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YOL. LXII - NO. 46 Universify of Soth Carolina. Columbia, S. C. 2926A Monday, Januar 1972 Op ap 0w 'Op art Tired of your same old door? A ninth floor resident of Bates House livened his up with a checkerboard pattern of Burger King stickers. His op artwork offers definite contrast in the hall. Yeugeny Yeutushenko to read own poetry tonight in Coliseum Yevgeny Yevtushenko will adAtssSre omte be presented in a poetry o h nvriyUin reading program tonight at rcpinfrUC :. and faculty will be held at 2: 30 CaroinaColseu, sonsred p.m. in the Russell House art by the Lectures Committeallery. Baker Sunda Open house i room was ransi Campus Polic the room was overturned, tha have suspects : Ginger Miles make about thii "We're sure, working on sec does," Ms. Mill Signs posted major incident When asked if Carolina campt said, "I think before we could Freshma investige Deborah A. Ehrhardt, freshman student from Cocc Beach, Florida, died aroun midnight Saturday. A friend who discovered M Ehrhardt still alive shorti before midnight in her room I McClintock dormitory fire called an ambulance and the the University infirmary. Police see. in camput BY KARIN BURCHSTEAD Staff Writer Campus police are looking fo witnesses to the Jan. 19 attack of student iguard in South Residene Hall lobby. Two Greenville men have bee arrested in connection with th assault on Jesse Monroe Carletor a graduate student in busines administration. Carleton told campus police tha Also appearing with Yes tushenko on the 8 p.rr program will be Jame Dickey, USC poet-in residence, who will introduc Yevtushenko, and Barry Boys an English actor-director whi reads translations of Yev tushenko's works. The performance at USC b' Yevtushenko is his first on tour of the United States whici hnds Feb. 18. Carolina Coliseum is th largest hall in which th Ru,sian poet will appear on hi! our, according to Doublerda in cider y open BY BETTY WOODRUFF Staff Writer it Baker dorm was temporarily cance icked Saturday night during open house :e chief M. D. Harrelson said, "we got a ransacked; clothes strewn over the f t sort of thing. It could have been a boy in mind." Baker residence director, said, "I ha incident. To me, it hardly seems worti everything will be alright next weekei irity measures to make sure nothing :s said. outside Baker read, "Open house can which will be explained in hall meeting this incident would affect the future of is, Dean of Dean of Residence Life Eli2 we'd have to have more evidence as I make any ruling affecting open house." n dies; Ltion begin a Persons who said the) a witnessed the arrival of the d ambulance, said the girl wa given oxygen and closed heari . massage, but attempts to y revive her failed. n Richland county coroner 4 Cecil Wilds said the cause of n death was ''still un determined." k witness assault two men, identified as Ernest D. Curry Jr., and Russell W. Perdue, r asked to use the phone in South i Residence Hall lobby at 12:25 a. a Wednesday. They were told the lobby was a closed to males after midnight. D According to Carleton, the men left, but they returned about a s minute later, at which time Curry rushed into the lobby and struck t Carleton on the left side of his face. . and Co.. which arranged the .tour. s Since Yevtushenko arrived .In the country last week for the e current tour, he has been appearing on national a television talk shows and .participating in other in terviews. , This Friday, as part of his a tour, Yevtushenko will par i ticipate In a program in the Felt Forum at New York's e Madison Square Garden along e with USC's Dickey, Nikki Giovanni, Stanley Kunitz and. Eugene McCarthy it halts house lied after a girl's hours. call last night that loor and drawers )r a girl, but we do ve no comment to i all the publicity. id and now we're happens before it celled because of S Monday night." open house on the abeth Clotworthy ,o what happened IS County physician Dr. Henry Hall, who performed the autopsy, said there were no signs of any outward Injury, however. The cause of death Is being Investigated. The body has been taken to the student's home In Cocoa Beach. George Key, director of campus security, said, "I have been ad vised that Carleton suffered a fracture which possibly might necessitate surgery. "We have informally been ad vised that there was a witness to this assault and would like to urge that individual to check with Capt. G. H. Lynch in our investigation division at the earliest possible date," Key said. Yetuhek