Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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U.S.foreig }*V By LORRAINE CALLISON pers< Gamecock Stnff Writer pout Should the U.S. use human rights gove issue as the cornerstone of foreign Mc policy was the subject of a debate Kiss in the Campus Room in Capstone forei Wednesday. appli "The U.S. has become preoccupied with power," the first "Cj , i mv/i iu n, itiuui c, U ui government professor who Amei specializes in presidential foreign Moor policy, said. "Successful foreign the p policy demands a better balance of power and morality." . "W coun AN IDEAL human rights plat- gove form. More said, should give speci Accident cau A Chevrolet pulled into Hussell depai House's west parking lot Thursday ' Th< night and toppled four motorcycles a ch before proceeding to Green Street, each where the unidentified driver hit an0^ four parked cars, said a campus policeman. dam? At approximately 8:30 p.m., the dams car was turning the corner beside apprc motorcycle parking area, and Cai made a wide turn said Lt. Waid charj Wagner of the campus police Polic lliKl f 1 HI 181 ipBKEHmnMRfl f* C jPjPPP^V^. ,v/--^- *"* jfik,^ %?&? *:-: 5??u f i ^ ' IPI I I" I . s sar Easy rider s,ephen Some students walk to class and i class. This student combines leg mi skateboards and enjoys a leisurely c library. - n policy of hun ;-j.' .v * V }. ms the right to have vital the pros do not have th< s taken care of, enjoying notion of what they ar ical liberties and take part in about." rnment. "What we have from t >ore's condemnation of Henry Roherty said, "is the sa inger's "secret" form of Carter is doing, making gn policy drew cheers and statements and then ba ause from the audience. when asked to clarify th Argentina and Chile hi irter's human rights policy is streets and well run gov* ily way to restore the respect he said, and the media is < rica lost after Vietnam," the torture aspect. Both e said. "The U.S. must take have been criticized for olitical offensive." cases of torture. e're all for human rights," TRACY SALSBUI tered James Roherty, a sophomore who like Mooi rnment professor who the pro side, spoke next. ] alizes in U.S. defense. "But to Roherty's statement ses damage to ca rtment. ^ ^ ^ " jurisdiction over Green SI i car hit the motorcycles and conduct any invest ain reaction occurred, with Wagner said. motorcycle falling' 'onto ler and then onto the ground. r* n mil ? ? - r, nnm sunerea $1,UU0 j? ige, Wagner said. The total Th* oamecock it the ,pp Hnnp tn thp hikps was "?wspaper of the University ige aone 10 me oiKes was Carolina and is published twice )Ximately $1,500. Monday and Thursday during t> npus police are not making *?rln? waters and one? v . ^ ,T ? , Thursday during both summer t geS. However, Columbia the exceptions of four times In A e Department, which has on University of South Carollm and examination periods. A Opinions expressed In The < are those of the editors and not tt University of South Carolina. v.- LyM&MIM&j The University of South Carol ??w*l nnMrfi-lk -I*? ?rr?' inauiwiion. ^UuHK^HGflKBgBfH Change of KktrMi forms, requests and other corresponded 'ftofc |HHHH|n^ be sent to The Gamecock, Draws 11 Columbia, S.C., 2V2O0. Subscript ', . _ ' are $4 per semester and 17 for Oh ^ BBV jKHMMbTl, ' /. sessions. Bfcfc Third class postage paid at < e s.c. i "? mm ITue; ; Wee Thu Frit McCormack-THE GAMECOCK tome students drive to ||KB9||9^|jH|^^ iscles and wheels as he iparette in front of the HI J UhhU ion rights e foggiest and Argentina, she said e talking streets weren't everything asked if Roherty meant to s he pros," human beings - who are me thing tortured were not impoi pompous "Democracy has i| eking off totalitarianism long enouf em." t ave clean srnments, flylrlv overdoing EjHd reported FEMININE tY, a Pr?bl -e was on _ ). Referring 9 Olfllfi nn fTiiln vrsa V/llllV ? ? Abor 24 HOUR ?I ' student I of South weekly on it fall and wkly on 11-7:30 M-F 9a wmi with 10?6 Sat. C< ugusf and i holidays lamocock S2?S0 ?Jj WMOl ttW any day pack < Una It an . book bag witf ascription . . c?should this coupon. r A, U5C, r Hon rates I summer Expires Oct. 1, :olumbl?, ' I 1977 ?u!Wi 11:30am-l :00c Lunch Daily 11:30 >day ? 12 oz. SchliJnesday ? Heineke irsday ? Happy Hoi day ? 12 oz. Schlit; f debated I clean about time someone spoke up," she [. She finished. ay that WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S debate being was the first debate of the year,, *tant. Others will include an ingnored temational debate on November 17 ?v* ;?'t. -??... ?? ? ,i ? ana an r,n/% fleoate in January. D HELP? EALTH EDUCATION lent pregnancy control info tion referral HOTLINE 256-8410 mom TSITIniMr 10 HARDEN ST. 803-799-7571 TTflM im M-F ?? H -2:00pm fz 35' all day n 75" all day ur 3 till 8pm i 35' all day I" \ " 1 i Ik Mm 11 [ I i\ IT - J I I mm r all Lrf ?J