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pil "it is a newspa the news,ar -Wilbur I Chicago Double We understand that in t] discipline regulations, G presidential counsel J. Fre privileges at USC. Buzhardt and four other Sept. 26 approximately 10 narcotics raid that netted According to regulatio campus in connectio: automatically loses his un student arrested in his roo dorm rights. We can surely understar tolerate drug use in uni student does away from t her own business. Bus: Harold Brunton hit the E informally to students at t1 rights of the student on a He noted that up until university told freshmar automobile on campus. Li would tell fraternities thei university supervision. H right to legislate in these If the university has no may or may not do on for instance)from where d university to take discipli who gets into legal problei By taking away dorm student to the wrath of which. may expel him fr< warrants such action, the of discriminatory bur( jeopardy. Not only are c campus for drug violatioi the county court system ( they also face possible ex harrassed in the process < The Gamecock will < several inmates at the Ce who are attending classe a disheartening perversic lean over backwards to under the burden of the ci education, and at the a burden those who have criminal process. Beg Yoi In our Oct. 11 issue we the Cash) in which we usually budgets $50 for which is included meals I persons so that they r gravy."~ Mary Moody, vice pre: has told us that this is n< that to her knowledge on union members "Eat out body. On that occassion, Series Committee and committee took Anthony the Top Of Carolina resta We were mistaken to ir their members to dine at the error. rion >er's duty to print id raise hell." F. Storey, Tribune Trouble ,e course of established USC eorge S. Buzhardt, son of d Buzhardt, has- lost his dorm USC students were arrested miles away from campus in a 20 pounds of marijuana. ns, a student arrested off ,i with drug violations, iversity housing. Likewise a m for a drug violation forfeits id the university's inability to versity housing, but what a he campus environs is his or ness Affairs Vice President ;pot last week when talking ie Golden Spur concerning the ind off campus. I a couple of years ago the i that they couldn't bring an kewise, he said the university ' had to live on campus under [is point was that USC has no areas. right to tell a student what he a city street (drive a car oes the logic come that allows nary action against a student ns away from the campus? privileges and subjecting the the disciplinary committee, im school if it feels the offense university puts the worst kind len on the student-double ,tudents who are arrested off is subjected to thedisciplineof as they rightly should be), but pulsion from school and are >f loosing their living quarters. :arry a story Thursday about ntral Correctional Institution at USC toward degrees. It is n of policy for an institution to llow those in society who are 'iminal process to furthertheir ame time hasten to further stumbled carelessly into that -PET ir Pardon carried an editorial (Watcl said "the university unior the meal of their speakers ir or a couple of union committe4 night also share the studen 1ident for finance of the union it union policy any longer, anc mnly one occassion last year di( at the expense of the studenl Greg Jackson of the Artists four other members of thal Zerbe, a speaker, to lunch al urant. The bill was $10. nply that the union now allows the student expne andl regrel Med Center I To The Editer: Your totally unauthorized publication of Student Health Center Memorandum no. 476-2011, dated 1 October, 1973, has been brought to my belated attention, and I am truly shocked, indeed appalled at your journalistic irresponsibility and, worse, meretricious distortions! To make one thing perfectly clear, I am in the process of seeking legal redress through the courts, for the following reasons: 1. Memorandum Number 476 2011, dated 8 October 1973, as above, is unmistakably printed on red stock with the plainly legible stamp, (one inch block letters!) "TOP SECRET". 2. Said memorandum was Hope's Bo BY HARRY HOPE Associate Editor A review of books which have been dropped off by the U.S. Postal Service along with the letter bombs: The Wit and Wisdom of Paul Dietzel, by Oral Roberts (Fellowship of Christian Athletes Publishing Co.) - this little gem is chock full of all of Paul's famous sayings, his sparkling wit, and his favorite pre-game warm-up prayers. You'll laugh as you read such warm anecdotes as "Dietzel walked up to the sombre president of the University, reached out and tickled Jones under the chins. Jones smiled, Dietzel smiled, and everybody else in the room threw up." Roberts also included the famous "Sideburns Incident," when the former LSU coach, at tending to his daily duty of measuring his players' sideburns, found one of tackle's sideburns to be a sixteenth of an inch too long. He promptly dismissed the player from the team and ordered three linemen to rope and dry-shave the rebellious player. There is also a collection of Dietzel's favorite Bible verses, including "Jesus wept" and "I am the Lord, thy RIN Wedne Octol Factory ring rep samples and tok QuaIific< UUSC BO( )irector Upst forcibly removed from a padlocked attache case, securely chained to the wrist of our official courier, (Officer E. Z. Smith), who was brutrally assaulted on 2 October 1973 by "several" assailants, and (tentatively identified as "four females and one male,") rendered senseless while on his appointed route to the Roundhouse. 3. Publication of the overall content is of little consequence since the material contained therein is admittedly routine, but I must protest the total distortion of the key paragraph referring to dispostion of certain biological speciments. This paragraph was specifically direct to Mr. David Huffstettler, with regard to the electrolytic preparations provided the football squad during water ok Of The' God; thou shalt have no other gods before me." This is. surely a thrilling inspiration f or the whole family. God's Asshole Buddy, a book of poetry by Robert Alexander, dean of student activities (Boredom House) - Alexander's poetry, which he carefully ripped-off from bathroom walls about the campus, is probably the start of a new movement in American literature neo-boredom. A good example of Alexander's work is this short poem called "What I Hear You Saying..." - "Bleh, blah, blah, blah, blah, yeeeeccch." A splendid example of Alexander's lyric tone. This book is highly recommended for those interested in groupthink. Crash, Wham, Bang, Shoot Kill Plunder and Pillage: Be A Man James Dickey's newest publication. It is not a novel, not poetry, not essays, but more like Marcus Aurelius' Mediations. This book is a fine medium for Dickey's rambnling, trite, machismo literary style. And Dickey fans might like to know that he is hard at work on another, autobiographical in nature, called My Ernest Hemingway Verility Hangup. G DA ~sday and Thur mer 17th and 1 resent atives will b( e your order for sei itions are 75 hours and a GPR of 2.0. CAMF )KSTC 3ges Memo breaks: at no time was "beer" mentioned in this particular paragraph and your total distor tion is appalling! For the above reasons, it is my intention to follow this matter through the courts, calling down the renowned wrath of Judge Cassidy should this prove necessary but, short of such an extreme measure, to lay what painful redress may be indicated to the able and steady gun-hand of Sheriff Alexander! I 'regret that such punitive action must be taken, but, at this point in time, a firm position must be established, image-wise, to be meaningful and relevant in our crime-ridden society. Isao Hirata, Jr., M.D. Director Year Club To Build to the Sky, is a technical book for corporate builders written by vice-president for business affairs Harold Brunton and published by Lyles, Bisset, Carlysle and Wolff. In a cloud of well-meaning, Brunton explains the finer points of replacing grass and trees with concrete and steel. There is also a section on slumlording and general destruction. This book has been for the Dow Jones Napalm Book Award. Successful Bungling for Fun and Profit, compiled by the USC Student Government Association (Slipshod Publications, Inc.) Directed toward administrators of student governments in American colleges, this practical little books explains the proper techniques of holding office and looking busy while actually not doing anything at all. The book features a forword by SGA President Rita McKinney. I Was A Teenage Werewolf, by Mike Grier. A thrilling story of love, sex, and death by USC's bellved ombudsman. Truth is stranger than fiction. The Cow, compiled by the USC Interfraternity Council. A nostalgic look at the USC Homecoming Queen contest. S sday 8th here to show iior class rings. on record 'US )RE