Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Spy Conttnuod from pwy 1 Morgenroth said getting shot at wa regular occurrence, although it shook up every time. The first time he was sh< he was driving along a street when he h< a bullet ricochet off the door. He tui around, saw a man on top of the build fired a shot and kept on driving. 4<It was so quick I didn't have tim think," he said. "I don't know if I hit 1 dui i Know he didn't hit me." Morgenroth said getting shot at for 1 reason was another thing to which he justed. He said he once was driving aloi road when he saw a cobra lying there, tried to run over it so he could get the s After several passes, he heard gunfire left the area. When he later looked at car, he counted 35 bullet holes, most lit from bandits who wanted his car, he said Bandits and the Japanese were not only foe. There was also a bitter riv; between the British and Americans, he s He was once arrested for breaking British files, but he said he manged to lie way out of the predicament by convim everyone that Capt. Blair, the man 1 caught him, had been sleepwalking. He said the British and Americ frequently fought over women, using fi Chancellor c?""nu'""""" |"a "The students on the average have S scores second only to students in Columfc If we eliminate honors, they (the scor would be equal or higher than this campu Alexander said. A :i i ~ Li^1 rtmen iias a uigrier success raie student acceptance to medical school a has a higher percentage of students passi nursing and certified public account; exams than Columbia, he said. "Aiken is such a fine campus that it'i shame some people come with the attiti that it's a good place to start (instead planning to stay all four years)," he said. Alexander also said he hopes to make campus serve the total community ? fr the young to the old. He said he wants campus to plav a role in voune noonlp's Yv by providing summer programs such soccer and computer camps to familiar students with college. I I /* ^ 1 _ knives and chains for weapons rai b CI him ?uns>t at He said the British were more >ard the Americans in intelligence worl Tied they used women. He said a B ing, telligence woman tried to get inf from him once, but instead he told 1 e to story about how he was a purser rim, ship. One of the less glorious assign: ittle received was helping the British a^-, teak, he said. Indian elephants wei a drag the logs down the mountain. Hp , "I never could figure out why tl charge, a guy named Lawson, wa he said. "He was the British natioi tl}e champion. I found out very shortl cely was so quick." his He saic* e^ePhants somet lrv constipated, and to relieve them, had to give the elephants enemas. into y?u weren't quick enough, it his falling into a cess pool, " Morgenro :ing He said the war had a gory sid vho and several men were traveling heavy jungle once when they can ans campfire surrounded by Marines sts, all been decapitated. B 1 AT By introducing college to stude >ia. they're young, Alexander said, stu es) a positive image of themselves ? s," with potential. Therefore, studei more about going to college. for For older people, Alexander said nd to expand the continued education ng programs. He said funds have aire int allotted to build a performing arts c Alexander said h#? nlanc in nrn MM. nav bV pi V/ Aiken campus to students statewi 3 a crease enrollment. He also wants l(*e funds from private companies, foi ?f and individuals. Since coming to USC in 1966, A the has held several other positions. 3m served as assistant vice presi* the student affairs, dean for student a /es administrative assistant to tl as president for student affairs Hit ize volunteer services and associate IV chaplain. -i. vyttu u Basel Home games at Home games at Men - Sam Dan Golf All matches are Trnr?l A ?k Home meets at (Knn ^ iiici uiau coy than c because -vjjQT^ ritish inbrmation ler a long ? on a war f-H'? ments he THUF cut down rv...?r: e used to wvwu [ entertainmen Comedy Rod imes got was like ^V- JO| thsaid. " le too. He mmmZjWr*a* ; through 4 ^ le upon a ? who had ^ jjr . . TOA is the m nts when perience to hit the dents get is people M its think ; . . power pop an i show band' with T\ he wants and arts i ady been :enter. j; We guarantee ide'toTn8 seen in the past < to raise v/"\i / nidations 1 v lexander He has ient for Also this week: ctivities, tie vice W ector of c^ia^x lethodist rnqa? I) ttl(? 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