chen, F red Monk ................Ma rtin Mobley .....ct Derks, Bruce Honick ...Susan Ross, Kitty Mc Cask ill ....................Sherry Shealy .................Alyce Youmans ................... 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