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VQL LXI- NO. 20 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208
News riefs
Drug cours
"Drug Use and Misuse", a new cc
of Pharmacy, will open for generi
starting Friday.
Students wishing to sign up should
House basement Friday and Monda
enrollment is limited to 350.
The course is taught by Larry D.
will feature lectures and discussi
language, on the effects of c
psychological.
Class will be held in Physical Scie
every Tuesday, beginning Nov. 3, fri
hour credit will be given for the coi
According to Milne, all campus
enrollment in the course and their i
needed for registration.
SENATE ORIENT
Orientation of new student senator
27. Thomas Stoudemire, president F
introduced the new senators to the r
briefed them on parliamentary proi
The senate will approve the electik
at their meeting Wed. Oct. 28, at 5
'open to all USC students.
COLLEGE LIFE ME
Walt Russell will be the featured
Life meeting, Wed., Oct. 28, at 9 p.r
Lounge. His topic will be "That Gre
Sky."
NAVY DAY REVI
The Naval ROTC Unit will hold
review Thursday, Oct. 29, at 4:15 p.i
and C.
Lonnie Garrick, president of the C
will review the Midshipmeht . Batt
Jeffrlo$ of the NROTC Unit will be
Star Medal During the ceremonies.
HOUSINGOUR AC
Melvin J. Adams, general managei
Development Corp., will be a featurec
on housing the elderly Wed., Oct. 28 ai
Adams will speak on ' Housing C
r Public and Private Responsibility" c
sponsored by the USC Bureau of Ur
fairs and the South Carolina Interage
Lt. Gov. John C. West will also spi
Response of the State to the Prol
Elderly."
Another featured part of the prol
panel discussion on "Getting the Jol
TODAY'S NOISI
Jam Session - Russell House Room,
Anyone who plays an instrument is ir
listen.
USC ORCHESTRA COP
The University of South Carolina 0
in concert Wed. Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. In Mc
Pieces by Mozart, Haydn, Vivaldi
included on the program. Soloists, C
Goldstein, will perform the Vivaldi v~
Fritz de Jonge of the Department<
the orchestra. There will be no admi
concert.
ART EXHIBITIOI
A collection of 32 art works by
Carolina art faculty members Is on di
in Huntington Gallery.
Media represented in the exhibi
drawirngs and sculptures including
lithographs, oil, watercolor, pen an
acrylic.
The works are for sale and range fro
The exhibition is open to the publi
CONCERT
Dady Mehta, pianist and cousin
Mehta, will present a concert.-N
Auditorium at 8 p.m. Admission is si
According to Venkata S.S., president
Association, Mehta will play select
Chopin, Copland, Bartok and Chudace
Zubin, Mehta's cousin, is conductoi
Philharmonic Orchestra and recenti
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Inveni
Dady is a member of a musical fami
subject of several nation-wide televh
Tickets may be purchased at the do
Indian Students Asa. on- Bo ..
e opens
ourse under the School
91 student enrollment
register in the Russell
y from 1 to 5 p.m. The
Milne of Pharmacy. it
ons, in non-technical
Irugs, physical and
nces Center Room 310
Dm 5:30-7:30 p.m. One
urse.
deans have approved
;Ignatures will not be
ATION
s was held Tues., Oct.
oro tem of the senate,
ules of the senate and
cedure.
>n of all new senators
p.m. The meeting is
ETING "1776", the Tony aw
speaker at the College musical by Sherman E(
n. In the Faculty Club be at the Township
,at IOU System in the Themuil mi
EWJohn Adams who is
EW promote independenc
its annual Navy Day strongest ally is
7. on athletic fields B Franklin and his str
ponents are John Di
umba Navy League, nnsylvania and
111uhb hia N a eaue Rutledge of south car4
aloui. Chief Gene T. A ees congre
ireibnted the Bronze called Into sessitm fo
" E D reason and that is to,
P Adams mad." His on
of the Welfare Island the image of his wife, A
I speaker at a seminar appears from time to i
USC. regions of his mind t(
ur Senior Citizens: A through rough an
uring the conference oments.
lrnthcofrne Franklin tells Adams
ban and Regional .Af- has once again storme
ncy Council on Aging. Congress in a rage, a
Lak. His topic is "The never get anything ac4
)lem of Housing the by himself and that
someone who the Congr
;ramIsanaft nPropose independence
;rmi natron Henry Lee of Virginia
Done." chosen.
He later submits a re
the question of indepen
John Hancock, presid(
102 - Tonight at 7 p.m. Congress, creates a coi
ivited to play or Just
CERTGier
rchestra will perform
Vaster Hail. 3 u
and Sibelius will be
ary Watts and Linda
vorks. TeUiest a
f Music will conduct atre opoi
Ission charge for the assac osuet
University of South Girsi httera
splay through Nov. 6 hrdadta h e
tion are paintings, o e n oe.H
polymer, charcoal, te a eetybe
:i ink, ceramic and ofrsnm tad
m $12 to $700.Th dialste
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of th Indi stuents e"t7o7of, secialy aw
~ff. eusaly suentsandE
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'o h o nee The wordcaisciplin <
lsni ocet lmtrnesth ally fi
diranlin and thesdstr
ly which hs Peennshe anniwomend
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ard winning write a declaration and appoints Cor
Iwards, will Adams, Franklin, Robert ma
Auditorium Livingston of New York, Roger eve
.Sherman of Connecticut and Fra
haracter is Thomas Jefferson of Virginia, like
trying *to much to Jefferson's dismay. the
e. Adams'
Benjamin
ongest op- A review
Edward by
)lina.
Shas been Jeffat complains to Adams bu
only one and Franklin that he can't write the
drive John the Declaration, he wants to go '
'solace is home to his bride, Martha. Various at
bigall, wo members of the committee beg off. fol:
line n the Jefferson is finally badgered into it dri
di lonely A week passes and Adams and uni
afterJohn Franklin go to the rooming house str
ot ohn where Jefferson is staying and Jel
Of
a ot hefwile they find lovesick Jefferson has .
atplhed~',l done no work at all on the aft
hemp needs Declaration. While Adams is
hes likes complaining to Franklin about
.s likesato Jefferson's laxity, a woman comes
ischar and embraces Jefferson. Franklin
is fially is amazed when he learns that the
solution on crafty Adams has sent for Martha
cience and from Virginia.
'nt of the A few days later, Jefferson in
nmittee to troduces the declaration into the
1 be
explains
il system
hired an Grier is a graduate of Furman
e legal University and was a residence
and to hall counselor for three years at
r USC while attending law school.
te of the He has also served as an assistant
the new to President Jones and practiced
Campus law with the Haynesworth firm in
Greenville.
on he was M b
v judicial
d was to
ility of
the deans f
said that raly
':t"he o Saturday
The Student Mobilization
exists on Committee will sponsor a rally
iall courts, Saturday, October 31, par
d from the ticipating in National Moratorium
court and actvities.
court. All Three bands will play at in
or serious tramural fields B and C. Speakers
r this new from Kent State University,
Jackson State College, S.C. State
College, and Voorhees College will
the more discuss disturbances last year on
ve the at- their campuses and the situations
lesignated existing today.
CWflpOSedToday through Friday, SMC wilt
fcto have a table in Russell House lobby
is to solicit donations to takecare
as a oalce preliminary expenses," according
job is to to Jum Wright, secretary of SMC.
g against This will be the first time in two
is of men years that non-student speakers at
an outdoor rally have been
allowed. Vice President for
d his rle Student Affairs Charles Witten
i attorney said they have not been allowed for
VznKupia resn.
3pears clarif:
black' state
By CHARLESBEEBE students was never the idea.
Staff Writer idea is to give everyone at la
Mike Spears, president of the chance of obtaining a col
udent body, said that his educationonafairand equal
atement concerning the lowering "On a special.statu basis,
admission requirements for should be given help so that
ack students has been misin- can receive a quality educi
rpreted. and consequently be able to
The remark was made by Spears tribute constructively to
the Student Senate in his "State state," Spears said.
the Student Government" ad- "I was thinking more in ter
ess. a five year program for blacks
Spears said that programs have would bring them up to the
en launced by other schools to dards met by the freshman c
]p the under-educated prepare
emselves for entering college. "I do not mean to lower
entire educational quality of
"Admitting black students University," he said.
scause just they are black "An alternative for
i real Co ngri
gress and Adams says "it's a hopes for independence and
sterpiece, I say, they'll applaud sings "Does Anybody Care".
ry word, every letter", tells the empty chamber ofI
enklin said that declaration was visions of "Americans Free, b
an egg that England laid; that forevermore" and the county i
shell belonged to Great Britain, he hopes will be built.
ndThe next day is July 4 a
Rutledge tells Jefferson that
will do as he promised and
Bob-0 1Ci11112 F rosh tes,
that the eagle insidew belongs to Freshmen who have taken
U. d Strong Vocational Interest c
rhe Declaration isn't applauded can have their results interpre
all because in the debate that at the Counseling Bureau. T1,
lows, the Declaration is in for are being notified by mail to c
Ustic revisions and the weary for appointments for group
ferson accedes to the revisions terpretations according to I
,i Edward Rutledge calls for the following schedule: A-B, Oct.
king of the anti-slavery clause. 16. C-E. Oct. 19-23, F-H, Oct. 26-:
ferson stands up and says No. i-Ld Nov. 2-6 M-, Nov. 16-20;
Ldams sits alone in the chamber Nov. 23-25; S-T. Nov. 30-Dec. 4;
er Rutledge has all but sunk the Z. Dec. 7-10.
shllbeonedt swaltowedtain,
t thatthe Faleoinidea b erllok o
flaed caatio last applsade. tmsthv
les
ment
The University wou}d be to institute an
at a open admissions policy. An
lege example of this would be the City
Ras. College of N.Y. system," he added.
they Spears pointed out that an open
they admissions policy has its
ktion drawbacks in that a quota would
con- have to be set and students would
the be denied admission regardless of
their qualifications.
Is of "The most viable alternative is
that to upgrade the secondary schools
tan- in the state to a level where every
lass. student has the opportunity of
receiving a quality education.
the "A student who graduates from
the an inferior high school should not
be barred from college simply
the because he went to a poor school."
ass
he vote against the declaration. In a
le fit of rage, Jefferson scratches out
lis the clause and says to Rutledge
,e "I'v! done it. Now vote, damn
tat you .
nd Rutledge votes in favor of the
proposal, but there is another
he hitch. John Dickinson of Penn
fill (Continued on page 3)
t results
the Any reshmen whose last names
est begin with the letters A-L who
*d were not notified and who desir to
ey have their SVIT results In
all terpreted are asked to call the
in- Counseling Bureau at 5223 to
he schedule appointments. Any other
12- Freshmen who are not notified
0; within one week prior to the above
P, dates are asked to call the coun
U- seling Bureau.
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