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So you meet this simple girl and
she's nice to you so you ask her out.
You like the way she treats you so
pretty soon you're going steady.
She says she wants to love you an4
hug you, have your children and
take care of you, you know, take
care of you, so pretty soon you're
engaged.
All the ususal steps take place,
like marriage, three hundred
thousand feet of home movie film
from the honeymoon in Hawaii,
and a cozy little apartment to start
'. in. Sooner than you think
there's a little one on the way and
your medical practice is suc
ceeding.
Then the lovable little thing you
married becomes your mother.
She gains forty pounds and is
more concerned with taking care
of you than "taking care of you."
Sound like a real life situation? It
is; only it's been filmed, and they
call it "I Love My Wife," starring
Elliot Gould and Brenda Vaccaro.
"I Love My Wife" is a very funny
movie. It is also a very sad movie,
and on top of that; it is a very scary'
movie. "I Love My Wife" is all of:
these, but most of all it is a very,
real movie.
Remember when we were all
crying for realism in the cinema?
Well, it's here now and a lot of
people are crying because it's too
danin real. "I Love My Wife"
could just as easily be titled "I
Love Your Wife." It's'
'the story of a nouveau riche
doctor who outgrows his frumpy
spouse and seeks fulfillment
elsewhere; and does he get
fulfilled.
He gets full of all the things he
thinks he wants and even the
things he can't make up his mind.
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"I Love My Wife" is many
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for one thing, but for another it is
the rebirth of Elliot Gould. Gould,
after a smashing start in pictures,
seemed to settle down to playing in
bad films. While he always
managed to come out looking good,
'his choice of scripts was terrible.
"I Love My Wife" is a welcome
catharsis. It is a picture of real
worth, exploring a genuine
roblem of today. It gives the
subject fair and honest coverage
and yet remains light and warmly
human. See it.
While they are not a motion
picture, some people think they are
quite a movie. The New York Rock
and Roll Ensemble, a classically
trained but rock oriented group
will perform Feb. 8, at Township
Auditorium.
Besides being one of the most
capable if not most popular groups
around, N.Y.R.R.E. is presented
by the Student Union Concert
Committee. Tickets will be priced
with the student in mind. At $2.00 a
head you can't go wrong..
So if you're tired of doing nothing
but watching your bird turn gray,
plan to let the New York Rock and
Roll Ensemble beat your mind
with their schtik.
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"Ed. plus"
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The Christian value system has a
practical role in academic life,
says Charles M. Carr, C.S.B., of
New York City, in his lecture
called "Education Plus." He will
speak Friday, January 15, in the
Russell House Auditorium at 12:00
Noon.
The lecture is sponsored by the
Christian Science Organization on
campus.
Mr. Carr attended the
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. He left the business
world in 1942 to devote himself to
the Christian Science healing
ministry. Also a Christian Science
teacher, he is currently on tour as
a member of the Board of Lec
tureship of The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Massachusetts.
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Elks club:
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here tonight
The Auburn Plainsman reported
that the Auburn, Alabama, Elks
Club refused to allow Auburn's
chapter of Alpha Phi Omega
(APO) use of the club's ballroom
after "A confirmed reservation"
had been made. The basis of this
refusal was the fact that APO has
two black members. The Elk's
Club does not admit Negroes into
its building. The fraternity was to
have held its "Sweetheart Ball"
in the Elk's Ballroom, but has now
made arrangements in near-by
Montgomery.
Also at Auburn, a recent poll
Indicates that the top five groups at
Auburn are Chicago: The Fifth
Dimension; Blood, Sweat and
Tears; Neil Diamond and Crosby,
Stills, Nash and Young.
UNIVERSITY . OF DELAWARE
The UD Review reported an
attack on its Phoenix Hall just
before Christmas. The Hall, which
also serves as a graduate students
dormitory, has been the center of
Leftist activity in the past few
years. After the attack, literature
was found which intimated that the
attack was politically motivated. A
"Support Your Local Police" sign
was hung on the wall, and a piece
of literature reading, "The Courts
have tied the hands of the Police,
but not our hands," was found.
Also at UD, "Dubious Distinction
Awards" were presented and Spiro
Agnew came down with the "Up
With Students Award."
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
The Marquette Tribune reported
the most outrageous thing just
before Thanksgiving. One
Residence Hall, bored to death
with the prospect of a dull week
end, challenged another Residence
Hall in football. They started
Friday morning at 10:00 and
played through rain, sleet, wind,
sub-freezing temperatures until
Sunday night at 8.
That's 82 hours of straight
football, sports fans, and they
claim the record. They can have
it. Unless somebody here wants to
challenge them. In the course of
the event, $1,100 were raised for
Toys for Tots through the sale of
shirts and other trivia. Most of the
participants played for two to four
hours.
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BY JODY STONESTREET
staff Writer
Tbe South Carolina Youth Ad
visory Committee on the draft
recently drew up a series of
Proposals to revise areas of the
Selective Service Regulations.
Committee Chairman, Ed
McFadden, said these proposals
will be sent to Dr. Curtis Tarr,
head of the National Selective
Service System, for consideration.
Committees were set up in each
of the 50 states one year ago by the
Selective Service Director and
President Nixon to get youth
viewpoints and to make im
News
1rioriy h4
Student Government will
hold hearings for registration
priorities at the Russell House,
Room 207, on Monday,
February 1, 1971, from 1:00 -
4:00 p.m. and 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Only emergency cases will be
heard Tuesday.
Student Senate Committees
will issue priorities for the
following reasons: health
problems, job-class schedule
conflicts, or unusual cir
cumstances.
Each student requesting a
priority must present to the
hearing committee his ap
pointment card, a tentative
class schedule, plus a written
,statement from his doctor, or
employer, or other wise
present information explaining
his particular situation.
If you need further in
formation or assistance, please
contact the Student Govern
ment Office, Russell House
(phone 777-4256).
JUST A STATISTIC
In order for seniors to have
their activities and honors in
the Senior Statistic section of
the Garnet and Black, they
must send a list of all
organizations, honors and
activities they would like
mentioned to the Garnet and
Black office.
This information must be
CAMINA
COLIEUMV
I
ants draft
provements In the system. As of
Nov. 12, 1970, 18 of the 36
recommendations submitted by
these committees have cr are
being implemented.
One of the new proposals is in
favor of increasing the authority of
the State Selective Director in
processing conscientious ob
jectors. The committee said that
eliminating referrals to National
Headquarters, in these cases,
would serve as a time saver and
improve the present system of
processing conscientious objectors
under the civilian work program.
They also were in favor of giving
briefs ---------
sent no later than February 5,
and should be sent to The
Garnet and Black, Box 5132.
COURSESOFFERED
A wide selection of evening
courses have been scheduled
for spring semester at USC.
The evening program, ad
ministered by the USC College
of General Studies, includes
both graduate and un
dergraduate courses and some
non-credit courses.
Scheduled credit courses are
in anthropology, art, biology,
business administration,
economics, English, foreign
languages, geology, health
education, history, in
ternational studies, Jour
nalism, mathematics, music,
philosophy, physical
education, physics, political
science, psychology, sociology,
theatre, and associate degree
courses.
Non-credit courses to be
offered are college English
review, reading improvement
and how to study, mathematics
review, computer program
ming, and swimming.
Registration for evening
classes will be Feb. 2-4 during
regular registration at the
University. Further in
formation is available from the
College of General Studies,
telephone 777-5256.
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changes.
hm relation to conncntium ..
Jech"' work assignments and
rosecution actions.
e committee also stated its
endorsement for lowering the age
of draft board members fro 0 to
26. This, McFadden said, would
help the draft board get a better
viewpoint from the youth.
Tbey also agreed with others on
a uniform national call whereby
registrants with the same random
sequence number would be called
at the same time regardless of
local board.
For example, Cinhoun County
had the lowest nvber called in
the state at 147. 4W counties,
h as Richland, hdie highest -
Another proposal th) m
mittees favored was that
drawings be held for more than
year at a time so that young
who graduate from high school
age 18 will be aware of their
random sequence numbers and
can make a more Judicious
decision regarding their futures.
"We have achieved better
communications with the seleetive
service. We are helping our peers
not as students, but as yoUn
people," McFadden said. "We're
trying to make it easier for those
affected by the draft."
McFadden said he hoped to meet
with Gov.-elect West after his
installation on the possibility of
having youth representation on the
draft board.
"We want youth there to
represent us. We want to let him
(West) know we're here, and ask
him to help us aid youth in general,
by allowing us to fill draft board
vacancies," McFadden added.
'Te S.C. committee is composed
of 13 members from throughout the
state, representing different
colleges and groups. McFadden
said anyone wanting to express
opinions or ideas should contact'
him before the next meeting, Feb.
ii. His telephone number is 8794.
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