Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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62 candii Eled By Dr. Raymond 'Editor's* note: E .professor of presi ^ment of Governnn The quadrennia This time it is m bicentennial. It s olnpfinn nf 107C celebrate the occa state of the union the selection of a | our third centurj better way is the: revivifying our tn enacting the histoi a free (if fraction, people selecting t approximation of Pat Moynihan fi aren't too many d< the U.S. is surely N going concern. Certainly the 1< one, aunougn me < will not be a great we have an unn seeking to succee with less than a removed himself legacy of the firsl office and a vice-p of-state just in tim succceeded by a m link to Congress, "veto-enest" presi enough, we have former movie stai sitting President's nomination and Teddy Kennedy, i The Gain Student i very imp To the Editor: In refutation letter, printed in issue of The Gan Sir, the ultima tellectual initiatn himself. You allege tha has made ?uperi improvements. F suggest that qualities as "moti and responsibilit Let us then diffe USC and a verital school such as t Chicago. The salient difl Chicago and C? students and f; ec? 41 Mttiia UIIC ui uie the world. Consi Hpsm nnH thp m fftAm. AKjWX a //OUJ'O YOOK F/A -/AXr S&XtCHV 60 f rfoue#7lVi Wv'AWWWWW A\\Wv dates file Hon ho A. Moore Jr. Raymond A. Moore dential studies in the De ent and International Sti 1 madness is upon us a ultiplied by the hoopla c ill adds up to the preside n is prooaoiy apt tha sion with a referendum c after two hundred year: president who will lead u ' of national life. For re to honor the republic editions and institutions t ic, but still splendid, drai ally indifferent and turne heir own governors by t the democratic method equently reminds us, iti 1 ? cinwu atica icu uicae uay one of the few left thai )76 election will be a his :hances are pretty good t one. It will be historic be< elected incumbent Pres d himself, an un-elected half term's service whc from the race, and the r L president to resign froi resident who jumped the e to avoid indictment an< tan appointed to be an am but who instead becam ident in memory. If that: the curious spectacle r being the chief threat t > hopes of getting his ps a dead President's brc in the position of a man lecock stude input such1 the n ortant Resu] of int of Tim Beall's Cor the January 22 and r lecock. natio te source of in- curri< 'e is the student to the curri< t this university much icial intellectual a &ub. urthermore, you on,y such nebulous deed? vation, initiative, Sin< y" are needed. ?Pted rentiate between educ ble "intellectual" En8**< he University of am P1 quite ferences between caPa^ arolina are the In acuity. Chicago wher< hAKf in be fo jquently, it may sittin< n ct cnnorlntivp ic' Ooyf ///?* 'Sir T&W4fOJT 7l>*A/, Z/ATou 7&/./H* /Hour/ .... .Ill AV\\^\\\\\^\\\\\^\^^\vW\\\, opla e: isn't run Even th ls f Hubert ] !5? declared ld!es- distinciti i" ^ct " politiciai B"tial The best lt for light] ,n ablest R< s Rockefel s 'J110 have the wuhat hell. Oi than Muskie >y re" pfilihpr may be d ?fP Democr; 1 air threaten As financia Ihere nom ine s and begins a - 1S a 20th. storic As hat it one afU ;ause bring fc ident issues veep asked ^ ) has One can ecent h?ugh' m an listening ship- me iime i was campaij liable Candida e the restores is not purges of a vestiges o the balance irty's congres! >ther, of com it who importa their go nts. : a state-supported univers as Carolina does not prop< arefied aura of a "Chicag purpose is the low c ation of the mass Itantly, we have many lev ellectual capacity. iversely, Chicago, Carolii nost other universities in t n share a comm ?ulum. No student is super aggregate knowledge of tl :ulum. One may garner or as little as he wishes fr< ject. He will never outgrow extend its borders, and perhaps smother in it. ze coming to Carolina, I h? to make the most of i ational opportunity Dssing myself in class worl ofoundly fascinated and ha enlarged my own men :ity. conclusion, sir, you que > ?? ;iiHcncciuai IIIUIUIIVC IS und at Carolina. You i I on it. .1. Matt I)c <&UfT<*Y4c/CAWUjrsrr /V&iH* /fry**: mUtVUSrOUT Ms* SasJVr /'ft* nxwutfrf <3^ sooa(X*>UJ //~.r Zk^/x/V rM? Sbo*?. T'ise-6~c*r */a* r. / TPffarAr/es ^\\\\\v\\\>xx\\vxv<w .v.v.v xciting ning, but leads everyone in \ e Democrat's' Avis, the im Horatio Humphrey isn't one 1 candidates for the highest, /e, elective office in the coun , 1976 may be the year when I is in both parties are not ca men may be "non-candidates ling to strike. For by all odd; ^publicans are not Ford and Re Her and Connally, and neither ; chance of the proverbial sn n the Democratic side Humj stand out as men of true pr yet Muskie is not running ar left standing in the wings at catches fire in the 32 prim to break not onlv thp nnlitir j rv"w" 1 and physical health of the ;s even before the election nd the victor takes office nex h the bicentennial election an ;r Watergate, this year's ra ?rth some serious talk about Common Cause's John Gai >r a campaign worthy of the not be too sanguine about the and it is just possible that no c ; anyway, still, there is no de is ripe and the occasion propi *n and election that calls fort) tes, revitalizes our political the body politic to a modicum the country and presidenc of Watergate and reesta between presidential leade sional accountability through t y between the two branches ntly between the American p vernment. :ifv Clemson w/r "V - - - - - ?se ost series recor es. els To The Editor: I have just had the pi "1S reading the November 1 l0n the Gamecock. In at i?r places in the sports sect ^at noted that Carolina's 56-2 as Clemson was the largest ?|T1 victory ever recorded in As a Clemson fan of loni *n" I feel it is my duty tapoi Clemson has won by lve margin on three occasior my Clemson won 51-0; in 11 5S- Clemson 39-0; and in [?* Tigers won 44-0. ive I would appreciate yoi tal this correction. Congrati a fine season, and we'll i ?ry htko \r?n? ahv, v ancy, iicai jrcai 1 to ire Jim Roberts 1374 D Gran Crique Drii >rn Roswcll. Ga. //A* 7M?T **?-/06Ji4?- CS<Y//y SX/WA. It* xysu /#uv? AMC? yt>v sa^ut. V yt>v /SOMUE ?*H?4iXjtr?rO &14 4 T/teV/CvoiAJ \ '/~r , 71UOC4AS, '0 /fOstr 7 rfoc*#. r/hiAA ' V-.V.V. #' i'.'iVu ' Vi\V?V'-'> >\Y.\ At Jones He cai Who's the polls. Nelsor domitable xirp Po of the 62 JIT , ' and most Who s try. the ablest Wltten indidates. He anc " waiting who>s 9 3, 11IC IWU ;agan, but appear to Remp< owball in The G] >hrey and Who-s esidential id H.H.H. _ .. . if some Guilds aries that And ai :al but the Who's eventual campaign Adam, t January ^ ^ d the first Who S ce should : the real Foster rdner has ca p?rospects Who's >ne will be I _ nying that Dung tious for a When 1 h our best Who's I process, of health, Th . y of the : i,.ne 81 blishes a 01 rship and I he revival and most eople and _ , Basket I ^ unfairl' i To the Editor I After atten* basketball g , r Young Den I Omegans Tue -1-- disgusted at tl j nr%f incompetent calling the ga Not only di 'Q screw up the i confused on 1 give each pla; One referee some spectati rivilege of first game he 54 issue of already convi least two the first gami ion it was Neither n u/irttrflr 'Irnnuilnrlrfoo 'V ?? w* VI IVIIUVYlVUgVaK/1^ margin of call which ca the series. basket or do g standing consistently < nt out that were normally a larger range. Unless js. In 1900 the Six Millioi )18 it was bionic eye. 1934 the The blatent was detectab] ir making unconcerned ilations on case of this see you in Democrat and downcourt, 01 after trying pofaroAC nulln a vftva wo vmiv ve Omegan althc trying to get f Mr r?sv*r ! -, C JA .. OVCOC* v I 4+t J ! Kerry J. P News I ^5J ^ George M i Sports Ec V i \ i /%\ >allad of got the push and we said tried his bright ideas too 1 next? i left, and we gave a chee n't have him digging thin[ next? stepped down, and that's I the students had too much next? 51 went to Canada; that's i rounds Committee was gel next? escaped to Texas parts; lyway, what are liberal ai next? ; Smith left, and we lookei en, who needs a medical j next? got the push, and we laugh< n't stand lawyers who are went on leave last May; he sees the mess, he may st? next? tuation's heaven-sent; ily one left will be the Pr< niiuuici L11 was? scraml DO 11 gome ball, was i ? j back by a \ V COlled smashing t foul was c : clear both i iing an intramural to see it. ame between the locrats and the Fouls thi sday, Jan. 27, I was called. le apparent bias and violations \ e of the officials who should me. was wrong id the scorekeepers inept and r fouls, they were also encouragec low many points to rough, phj y. refusing to who later informed Democrats ors that it was the had ever called, had nppH lie thaf if u/ac When th ..V"VV> V.W va?v*v * V fTH?J e he had ever seen, spectator referee was Democrats e about who should referee wl lis, either under the sistently ji vvn the court. They -?vas a roc called plays which Young Dei - ' 1 - f out 01 tneir viewing i?ier learm ; of course one was n Dollar Man with a A poorly biases of one referee excused if le even to the most ljJexcU8a|l spectator. One such depart of was when a Young I an Omegan collided One of tt nil? A 1 I/IA AlVAlM I J L? 1L i.ijt iu miiiuc a^nui WOU1Q IWU1 to get up. Both referee woi d a technical on the already on >ugh he was merely to his feet. Smeoc Frank DeLoache Editor torthrup T Editor Edit orris Lj litor C v* *A? ?* *' %\ . \ \ 1 ?A?\? ' \ . 4 ? . . . use hurrah; far. r; *s up here. j O.K.; to say. Pine; tting out of line. rtc? k Vkl d a fool; school? ! id all night; j always right. ay away. esident! - . ? uine, an umegan wno aling on the floor after a obviously kneed in the 'oung Democrat player, lis face in the floor. No ailed, although it was eferees were in position it were not fouls were Incorrect walking "D vere called. The teams 1 place the ball in play several times. It was idiculous. The referees 1 the game to become rsical, and violent by call fouls on the Young ie game was over, a pulling for the Young tola tne umegans the io was the most conidgemental on his calls, >mmate of one of the nocrat players. It was ed he was on the roster. called game could be there were not such an le show of bias on the referees. le head referees said it le last game the biased ild call. I contend it was e too many. Barbara Utile ommy Fowler orial Page Editor rnn Bumgardner 'opy Desk Chief .v.w.v.v. m v.w.vaww.. ?.*.