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wt Sta Whoo been sI W e lt i-. %as part of qf rgeI~tl0g President sate straegy, He won his four-year hot s1 of people whodid not trust Al people wbo have always Democratic tickets and by liberals who didn't want vote away" on Thomas Bro Not only Is he responsible 1 but ultimately he answers leaders and voters, us at US realistically, he controls, tellectual and physical that I campuses. So, let us look at some o1 promises. West says that, although favors neighborhood schools by the U.S. Supreme Cour notable and sensible stateme Letters to the edi, C.apitalisr Dear Miss Manning: As sovereign individuals, engaged in a life or death struggle against "the people" and their ultimate weapon, the monopolistic and coercive power of the state, we strongly prOtest the caption witch appeare4 under the photograph of our bumper-sticker on page 3 of the Nov. 2nd issue of your coercively financed, statist organ. Your caption, "The peoples choice," appearing under our bumper-sticker, "NO ONE FOR GOVERNOR," is a biatant con tradiction of the facts of reality. On Nov. 3rd, true to tradition, "the people" chose to perpetuate and augment the cancerous growth of statist power by electing the most power-oriented candidate for governor. Smash Sitatism - laissez faire, "tAIDICALS FOR CAPITA LISM Box 1972 (Columbia. S. C. 29202 Woman's lib Dear Miss Manning.. The Undergraduate Library has let us down again. Being very interested in the Women's Rights Movement, we attempted to get some literature The Ga THlE GAMECOCK is published tri-weekly dur during the sumimer- semesters with the excepti Change of $ddreas forms, subscription requests a USC. Columbia. S.C. 29206. Subscription rates are and Si for both summer sessions. Bulk copies are 539.000 from the-st Ud1pn.~ activity, fund. entitling fi Offices or THE GAMECOCK are in R~ooms 306 a campus. Phones are 77-8178. 77-4249 and 77-4221 Although THE GAMECOCK is published by the pressed herein do not necessarily represent those< ,ihe paper. Editor-in-Chier Associate Editor. Business Manager Anst. Managing Editor........ Sports Editor. Chief Photographer. News Editors.. Feature Editor. Advertisi.g Manager. CirealSeS Manager. Mr. Buchanan is a graduate America. He has received tI New York and Boston Motel S numerous restaurants in the 4 at the Frlpp Island. ExecutIVE Executive Chef at Sky Way int Virgin Islands. S cott Is presently a manager ai 4. N. If you have a probler regardig the food servIce at Scott's ffentlon. the chlidist displays by a He has po Pathetic with' full force of I -16L good-on papf linked hard ilch has been ares. Most lch Is no worse seems to find tes. don't need toi 0 Lamars a And one for hnd to stifle diss ha4ve finally poes"ji mmering for a process," Jo Died don wit peaceful disse hot air, he ca the nationwide other places starget discovering ti Another ne tat by the votes may or may n bert Watson, of he intended voted straight workings of s1 moderates and light, If he dc to throw their listens when tl adwater. their views be What all thi 'o these voters, our little, sr to the future some stateme C. Legally and vote buyers. I everything in- stubborn stat tappens on our West has prol drug addictioi his definable user arest to promised to o he personally This man he he will abide most candidat t Decision. A all help him go nt, considering with reality. or n strikes on the subject. We were looking specifically for Elanor Flexner's Century of Struggle: The Women's Rights Movement in the U.S., which is recommended as required reading for every U.S. college girl by Betty Friedan, a leader in the movement. Not being able to find this, we looked for other books concerning women and found the library terribly inadequate. Because of the growing interest and need for ducatn in this vital area, we feel that U.S.C. owes its already supressed coeds current literature in this field. This is not only an example of the typically poor liby iry services, but is also indicative of the lack of concern for female rights on this campus. ANN D. WELLS D)ONNA LYNN TALMADGE SUZANNE ZACHARY FR ANCIE WINN SUSAN SYLVESTER MARGARET SWAN Band in debt Deair Miss Manning: In Ralph Wahl, USC has a top notch band director, one of the finest in the nation. He has proven necock on of Un iveiy holidas an eamero. nid other mail items should be sent to Drawer A. $7 per year or 53 per fall and spring semesters $6 per 100. TH E GAMFCOCK this year received di-time studenta, to a subscription to theppe nid 310 of the Russell House on the University P. Second class postage paid at columbia. S. C. University of South Carolina, the opinions ex f the University, the student body or the staff of - - - - . . Cheryl Manning - - - - - - . Michael Bell * - - - . . Ute Huckabee -...-..-..-..-..-... .. .scott Derka ' - - - . . Teddy Hleffner ' - - - - . Gee Haney -...-...-....-.-.....Charles Beebe chuck Keefer Chas. Felleabam - * - - - Rob Bigale - - . . . . David Laadgren - - - - - . Steve Langer MEET THE IFETERIA MANAGER iCOTT BUCHANAN >f the Culinary Institute of tree first place metals In hows. Scott has worked In :onnecticut~ area, Sou-chef Chef at a Sheraton Hotel, and at the St. Croix at the ith, ARA Services at the M ', question or complaint M &N,pea.sbin i+t and violence-provoking everal Southern governors. 'omised to be "moreann the drug user" and "use the he law on the seller." Looks ir. There are a lot of Mafia drugs floating around metro of the heroin and narcotics Its way to the poor blacks who idd drug slavery to low wages. the students. "We don't want mt--it's\part of the learning n West 1970. If West can allow nt to be more than blowing off in avoid violence at USC and where state residents are iey have minds. bulous campaign statement ot mean something. West said to involve students in the late government. In the same esn't choose "yes" men and iey say "no", students mayllet known without letting blood. ese promises Indicate is that niling governor-elect made nts that don't seem just to be Nest has promised to bring a , in line with Federal policy. ,nised to hit at the cause of 1 and not make a display of please the public. West has pen his ears to dissent. is gone one step farther than es in stating opinions. May we one farther in aligning words again his talents for making nothing into something, as shown by the tremendous improvement in the Carolina band. They now are one of the largest bands in college, and, in my opinion, one of the best. Though Mr. Wahl may know how to coordinate 250 individuals into a harmonious group, he seems to lack the talents to manage his band financially. When the USC band returns from the Clemson-USC football game, they will be in debt in excess of ten thousand dollars. Even with inflation, this is a large amount of money. Even though Mr. Wahl had his band in mind when he scheduled trips to New York, Atlanta and Clemson, the fact is, he does not really neea his job as band director. This is not meant as an insult to Mr. Wahl, but he will not be left with the burden of collecting the funds if the band does not get the money, before the year is out. The problem could have been eased early in the year if the band had started a fund drive before they spent money they never had. I, for one, hope Mr. Wahl and the band can come up with the money. It would certainly be a blow to the USC band and USC students to lose a talented man like Mr. Ralph Wahi. NAMk WITHIEID BY REQUEST U1'cH sQUAR - Open 10-9:30 Mon.-Sat. The South's La HOT AND H Thei STEPPEN XM THEIR LAT reg. '5.98 N MOODY BLI "QUESTION OF reg. '5.98 N GRAND FUNI "CLOSER 'I reg. '4.98 N4 Military By PAUL HARNICK Guest Columnist Amidst the present surge of anti militarism and anti-war feelings, I would like to expound, not on the horrors of war, or the draft resistance movement, but on a subject that is not often seen in print. That subject is the treatment of a man in the service on a per sonal level. As a Navy veteran, I feel qualified to speak about the sub ject, but I would like to state that i am personally not against the amintenance of the armed forces. However, what I am against is some of the military practices that detract from a man's self-respect and the respect he should have for the service. An example of this is the fun pastime of standing on a pier in dress uniform at midnight, guarding one of the Navy's most prozed possessions, a half-full garbage can. Now some could say that this act could build character or discipline, but think of what it could do for the mind! After several nights like this, what kind of thoughts does a man with a mind begin to have, with the stench of garbage swirling in his nostrils. And for what purpose? Is someone going to steal some garbage? Or maybe they want the can. Another point that I would like to make is the totally unrealistic rate of pay for a lower rated enlisted man. What kind of attitude can a man develop when he makes the grand sum of approximately $140 a Get ii Ph. 256-8714 One block off Blossom Dealers in rgest and Most -C EAVY ! ! H ~e Great Albums 3 rOLF EST ALBUM ow 3*99 [ES BALANCE" OW 3*99 RAILROAD' '0 HOME " )W 2009. AM. ADDY L5 Soon~ OzSTchA,r4F Peonage month? And the dependent's allowance? The lower grades are allotted $60 a month for a wife. But a chief's wife gets considerably more. Why? Does she eat more? Is a lower enlisted man's wife any different? Maybe chief's wife has a higher social standard to keep up. What goes through a man's mind when all of a sudden the only thing he can afford for his family is substandard housing, if his wife stays home with the children. Do starvation wages increase a man's respect for the service? Then again we can look on the favoritism shown by higer-ups in the system, the elimination of favorites from duty rosters, and consistent "early offs" for the chosen few, among other things. Why is this done? Because of favors rendered which have little to do with the service. What can a man do about it? Little if anything. Does this increase respect for the service? What does a man do when a "higher up" puts him on his s list because he doesn't like his hair or his political attitudes or the kind of car he drives or what he was in -civilian life? Does his respect for the service increase? Yes, in many ways - the lower enlisted man is a second class citizen, during working and off duty hours. It is up to us both to understand his problems and, if possible, to help. If there are apathetic feelings toweard this idea, then so be it, but don't defame or demoralize a man in uniform. He has enough problems as it is. i the spirn he Four Dc towa wines, liquor, & liqi nnplete Record and OT AND HE2 low at Record Bar LED ZEPPE] reg. 5.98 SLY AND TH STOT "GREATES' eg. *5.98 N rhe Entire RCA Catalog eg. '5.98 Recordings The Entire Victr< eg. s2.98 N4 Night's Der PIta t MoriII Tepose oths leer la tc ftH attention -to the. appreal dichotomy of priorities here at the University ofuSouth Carolna. While the alumni were in town for the hranecoming festivities, Athletic Director Paul Dietel amounced' 'the initiation of a special fund-raising drive to provide $360,000 to purchase an ak'tificial surface for our footbau stadium. The validity of this ex penditure has- received only Jpited attention since the an n6uncement was made. This past Sunday, Nov. 1, 1970, a tragedy occurred on our campus. Student reaction to the event has generated calls for better lighting on the campus, especially in the areas adjacent to housing facilities for female students. In the November 3 issue of The State an unidentified University spokesman stated that the estimated cost of improved lighting would be $300,000. Unfortunately, the spokesman did not say when such improvements would begin, or if the estimated funds were available. If "the will" to make the im provements is present, but the necessary funds are absent, then I Walk-in Dear Miss Manning: No longer do the USC coeds have to leave their dorms to get raped. All of the sexual perverts at this school have now installed a window to window raping service. Meanwhile the ever aware USC police force has been fulfilling their first obligation, collecting parking fines. At one time if some brave coeds did venture out into the perils of the night they at least knew that they had the security of their rooms to return to. Now, even YAF a, Dear Miss Manning. Once again the Young Americans for Freedom have demonstrated to the Carolina community that their political surname should in reality be the "Young Americans for Facism" Yes. Y.A.F. would actually have the audacity to deny to Mr. Her bert Marcuse the right to be hac:rd and listened to by students at this iniversity. I cannot recall any attempt on the part of the Student Wobilization Committee to prevent M1r. Harry Dent from speaking iere last month, It seems as ior Store 230 Huger Street rd Carolina Stadium iers Open 10-9:30 Tape Stores VY !! IN lII IE FA MILY I' HITS" 'ow *99 of Fine Classical NOW*4.19 ds >la Catalog proposal ~uggest that the current drive to raise Moey faiartificial sur facing be: Unmdlately stjspended. Let the directrs of the University ask Mr. Dietael, who Is a natural public ,r6ations man, to head another fund raising drive to .provide. the' 300,000 for better lighting. Mr..Dletpal has.alinost unlimited access to the media, inchiding the local press, The Gamecock Club to put the financial "touch" . on alumni and friends of the University, and his Sunday television show. Let's protect our total university community, in cluding students, janitorial workers, faculty-, and those em ployed by the cafeteria, and then attack the problem of "secure footing" for our quarterbacks. Drive by "Roost" and you will see how immaculately it is illuminated at night. Let's eliminate by illumination all potentially hazardous areas of the campus. It would make the job of our campus security easier and greatly reduce the anxieties of our female students. Take corrective action now, befoe another tragedy occurs. .1011N 1)tJ(,AS LYLE dorms this security even this security has vanished. A coed is no safer in her room than she is on the streets. Something must be lacking in the police protection of a school if M a coed must be in constant fear of being raped walking around the campus, much less in her room. It is time for the police to con sider the safety of the coeds first, for to the best of my knowledge. no one has ever raped a parking meter. NAME. WIT1iIiEL1) lV IQUEST11 gain though U.A.F. has gone so far to the extreme right that they no longer have any use for the laws upheld by supreme Court decisions nor any respect for Ist Amendment rights granted under the United States Constitution. I think Mr. Spiro Agnew, in a speech given last week, expressed the feelings of many of us in regard to extremist groups like Y.A.F. He said: "To those who would deny others the right to speak, to this garbage, I say weed them out and put them away out of our hair f orever." MEN! Contraceptives by mail. Free catalogue. 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