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Cohen comments
'Millionsh
James Germano
Ex-addict and present executive director of Marathon
House, Inc., will speak in the Campus Room of Capstone
tonight at 8.
Group outines
fs
wants, helies
BY 1. EX Students shouldn't have to beg for
Staff Writer their rights and only when we
"What We Want, What We stand up for these rights can we
Helieve" was the topic of last become part of the community,"
night's meeting of the Progressive he said.
Students for Change at the ENDNG,ii WAR
University. Nixon's statement about
President of the organization, bringing the troops and prisoners
Gary Jardim. tutlined 10 points of "var home is not a true effort to
entitled "What We Want, What We end the war. He is perpetuating the
Believe." which is the basis of the war. All he has to do to bring the
organization, and commented on prisoners or war home is withdraw
existing conditions which need to the troops from Vietnam." Jardim
be changed.
Jardim said social values of man "'eAjiitain hsle
are 'infinitely precious" and "the abu itefosto reth
need.' of people should be given pioeso a.Te adta
precedence over all other things." te ol o oaoete1t
"We oppose depersonalization in palllithrefosanafw
society which reduces human dasltrhePngo ws
beings to things." Jardim said. ehrse oanuc hti
".Just as important as opposition hdgoevrte thpall,
to the government's policies is the .arisid
ability to combat it. Rockefeller
goes to South America. stones and ll~KP:P..
other subversive things are thrown "Wofrcmitetadhl
at him, but no one here raises a tobakpplinhscutr.W
voice of protest." .Jardim said. dnttiktesadrso d
"We must begin to live miso shudb lwedfo
cooperatively and place the needs bak u h eurmnssol
of man above profits and try to b hne eas hyilcs
show by our example on campus dontrcie he quvlt
that this is the best way to live edctothtwisd."Jrm
among others," Jardim said. sad
Jardim said man's education "W beivthtaynwo
must be evaluated in relation to his wnst mk rs hudb
understanding of man and im- abet.Jrdmsi.esidht
provement of the conditions te 5' ontavct
around him. voec ncmu rvoaino
Jardim. in saying that "we must cds ayhn ihu
get ROTC off the college cam- dea."hsi.
puses" called ROTC "an arm of 5J1llJ
the Army." "We aren't denying w utbcm ato h
people the right to take ROTC; slto,nttepolm"Jri
they can take it off campus." he sid"Wmutakitnonht
said.w lnt cureorrgt n
The campus should be run as a oufrem.
democracy and "students should Jri eiddmmesta
have control of their own lives," srkr rmGogtw ol
~ Jardim said. b tRselHuealdyFia
"Student Government is a tool of iftewollkeotakothm
President Jones and the Board of H losi htabst
Trustees and isn't democratic,
Jones and the Board of Trustees do ertonwudblavg
not run a democratic campus." anureitesedm brso
S Jardim said.goadhlthstiesndo
'The Board of Trustees wouidn't lanfo h xeineo en
have any power if the students ran wt h tiesadhaigte
heh apu, adi a ta
L:IN it- A
ave tr
By MICIJAEL BALI
Staff Writer
"Millions of Americans have tr
Sidney Cohen told students In Cal
night.
Cohen, who has written numero
several books on drugs, was the fIi
week-long drug symposium hei
ministrator of the Center for Studi
and Drug Abuse, National Insti
Health.
He said that because of thi
hypersuggestive state of someono
makes a very potent weapon for a
high priest." Cohen commented
server, moderator part" of the usi
LSD.
He traced the beginning of aci
from a group of Harvard studentf
"The scene changes in 1967 to a
Cohen said.
He described the physical and n
of the speeds, which he called tl
highs" and said "in the drug cut
freak is not well thought of."
Cohen said that recently the sc(
has changed to heroin and that the
a lot of the drug around. He saic
there Is about a three year sui
heroin around "the habits will bq
we will not dry it up."
Students
'Carolina
Approximately 300 USC students
are expected to turn out in the city
today to prove that "Carolina
Cares."
Columbians will see.the .yellow
badged students at traffic in
tersections, at shopping centers
and on their front porches, and the
students will be asking for money,
toys, clothing and food -- all of
which will go to help make
somebody's Christmas better.
The Carolina students will turn
over money they collect to the
Woodyard Fund, sponsored by The
State newspaper; toys will go to
the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
Toys for Tots program; all
clothing goes to the Salvation
Army; the food they collect will go
to the Metropolitan Education
Foundation.
It is the second year for
"Carolina Cares," sponsored by
the sophomore and freshman
classes at USC. Last Christmas,
the first Carolina Cares day
collected approximately $5,000 in
clothes. food, toys and money.
Students began their project this
morning at 7:30 by asking for
Students <
teaching
Students have chosen the
leaching method to be used in
Psychology 101 classes mext
semester. [Dr. Rick Kasschau,
assistant professor of psychology,
said.
Psychology 101 students will
attend two classes per week
directed by a faculty lecturer. The
average class size will be 100
students. Once a week students
will participate in discussion
groups of approximately 25 people,
which will be led by a graduate
'tudent.
A survey of student opim:on was
taken late in October when 8'3 per
cent of the students enrolled in
Psychology 101 were presented
with live classroom models and
asked to choose the one that most
appealed to them.
Tlhe first model offered two or
three lectures per week for classes
of approximately 100. Classes
would be conducted by a faculty
lecturer and there would be no'
discussion.
The second model resembled the
first,. but the lecture session would
be directed by a graduate student.
The third model chosen by a
matority of the students
questioned, will be used next
semester.
Two or three discussion lectures
per week with an averae class
0e
Ir
mo!
"led LSD/' Dr. dies
)stone Monday thai
stre
us articles and
st speaker in a Ir
re. He Is ad- litth
es of Narcotics thai
ute of Mental W
mar
'vulnerable, corm
using acid, It Si
demagogue or he s
that the "ob- witi
?r Is lost under T
d for pleasure In t
P 15 years ago. 'Sh
speed scene," p.m
A
iental dangers for
he "highest of Can
ture the speed mis
T(
me nationwide WO
re seems to be of (
I that because Dru
>ply of strong T
? stronger and the
Uni
show 1
CaresI
money at key inter.
Richland and Lexingtc
They will be at the
tersection latoer this a
During most of today
workers will be at se
ping centers requesting
merchandise, and
volunteers will canvas
the residential areas
afternoon and evening
donations of money an
The students will ope
day telephone-pickup
Russell House. Anyone
donate anything may c
any time today, and
with proper "Carolir
identification -- will con
up the donations.
Although students f
organizations will part
Navy ROTC is making
members of its unit ai
"Carolina Cares." T1
Corps Reserve is as
providing transportz
logistical support. Burg
providing free meals fi
the volunteer workers.
ehoose
nethod
size o1 25 and condu
graduate student was
modlel.
TIhe lif th model sugge
or 75 minute discussion:
week with no lectures al
class size of 25. The clas
conducted by a graduate
laculty lecturer.
The survey offered si
opport unit y to suggest al
model. Most of these s
were similar to the fot
except classes would be
by a faculty_lecturer.
I)r. Kasscau, said mo
desired discussion
Although the third Ii
selected, response to
model was favorable.
According to D)r. Ka:
survey will probably
aigain at the end of1
semester to plan the pt
lall semester.
Chr.
to begi'i
LSD'
his research; he said he discovered that
4 hallucinogenics are, in fact, LSD, regar
s of what they were sold as. Cohen also said
one out of six bags of mariluana sold on the
et is some spice.
the question period, Cohen commented how
L science knew about mariluana, but said
the "stuff sold in this country" is very weak.
hen asked about a comparison between
ijuana and alcohol, Cohen said he would
pare it "to beer."
nce there are so many of these drugs around,
aid, "I'm afraid we're going to have to live
I these drugs."
ie USC Debate Team will be the next feature
he symposium. They will debate the topic
ould Marijuana be Legalized" today at 3
. in Russell House Room 302.
former drug addict who is a group therapist
an antipoverty agency will speak in the
ipus Room of Capstone tonight at 8. Ad
sion to these events is free to students.
>morrow night at 8 a medical doctor from the
)dstock Festival will speak in the same room
.apstone. His topic will be "Overdose and
g Abuse."
ie week long symposium is co-sponsored by
Visiting Scholars Committee and The
versity Union Lectures Committee.
Hearings
to allocate
iections in clu f nd
n Counties.
same in
iternoon. Hearings for organizations ope
the student applying for additional student Dra
teral shop- activity allocations will be held 1'
money and - this afternoon in room 307 of the Wil
teams of d Russell House. The hearings are Ste[
s some of scheduled as follows:
;s soe ofstor
during the :1:30 Soccer Club fa
asking for 3:40 Association of Afro- Def
I goods.AmrcnSuetCh
rate an all American Students
system at ::0 International Students mo
mt
wishing t Club dau
wishing to 4:00 Intramurals ..g
all 777-4256 4,10 AWS In
students - 4:20 SGA
a Cares" 4 30 University Union Sat
ie and pick 440 Crucible regi
4 * .amecock par
rom many 5~ W WUSC Th4
icipate. the The
most of the -- - -.. diar
ailable for -ul
s Marine oiseum
sisting by C IVill(
ition and
er King is
rsome of
still open
A report that students can use
only Blossom Street or Assembly
Street entrances to Carolina
Coliseum has been denied by
Harold Brunton, vice president of
business affairs at the University
ot South Carolina.
T'he report was that violators of
:'ted oy a the supposed entrance-and-exit
the fourth regulation would lose their student
identification cards and have to
pay ne50 j $10 to get them back.
e one oBrunton said that he has heard of
ecinpr no such regulation or proposal.
id average According to Brunton, a limited
s would be number of buildings are available
student or for night classes and the coliseum
is one of them. Admittance to the
udents an buildings after 6 p.m. is at one
alternate entrance only. That Coliseum
uggestions entrance is on Blossom St. Student
Irth model ID) cards must be shown to gain
conducted -admittance.
The after-six regulation, con- L
st students cerning students with night
classes, classes, was designed for security
lodel was purposes. Brunton said. "We don't
the fourth want nonstudents and
unauthorized personnel wandering
in and out of these buildings."
ischau the Brunton also said that the report
be given probably stems from a misun
he spring derstanding of the after-six
ogram for regulation affecting certain USC
buildings.
stmas vacation
a Friday, Dec. 18.
mu
at 4:30 p.m US
Dr. William Abruzzi
The "Dr. from Woodstock" will appear tomorrow night at
in the Campus Room of Capstone and will discuss
)verdose and Drug Abuse."
['heatre to present
Glass Menagerie'
The Glass Meaez~rie," wiII sade last spring, will perform her
n tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at first major role as she portrays the
yton Hall. part of Amanda. ' e
he play is by Tennessee Cast as Laura will be Bonnis
liams, and will be directed by Stroup of Gaffney who last ap-*
)hen Coy. peared in a major role in *Maiat
T'he Glass Menagerie" is the Sade.'
y of the Wingfields. a St Louis Vinckney Greene of Abbeville.
lily living during the who recently appeared in "You
>ression of the 1930's. Can't Take It With You" and
racters include Amanda, the Little Mary Sunshine." will
her: ''om, the son: Laura. the perform the role of the "gentleman
ghter: and Laura's first caller.'
ntleman caller." Assisting Coy with the
i the USC production, which production are Prof. Frank
run tomorrow through Mohler. sets. Prof. Erin Wer
irday and will tour some of the tenberger. contumes and Prof.
onal campuses in January, the lack Shirk, lighting and technical
of Tom will be played by Jim direction
rpen oi Greenville. In the 'ickets for the play are now on
Ore's last production. "In- Sile. Reserve tickets can be ob
is." he played the part of tain'd by calling the Tehatre office
alo Hill. at 777-4288 or at the box office.
ancy Dennis, also of Green- Tickets can also be purchased at
who appeared in "Marat- the door before each performance.
Theatr produtionprodThe tioM nae Prof. Frank4
Mohler. sets: Prof EinWr
tebege. onums.an Pof