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Decision From Page One sure before he stated cam paigning." Other students felt Ravenel knew all along he was ineligble but tryed to "pull the wool" over many South Carolinaians eyes. Junior Ben Cliatt said he felt the ruling could become a civil rights issue. "I think if the suit gets to the Federal Courts in time it may be ruled unconstitutional." Cliatt also saw other aspects to the ruling. "Maybe it's a good thing. He could run against Strom Thurmond in 1976 for the Senate; He could probably beat Thurmond and for that reason Thurmond would probably like to see him get elected governor." Dr. M.G. Abernathy, professor of GAME The Gamecock is the official stu of South Carolina and is publishe Thursdays. during the .fall and s; during the summer by the USC I munications. Opinions expressed in The Gameco those of the University of South ( Change of address forms, sul correspondence should be sent to Columbia, 29208. Subscription rat4 the summer sessions. Second class postage paid at C Although The Gamecock is,, of the University of South 4 publicatiomof the Universil herein do not necessaril: University, the student body Gamecock. SHOE! Save 30/o on brok< 61 styles of platfo marshmellows....... El Padrino platfoi regular $18.95 an both now only $ High and low qua by Verde regular $22.95 n< 1221 ManSt. (Next ti S.C.'s Lemasi sal.the. leaves stu Government and International Studies, was more pessimistic, saying, "It doesn't look promising." A decision by the Federal Court in a similar case in New Hampshire on Oct. 9, 1973 ruled in favor of the residency laws. This, said Abernathy, might set a precedent. Another student saw the decision, "as a slap in the face of South .Carolinians. But we the people will not turn the other cheek," he said, pointing to the petition desk. "The principle of our govern ment is to be by the people," said junior Stephen Luck. "He is ob viously the most popular man 4COCKI dent newspaper of the University I twice weekly, on Mondays and ring semester and once a week Board of Publications and com ck are those of the editors and not larolina. )scription requests and other The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC, .s are $3 per semester and $2 for ilumbia, S.C. a publication of the students ,arolina it is not an official .y. The opinions expressed y represent those of the or all staff members of The SALE -n sizes. 30% on rms and 7m sandals d $19.95 11.95..... rter Wallabees )w only $13.95. I ooln Theateri Ihigh style sportswear lents disc< running and shouu be given the opportunity to run. I think these guys pushing the suit are just sore losers," said Luck. One out-of-state student, while sympathetic to Ravenel's plight, said he was thoroughly disgusted with people shoving petitions in his face. "I can even sign the thing legally," said the student, "Yet I have had those things pushed in my face three times today." Psycho log By PATTY SMITH Gamecock Staff Writer One of the most extensive sex reasearch projects to date is now being conducted by two resear :'hers associated with thb USC psychology department. Professor Peter Kimann and graduate student Wayne Sotile, are administering an exhaustive questionnaire which deals with bman sexual attitudes and behavior, as well as extramarital sexual behavior. "Most of the past sex studies bave all but overlooked- ex tramarital sex, being content with simply noting the frequency with which it occurs. To my knowledge, Thursday, Octobei Capstone Cafeteru. 5 :00pm-6 :30pm *DOOR PRIZES* *GOOD FOOD* *THE LA TEST IA FALL APPARS. fashions by DA VISON'S ntented Many students speculate the Republicans would win the gubernatorial election because Democrats may stay away from the polls in disgust over the whole matter. Freshman Allen Silver took a brighter view, However, saying, "I don't like it but I think it will be corrected because the young people really support him. I sure hope he gets elected." Rts study sex no study has ever attempted to delineate the causes, effects, and attitudes towards extramarital I sexual behavior to the extent that we are attempting to do in our, study," said Kilmann. Kilmann and Sotile are trying to find causes and effects for ex tramarital sex but say everything is mere speculation at this point. Boluntters are strongly needed a as 95 per cent of the questionnaires q have been answered by unmarried people. "The information that we have n gotten thus far has been very a valuable, and we thank those P persons who have been kind M enough to take 'the time to par- h ticipate. But at the present time we r CA PS TONE'S ,-3,o 1974 141 ..... CHARLES RAVENEL ...ousted from race ual habits ire in dire need of more married ;ubjects. We would greatly ap ,reciate the cooperation of any married, divorced, separated, or ,vidowed person who is willing to give up an hour of their time for the purpose of furthering scientific cnowledge in the area fo human ;exual behavior," said Kilmann. The questionnaire consists of pproximately 100 multiple choice uestions. Kilmann and Sotile stress the eed for more information. An dministration session open to any erson who is currently married or ho has ever been married will be eld on Thursday at 4:30 p.m., in >om 405 of the Barnwell. [I. I