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The Gamecock Founded 1908 Wednesday Volume 77, No. 88 University of South Carolina May 1, 1985 i I! r t c ' ^v.V:.^v i> IHBinf ' .w II IP! < ^ BIW ^HsSKS&KSsSMr ^^^^^^^^^ONBERG/Th. G?T*mk Sorry, no genie This solid brats Egyptian vase, head engraved by women end children using centuries old techniques, is on display at USC's McKissick Museum. 'Vietnam honors decadf By A??ociated Pre?? HIGH-STI HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam ? Jet of the world's f fighters thundered overhead while thousands militia carrying of soldiers and civilians marched through Ho moved past a si Chi Minh City yesterday to celebrate the 10th tionary leaders anniversary of the Communist victory over French and An South Vietnam. Thousands Nguyen Van Linh, Communist Party boss parade, officii of the city formerly known as Saigon, said in participants, fta speech opening the ceremonies that the vie- It traveled tory was "a brilliant exploit of the 20th palace, where, < century." nam surrender* Thanking the Soviet Union for its support, had ringed the he said that for the United States, the Viet- Soviet-built i nam War was "a tunnel with no light at the mored vehicles end." built MiCi-21 je . ~? ?| Anniversary publicity I reopening wounds I % am I in Vietnam veterans Retailers m ly jgjjgt Hwlw USC logos have become a protected i tores, most recently the Jewelry Ware! nake contracts with UbC s business ot hem. In a meeting yesterday attended by Peti lent of business and finance for USC; un tfcCullough; Richard Wertz, vice prc< lewelry Warehouse owner George Satt< jorden McBryde, attorney lor the Je\ locument was signed and finalized. This document requires that 6.5 percen terns bearing registered USC logos must 1 ity. The specified list includes bagg; ruckles, buttons, tree ornaments, el< :lothing items, toys and novelty and foo "The trademark licensing program wa< igo in order to protect the name of the i ypes of merchandise the marks go on," Sadat to purs From Stiff and Wirt Reports She was a visiting USC professor this spring, and now Jehan Sadat plans to become a USC student this fall. Anwar Sadat's widow will enroll at the school to pursue her doctorate in bngiisn, U5L rrcsiacni James Hoiuerman said Monday. "I have 12 honorary doctorates, but 1 want my very own," Sadat told Holderman and an overflow crowd attending her last lecture of the semester. She taught a course on women in Egyptian eulture this spring, and she'll continue to teach this fall and next spring. She called the lecture course "one of the best things to ever happen to me. Dr. Holderman really changed my life when he asked me to teach here. "I came here carrying with me my grief and my sadness," she said, refer ring to her husband's assasination. "I will never forget the warmth I received from the Holdermans and from everyone I met on campus." 5 of Communis EPPING INFANTRYMEN and tr< ourth largest armed force and seized American M-16 rifles THI land filled with aging revolu- some c who fought the Japanese, South lericans. at alm< of spectators watched the curred illy said to include 50,000 The same t to the former presidential lifted < Dn April 30, 1975, South Viet- April : :ci to communist torces who /\mcn< city the previous day. Con artillery picces, tanks and ar- throug were in the parade. Soviet- Jus' t fighters, helicopter gunships the la By Amwiatad Pram Publicity surrounding the 10th annive Saigon has been good for some Vietnan for others, officials say. Colin Doyle, clinical psychologist at ministration mental health clinic in Cc M nnHau that sialic fmm Vietnam \/pft?rn to 25 percent. "Some people say 'Oh, why don't about it,' and others say 'Wow, I'm reporting on it, it helps me understand, guilty like I really am a person,' " he s DOYLE RELATED one call last weel veteran. "He had been livina out in an his wife. He was having difficulty v military equipment going over, that soi "He was in bad financial straits, tearl ing, *1 can't sleep, I can't get this off m lust pay to the logo can be i tem, and now retail program. house, have had to "We are mainly /-.r i icr ,,x . i,... ivv \j i ujv iv u jv taaiv 111 <i i wuuiu ui own the right to tf e Denton, vice prcsi- .. .. iru , More than 1 (X iversity attorney Joe . , . . ... e u trademarked items iident for business; f f. . . ... major manulactui jrfield and attorney . . ..... dependent retailer: vclry warehouse, a USC has filed o t of all sales of retail to the Thomas Co< X' paid to the univer- are just as import, ige, bedsheets, belt "We give the c . r ,.n !...? u.v.l, JV.K>, IUMIIIUK, till Ultll I 'V11 II |*t I d items. "Most large uni > initiated three years that direction," D university, logos and having this progra Denton said. Before how the university ue doctorate < Her final lecture of the semester was open to the public as part of USC's Women's Forum '85 series. More than 100 students were enrolled in her class this semester. In addition to the students in her Monday afternoon class, Sadat has met with more than 200 other students during intormal luncheons and cottee hours where she conducted open discussions on topics of interest to them. The former first lady of Egypt revealed plans to teach at USC in October during a visit to Columbia that included a meeting with members of the university's women's studies program. Anwar Sadat received an honorary doctor of humane letters degree from IJ.SC in ahtenti:i at a snpcial mnvoca. tion ceremony in March 1981. The first lady accepted the honor on his behalf. The university has had numerous cultural exchanges with Egypt. it rule with pai msport aircraft flew overhead. I t I PARADE ROUTE went past or near if rhp nlarpc u/h#?r#? th*? hct ?r?tc nf thp Vietnam drama were played out, and 2 3st the same time that those events oc- < 10 years ago. j, parade began at almost exactly the i ime, 7:52 a.m., that the last helicopter r aff the roof of the U.S. Embassy on >0, 1975, ending a mass evacuation of v cans and South Vietnamese. imunist troops were then moving c h the city's last defenses. before 10:30 a.m. on that day in 1975, i st leader of South Vietnam, Gen. v they quit flying o rsary of the fall of we had to go ahe i veterans and bad The veteran sta seen on an outpa the Veterans Ad- Clyde Myers, ( ilumbia, estimated estimated that ca ns are up about 20 "I HAD a wife they quit talking ing problems ? really glad they're depressed and makes me feel less anniversary." aid. Those who foil ed fhern. k from a distraught "Before the a\ i isolated area with know what Vietn t/ifh aimlanet; and what war wac " t of thing. "But you didi ful and crying, say- hush to sec how i y inind. Why don't use logo jsed, the user must be registered in the concerned about the type of items in bad /\tir nnnnln ' ' 'iillminK ciiH 1 4 VV/O ic control of all of our trademarks." 3 companies arc licensed to sell USC nationally and internationally. Primarily, ers are licensed and sell the items to in>, paying the royalties for the logo usage. wncrship of about 10 versions from Cocky ^per Library logo. "The academic symbols mt as the athletic ones," McCullough said. ompanies approval to use our marks and irtics will act in good taste," he added, versities have this program or are headed in enton said, "Far fewer problems occui b\ m; if you don't have it there is no control on t mav be represented." it use in fall p|SpfS? M?.7 -- H' n j#JiPPi*|ggp|^ :;j WJm? >i|flfp^: U1 I ! E_/ j I MICHAEL TULL/Tha Gwiwcock Jehan Scdat, widow of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, will continue to teach at USC next fall and snrina. ade of arms 3uong Van Minli, announced on ihe radio hat his nation had surrendered. AT 12:45 P.M., Nguyen Trung Kien, a !()-ycar-old woman guerrilla, raised the flag )f the Viet Cong's provisional revolutionary government over the presidential palace after i tank smashed through the gates. President ^Biiven Van Thiru h;?l fh-rl ?>:?rli?T I.mil said in his speech that Saigon had iuffcred for 116 years as an imperialist city, 'a place lull of debauch, prolific in social rvils, oppression and injustice." Me claimed major advances have been nade over the past decade, such as more egetable growingver my house?' Me was bad enough that ad and put him in the hospital." lyed for about four days and now vs ill be ticnt basis. director of the Vet Center in Columbia, lis were up about 30 percent. ; call this morning. Her husband was havflashbacks of Vietnam. He was really down this weekend about the l()th Kin 111 v ic11lu111 >ciy uic c*pei icnce cnang/erage soldier went over there, he didn't am was ? and he sure as hell didn't know says Wayne Cockficld. i*t have to spend but three weeks in the things were run. liveryone there knew the Sn "Vietnam,'' page 6.