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VOL. LXVI NO. 23 ;' University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1975
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ItailHHM'K Mall
Saturday, the (
lor the 73rd time
Prior to 1960, a
which was play*
the South Carolii
Throughout th<
game that would
I'irtliic" rv f
i initio wi uit aiai
In 1959, Clems
year so it did no
Thursday" u.m
the contest was
teams have met
nating sites for t
SGA pa
apprcn
SpCUKt
By STEVE VALI
Gamecock Staff 1
A bill that w
finance a Speakei
Duroose of obtai
national proi
unanimously a]
student senate'
mittee Tuesday.
The bill would
member bureau,
be appointed by
president and t
pointed by the sti
committee appn
$13,000 budget fo
THE FULL sti
expected to vote
nesday night.
i ...i J i
uuicau wuuiu uu
speakex"s for the
The speakers
considered inclu
Ky, F. Lee Ba
Daniken and pre
of both the 1
Democratic part
Money for the
from SGA fundi
SGA Treasurer
SGA has a su
$30,000. SGA rec
of the funds from
fees each year,
increase in the ni
this year, SG
proximately $1S
they received la<
SGA President
was better to sp<
something that
knn/.r:?
uiriiciu uh; oiuuc
not spend it. Ap
of the activities
pays goes to SG,
ACCORDING
Student Activi
Alexander, any nr
student 01
automatically g<
Student Allocat
(SAC) residual
Please See SPEA
.
TOURS!
IMMUIll
Writer
'arolina football team will take
since the classic contest l>eg
week of festivities preceede<
;d on "Big Thursday" in conj
la State Fair.
i state, loyal fans would pre|
I either give them title to th
i?i. :?i ?1 .i iii
ic vii itrttvc mem wailing until
;on did not want to play in Coli
t renew its contract. After ll
; which ('leinsoii wo
ph.veU on Saturday. Since 1
on the last Saturday of the s
he home team each year.
*4. .a. JL ?.v |gl
;rs bill 1H
c
Writer
HH
ould create and
rs Bureau, for the
ning speakers of ?r
ninence, was ^
pproved by the
s Finance Cornestablish
a sevenr:
i i. H
iivc iiiciiiucia iu
the student body B
wo members ap~ B
ident senate. The BHB
oved a tentative , B
r the bureau. .. ||
ilHant conato moo H
MUV lit *JV ft a 14 tv TV O O .-1
i on the bill Wed- t JH
If approved, the
gin programming gfl
spring semester.
that are being "H
des Nguyen Cao JgrauH
t r*Li -?- *?
uiey, tncn von
eminent members jspJlJ gS
Republican and 11
bureau will come jfl
>. According to Hmfflgi
Paul Dominick, Wffjjj
rplus of around SBH M
:eives 11 per cent
student activities
uttauac ui HJC
limber of students '/ 'rflB
rA received ap- y
?,000 more than
U year. .'jEsH
Steve Hill said it
?nd the money on ICE
would dire
ct1y
nts, rather than mfpCaPl
proximately $1.W)
fee each student
TO Dean for ties
Robert E. Betid
loney not spent by
'ganizations
oes back to the The sqt
ion Commission's creatur
account. The month-?
kers. Page Two nearest
A -w T
JAY
The day's been c\
> i*w w
TIIK FOLLOWING exceri
( ;imprnrk hiohlioht enmnn
up to "Big Thursday:"
>on.CIemson ...In 1896, the South Car
(ail in 1896. requiring by law that the U
j the game. Clemson College play each
unction with ,4Big Thursday." The law
Carolina and Clemson to pi
pare for the specifying a date,
e "bragging ...In 1902 Carolina pulled
1 next year." After the game, Carolina fai
umbia every Gamecock flawing a ' 'eedii
lie last "Big incident fired the tem|)ers c
n l>\ 27-0, !hecadets armed with rifles,
9i>2, the two Sumter Street entrance.
oQCAn aHo??. ? a: ?? ?
i.iuuii, unci ii* i ihc. iiiudiiiiiiii. I iiiiior
the campus and Carolina
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11 . . i??m*co<K Stall
r luck next time
<1 a 4 l ? i a
itirrei won mis rouna in ine gam
e. After a long chase around th<
old Troy Wright pursued the smal
tree. Troy is the son of Mr. and M
langed but the
3t, taken from bid issues of The \
f the aspects of the week leading \
olina legislature passed a hill s
? a # n a ^
niversiiy 01 soum Carolina and
other in a game of football on
was later changed, requiring
lay football each year, but not
a 12-6 upset over the Tigers,
us paraded a transparency of a t
lg tiger down Main Street. The 2
if the subdued Clemsonites and t
and bayonets marched on USC's t
s
s o! the march had spread over
mean had rounded shotguns,
" i SA(
lOyP for:
py nan^inn
pansion, th
money/' h
paid for in
the past y
USC HA!
wise said
equipment
> can budget
When H
HuMpI better idei
KS3k niture froi
photo by Jim Tnmw furniture
from unusc
the end of t
e of kid versus amounted i
k Horseshoe, 18- "The Uni
II animal to the pay for Rui
rs. Don Wright, possibility
- **** i ?f y * ' ' t ' w
spirit remains thi
>istols and any other weapon at hand. 1
ersation is recorded as having occurred I
I. Kion McKissick, later USC president a
lenior:
"Mr. McKissick, are you armed?"
"I have a pistol, sir."
"How many rounds of ammunition?"
"Eight, sir."
"Mr. McKissick, make every shot com
THE ANGERED Clemson ranks close
>rick wall of the USC campus to bar battl
2-year-old assistant Carolina coach, pr
>loodshed by climbing on the wall and try
he cadets. Krason did not work. Ben
ettle the issue by personally fighting any r
I*lease See BIG THUK
P 1
^ iunas to pa
furnishings
uissell Hons
AN M XNSFIKI I)
k Stafl Writer
mately $75,000 has been allocated
Commission (SAC) to pay for fui
Russell House, expected to open in
cated the furniture funds Oct. 28 at
When plans were drawn up for the
three years ago, USC expected to
3ut recent state-ordered budget ci
from increased enrollment, accordir
a USC financial official.
iversity was in pretty good (economi<
led to undertake the building proje<
' budgeted $4.2-million to pay for R
. - * T? * ! ' ' '
te university warned to get "the mosi
ie said. The cost of furniture was a
i current funds, which was great!
ear Wise said.
S projected the cost of furniture woi
USC has a $50,000 line-item ap
in thp RiikspII Haiico annov llo cow
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$25,000 of the line-item fund for furnil
ussell House nears completion, U!
i of how much money can be apprc
m the fund, he explained. The I
te total $50,000 if no additional costs
>us? construction, Wise said.
ig to Robert K. Todd, director of the
ost for the furniture will be $95,930.
contracting furniture distributors. H<
furniture would not greatly differ fro
SSELL House furnishings include: 1,C
t tables, lounge furniture, five bill
tar r>nnfnrAn/tA_>>/u\m I * .??
vi vviuvi viiwi uuili lUllllllUC.
nmittee (SAC) made a wise decisior
re funds," said Paul Dominick, SAC
will be of great benefit to the studen
ur decision."
uuugeiea 10 $3Y,buu in immediate all
SAC expects to pay the rest of the
id student organization funds that r<
he fiscal year. Last year unused org
to $147,000.
versity had no other place to go" in 1
ssell House furniture, Dominick saici
for SAC to furnish any other buildii
< 994*9$ ,, 4 4 t < % 11 i 94 t* t* t'4i4 4 % 1 1 * 4 < t r1 t >
e same
lie following cont>etween
freshman
ind an unidentified
J
')
nt."
d within only the
e. Christie Benet,
obably prevented
ing to reason with
let then offered to
nan selected from
SDAY, Page Four
ly
e
;
by the Student
-nishings in the ?
April.
the University's
i Russell House
i>av for the fur
uts have offset v
ig to George R.
c) shape when it
:t," Wise said.
ussell House ext
building for its
nticipated to be
ly decreased in
/
lid $100,000.
propriation tor
3 the University
ture.
SC will have a
b . 1 # ? y
>priatea toriur- [
Jniversity may
develop in the
f
Russell House,
Todd is in the
?said the actual
m his estimate.
160 stack chairs,
ard tables and
1" in approving
chairman. The
ts, this was the
ocations for the
ir commitment
;turn to SAC at ^
anization funds
finding funds to
I. "There is no
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