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rips 11asau, Bermua, the Gras, Europe, Mxlco. Sounds like a travelers dream, doesn't It? These are among the trips planned by the University Union Travel Committee. Travel Committee Chiairman Ed McFadden said that the committee is "designed to offer trips at the cheapest cost to the university community. This is not just for the students; It's for faculty, staff and everybody in the University. Sometimes it cauaa problems when we're flying," McFadden said, "because we can't get student rates for everyone." The Travel- Committee's first trip is to Nassau and plans are now being made for trips to Europe and other Caribbean islands. Plans for trips to the Mardi Gras and Jamaica are now beiro finalized. Trip to ( Reservations for the trip i Gras will be made on a first c In a recent questionaire d mittee, 45 students out of the desire to attend the Mardi ( Hotel and plane reservat persons, but "'the number c terest is shown," Ed McFac mittee said. "We are having i 20, because all the New Orlea In advance by Dec. 1," McF The total cost of the trip costs and airfare. UWCH SQUJAR The South's L All DGG classi( 7-8 All Thre< Albums reg. 488 now 8 track tapes reg All Burt Ba Albums reg 498 nos 8 track tapes reg James "Sweet Ba reg. 498 now Mel "Leftover reg 498 no 11-12 ! Sales w CON to the ltittee are lov Last year the committee sonsored trips to the Peach Bowl and several skUng week-ends. The Europe trip is tentatively met for next summer and will be for a nonth to six weeks. The first stop in Europe according to McFadden will be Amsterdam, Netherlands, where the travelers will spend one night and then will be turned loose for the duration of the stay. "People can make any arrangements they like," Mc Fadden commented, "and they can take advantage of things like European rail service. You can buy a pass which allows you ride any train in Europe for thirty days. The travelers will be on their own. We're not here to plan every minute like high school. "This will be an excellent op )rleans o New Orleans for the Mardi :me-first serve basis. stributed by the Travel Com 50 that answered indicated a ras Feb. 20-24. Ions have been made for 20 an be expanded if enough in Iden, head of the Travel Com o require a $50 deposit by Nov. ns hotels demand full payment adden said.. s $145 which will include hotel targest and Most C L LO WEEP >en til Midnigi stores in Dutch Square Free album .given awaj and change ev ipecial Appearance by t ,s reg $598 N a Dog Night $324 698 now $549 c~harach $324 698 now 549 Taylor by James" anie Wine"~ HEAVY EI ill change every 10. mir1 TEST- A $10 gift e person who brings in t mntest will be judged b: to be awarded BOO! V cost .ptuity to meet people," RMe Fddmn said. The University Unim Travel Committee has outside expenses 1* Included in its share of student activity fees and this is oae reabom that It charges above the cost of the McFadden pointed out the fact that the Travel Committee jour nies usually have good par ticipation. "The Jamaica trip usually has aboit 20 people. We have 30 spaces for the Mardi Gras trip, but we can make room for more," McFadden said. The Travel committee works with the University to offer trips to help members of the university community broaden their ex periences. Any group wanting to set up a trip may come to the committee and the committee will attempt to make the necessary qar rangements. Trips are best if planned for about 15 to 20 people. West (Continued from page one) West concluded by saying that he welcomed the United Citizens Party candidates to the ballot. "This is the open democratic principle. Any candidate should have the right to be considered by the voters. It's pretty hot here, but I welcome Mr. Broadwater." omplete Record am MADNE& it Friday Nigh open until 11 o'clock every hour ery hour he Great Pumpkin. OW $39 All n 8-9 All 8 tra list 698 now All 45's oni' All tape 10% 9-10 SantanE "ABRA reg. 598 now. 8 track tapes reg 6" "Sly & & tl Stones" Greg reg. 598 now OUR !! .- All heavy albums ~rtificate will be given he strangest orange obj4 the Great Pumpkin at 11:45 Dady Mehta Dady MAehta, pianist and cousin of conductor Zubln Mehta, will present a concert Nov. 2 In McMaster Auditorium at 8 p.m. Ad mission Is $1. According to Venkata S.S., president of the Indian - students Association, Mehta will play selections by Beethoven, Chopin, Copland, Bartok and Chudacoff. Mehta Is a member of a musical family which has been the' subject of several nation wide television shows. Tickets may be purchased at the door, or by writing the Indian Students Association, U-5042, campus. SURE* d Tape Stores $5' VV awse missioni ly corigt Venkta . peiden" ply slciontb At the Russ Meyer By Jerry C Russ Meyer, crown prince of the pervert cinema, has outdone himself. Unbelievable as it may seem, the creator of "Vixen," and "Good Morning, Goodbye," has gone beyond the realm .of the incredible to the nether regions of out freking-rageous. "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" is. by far, above any film ever done, the worst, the most astonishingly bad piece of celluloid to ever come out of a camera. Meyer Is undoubtedly a genius. He has created the utmost in bad film making, a veritable an tithesis of what a great film should be. "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," is the best bad film I have ever seen, everl This horror show was no accident. No one could have done such a thing by mistake. Meyer must have stayed up nights thinking of ways to make his masterpiece worse. Whatever he did, he did an outstanding lob. "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" is without a doubt, the best of the Meyer films. It is bad in every facet of its being. Meyer has left no stone unturned, the film Is terrible from beginning to end; in fact, un believable as it seems, it gets worse as it progresses. Once again, congratulations to Russ Meyer, a contemporary genius In the art of contemporary farce. While we're on the subject of bad films, let us not forget "Move," the latest Elliot Gould film to hit town. "Move" is a very bad film. It doesn't come close to "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls," but it is no slouch. "Move" can hold its own with the worst of them. Law School straw vc "Gavel Raps," the newspaper of Spence followed i the USC Law School, recently was last with 5 v released the results of its pre- Robert G. Be election straw vote by the student votes to John Foar body of the Law School. for 5th district so For governor, John West led theApproximately field with 214 votes. He was followed by Albert Watson with 65 B and votes, Thomas Broadwater with 25 votes and A.W. "Red" Bethea with Five votes. dee m 4 For It. governor, the law tudents selected Earle Morris By ANNE HI ,vho gained 189 votes. James Staff lenderson was second with 106 USC Band Direc votes, J.C. McTeer followed with Said that if the 14 votes, and E.E. Watson was last doesn't pan out, C Aith 0. Itself without a bi "We have growt In the race for 2nd District the last year, yet Congressman, Heyward McDonald been decreased,"1 led the field with 152 votes, Floyd are no funds fr Campus Worship Ser Sundays 11:00 A.M. - Rutledge Rutledge Chapel IF IT's NEW, IT'S AT... ERI onmi FAMOUS NA } Panty H( 88* regular to 1.50 Agilon stretch...f it Black Magic, Col Grey Mist, Pac Rhapsody, Sunspi Taupe. CREDIT CARl .Berry's on Ma .Bank Americar .Master Charge OWNTOWN .RiCHLAND MALL .DUTCI GO. . ... .AMEcOCKS! Movies 5cores agan alsbrese Elliot Gould is of course the briWt spot i debacle, but then, Elliot Gould could be filon icking his nose and It would be a laugh rIt. Plossibly, "Move" should have tried this IrOed )f its parade of disconnected scenes loined only by the weakest of uninteresting themes. Filmed over a year ago, it's no wondew so much time has elappsed before It was finally released. Unfortunately, bad films like bad wine do not improve with age. There is at least one good film to be sen, "Monte Walsh." This movie stars Lee Marvin and Jack Palance. It is a very good attempt at "the real western" it claims to be. Marvin plays an aging cowboy in an aging old West that Is only a gasp away from death. The story is about a man who refuses to believe that the life he has loved and lived is over, due more to "progress" than to old age. "Monte Walsh," despite it's general ex cellence, is guilty of trying to stage an exciting ending. The film for the most part concerns Itself with the real life of a cowboy, the cold water baths, the body odor and the uncertainty of long winters. The film can be criticized as oc casionally dull in these portrayals, but oc cassional lags are better than forced climaxes, a pitfall the film stumbles Into when Walsh vengefully pursues his best friend's murder. Overall, "Monte Walsh" is a good film, not as good as "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls" is bad, but then nothing Is perfect. Monday, "At The Movies," will review "Soldier Blue," reputed to one of the best films of the year. te favors West ith 125 and Cole student body of 640 students tee. responded to the poll which der polled 201 focused on the races for governor, i's 89 in the race lieutenant governor, 2nd district icitor. congressman, and 5th district 0 per cent ot tne solicitor. money situation d as crucial HTOWER Department to support the band. riter Some money is received from the or, Ralph Wahl, College of Arts and Sciences, but ISC Band Club not enough to keep up with the rolina may find growth of the band. ad director. The band raises between 30 and 200 per cent in 50 per cent of its funds. They are our budget has doing this through the newly fahl said. There initiated Carglina Bands Club. A NM the Music person can donate anywhere from $12-1000 in a number of different catagories of memberabip. Students can become members by a donation at a special rate of $5. ice Members receive a membership card, a Band club decal, a bum persticker, and a Carolina Bands ChapeT.e band has grown from 90 to 250 members in the last 2 years. Many of its members are Presidential Scholars. Wahi said that the band has taken a total reversal in this light. Students are now proud to be members of the Carolina band, whereas before It wasn't something a member bragged about, Wahi said. and I'm for the athletic program. In -South Carolina we are traditionally behind in education, so if you can't approach people academically, you can with a superb athletic program." He claimed that if money was given to other departments they wouldn't work with it as vigorously as the athletic department does. He said that many professors expect a lot of "money tobe handedto them on.a silver platter, but that the people in the Athletic Department "really pse try to do something for the University". 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