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Studei
ratify!
More than half the si
Rights Amendment, ai
according to a recent <
The Gamecock contac
selected phone numbers
on the Equal Rights Ai
Of the 306 students pc
27.5 said they opposed r
said they had no opini<
Males responded posi
than half the females, 41
Respondents were als
ERA ratification, the r
opportunity for jobs am
able to sue for alimony
few respondents said t
ticular.
Spvprfll wnmon nniw
drafted and going into
second most frequentl
females, was women's
aren't physically equa
haven't come up to stai
not be equal to men. A
feminine as a result of
THE THIRD MOST fi
the EKA was it is not
women equal rights wit
women anyway.
Graduate students fai
63.3 per cent, and the si
47.1 per cent.
The older students p<
than younger students,
favored ratification, cor
group favoring ratifies
In general, students li
opposed ratification m<
state, although differem
Mart:
Garr
By CHUCK CARREE
Gamecock Staff Writer
Good back to back p
Martz and Jim Lewis ha
the 31st annual College
Carolina defeated Ba
opening round game. 1
of the eighth inning. M<
ground out. Steve Kii
Williams broke for sec
second. In the process
was tagged out.
Ravlor xr-nreH a run i
and won the game on j
home run.
Rain Sunday caused
night. So Carolina bal
Diablos 6-2 behind a 14 s
I>ewis. Mookie Wilson le
Carolina was schedule
of press time the resul
Ne
The Counseling ar
Development Center is
two workshops during
and Summer II.
Assertive Training i:
fered on Tuesdays and
both sessions from 2:301
p.m.
Dealing With Lonelint
offered on Mondays
nesdays from 3:30 p.m. I
Interested person
contact Dr. ituthann Fi
the center to sign up
more information.
nts fav<
ing ER/>
tudents at USC favor ratif
id more men favor ratifu
Gamecock survey.
:ted 306 USC students from i
; during the spring and aske<
iiieuuiueiu, Known as
)lled, 54 per cent said they
atification, 15.4 were undec
)n.
tively toward ERA, with 58.!
1.6 per cent, favored ERA ra
?o asked their reasons for 1
nost frequent response bei
d pay. One male student cil
another said women are
hey favored ratification fc
sing ERA ratification men
combat as reason for their
y offered reason, given 1
inequality to men. One fe
1 to men," another comm
idards of men," and a thir<
few expressed apprehensio
the ERA
equent reason given for opj
necessary because laws a
h men and that it would not
fored ratification more tha
jphomore class responded
)lled were more favorable
In the 15- to 20-year-old cai
npared to 70.6 per cent of th
tion.
iving on campus and those
are than students off camj
ces are no more than 10 perc
if Lewis
lecock v
(itching performances by i
VP Pnah1f?H f^arnlina tr* i
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World Series
ylor 3-2 in 10 innings last S
^he Gamecocks trailed 1-0 g
>okie Wilson doubled and ac
ig walked and seldom us<
;ond, then stopped and th
wilson scored from third b
n the top of the 10th. But
unior Chuck McLean's two
the night games to be se
:tled Cal State Ix>s Angelc
itrikeout route-going perfori
id the Gamecock attack witl
id to play Southern Illinois V
t was not available.
ws Brief
id Human A term pa
sponsoring sored by the ]
Summer I Writing Lab
Cooper Libra
s being of- in the library
Thursdays P m for intei
p.m. to 5:30 Students v
fundamental
writing and
ess is being materials avr
and Wed- There is no c<
to :>:.}() p.m. students sho
s should library's rese
[>x Hines at the worksho
or receive Further infoi
tained by call
ar
ication of the Equal
nation than women,
i list of 500 randomly
d them their position
favored ratification.
ided and 2.7 per cent
9 per cent, while less
itification.
'avoring or opposing
ng a need for equal
ted benefits of being
downtrodden, and a
>r no reason in partioned
fear of being
stand on kka. The
oy both males and
male said, "Women
ented that "women
i said women should
n of being made less
posing ratification of
lready exist to give'
change the status of
n other classes, with
least positively with
towards ratification
tegory, 50.4 per cent
e 31-years-old and up
from South Carolina
jus and from out of
rentage points.
lead 1
imm mm
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righthanders Randy
us nrst two games in
Jaturday night in an
[oing into the bottom
Ivanced to third on a
id infielder Tommy
ie catcher threw to
ase before Williams
Carolina came back
rnn inri/l/v
* UII iiioiuc-uic*pai A
tback until Monday
is and defeated the
mance by senior Jim
ti three hits.
Wednesday night and
S
iper workshop sponEnglish
department's
nn/J mi
' a i iu nit; 1 nomas
ry will be conducted
June 20 and 22 at 7:00
"ested students.
vill be taught the
Is of lerm paper
the use of research
lilable in the library,
ist for the workshop,
uld register at the
arch department for
p before June 20.
mation can be obling
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