Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Summit conference University of South Carolina President William H. Patterson, left, talks with Clemson University President Robert C. Edwards at a meeting last week in Columbia in which USC and Clemson academic and administrative personnel discussed areas of mutual concern and interest. Gov. John C. West opened the day-long session. GAME)CCK The Gamecock Is the official stadeut ewspaper of the UniversIy of South Caroina and Is puaished twice weekly, m Mondays and Thursdays. dering the fall and spring semester and once a week dring the summer by the USC Board of Pubscatlons and con mmadeatios. Opiins expressed is The Gamecock are these of th editors mod mt these of the Uaiversity of South CaroMpa. Change of -address forms. subscripties. requests and other .eerrespmdeace should be set to The Gameceek. Drawer A. USC. Columbia. 9S. SubserfptIs rates are 83 per semester and $2 for the sumser sessions. . MAURO'SA RN'Shells and pizza are made i resh right before your eyes... - Orders to go Pizza sold by slices tool tOpen 7 days a week 11 am. to mingt252-3934 I631_Main St. _across from Burney Dorm1 THE WORLD OF TURQUOISE & iMPORTS -BOARDWALK PLAZA GRAND OPENING SALE glassware-hand carved wood Indian jewelry-chess sets leather handbags. Mon-Wed and Sat 1 0-6 Thurs ? Fri 10-.9 Award-wim Pulitzer Prize-winning polnca correspondent David S. Broder will speak to students, alumni and faculty of the USC College of Journalism, Friday Oct. 11. Broder, a columnist for The Washington Post, was rated as America's most respected political reporter in an American University survey of 100 leading political journalists in 1972. He will speak at 2 p.m. in the USC Law Center Auditorium. He received the Pulitzer in 1073 for "distinguished commentary."' Border's address is being given as Dart of special homecoming weekend activities planned by the College of Journalism, which in cludes panel discussions, a bar becue-dance and a talk by current communication practitioners and faculty on "What's Ahead for NK;f ...... .. Use your con venient LOURIE'E "GAMECOCK" CHARGE AC COUNT. If you do not have one, easily open one tod ay by presenting your student I.D. card to our credit of fice, Downtown. DOWTOWNat OU8 uing journal Newspapers, Broadcasting and Advertising." Broder joined the national reporting staff of The Washington Post in 1966, and prior to that time, he cove-ed politics for The New York Times. The Washington Star and The Coveressional Quarterly. Although primarily interested in reporting the on-going political scene, his twice weekly syndicated column covers an even broader aspect of American life. He has covered every national campaign and convention since 1936, traveling up to 100,000 niles a year to interview the voters and report the candidates. Among his recent journalistic honors is the 1970 Sigma Delta Chi award for leading The Washington Post's coverage of the mid-term campaign. rcrew SWI by ~8 Casua famou~ shetla Alan I with s -- A can Fall Alan sweat sweat ina . .exclu Alan1 Is sus with shouli - look I a wIid Park 2 hours Fl in the Munic DOWNTOWN & DUTCH SQUARE EN FRiDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. - OTNE DJ *X:9.M X ist to speak DAVIDS.BRODER ...to visit USC neck aater AADE IN ENGLAND I good looks ... the is Radley crew-neck nd made in England by 3aine. Fully fashioned mart saddle shoulder. ipus favorite in warm, colors and heather s. Paine's turtle-neck er is truly a great er. Fully fashioned of. er cent pure lambswool handsome range of live colors. Paine's V-neck pullover premely comfortable authentic saddle tier. This great classic s of pure lambswool in te range of colors. lEE (with any transaction) ipal Parking Building. AYS 'TIL 6 P.M. - SATUnAY TI 6 P.M.