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t .1. HI Two male ducks of the' reflection pool flock have already died in fights over the female ducks. The cause of the fighting is that there are tee few females in the flock. Male J 1__ UUCK8 I killing each other rW?T/\-H UYU1 females s - CIA active By JOHNNY LOTT Gamecock Staff Writer Secret CIA research and recru programs should not be alio wet ' American colleges, John D. Marks author of "The CIA and the Cult o: telligence," said Hiursday in a lectin the Russell House. MARKS EMPHASIZED the portance the CIA places upon recrui college professors and students. The ? Marks said, sometimes either open! covertly solicits students' or profess services. Such service might involve benefit the CIA's activities through sociolog research, persuading foreign student spy on their native governments, ducing students or faculty who tr abroad to gather information or enlis professors to recruit student prosp likely to aid the CIA. Occasionally, Marks said. representatives or professors scruti a student's activities in order to blj mail him, an effective way of insu: loyalty. "Professors should not be spying students," he said. "Professors d< this violate every known acade freedom." Gamecock Staff Writer The ducks in the reflection po Thomas Cooper Library are ki] Mrs. Davy-Jo Ridge, sociolog the library, says. TWO MALE DUCKS are de Ridge said, "I watched thei they almost killed another one realize what was happeninf isolated himself from the rest Biology professor Wade B problem is that too few fern, flock, and it is mating season." five or six male ducks and 01 female ducks," he said, "There among fouls generally, and th on many UNWITTINGLY, a st instructed by a CIA-affi to study the vulnerabil iting ticular country under i 1 at sociological report. In tl , co- under the Allende regin f In- research may have discl< re at geographically long coun dependent on its truck < and supply transportatic im- funded truck strike coi Iting country, Marks said. A ' CIA, occur, resulting in Aller y or and death. tors' Furthermore, Marks si conducted research into 1 ting modification. He cited ca ;ical coast where CIA agents p ts to in bars. The agents the in- LSD, mescaline and oth avel subjects without the sub} ting or consent. Often, he i Ante urUV^vi.4 ~ 1 ^vv/ vulivu nmiuui liJCUlL'dl 2 with adverse results. Hie CIA responses for their recoi nize On some campuses, th ack- experimented on hun ring Marks said. One project volved giving students ; on and barbituates and okx ting ses. "How many peopl mic participated if they kne< going to use the results i iwif raHST :'j| ol in front of the BATSC ling each other, manner i ical director*of need is t< Batson s . , , that duri ad already. Ducks 11 Tuesday and becomes !. He seemed to the last d I though, and shy and of the flock." "It too atson said the duck on I aies are in the other ma 'They had about exhauste nly about three water am s is a peck order nothing t e fellow on the der, Rids college c udent might be No one si Uated professor said. ities of a parthe guise of a OTHE1 le case of Chile occurret le in 1970, such overseas >sed that Chile, CIA beg* try, was heavily people's i irivers for food agency I >n. Thus a CIA- forgetfull old cripple the mind-mai truck strike did "They ide's overthrow anybody, aaencv's aid, the CIA has perimenfc mm an behavior Marks ises wi the west professor ticked up people from ov< n administered various fi er drugs to the ects* knowledge 4,i wo added, this oc- (USC) is i Jupervision and don't knc CIA filmed the university as- good num e CIA also has to some lan behavior, possible j of this sort in- plained. 1 amphetamines terested ii lerving responle would have "THE 1 w the CIA was against others? sn't coming out too well," IN SAID the ducks are behavinj similar to gamecocks. All game i look at each other to begin fig aid, and "apparently, ducks ar ng mating season." continue fighting until one is kill fight-shy and runs away. Batsoi luck attacked mav have hecomo therefore survived. k them about 20 minutes to kii Saturday (Feb. 26)," Ridge said ile ducks pecked him until he w* d to move and forced liis head t d the duck drowned. The females o do with the fight in the peckir \e said, because the females are 1 amp uses, tiould go into this blind," Marks I ABUSES of this nature have 1 in hospitals, prisons and . In the 1950's, Marks said, the. in looking for ways to control minds. This testing has led the o develop means of causing ness, and to develoD other nipulation techniques, he said, just do it and don't tell " Marks said, referring to the ; off- and on-campus exation. said the CIA admitted hiring s, students and administrators ?r 100 college campuses for inctions. ULD assume this program in the top 100," Marks said. "I iw for sure but it is a state ' in a conservative area with a Der of foreign students." Tins, degree, would make USC a area of CIA activity, he exile CIA, he added, is very inn foreign students. MING you want to avoid is a See CIA, page 7 fought about. Batson said tame ducks i ; in a instincts as wild ducks bee; cocks wild ducks are finding ma iting, for the mating season, i like "I'M SURE the students ed or shrinking," Ridge said, but i said any of them. fight- The ducks appeared in ago, "we don't know when 1 the Ridge said. She said she th . The Easter presents that gre\ is too owners left them in the poc inder seemed to enjoy the ducks have mitt*** vntpH inc? fail g or- university property and the 5eing by the maintenance depari speaker sa H?iaeBB??n Mart i * jflKJEu \ WBII-TW immai must have the same a use now is the time tes and flying south realize the flock is no one is removing the pool two years e they came from," inks the ducks were v too big, so their 1. Because students ?, the grounds comi make the ducks :y are now fed daily tment. tys iWm' BmjETAmvm^-TM8 MMI SCK