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USCt but stu Harold Brunton, vice pre businessmah. He has ti University, stopped was professional point of view functioned in his office. Harold Brunton serv University -- this does not n of the students. The ARA Slater food con ratification. No elaboratioi dissatisfaction with the foc suffered for the past 18 ye has been a long downhill si been promised better servi had 18 years to provide dec time to come through. Harold Brunton has a rui management of ARA Slat( stumbling block in having At this point it wouldn't n the food at Carolina. An provement, and Slater hai R.H. lou no longe The Russell House loungi art gallery. Art exhibits ar4 of the area that was forr relaxation. When the exhibits are on be on duty to enforce some these rules is: "Chairs are We are glad to see that passed this proposal, is loc students, but they have fo joyment of informal conve struck down through the ef zoned area under surveili The opportunity to increa indeed rare, but let's not ov required to wear ties to the GAME THE GAMECOCK is published trl-v and weekly during the summer sel holidays and exam periods. Change c other mall Items should'be sent to [ scription rates are $7 per year or $3 pl summer sessions. Bulk copIes are received $39,000 from the student acd subscription to the peper. Officess of 1 of the Russell Houseon the universiti 777-4220. Second clas postage p GAMECOCK Is published by the Ui expressed herein do not necessarili student body.or the staff. Editor-inChief.. .. . Editorial. Assistant .. . Managing Editors... Assistant Managing E Business Maaer.. . Sports Editor.-.. .. Asst. Sport Editor.. Chief .Photographer. . News' Edts~ .. .. Features EdItor .... Cultural Affairs .... Advertising Manage.. Circulation Manager. Secretary ..... Sterests, Ldelnts. sident for business affairs, is a ghtened the budget of the teful spending. and from a effectively and professionally es the best interests of the tean he serves the best interest tract comes up next month for ri is needed to express student d served at Carolina. We have ars - over this period of time it ide toward inediblity. We have ce and quality. ARA Slater has ent food. They have had a long ining love affair going with the 1r. He loves 'em --- and he is a them replaced. iake any difference who served y change would be an im i had their chance. nge area r exists D is no longer a lounge; it Is an ,, now planned to take the place nerly used for the student's display, a full-time guard will rather antiquated rules. One of not to be used for lying down.'" the Board of Governors, who iking out for the culture of the und the wrong place. The en rsation and meetings is being forts of th board to establish a ince. se our cultural sophistication is ,erdo it. Next thing, we may be "Gamecock" room to eat. COCK veekly during the fail and spring semester s niesters with the exception of University f address forms, subscription req.uests and rawer A, usc, Columbia, S.C. 29206. Sub wr fail and spring semesters and S1 for both $6 per 100. THE GAMECOCK this year ivity fund, entitling full-time students to a HE GAMECOCK are in Rooms 206 and 310 ' campus. Phones are 777-8176, 777-4249 and mid at ColumbIa, s.C, Although THE 'liversity, of South Carolina, the opinions ' represent those of the University, the .. .. ....Charles Beebe . .. .. ....Cheryl Manning . .. .. .. .,.Jim Farrell Alice Potter iltor .. . L.ucretla Jones . .. .. ..U..e Huckabe. .. .. ....Teddy Heffner . .. .. .Doug Williams . .. .. ..Parker Renaud . ... ..CharIe Fetlenbaum - .- -Chuck Keefer . .. ....Jerry Calabrese ...Margaret Swenseld . . ... ..David Lgndgren . ... .. ..Terri Mot . .. .Anno Hightower r ...IF NOTHING Right Angle NET sh There was a show on the Nationa Television network entitled American Dream Machine, whichi to a study of the purpose of i university. The principals Include businessmen, labor-leaders, 4 conservatives, moderates, lib radicals, with the ideological pre failing on the side of you know wl It seemed that the contention--c students present was that representative democracy had because the leaders of the conc terests In Washington had not resp great moral concern that so highi these progressive students. One '1 lamented thai the big-money bttys I control over us that poor, repress Cleaver did not receive as much pri as George Wallace in the last campaign.. Now, as a matter of tact, l'r Cleaver received plenty of cover press on the occasion of his effe protest through the means of rape a But. maybe Mr. Cleaver does not campaigns as well as he rapes ani Maybe he generates such little among the civilize d of this world not raise the necessary capital to p, political brawls. I'm sure Aeoi Rockwell had the sarne problem. At any rate, the discussion contil Washington, black, socially con~ tilliated with the Welfare Rights Org complained that American dem tailed because there were powerft work, depriving the people of their pointed out to her that one of Americans express their wills is lobby of their choce (AMA, N EA, One conservative student asked present why,.ifthpy were.such true E LS, WE H By DAN 'TROTTE COWumist I Education such thing the Great academic I was devoted credit on, he modern c~onservatis bd students, are many c, .Iergymen, Someone erals, and Rights Org kponderance Washingtor l- and powerf think that I if the leftist Interest as American Which Is fa IlIed, see, which, of ntrated In- professors By AN TroagandE hireCookureconer lad such morah sedn ed Edvotd reult ofnI hes oerng collegrvgti presudents,al retmny ca whryn omeone cptdrngcsoc a sh""""""""" 10.dandurder. run teletistnteeta ~nrtd inurdefeso. ntt he anolerygmpo yamtiated insopaped M hrrg Ckae conc ivtehr1 ned aEvdg reut ofr scerge f-caolege.ge presidental cren boys whoobmsata a are wn sure M recgto ageroug the hapetoh rnection brkn tt ethusefists As iA studn thbelcnvery < campur ~01 INK_ AVE CHARISMAW* umiversity R is as free speech, tolerance and reedom, were there no courses fOr say, free-market', economics or im, while on many campuses there Durses on revolution for the hell of it. did point out to her that the Welfare onization was itself a lobby. Miss repilled, yeah, but we aren't big ul like the AMA, which leads one to ,he WRO enerates about as much Eldridge Cleaver. a good question. The answer to course, is that conservative are most interested In imparting than disseminating tendentious4 m, while their leftist counterparts med chiefly with the ideological and lion of their nubile charges. The his successful sedition is that a 1eration of inteilectual and moral been produced, a good many of enrolled at Carolina. immers praised eche: mnt at Carolina, I feel that Athletics are tant to the University. Have you ever think that there are more of these ac-j football and basketball? I noticed that ni a few lines on Feb. S about the swim ay 'in Atlanta and Saturday here at as that because you had some extra lines ecock or was someone really interested? in the team practice two and three times I feel that they deserve just as much as -do the All-Americans and All players of the other Sports. Did you 'ar 'by word of mouth 3that a record was ie meet on Saturday? newspaper should inform the students of activities. Some of us care. ~I Ua~~*~**~ aCdcAraa.aes