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Film about f i From Staff Reports "America ? From Hitler to MX," a documentary film about America's first strike nuclear weapons policy will be shown tomorrow. Director Joan Harvey documents the history of American industrialist support of Hitler in the early 1930s. The film proposes to expose links between American top corporate and banking industry and international fascism over the past 60 years. The premier is sponsored by the Natural Guard and the USC Southern Student Activist Network. The film begins at 7:30 p.m. in Gambrell Hall auditorium. Admission is $2 for students and $5 for others. Proceeds go to support the environmental action work of the Natural Guard. Patterson Continued from pao "W M approval. He said two legislators talked about the possibilities last week. One said the bill wou nomination of a poor black woman for the b< responded, "What can a poor black woman c replied, "I guess she can make coffee." Comments like these are indicative of legislators have about blacks, according to Ps said blacks have a need for unity in their strug Patterson closed his speech by giving his where blacks need to turn for help. "I hope yo for the Jelly Bean Man (Ronald Reagan) to coi said, before closing with the works of Isaiah "But they that wait upon the Lord sh; strength; They shall mount up with wings as a run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, an quoted. Philosophy Continued fror This is an important point, Ardal said, bee mises without knowing it, one is still obliga promise, contrary to what most people think BARRY STROUD, chairman and pr< philosophy department at the University < Berkeley, ended the conference with a talk on skeptical conclusions in philosophy. "I am interested in how you put into pract: conclusions on human nature," he said. According to Stroud, it is important to d< live according to the reasonable conclusit Stroud said he has great admiration for Hume tractive human being of all the philosophers intellieent. Derceotive and clever ohilosooher An English faculty member attending the "I'm delighted with it. The question and ans\ quite lively and interesting." A philosophy faculty member said, "This shot in the arm for Carolina." jgjj, w* AWtoUIVSt IN W|^ THE J|| MIDLANDS rst strike polii A FREE SPEECH debate sponsored by the USC Student Bar Association will focus on the voluntary prayer in the schools at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the USC Law School room 336. (|1 The issue is: "Resolved, voluntary school v prayer should be allowed in our public tj . schools." After initial speeches, the floor q will be opened for audience comment. j The debate is free and open to the public. S( ii TWO USC ALUMNI and one USC student were honored Saturday night by the school's Black Alumni Caucus at its third an- a nual banquet. S The awards were given to Luther Battiste E III, a Columbia and Orangeburg lawyer, for ie 1 bill's resulting .? ild result in the oard. The other io?" His friend the mind-set mmmu itterson, and he I 1^ I gle for equality. I I 11^^ opinion about .. ? n u cucu I wauiuj} uci dUCdU Ui me get you," he take someth al^renew their StreJch jt OU igles; They shall or PlaY yc d not faint," he you're in Ch men and wo ri page 1 Let's talk ab niicf if nnp nrr?_ ted to keep that gfjj[ BBftS ofessor of the )f California at how to live with short terms Mi ice philosophical etermine how to \nc Ana m olrnc uii^ uiarvvo : as "the most at- __ ~ He 'S the most RUIB L HA M conference said, r X ver sessions were AfJOTXfcR JOB T7 U)A RejTfcCTION JI TC is an intellectual v LAIT&K , \r m jf\ r?M >C-?M I W?1 V3 idio 1 0.5 '? i 1 The Army offers opportunity to earn ai years. The deadline fc Apply now and < ^ special two year progi summer camp, for wl approximately $400. / find yourself in the b< TiPjB ever been in. [ Then back to col I AHuanrpfl Pnnrcp in I )] 111. I exceptionally well at c fall /llj\ back to college with a cy to be shoi i> news Dners is accomplishments and community inolvement; Heyward Bannister, a classificaion specialist with the S.C. Department of Corrections, for his active involvement in the Hack Alumni Caucus; and Edwin Neal, a enior accounting major, for his involvement i the Student Alumni Association. i?i i?i i?i uuu THE USC SCHOOL of Medicine has warded Dr. Marcia G. Welsch the first tefan Mironescu Research Grant in the lasic Medical Sciences. 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