The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 23, 1970, Page Page 3, Image 3
At the movies*~
'Molly Maguires'
enum m with Jerry Calabrese
Sean Connery is back, only this time he's traded his
Astin Martin for a miners helmet. Connery does more
quality acting during the credits of "The Molly Maguires,"
than he displayed in the entire 007 series.
Richard Harris, who is as versatile as Connery seemed
in the past to be stereotyped, does a good lob as a company
detective who infiltrates a militant group of Pennsylvania
coal miners in the 1870's.
The miners' struggle, petition the owners, lose and
resort to violence. Harris is the perfect Judas, passing
every test the cautious miners confront him with. He eats
with them, works with them, kills with them, falls in love
with one of their women, and then he betrays them.
The film is a work of fine balance, the technical aspects
of " The Molly Maguires" are like the acting, solid, with an
occasional inspired flurry.
It is a story which deals with an old subject that is as new
as tomorrow, man's struggle for equality. The film con
demns the "system." The system which beats the poor
under, and when they attempt to fight back, bribes one of
their very own to destroy the movement he agrees with.
Harris is the man who chooses to escape the pits by
\ betraying the people he has come to love. Coldly, im
irsonally he sets them up for the kill. One actually
pro'ieves he means no harm, he is as much victimized as
Lag his victims.
st.the "Molly Maguires'' has much to say about the way to
,m.chieve social reform, and the willingness of the establish
ment to change. Most of all, this picture leaves you with
the impression that as Harris says, "Decency is something
you buy; It's a commodity that is bought and sold, like a
ton of coal." You wonder what the going price is today.
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given by Dr. J. Frances Allen, left, assistant
director of Walter Quality Research,
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ministration. Others participating in the
dedication were (second-from left to right)
Miss Ella Severin and Leonard T. Scully,
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on firearm
A "reminder" from Dean of
Men L. Eugene Cooper has been
posted throughout dormitories on
University and state regulations
concerning the possession of
firearms by students.
Cooper said that although no
noticeable increase of firearms in
the dormitories have been
reported, students need to be
reminded that it is agairpt
University regulations to have
firearms in the dormitories.
He also noted that the state
legislature passed a bill last year I
after the Voorhees College
demonstrations would fine A I
student "not more than $5,000 or t
imprisonment not more than five
years or both" if found guilty of
possessing firearms in residence V
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Foundation 1
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The Wesley Foundation will
maintain a center for greater d
understanding of university g
purpose next year, according to S
the Rev. George S. Duffie Jr., s
associate director. a
"We have a multiversity, not a d
university," he said, and "because p
of this fragmentation, students ai
find it hard to relate to school as a rr
unit." Students often think of the
university as a trade school where P
they come to learn only their oc- t
cupation," he said.
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dilemma we face" will be part of w
the meeting. W
CATIiOLIC pr
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Association will meet tomorrow at sti
7:30 p.m. at St. Thomas Moore at ur
1610 Green Street. re
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(left) sup- Darrell Cooper ei
and Helena Enchanted Dress,
apported by presented by the 4
Ins mass OC
society. Dr. Kirk, no doubt, would hig
regard this as a high compliment. Ha
He had noted during a lecture, "To the
adjust to the age of the mass state, per
of the concentration camp, the latt
secret police and injustice his
triumphant, would be sin and del
shame indeed."
It is only from our nonrelevant v'oi
persons that our practical society ceri
receives her poets, artists, wr<
raovelists, satirists and humorists. cha
who, because of their perspective the
af education and restless search tabi
for insights, continue to try to T
educate us. the
The Gamecock column bett
rpeatedly expresses the opinion our
that Dr. Kirk "belongs to the past" thei
together with his friend the present the
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agam., for a conservative. this is exis
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Cooper said that only two
students have received
disciplinary action as resiut of this
violation.
According to Cooper both
students received study hal as
punishment for the violations.
According to Cooper one of those
reprimanded received a longer
study hall because officials also
found that he had possessmon of a
boa constrictor.
'te notice states: "It has come
o our attention that some in
lividuals residing in the residence
ials of USC possess and home
hem in their rooms.
"Where found, those individuals
i1 subject themselves to severe
isciplinary action."
to stress
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This center the Wesley Foun
ation is planning will employ
raduate students from various
ections on campus to work with
tudents and the faculty in a
)unseling capacity. They hope to
etermine needs anc solve
roblems that exist in certain
reas of university life and for
iulate new helpful programs.
Duffie said that the main pur
ose was to "bring the university
)gether so that students can see
ther segments of Carolina that
iay be related to them."
The graduate students that are
!Iected to help will be asked to
ve ten hours a week of intentional
me. Half of this time will be spent
ith students and the other half
ith committees, discussing the
oblems.
Most important, Rev. Mr. Duffie
iphasized that these graduate
idents "share the sense of
gency for the need of a center of
erence for the university."
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lucation
h praise. For Dr. Kirk. von
psburg <an eminent member of
European academy) and
haps their mutual friend the
T. S. Eliot. to share a "page of
tory" would be a supreme
ight.
Ls Froude said. "History is a
eme forever sounding across the
turies the laws of right and
rng. Opinions alter, manners
nge. creeds rise and fall, but
moral law is written on the
lets of eternity."
he present state of our affairs is
consequence of the past. What
er' way can we hope to solve
problems than to inquire into
r sources'! Not to make use of
knowledge of the past is to
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