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VOL. LXVII NO. 44 The Universityjof South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. MONDAY. MARCH 29. 1976
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Anyone could play in the Phi Delta Theta?Kap]
marathon football game run March 25-27 and anyone di
| The game was part of the fraternities' fund raising
Children's Community School and the Columbia Ar<
Foundation, a three-week long effort in which clos
collected, according to Fred Mersback of Phi Delta Th<
MersDack expressed thanks to everyone who voli
time and money in the game effort, not.the least of v\
Gov. Brantley Harvey who opened the game in noc
March 25 and State Representatives Jewel S. Baskir
Lana Joyce ^ . nearn, umcniana, wno ciosea tne game
presented game officials with donation checks.
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By Patricia E leaser
\iri a i r ? a _ i _ ? . . ? .
vvik i e s me stuesi piace in uoiumDia? According to
USC Chief of Police Kobert Harrelson, the USC
campus is.
"I feel we have sufficient security people at night in
our area to keep it safe," Harrelson said.
In addition to surveillance from cars, a foot patrol
of the main campus is maintained at night. Although
the main camous is well covered. Harrelson said.
"We certainly can't cover every inch. Outlying areas
such as practice fields and areas farther from the
main campus are hard to cover. We can't keep
someone there all the time."
At the beginning of last semester, a crime wave hit
(he Bates ramp area. "We took action and this
P book-feu
By Joye Watson
The establishment of Book Buy-Bad
Epsilon's proposed business project will I
BV" faculty approval, according to univers
Mr In a report to the Faculty Booksto
Committee concerning the marketing
^ / - plan, USC Vice President Harold Brunt<
fjf * believe very strongly in giving Carolina
w opportunuy 01 Dom seuing ana Duying
4i "We also strongly support giving ;
fraternity firsthand experience in an
project. However, it would appear the fr<
not understand that in the last few
* pnuosopny 01 me tampus anop do
II changed and has been trying to do exa<
fraternity is proposing."
I' In the March 4 Gamecock, Jerry
y program coordinator of Book Buy-Ba
Bpf News briefs.
Chairman sc
Dr. Robert M. Stephenson Jr. cc
will become chairman of the USC
9^. Department of Mathematics and a
^ Computer Science July 1. ot
vmsgm? htepnenson succeedsDr. William
2/ S Ecc^es- w^?*s returning to full- W
! |H time teaching after a three-year st
term as department head. pi
Tho nnu; r*lioiptYian hoc hnon An
the USC faculty since 1973. He has ?*<
g^f a bachelor's degree from Van- m
derbilt University and received his bi
by ^ctorate at Tulane University. P>
if |(T| 1 The League of Women Voters of
I the Columbia Area is sponsoring a pi
i XMty Council Candidates' Meeting h<
B at ft n m TnpsHav at Finlav ni
pa Alpha Psi House, Corner of Blossom and ai
. Harden streets. P
I drive for the ^11 city council candidates will
?a Sickle Cell present their views and answer w
e to $800 was Questions from the audience. di
3ta. Ul
mteered their ? ? a
rtiom were Lt. use plans to move into its new IV
m ceremonies Biological Sciences Center in e
i, R-Richland, April. E
' March n ana I The new center is eight stories r<
J tall and was built at a total project n
^ ^ * -a^h *4t vat ^
cc in iu mii
semester we've had only one incident. It happened
over the Christmas holidays before everyone had
returned." Harrelson said campus police has begun
regular patrols of the area.
"The biggest problem we have is auto break-ins
because of CB's. The instances of assault on people
are much less," he said
Harrelson docs not advise students to walk
anywhere by themselves at night. "People should V
always walk in a group. If an emergency arises and a 5
student must be at a location across campus but j
aoesn i nave a car, ne can can us. we can i run a taxi
service, however, and this is for emergencies only,"
he said.
must ap
ying pr<
Campus Shop Books
books so much as it
i, Pi Sigma Ben Swanson, dire
be subject to said the shop has in<
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re Advisory 1975 and simultaneoi
fraternity's used books directly fr
>n said, "We When contacted 1<
students the formation concerned
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a marketing concerning the frate
actual sales Bookstore Committer
aternity may Dr. Marcia Synnot
years, the committee, said the c
okstore has matter.
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jny wnai me awanson saia me l
concerning used bool
Haltiwanger, students. "We're bee
ck, said the See
l
sleeted f
>st of $5.2 million.
The university plans to construct g
new pharmacy building adjacent
the hiolnev renter with state
deral and private funds. Gill,
ilkins and Wood of Florence is b
jrving as architects on the
-oject, which has not yet been bid.
A $600,000 fund drive was m
?cently launched to help raise s<
ioney to equip the new pharmacy
lilding and to enrich the college's
^ogram of teaching, research and k
iblic service.
ni
C. Wallace Martin, vice YY
resident for development at USC, c<
as been redesignated vice w
resident for university relations
nd given additional duties by
resident William H. Patterson, m
Carolina's alumni affairs area c<
ill report to Martin, an addition to U
uties as principal othcer ot the C
niversity responsible for planning
nd developing fund raising, st
lartin also will continue as n
xecutive director of the USC a
Iducational Foundation and will ai
eport to President Patterson. His n
ew title is effective July 1.
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Kobcrt Harrelson m
nrovfi
ogram
tore does not deal with used
used to.
ctor of the campus bookstore,
:reased its purchases of books
rs by 34 per cent since January
usly increased its purchase of
om students by 297 per cent.
iter, Haltiwanger said his inan
earlier time.
office is leaving the decision
:rnity's project to the Faculty
e.
:t, a member of the bookstore
ommittee has not discussed the
Campus Shop Bookstore's policy
re ic trs at*i mnrp iiratI Iwtlrc fnr
oming very successful at this,"
BOOK PURCHASING. Page 9
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rare come
i lone way
y Merry Bateman
Memo: To all Women Students in
cClintock, Sims, South Building,
>uth Tower and Wade Hampton.
From: AWS
Subiect: Monday Nichts.
eminder!
EVERY Monday is an 11:00
ight. Failure to sign-in by 11:00
'ILL result in a restriction, acjrding
to the number of minutes a
oman student is late.
In October 1%7 the Monday night
lemo was issued to all Carolina
>eds living on campus. Until 1972
SC women had to deal with life at
arolina under a booklet called
Carolina Coed Code." One
udent recalls how she had to
?emorize every word in it because
mandatory test was given, and if
nyone failed, she would be put on
isiriciiou.
In the early 1960s, a standards
ommittee for women was
stablished by the office of
;esidence Life. Administrators as
ell as women students were
elected to serve on the committee.
:s primary function was to set
lies for women, including a dress
ode, dormitory rules and public
nliatriAt* t^nlnc
ciiaviwi i uico.
In 1964 Intercollegiate
ssociation of Women Students
AWS) was introduced to USC
according to a past AWS president.
We replaced the Women's Stanards
Committee and merged with
concerted effort to eliminate
ifferential student conduct
/ k/tail f i/\nc r\ 11 s\ t i rt ivrt
c^uiauuuo cuirtuiif^ v> uiiicu
tudents."
The structure of AWS was set up
5 include on- and off-campus
/omen. Women were not allowed
See COEDS. Page 16