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.Company C war games they participate in, but can nev< I kind of death that war brings. To them im left and right for no reason. The purpose is i AT ONE TIME, one of the soldiers, angei the commander's high life style by uncove which contain the commander's booze, ci plans to consume while his men fight. The but ignores all the negative implications m feel as if he is acting out of line, and tries to soldier for disorderly conduct. I m ?*? * * " * lyrone wasnington, tne black leader, figi about gives in at one point. He finds out f from his regiment, that his life is more im thinks. Racial strife subsides when Washington rice patties. Pike brings pressure boxes to thereby saving his life. On other occasions maintain troop morale. Bombing and warfc cohesiveness and respect the men have gaii FOR SOME relief the Marine's song is su throughout Vietnam. The words are chang Vietnam, dreaming of what's outside ... fi but our guard has a rifle so none can esca behind every bush on the outside." To the Marines, everyone outside theii wartime situation is sad. The soccer game camp did have some logic behind them aft The commander tells Washington if his m games, and make it to the tournament th and discontinue combat. Finally the men's spirits are raised. It is soccer game could relieve the men from c Americans, and the 'Dragons' are the So commences. Dribbling, passing, and teai Ifectively for the Muthus as they took a con jubilant; they finally are a real team. nilRIMr. tha " i ? viiv iiuii iiiiii/ pep iaiiv, me CUIU want to continue playing soccer instead c purposely lose the game. They must lose for propaganda reasons: all games to maintain morale. At first 163 j when the score is tied they can't give up a becomes more important to the men. They themselves. The Muthus win the game to the shock of of the Vietnamese. Soon after the game, their lives in this incident, and troop 163 After the incident is over, the men are av portant than winning. I 11 linda Bnnstalf |Simpl^JSreams | ' ImWIIiH j?ni Mitcheli / mmmmmmmmmmmtmammmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmm 1 5 er practice or prepare for the locent people are being shot never established. red by the bloodshed exposes js ring the convoy and supplies p, igarettes, and equipment he r commander is embarrassed, (a iade. He tries to make the GI "j make it his job to punish the jn hts racial prejudice, and just fn or himself, and a little help 17 portant to the others than he ()f hi steps on a land mine in the d relieve Washington's weight r the men cannot do enough to ire is more powerful than the ned for each other. ng by the men as they march p ;ed though "Here they are in eedom? Planning a getaway ipe, and there's a Vieg Cong troop is the enemy. Their s the men had played in boot L-. er all, the men soon find out. ? en win the successive soccer [""" ey will play soccer full-time ; unbelievable to them that a ! omhat Th#? 'Mlifrhnc' ura ? ...w UK V till/ | uth Viegnamese. The game I mwork are put together ef- I imanding lead. The men are mander tells the men if they >f fighting they will have to the Viegnamese want to win goes along with the deal, but nd lose on purpose. Winning can't degrade and humiliate ' the commander and disgust | bombing begins. Many lose I dwindles slowly but surelv. I vare that living is more im? N5" 51 l Hejira ' : j \CKSON BROWNE JNNING ON EMPTY ::"x- ffll1 ? -v : fiflMtaHi JBp".' ' x ?3mI kJLJ ^asylum subject W as Roses' to open soon This festive scene from (he Stage South roduction of "The Subject Was oses" and USC students may g ike advantage of a special I Student Preview" on March 9 I Drayton Hall. Other Columbia per- v rmances will be staged March '.91 A v ' >ii. uiuuiunci iceuier; ^ Columbia plays Timmy, and > s parents are played by w arrie Lawrence (left) and i* obert Blackburn. J 3 i Send The Gamecock linm a FREE Mm DELIVERY ^tW 254-8800 ?? ?????bL. PROBLEM nubNANtf I NEED HELP ? Columbia 254-7817 Charleston 722-8318 WE CAN HELP! :hool i all 6.98 lis all 7.98 lis r your favorite ai at everyday < School Kids 810Har< Across from Don 771-7 Hours: Mon-Fri 11-7 Sat 10-6 SOUTHERN WOn To Talk W: Who f TOO | & WOI V Pregnancy Testing Referral to Social Serv j & Medical Facilities Birth. Control & Fami Information (Eveni Problem Pregnancy ( Abortion Referral Our Contacts are Con: 284orcalltol 1-8004 1614 Twi l#Knpj IUU3 KEI t price only 3.99 t price only 4.99 lists all your favo J own to earth p[h Records i'sin5 Points Hu Available c Records dSBsBfolr llJ l9ym iSr * * ?^w DSN'S SERVICES ith. Someone Cares AVSl MAN g < ice Agencies ly Planning ng Clinic hours) Counseling and Referral Evidential 4368 I lfreeinS.C. 128-9780 p Notch. Rd. ABM flic: uiiibib C6S. t*>^v I v i BfciiKr^HB a WheJB fflr^ m mi Elektra & Tapes