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VOL. LXIII-No. 31 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Thursday. February 1. 1973 Minorit3 to be~es BY BLAI Gamecoc USC student-body pr delivered the annual "! address to the Student The speech covered s dent affairs and began what Spinazzolo felt the dent government had a Spinazzolo announce< collected nearly $30,001 year. He said a new minori cess of being establish( University. He said it w ity groups represented tion, a study is under sibilities of expanding newly organized Consu the regional campuses. Spinazzolo said the St impeded by the fact th on individual bases rat] jurisdiction. He then urged the S power to make non-aca ing the conduct of the sti dent Nixon, he said, expected to act respo responsibility," and urg a new policy involving allow the Student Judic Spinazzolo states f related problems on ca announcements of poss problems would be for that USC was the only < area in this state whicl staff to park free while e ously with rising parkir Mungot By AARON MEDLOCK Gamecock Staff Writer Michael J. Mungo, a member of USC's Board of Trustees, grew up during the post depression era. "My father died when I was ten or eleven. We were very poor," Mungo said. "I lived in Bethune, S. C., but finished my last two years of high school in Rock Hill. Oh hell, I worked my way through high school and college -- in those damn mills. But everybody did." In Rock Hill, Mungo worked as a radio announcer. Finishing high school in 1945, he entered the army for two years and then enrolled at USC. "When I got out of the service there was no housing anywhere in (council tablished CE LORICK k Staff Writer esident, David Spinazzolo, tate of the Government" Senate Wednesday night. everal major areas of stu with a brief rundown of traditional aspects of Stu ccomplished. I that Carolina Cares had ) in money and goods this ty council was in the pro d in conjunction with the Duld encompass all minor on this campus. In addi way to explore the pos the Carolina Hotline and mer Protection Bureau to ident Judiciary was being at cases were considered ier than blanket rules for enate to fully utilize its lemic regulations involv ident body. Quoting Presi "A person can only be nsibly if he in fact has ed the University to adopt visitation violations and iary to hear the cases. urther study of traffic mpus was in process and ible alternatives to these thcoming. He remarked :ampus in a metropolitan i allowed its faculty and. tudent are faced continu ig fees. 'eminisce the world. For about a month I slept on a used army cot in my brother's room at USC. I studied government and worked as a radio announcer for WKIC," Mungo said. DICKEY -- Warner Brothers is being sued over the music in "De live rance" Page 2. Student b the "State dent senal tells pe During his college years, Mungo and his brother did not have a home. "My mother stayed with sisters, so we really had no where BASKETBALL - Carolina defeats a strong Marshall team, 88-71, utilizing strong play from the guards. Page 9. C.E.: * -. dy president David Spinazzolo di of the government" address to tl e Wednesday night. rsonal phi to go. We stayed at the university 12 months a year. I guess that's why I'm so defensive and pro tective of the univer sity," Mungo said. "It was the only home I knew." BRUNTON -- Vice President for Business Affairs Harold Brunton examined the parking prob lems at USC. Page 3. TYeass T~ A. Price livers"" ^'' he stu losophy Mungo, 44, is an estab lished land developer and contractor with an annual income of more than a million dollars. He is married and has two sons. "I don't bull shit my kids. If either one had a problem, he'd call me right this minute," Mungo said. "1 don't think I'll ever grow old. I think it's sad when you grow old in spirit and in mind,'' Mungo said. Well-tanned and wearing moderately long hair, Mungo works out six days a week, lift's weights and runs two and a half miles a day. He enjoys fishing on the Santee-Cooper "even if the fish aren't biting," he said. "If you let your busi ness own you, you're a dead son of a bitch. (See MUNGO. Page 3)