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FHE "PEOPLE PLEASERS"
Student a
hurts Cru
By REY JACKSON
Gamecock Staff Writer
Problems because of a lack of stt
being encountered by The Cruciblq
magazine's editor.
The Crucible, a literary magazint
poetry, fiction, essays, photograph
students. So far this year, accordi
putting in the time but the material
Last year The Crucible won fir
Columbia Scholastic Press Associal
awards was an increase in the f
production.
"Students are apathetic and ungi
by past Crucible staffs to build th<
today," Tiller said. Those capable
manuscripts and material to the (
"Literary conceit is a major c
overcome," Tiller said. "There are
on this campus, some of whom in thi
Crucible, who refuse to submit thi
after semester."
Despite advertising in The Gj
Calender and fliers in professor's b
of dismal," complains Tiller. The
tributed by graduate students and
added.
MERCHAl
association did not favor closing Gr
said he is in full support of closing G
would not be detrimental to Five
R. Hampton, manager of Hiller's
association said he has been and stil
"When the~y closed Green last yei
at Harden and Blossom," Hamptoi
would have a definate effect on busi
"GREEN IS the only thorough
Street between Blossom and Gerv
down on the traffic that would come
In related Green Street matters,
the Board of Trustees, was on car
closed Green Street a second night
that he fully favors the closing of G
The GAMECOCK is the student
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dent interest and involvement are
staff this year, according to the
published twice a year, consists of
y and art submitted by University
rig to editor Joe Tiller, the staff is
is just not there.
it place each semester from the
;ion. The result of these two major
inancial base for The Crucible's
rateful for the work that was done
! magazine up to the point it's at
of writing are not submitting their
,rucible, he added.
bstacle that the editors have to
some very good published writers
past have been affiliated with the
!ir work for publication semester
imecock, WUSC radio, Campus
Dxes, the turnout is "nothing short
amount of literature and art con
professors is also insignificant, he
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een Street, Miller said. Miller also
reen Street and that such 'a closing
Points business.
Hardware and ex-president of the
I is not in favor of a closing.
ir, it caused a big traffic jam down
i said. Hampton feels the closing
ness in Five Points area.
are (to Five Points) from Main
ais, and closing Green would cut
from downtown."
T. Eston Marchant, Chairman of
ipus Tuesday night when students
in a row, and told campus officials
reen Street.
ABA decision
due today
The Counsel of the Section of
Legal Education of the American
Bar Association concluded its
investigation into the USC Law
School controversy Friday In
Chicago.
According to staff director
Fredrick R. Franklin, the com
knittee will not make a formal
announcement but will send its
decision to either President
William H. Patterson or to Law
School Dean Robert W. Foster
today. Under ABA policies, the
communication will be sent to the
University and 'any resulting in
formation to be revealed is up to
the school.
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