The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 03, 1970, Page Page 2, Image 2

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t Well ko Krochmalny retIres t fth S. C Collegiate Press Ass lobhe hAs done in carrying on of a tradition of leadership bj state-wide organizations. The University has much organizations and we feel it s as possible without seeking same kind of leadership and Barry Knobel in the Student B Right on. 'Firing Line' Show By MIKE BALL Guest Columnist Barely rational conservatism exposed itself again at the Coliseum last night. William F. Buckley, Jr., editor of National Review and moderator of "Firing Line," delved deep into rationalization and psuedo sophisticated wit in place of reason. He was quite amusing, but much more than he realized. Mr. 'B. state he would. not be alarmed if Chicago police had murdered Black Panthers out of malice. He continued to say that he would have been shaken "if these A few fro William F. Buckley, Jr. said it yestetday aid he said it as only he does. Among the noted con servative's remarks were: "There is more verbal energy on the left . . . conservatives are a minority. They are a minority among conscious ideologues." Are American businessmen scared to advertise in a journal of opinion like Buckley's National Review? Are they scared that they might offend someone in govern ment? "As you know, American businessmen are not known for their valor...They scare very, very easily. The chance of Mr. iCisenhower interrupting his golf i while President) to take notice of us is very, very remote." "A sense of perspective requires people to recognize how very ridiculous they are." "Mr. Mitchel's 'Mis-Justice D)eoartment.'" VeL. LX. No. es Feunded Jam. 30. am0 with Rohert EUSe Ge. published irlweekly during the fall and sprung periods and University honidays. Although THE and published hy the University. the opinions exp ot the adminisuration, the faculty er the student deliverable copies. subseriptiop requeuta and ott Columbia. s.c. 23203. subscription a are se GAMECOCK are in Rooms 306 and 310.of the Rubi are 777-4173 (mews and sports). 777-4Ng (editori GAMEcocK is represented nationally by Nath puhientlon Is a member of the Aselnted c ..aeclation. teeend clasa pontage paid at (elu Edier-in-ehief Jim Wannmaker Beslaeso manager Joe Riley Managing editor Fred Monk Advertising manager Woody IHinkle Anal. manag editors susa Ross Alyee Yomans Assettate editors MIke Krochmainy CarI .tepp sports editor Jim Hlaney 1 The World's Most Hc Whaneri ofil Academy Awi CHAl HES as '., K-Wsms Pay" . in e Cew" Obar.o done Nis weekend as president of oclation. We're proud of the what has become something r Carolina student leaders in to offer in support of these hould be used, as frequently to dominate the state. The I support is being'given by ody Presidents' Association. taping barely r arrest were part of a conspiracy, filtering down from Nixon through Mitchell and the FBI to systematically wipe out a group of people." Only the members of YAF and the John Birch Society overlooked the implications. This standard of conservatism somehow found no fault in the "no knock" law and overstepped the irrelevance of ROTC on campus. He reasoned that the knock law would only be used to catch heroin pusher, and that ROTC is as reasonable as football. These four hours of collected inanities will be on "Firing Line" within the month. If anyone wants mn Buckley People are being poisoned and their lives destroyed by the relatively free circulation of narcotics." "It wouldn't shake my day if they (policemen) deliverately shot F~red Hampton (late Illinois Biack Panther leader). It would shake my day if they did it on or ders...political assassination." "The reason there is so much (opposition) against Israel on the New Left and the old Left is that it is not part of the third world...a Western salient." "Sort of a Berlitz ROTC?" "After all, I don't object to that ( refusing professorial titles to ROTC instruct~ors). Thzy do'n' t call you general. Why should you call them professor'?" "I defend an awful lot of thing! without having interna knowledge." Monday. March -17 ni aalea as the first edit.or. THE GAMECOCK ia semesters with the exception of examiation DAMECoCK is msanaged by and for the stadeata resaed herein de net necessarily refleet the views body as a whole. Change of address farms. un er aia items shauMd be sent to Drawer A. USC. per year or h3 per semester. offices of THE leil Hems. on the University campus. Telephones ,and 77-423 advertising and bealaeas). ThE nal Educational. AdvertIinlg Service. Inc. The aileglate Press and the S.C. Collegiate Press mbla. M.C. .Night editors Pat Xteee NeoUt IJerks Ty Keleyv (heryi Manning Kitty McC.askill Elizabeth Phailipe Asat. sports editor Teddy Hefiner nored Motion Picture! idstInetuding "Best Picture"! RLTON TON PLA AMT .-Ser sir. Iptnhr - LfUPosUyir. Wamannaker, diplomacy. Is extremely im. portant in dealing with one's variousw weates. When one is attempting to etablish policy it is one of the Important concepts to have in mind. For your interest tand enjoyment), Webster defines "diplomacy," thusly: "dexterity or artfulness in securing ad vantages without arousing hostility; address or tact in con duct of affairs. Keep this paragraph in mind as you read on. In your editorial of March 25, 1970, you were absolutely correct in stating that I was visibly upset by the fact that I was not invited to attend the board of Trustees' Athletic Committee meeting and was not given an agenda...I was truly upset by that fact. However, you were grossly incorrect in saying that I had spoken with President Jones about the matter and that I had been told not to attempt to find an agenda. I had never spoken with Dr. Jones about it at all and I had never told you that I had. At the Board of Trustees meeting that Wednesday afternoon I spoke with one of the members of the board whom I admire very much and asked him to please explain ational to reinforce his stupidity or see what the world is up against, tune in. The only worthwhile correlation the moderator made during the ' entire evening were the qualities he ascribed to conservatives. The jolly fop said in the same paragraph that conservatives have "a sense of perspective" and "a sense of humor." After hearing him speak, I see no difference between the two. Letter Library ho Dear Mr. Wannamaker: After reading The Gamecock's plea for longer hours in certain campus facilities, notably the Russell House, the Gamecock Room and the libraries, I feel you have some' justification in com i1 plaining. Lounging --facilities should be made available to the student at all hours, as well as snack bar operations. I also agree that Carolina needs to offer ex panded study facilities which would be made available to the student whenever he needs to study. But your attack on campus libraries showed ignorance and a lack of research. Had you bothered to talk to library officials about the problem, perhaps your story might have had a firmer basis and more believability. After talking with several of the top officials (who, by the way, are very willing to meet the inquiring student on his own level and offer their cooperation), I have found that your suggestions are somewhat ludicrous. "For some strange reason," you say, the libraries close on Saturday nights, Sunday mornings and early Sunday afternoon. According to Kenneth Walter, assistant director for technical developments, when one considers lighting alone, the cost of keeping the operations open during these periods would be prohibitive unless used by a very CB Open 11la.m Sunday thru 11 a.m. to 2 Friday and 2774 ROSEWOOD DRIVE respt the student member's statuses thea board. -He proceeded tW Wnferm nw that the student It. a noo-ti member who meets only with the full board and does not partcipate in board committee activities. I later discovered that the, agenda .was not finalized until immediately before the full board meeting. Mr. Wannamaker, I trust and value the opinion of this board member and would not doubt the information he gave me. In your editorial on April 1, you specifically wrote that I com plained about the agenda incident after I left the board meeting. Mr. Wannamaker, if you will remember correctly, I spoke with you very briefly on thge stairs of the Administration Building and at that time you did not ask for my personal feelings and I did not air them to you. My term of office is almost at an end. The only roads for some measure of accomplishment open to me now are those which will see that Student Government con tinues to grow in strength and importance. The student member on the Board of Trustees can and will be an extremely important person not only to Student Government but to the entire student body as well. I attended only one meeting of the Board of Trustees and was in that meeting for less than one hour. That is hardly enough time to press for confrontations of any kind. Rather, I saw it my responsibility to at tempt to establish a diplomatic foundation for future student members on the board built on mutual trust and respect. In the year to come I want the Board of Trustees to have con ridence in the judgments of the student member and to feel at complete ease in discussing matters of importance. Also, I ultimately would want to have a voting student member on the board with full board privileges. ars backed large number of students. Perhaps your argument here would be that cost should not be such a major factor if providing a decent place to study and a decent education is their aim. I agree. But in a. University which finds its qtheletiv, dqpa;tmient monesi im portant than its . academic elements, and therefore more deserving of funds, cost con siderations are very real problems to library administrators. As far as your suggestion that the libraries should Mlay open until midnight: In the words of Kenneth Tloombs, director of USC libraries, "Tell him to come over here at a quarter to 12 some night and find out for himself." If you do, I think you'll find out that McKissick is open until then, at least on week days. As you say, the University library facilities are inadequate. This problem has already been raced by its operators, and at least admitted to by University ad ministrators. But despite their inferiorities, library officials are well aware of their reason for existence, of their responsibility to serve the student. Perhaps the "student newspaper" could learn from them, if it stopped to look, instead or blindly criticize. BARRY HIEDDEN BEST PIZZA is IN THE STATE WE CATER TO PARTIES - EAT IN OR CARRY OUT ORDERS DINE BY CANDLELIGHT ,to 1 a.m- ATMOSPHERE Thursday, AND 0-"'- CONGENIALITY Saturday PHONE 254-9155 But, Mr. Wamenisr, this tad tae AMd n wust handle t altlation very diplomacll. I I sorry that you (al to understa You and I, as heads of c organizations, have very little th in which to fulfill our goals. And both have taken different roads attempting to do so. I admit to y that I may not have been a i cessful student body presidi and there have been a great ma times when constructive critich of my administration was just a needed. But, in defense, and at More lettern Don' Dear Mr. Wannamaker: There seems to be some cc fussion when it comes distinguishing among the ti Universal Life Churches Columbia. The first one, I Timothy's UnIversal Life Chur was founded in July, 1969. 1 concern is to spread the idea self-determination; that is believe whatever one thinks right, and to help people I dividually or in groups. To t church I belong. The second one, St. Mar U.L.C. was founded late February 1970, and it is headed I Rev. Martin McGregor. The ma purpose of St. Marks seems to be provide a place for meaningi communication between soldiei students and other radical replacing the U.F.O.. Besides these two churches ti is a third Universal L organization in Columbia. 7 Universal Life Religio Association (ULRA), a camr organization affiliated with Timothy's and the Natior Church. There is a strong bond th unites St. Timothy's and ULR This is the bond that has carrii the two groups through hard ai easy times: the bond that h made it possible for Universal LI to help in such projects i Ridgeville. The distinctions among the organizations are not hard learn. I would appreciate It ve much if people involved in any w WE DELIVER "COLUMBIA'S FINEST PREPAREL DELUCATESSEN SANDWICHfES AND ITALIAN SPECIALTIES" 1204 MAIN ST. - PHN 2S6-71 WE DELIVER necesE e stkdent at Carolina, I wish to make studen a 1 brief comment concerning your stereot Im "administration." the Ga nd I have found that in the past months you have exercised your amin ur "editor's perogative" and pursued a min no what seemed to me to be a "Six- you in we month dash to correct all evils" could in policy. You have sensationalized fective ou and created interest in your newsp ic- newspaper.but all along the way object' ot you have seemed to forgotten one of cred ny important word; a word much like inevita Im my "diplomacy" ...it is called nd "objectivity." And by doing so you a have embittered a great marr con use na with these organizations learn to laughe distinguish between them. consic in- REV. GONZALO R. LEON Depar to Administrative Director Sunda vo 8t. Timothy's U.L.C. couldi in Depar it Corder I CoMey eviction dollar. [ts It V of Dear Mr. Wannamcsker: Housii to The excuse that Mr. Barnes fore-si is offers for closing the dorms is so to cle n- flimsy that the wind would blow about lis through it. He maintains, on the we mi one hand, that "no more than 35" trip hc ks students would be put out of the couldi in dorms, and on the other hand that becau the police would have trouble solid. in questioning thoroughly everyone The to around the dorms if the students corny uI stayed. 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If you'will stop and think for ite and if you really care, ight possibly see that you have nullified the of ness of future editors of our aper by destroying that vity and with it that degree Ibility which the editor must bly put into his paper. bARRY KNOBEL President, Student Body mes d audibly. It certainly was lerpte of the Housing tment to let us spend Easter y on park benchis. It Vt be that the housing tment is booting us out in o mulct us out of a few more i, could it? ras also considerate of the ig Department to have the' ight to give us all of 72 hours sr out. If they had told us their plans even a week ago ght have had time to plan a me or elsewhere. As it is, we i't even get out of town se the airlines were booked whole situation reads like a Victorian melodrama with ; cast as the villainous -d. the Easter Bunny cover the f the Housing Department with obscene graffitti. Name withheld by request nmed instruction" e enjoyable. 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