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Studei The judicial branch rather than the executive branch of govern ment should interpret and clarify tinitrust laws concerning conglomerate mergers, according to an article in the South Carolina Law Review published this month. The Law Review, published by the USC LaW Center, includes an article on "Reciprocity and Economic Concentration Aspects of the ITT Mergers--Should the Government Have Settled?" The article, by USC law student Marion Hughes, discusses the 1971 settlement in which ITT entered into three consent decrees with the Tke 8tck Tit 0 -OME TO THE BACKPACKER COLUMBIA'S ONLY COMPLETE OUTFIT1 AI,M.IITE PRODUCTS IHE NORIII FACE ALPINE DESIGNS AN SPORT INIVERSAL ASOUE FOOTGEAR DUNHAM FOOTGEAR CAMP 7 ICH MOOR FREEZE DRY FOODS MOUNTAIN HOUSE FREEZE DRY FOOD: TEA KETTLE FREEZE DRY FOODS URFKA TENTS OOL RICH CLOTHES 962 HARDEN STREET MON.-FRI. 11 a.m.-.-:30 p.m. SA T. 10--6 SLEEP NG SAGS .. . .. .. e0000000000 0 0 o LOO 0 0 *eI 0 *e 0 0 e 0 0... .. ....... e s e t Has Art Justice Department to prevent an appeal. The settlement, Hughes ex plains, created much controversy because many people believed the government could have won the -ases on appeal to the Supreme (ourt. IHughes notes that whether the Vovernment would have won in Association Sets Talk unewiag UNLes speciat Pt.q 4 ul lig stja$ Ca g aad gur date' e pagat &eWitrFe Fidag. Ie Swe b .' Dece&i at Eigkt O'cbek cases cetusau . ~O e q /se Wha Sahe 17 Floundr $1.7 Be T pCS1.75 S CNES* Waiter and WaitrO*@OO**@essWn ide Printei appeal, the ITT situation called for an elaboration by the Supreme Court upon the law affecting all future conglomerate mergers. Calling the law on conglomerate tIergers "anything but clear,' 1lughes says before businessmen can bring their activities within the boundaries of the law, those boundaries must be well-defined. The USC John C. Calhoun Student Association will present an address by Dr. M. E. Bradford of the University of Dallas at 8 p.m. tonight at Rutledge Chapel. Dr. Bradford is an eminent awu Cemune refiNa MM/ vWHY DRIVE IN CIRCLFS? COME TO COLUMBIA'S NEWEST BACKPACKING. CAMPING AND HIKING STORE TO COMPARE THE MAJOR BRAND OF EQUIPMENT. OPTIMUS STOVES SVLA STOVES PRIMUS STOVES USGS MAPS COOKING KITS DOWN CLOT itS RAIN Gl- Ai C. PACKS & FRAMFS GOOSL DOWN BAGS LUCK DOWN BAGS FIBERFILL i BAGS TECHNICAL GEAR GENERAL SUPLIES TGEAR . GENERAL GEAR CNTS... 'new (at RATON iBIA INN sf the. 'ffr&4ippr 0m (h 'ohsuum ' yi Special 00 In Law R hughes says that perhaps Congress should consider the ui tailment of the Justice e)epartment's power to enter into consent decrees and thereby force such matters to be settled in the courts which are the proper ar biters of legal questions. Other articles in the Law Review issue, which was dedicated to the Southern Man of Letters, an authority on Faulkner, and a respected scholar of Southern regionalism. He is the author of numerous articles and reviews in such outstanding periodicals as the Sewanee Review, the University Mental Health The USC Mental Health Association will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Russell House room 312. The meeting will be to discuss "Operation Santa Claus," a ~i Campus TODAY Psychology Graduate Colloquium, Dr. Ralph N. Haber, professor of psychology, visual science and education at the University of Rochester, will speak Dn "Can We Shift Our Attention Without Shifting Our Eyes," New Business Administration Auditorium, 4 p.m. Engineering Seminar, Dr. Arrigo Addamiano, physicist with the Naval Research Laboratory will speak on "Silicon Carbine Light Emitting Diodes andiRelated Topics," Engineering Building 103, 3:30 p.m. Film, "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex," Russell House Theatre, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Admission $1. University Union Chess Tour narent begins. Campus Crusade for Christ, Currell 205, 8-10 p.m. Table for French Conversation, Capstone, 11 a.m. Physics Colloquium on "Some Sound Demonstrations," Physical Science Center 509, 4 p.m. FRIDAY Last Day to sign up for University Union Bowling Tour nanment, in Russell House 204. The tournament will be held Dec. 4-5 at Star Lanes Bowling Center. Film, "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex," Russell House Theatre, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Admission $1. Deadline for entries in the University Union Photography Contest and exhibit, bring entries to Russell House 204. HELPVH NiG eview !t(' James F. Byrnes, include v morials to Byrnes by Supreme { urt Justice Warren E. Burger, .li'ge Donald S.: Russell of the !urth Circuit Court of Appeals 16i lormer USC law school Dean Mcc.rFiM F Air Foirce and Naval ROTC units will sponsor a Red Cross blood drive from 1 to 7 p.m. Dec. 4. Bookman, Triumph, Modern Age and the National Review. Dr. Bradford's t9pic will be "The Continuing Need for Sectionalism: Notes on The Southern Tradition at Bay". Group Meets program the association is un dertaking to collect and distribute gifts to patients at the state hospital. Interested people can call 254 4188 for details. :alendar SATURDAY Basketball Game, USC vs. Toledo, Coliseum, 8:10 p.m. Holiday Creations Workshop, sponsored by the Division of Educational Services, taught by horticulturist Grady Wright, Capstone Campus Room, tuition charged, for further information call 2589. Film, "Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex," Russell House Theatre, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Admission $1. Wrestling Match, USC vs. Furman University at Furman, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY University Worship, 728 Pickens St., 11 a.m.; coffee and con versation at 10:30 a.m. Marriage Inquiry, sponsored by the USC chaplains for students considering marriage, Presbyterian Student Center, 7 p.m. Rugby Game, USC vs. Atlanta Renegades, Intramural fields A and B, 1:30 p.m. University Forum, "Reforming South Carolina's Penal System" with Director of the S.C. Department of Corrections, William Leeke, andl members of the USC Department of Criminal Justice, College of Journalism SCETV production, ETV, 4:30 p.m. USC Concert Choir Christmas Concert, First Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Film, "Gertrud," Russell House Theatre, 7 and 9:30 p.m. ANTED HTS ollege Street