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Eagleburgerj itiativc, commonly known as Star V These issues all mold American fo L.agleburger explained these decision Americans think. "It's important that Americans re: there are very few clear succeses in fi former undersecretary of state for [ "It's like a moving target. And \ blem aside, you always got another deal with. That's the way the world But Eagleburger explained one rt better. The stalemate in relations between Mates now may be weakening after n with the two superpowers, he said. The warming relationship between States may influence both to decide by the second summit in Moscow n< "But it means convincing the So\ business in the world in ways differei course in the past several decades," Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiati control agreement, but Eaglcburgci buckle under Soviet pressure to thw This defense mechanism impedes ing to war because they can't pin dt r* ^ 1 ISk ^ u jjfc. l A Prime minister Edward Seaga from * Senators. Continued from the National Endowment 101 federally funded, independent fonru ports groups seeking to create A ~ - " ucmucrauc values and institutior world. One grant, totalling $165,(XX), will program by three Chilean academic encourage the process of democrat Chile. The Gamecock The (iAMKCOCK iH the atudent newapaper of the I'nivemity of South Carolina and in puhliahcd three timeM a week on Mondaya, Wedneaday* and Kridayn during I the fall and apring aemeatera and weekly on Wednendaya during both Mummer aeaaiona, with the exception of univeraity holidavN and examination period*. Opiniona expreaaed in the (iAMKCOCK are thoHe of the editor*) and not thiiHe of the I'nivernily of South Carolina. : The Hoard of Student Publication** and I Communication* ia the puhliaher of the I (iAMKCOCK. The Student Media De'jart- | men) ih (he parent organization of the | wv A. [j Change <'f addrenn forma, Muhaeription | requeath iiml other correapondenre ahould I he *ent io the (iAMKCOCK, Drawer A, J I'nivernity of South Carolina, Columbia, I SC. 2920H. Subnrription ratea are $18.00 for (I) I year. $H.OO per fall or apring nrmcNtcr and S.'i.OO for both nummer aeaaiuna. Third 1 rlanN poNtage paid a( l.'nion, SC. ! The (iAMKCOCK in a lirenaed Mludent 1 organisation of the I'niveruity of South I Carolina and rereivea funding from atu- I dent activity fera. J ( r~fr-?-? n ^5?, YOl. SI SPIiIi And the good new; for a 25% Edi Come by Avcom's Arnigc II Cj i < C I j 0 H ? w AVCOM ffl K- Mart ^ ^r? rrft 1 airport" blvd7~ HI-WAY AOA I tantinued from pags 1 Vars. reign policy and its decisions. But is can't be made as easily as many uli/.c ? and we tend not to ? that urcign policy,'' said fcagleburger, lolitical affairs. vhcn you've finally put one proone that is at least as difficult to is," he said. curring problem may be getting i the Soviet Union and the United cgotiations again have opened up the Soviet Union and the United upon an arms control agreement ;xt VCar. Iiaizlchnri7<*r v:iiH /icts that they simply have to do lit than they've practiced over the liagleburger said. ivc possibly may hinder any arms r said he hopes Reagan doesn't art the Star Wars program, any possibility of the Soviets go>wn which targets their intercon* T -II. ? a Jamaica speaks with Sen. Ernest Hi I from page 1 Democracy, a The second, 3 Jation that sup- organization in or strengthen books representi is around the political groups stable democrati 1 support a joint ; institutions to The third, $8^ ic transition in gram in the prin labor, peasant a "Quitting sjj "Need Ext $20.00 On Fi Twice A We $ $ 5 COLUMBIA PL; 1916 Tayl Columbia, South Phone 2 <|ff OPEN ri "Bring this Coi h mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm m /o DISCOL JK MULTI-TASKI JPHR POWHRFIJ I) DHMON IS I I 3 is that students and facu jcational Discount on an Aj i Center and see what the / j /use L Iffa v iBIossoh St / I /h / * f<\] i h\ /W o -j . i ^ J >? * 1 J< h ? II .?//,. is m ym ' O * _ tincntal missiles may hit, he said. But Eagleburger added the "Star sidered a security blanket to protect nuclear war. "SDI is often oversold. I don't I can eliminate the possiblitiy of anj the U.S.," he said. As for the United States' burgeon Congress can't mend this problem I Even if the U.S. trade deficit was s major world dprcssion. "You can't all of a sudden cut < habit of selling to you, and we've g can't cut them all off at once and which will affect us as well as ever! This year's U.S. foreign policy o rent negotiations with the Soviets, E policy focus now should strengthen Soviets but also with ThirH WnrlfJ i Eagleburger pointed out that the $27 million in humanitarian aid to Is by the leftist Sandinista regime. Rc million more to help unseat the C and establish a more democraticall; Reagan may not receive all of t because Congress now is realizing t needs to be set up, Eaglcburger sai* The preceding information from tircty on WUSC-FM tonight at 6 p 1 \ jP ^PB^ Ms BH i RAY GRONBERGHThe Gamecock ollings >63,000, will support a publishing Santiago, Chile, to produce eight ng the views of diverse democratic in Chile on how best to promote a e future for their country. >,500, will support a training prociples of democracy for university, nd neighborhood youth leaders. 53 ? AMERICAN lap! 4? CANCER ^ f SOCIETY* tra Cash" jfe rst Donation ! ek Donation g > $ $ \SMA CENTER or Street 1 ! i Carolina 29201 j i - | ':0() AM c?i I ipon with you" 2 INT N(i, 'I, ERE. Ity are now eliaihlp " CI" miga system! Amiga can do for you! We hays them. We know them. And we ggppoil them Avcom Internationai, Inc. 2224 Airport Blvd. West Columbia, SC 29169 796-4396 >?ciafizlng In Audk>, Video and Computer Snk)? - Se*vtc? also VW?o Tranafart Film to Tap# IMJGA Ask about easy Amga financing Wars" program shouldn't beconthc United States against a future '.hink anybody ought to assume it / strategic nuclear missiles hitting ing trade deficit, Eagleburger said this year because of its sheer size. ?olvcd, its solution would cause a ?#V.- ? * 1? ??v?;uuvMy KJI I WIIU IlClN ^Ul 111 II1C otten in the habit of buying. You not cxpcct an economic collapse, )ody else," he said. utlook is in good shape with cursagleburger said. The U.S. foreign not only its relationship with the nations as Nicaragua, he said. : United States is currently giving Nicaragua, which is being governed ragan has asked Congress for $70 ommunist-influcnced government y run administration. he aid, but he may receive some hat a more democratic institution d. an interview to be heard in its cn.m. For the rec In Friday's news story titlc< $18,000 to go to student groups for applications for funding was deadline is April 4. THINK YOU ML TOO MUCH? Find Out. call I THERE BECOMING as a c i on the ri^ht means earning a BSN, wri Clifton, NJ 07015. ( ARMYNURS J Wei I Residenc I Office Good I (^Loyy.r, IOutst. Margaret O # Wade Hamp Maxcy/Thornwel jl Outst< g Outstarid % Cind Licensei^i^ dent discipline that would not i overstep the process used by the i Faculty Senate. t ^vja ^resident Kelvin Stroblc I thinks much the same way as Davis does. With SOLC, Stroblc i said the problem needs to be < defined. < "There arc always alternate options," he said. i Stroble said he felt students 1 should be included in every 1 process. t "Every process we are involved < in is a learning process, and we | are here to learn," he said. "If < Students arp i?v?'lnrWI fmm o V4V4VW II VIII C? \Jl U" ccss, that learning is excluded." ( Stroble said the problems with SOLC should be addressed only [" in the Student Senate. "Only the Student Senate can do away with it. If it doesn't go to the Senate then something's wrong," he said. | He said he requested SOLC to L ord In Wednesday's ! Black USC named,' J "More than correctly reported, the deadline Miss Positivity aw; incorrect. The won the Miss Cong "Kiss Me in the Rai GHT BE DRINKIN FOR MO THE USC CAMPUS AL lARETWOSIDI IA NURSE IN Tl And they're both re preented by the insignia you wear s a member of the Army Nurse TLWJm, i-.r. >wi | I I IV I.IUUIV.V. 11.1 VII I lilt' It'll neansyou re part of a health care ystem in which educational and areer advancement are the rule, lot the exception. The gold bar you command respect as an Arir ite: Artny Nurse Opportunities, > call toll free l-MO-WSA-ARN E CORPS. BE ALL YC r rrwxn R utstanding RHA Senato Lclam Gold Lowell Sloe utstanding Programs: ton/Moore Towers >ates West Douglas/Ba 1/Capstone McClintock mding Government Ad> ger Walsh Gregg Prou ing RA/Government Su y Shreiber Keith June UV>V/1Y1U JLJJ e Hall Gov irs and Sen, .tick in Spring | %CLttLL?tt to the Fall 1985 Award Winners: anding Government Off : Morrison Olivier rir^i > age 1 eview the proposal sent by Fortlcr and then make rccommcndaions to both the Senate and limself. Stroble said lie was not certain i problem really existed with stuicnt licensing. Me said SOLC is effective. * * i # iww. i <1,., ...w# l. II IIUTt IKCIIKU III III*.' I'U.ll. II s not that speedy, but is one . no re thing that students learn from," he said. " The real qucsion is what powers does Student Government really have. At one :>oint it was said that we have stuicnt life, discipline and parking. I'hc question is does the power ;xist now." American JL Red Cross Tn We'll Help. Will ?>u? !HI ia/*l A Pwfci ? ?*- A If f COu?< , 1 Spotlight story titled "Miss " some information was inStcphanie Taylor won the ard, and Mclaine Williams cniality award. Taylor sang n." G _ i RE INFORMATION .COHOL PROJECT 777-6688. S TO HE ARMY. *> l iy officer. If you're ., . A P.O. Box 77\\ * 4Y. >U CAN BE. \CK I s ernment I aiors I 1986! I ' -! jt I * If L,UL I icer: t fisor: M pportcr: m