The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 14, 1979, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Poet. politician yM r^jJdL By Bill Douglas Qanwcock Staff Writer Georgia state Sen. Julian Bond and poel Nik reversed roles in the Russell House Ballroo evening as Bond read poetry and Giovanni di: political views. "It's sort of a joke when people talk about the sit down and say all you activists ever did was i of coffee," Giovanni said. "I will say this for that's more than any of you have done. If we sixties to you, we'd all still be grinning at the luinayuu rv griimiiig ui muuy. In her address, which was a part of Blacl tivities, Giovanni said blacks cannot continue Americans and Europeans decide white is mank "I can't be convinced that you can't thin problems," she said. "They keep trying to co and some of you buy it, that all you care about your back, who's in your bed, and what you driv< 'If we had left the sixties to we'd all still be grinning at same white folk you're grin at today' Blacks, Giovanni said, are not just consumers but producers of ideas. "You have more to give," she said. "I was ne\ of black students as when the black students of picketed the Davis Cup Tennis match. Everyt didn't matter, but it did because South Africa 1 sports. And if we can't do anything else but pr from doing what they like to do then that's impoi Giovanni expressed her laments about the ministration. "I think your president has los mind he had," she said. "Can you imagine < GINT receives - ^ monetary gifts 7 The USC Institute of International Studies has received a $234,000 gift from the Scaife / Family Charitable Trust, of J Philadelphia, Pa. [ In addition to the Scaife gift, the JF department has received $17,000 ^ /% , frnm th** Cfx** l-t: -/ "" t*/5lif .1VIII vai uiagc ruuiiudliuu UI Pittsburgh, Pa. IAN IMPORTANT ANNOL FOR WOMEh k . "Com our si ever; Hampton Stre< Hampton a reverse roles hy, black p doning Patty Hearst and not Ben remaining member of the Wilmington 10 ki Giovanni ?m Monday "He invited Richard Nixon, whom th scussed her as a crook and a fool, to the White Hotu "but he didn't have time to talk to the C Panniic nr fa follr nWsxtii iiUaAn 1 k CI Y f 1 PC Q nrfl V/UUVVM VTA VV I4IIA QKA/UI. UlC V^kUCOf UUl I get us a cup w^at do we have to do to get r the sixties unelected him, run him out of office, and had left the ? . , same white Bond read select and told the audience about the first Columbia. c Week acto let white "The first time I spoke at this universi ind. k of larger ^ of products :.7?; SO iH' ; V : Vanderbilt 8 - . x)dy said it pBlljIl|?iIp^fSpS ikes to play IIMS 'event them .'ip Dave Roback ? G/ l|\| Mst'ternativejnc I FRI > AVINUt. fIVf POINTS ^ Ik I/T~ a a r-fc. it I ;iNk_L/V\L|\| | ;j \ * J ipare Cours aecial *HANDV r - 'PARTY jrday & cak CC *FRISBE 59 ,, _ A #*m fit; Knarmacy si t Barnwell >4-0192 ^ irnnrpcc i Chavis (the only campus, was some time i in prison)of South Carolina pass* pleased to be back in be e world recognizes se," Giovanni said, Bond read two poei ongressional Black Morehouse College in I is can invite people works of other poets. V8 "It's interesting that tnere ne sits. Carter are now saying said. "I'm one who doc ed works of poetry tell you to vote for him.' time he spoke in The Giovanni and Bo Association of Afro Am ity, but not on this the tenth annual Black V Media V !' I9IV FOR THE C COMMI ?_X 1 vjpiu I CIUI I I 777-3888 for ! & appoii 324 Ruu< IMECOCK SOME rr | ikiiwrn i_l_ umvcn COURSES \RE STILL OP e Name Regis VRITING ANALYSIS nATPRiMrs w? ? R 1111 VI IE DECORATING :E FOR FUN * $2 registration fee; limit: 2 cour rv*?n l?\>< Ol vyuuic uy nn room zuy to regist* Mon. - Fri., 10 am - 4 pm (we're in the offices next to the gamero< ranno/4 ! ago," Bond said. "The legislature ed a resolution against me. So I'm tter times." ms he wrote while a student at Vtlanta. He also read selected many people who told us to vote for we may have made a mistake," he isn't feel that way because I didn't > nd lectures were sponsored by the erican Students (AFRO) as part of Veek activities. Portrait dio AROLINA UNITY Die rates on your prints information ntmonts >11 House SITY EN * tration Ends 2/14/79 2/21/79 | 2/28/79 | ses " rans nr* I \ I IS I ? ? ^ II russetl house 3