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McKendree Spring
New USC ticket di*stri6butio
rules clarified for students
Ticket distribution has been misunderstood by many students,
according to Clint Sloan, chairman of the SGA Athletic Com
m Ittee.
Sloan said many students were using one set of fee receipts to
get Into the Coliseum and another set to pick up tickets.
''If a guy comes In with a senior receipt, a sophomore receipt
and two datebooks, he can't pick up four senior tickets,'' he said.
Students must pick up tickets with the receipt he uses to get
into the Coliseum. If he doesn't have the fee receipts In the same
class, he must pick up tickets In the lowest class line, Sloan said.
He stressed students must still have an ID to get Into the stadium.
The reasons for the clarification of the rules Is the Oct. 18,
Clemson ticket pick up. Sloan said many students d.dn't real!ze
that even though the game is In November, tickets are to be
picked up this Monday. He also said many students didn't know
that the game Is scheduled for Nov. 27, the middle of the
Thanksgiving break.
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BY BOB CRAFT
Features Editor
McKendree Spring will be at
Carolina Stadium Friday to
highlight "Cockfest 71."
Cockfest begins at 7 p.m. with
the USC band and speeches by
University officials including Dr.
Thomas F. Jones, president and
Athletic Director Paul Dietzel.
There also will be skits by
fraternities and sororities based on
the theme "The Birth of the
Gamecock."
After the skits and speeches
there will be a 30-minute fireworks
display. This is a $1,200 45-minute
show that has been compressed
into a half hour. The fireworks are
scheduled to begin at 8:30.
Then McKendree Spring. The
group is composed of a lead guitar,
bass, acoustic guitar and electric
violin and viola.
18 students o
USC Medita
By CARPENTER KING
Staff Writer
"Meditation is not free
association," said Kelly Hamm,
president of the newly formed
chapter of the Student In
ternational Meditation Society
(SIMS) at USC.
"It helps you to cope with life
better, because meditation
releases the stresses and tensions
in your body and helps you to think
on a deeper level," she said.
Miss Hamm is speaking for a
group of 18 students who have
dedicated themselves to Tran
scendental Meditation as a way of
personal integration, or fullment.
They plan to practice meditation
and meet weekly to aid each other
and meditate.
After hearing Eric Dahl of SIMS,
Miss Hamm And her group became
interested and decided to band
together and learn more.
"I get a good feeling inside from
meditation," Miss Hamm said.
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est '71
Mike Dreyfess, the violinist,
does things with his instrument
the way Hendrix used his guitar in
the "Star Spangled Banner." He
has been described as exciting as
Ian Anderson the flutist with
Jet hro Tull. One of their numbers,
"God Bless the Conspiracy," is a
15-minute Dreyfuss number which
simulates war with the sound of
airplanes dropping bombs and the
firing of guns.
McKendree Spring has been said
to have "the ability to recreate
music not just do it over."
Cockfest is this Friday at
Carolina Stadium. It costs $1 and
though it starts at 7 p.m., ad
mission will continue until 9 p.m.
with a live concert by a group that
has performed for Carolina
students, fireworks and skits, how
can you lose?
eganize, join
Ion Society
"It's like when you're at peace
with yourself, you're at peace with
ot hers."
Descriptions of meditation vary.
They are all vague and mystical
and meditators agree it's a per
sonal experience that can't really
be explained.
You meditate twice a day ideally
by finding a relaxed position and
repeating over and over in your
mind a mantra. This mantra is a
group of sounds which channel
your mind toward its own ultimate
inner resources.
"The effect is cumulative, but
right away you begin to feel bet
ter," Miss Hamm said.
The final goal of meditation is
the mastery and use of the full
mind. It is not a religion or
philosophy so much as a concrete
method for achieving this goal.
Interested parties should call
Miss Hamm at 4374 and plan to
attend Dahl's next lecture near the
end of October.
Send her a
Carolina tradition...
a fresh Carolina mum
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SnO clevine
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Call 254-8105