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The Gamecock Founded 1908 Friday Volume 79, No. 7 University of South Carolina September 5, 1986 . '. ^j^8 ? mA 'x' ? r.-S/jj&i Eye-catchers Sophomores Kenya Derrick and Teresa Burns look at pc The posters came from about 40 publishers and are sold Males must regis Rw MATT UUAQn News reporter USC male students must be registered for the draft to qualify this year for federal financial aid. The Solomon Amendment, passed by Congress in A 1984, denies federal loans to male students between the ages of 18 and 26 who have not registered with the Selective Service Agency. These loans include the Pell Grant, the Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, the National Direct Student Loan and the Guaranteed Student Loan. The regulation does not pertain to university or slate scholarships, according to Robert P. Godfrey, 'A^f n T?I? * A :-i ?.^Uv>uiv vaiiwiVJI v/l [lit. JIIIUllll I' 111 ill Id it I /\1U officc. "There is no South Carolina law, that I'm aware of, that prohibits giving state aid to students who don't sign the Selective Service form." Godfrey said the financial aid office hasn't en^ countered problems with the federal requirement in the past year. The South Carolina General Assembly has no imAthenian Society By TRISH MCKITRICK ,arc of the peopl. News reporter an immoral wa; An audience at a debate on Ernest, owner i pornography Wednesday night adult bookstore voted against the resolution for the negative 5 "Pornography is immoral and Others disagi gg| should he banned." resolution beeau: USC students and members of pornography mu< the community attended the not just some of debate was sponsored by the Even the pre Athenian Literary and Debating Hudson, voted ag 5Jociety. tion because of The wording of the resolution worded. - ? --- ? iiun.li ??.-> iiuuson is ; the resolution itself. Citizens Advoeati Some of the members of the a Revival of El hi audience disagreed with the use "As a Christki of the word "morality," saying and a citizen, I i pornography is not a moral issue. any pornography "Pornography can be im- Hudson defint moral, but the law already takes as nudity, any ? I Kickoti 1 \ I H Wjj USC hopes history ^ R* of road game losses A v * M- 's broken. See p. 8. i ' ! > ^ . r JB ' *// 2$ JBgll ^%jp ail A ^L ^ jM?< nnnHnBH^^^H^n juH j: _ JENNIFER STEIB/The Gamecock isters at a CPU sponsored sale on the Russell House patio, on college campuses by Carl Sansouci of Stoudsburg, Pa. ter for the draft "It is ... designed to make people believe that they belong to the government and not to themselves. It's a charade." Bruce Pearson USC professor mediate plans to pass legislation prohibiting state financial aid to non-registered students, but nine other states have enacted such legislation. In 1984, a Tennessee male applicant was not admitted to state-subsidized Memphis State University until he signed up for the draft. "It (the Solomon Amendment) is a punitive measure . . . designed to make people believe that they beloilK to the government and nm tr? themselves," said Bruce Pearson, a USC associate professor and an anti-draft advocate, "it's a charade." "If they don't sign the statement, they are just not eligible to receive federal aid," Godfrey said. begins year wit l* that use this in degrades men or women, violence said Irank and sadomasochism. She said >f the Chateau pornography is harmful, deand the speaker meaning to women and >ide. unchristian. eed with t tic Ernest argued some porse it implied all nography can be helpful to peo,i he banned and pie who have sexual problems, it. "People actually come to me >ponent, Laura tor help," he said. ainst the resolu- There will be a market for orthe way it was nography as long as there is a society to support it, Ernest said, i member of "i>?rnf\or??rU??- .? . lav/^i I I CI 4; ' IMIIIWII ing Decency and business. II people cannot get cs. what they want here then they in and a female will send away for it through an un offended by advertisement, thus giving their Hudson said. money to New York or Califor d pornography nia. Send your money out of material that South Carolina; I don't care!" 'WHHMMaHMMMnBnMM ? t Clemson unveil rc By BUDDY MOORE News editor South Carolina's three major uni planning a program to stimulate ecoiu and create jobs in the state and to brin par with the nation's major research u USC, Clemson and the Medical 11 South Carolina have proposed the Rest mnnt Ai't a i'itim ??<? > - - v. .I'v ruu | Mil 11 Willi il |irOJl $600 million to be equally divided by tin and the state. The universities have asked the stati $60 million yearly during the five year own portions to be raised through federal sources. "Individually, each institution ? th of South Carolina, Clemson Univcr Medical University of South Carotin* disadvantge in direct competition \v centers like MIT, Stanford and Johns according to a statement released Aug. "But an alliance of the three Sou universities represents a larue reservoir consisting of research equipment and 1 as well as expertise in practically all science, engineering, medicine, it business and other fields. "These resources will move South C an enviable position in the intematioi tion for jobs," the statement said. Each university will focus on specific its strengths lie. USC's research empha trade and economic development, adva and technology, mass communication a tion management, health care and cJis? tion, coastal zone management and edi Clemson will concentrate on r agriculture, engineering and has marketing and management, imnrovim of life and textiles. MUSC's thrust will be in the dev< research and support centers, e molecular genetics, structural biology ? USC's total portion of the proposal million, Clemson's S197 million and M million. USC President James Holderman i plan last September when he unveilt research plan, according to Debra Alk information services. "The plan called for additional I research, and he expanded that to inclu schools," she said. Holderman requested each college d< with his faculty in long-range planning priorities. Research faculty in various < also worked with the Office of Sponsorc USC Professo By STEVE SIEVERT U! News reporter Adolescent depression. It's a pe disease with many unknown so causes but few researchers to find no them. ca That's why a USC researcher wl was awarded a $1.1 million th< federal grant to study the L. 1 - piouicm. rie The National Institute of Men- ac< tal Health has presented the grant ris to Professor Carol Garrison of coi h debate on t Cj rs II gj j j t. sjpf | iJ j' til f|!I If 'f IH* Laura Hudson of Citizens Advocating Dece Debating Society. The society's resolution, 2 HMMBBP" ' mnUBEHSMnCC , use, I iscarch and Research to dci Allen said. versities are The 2001 plan is a )tnie growth nationally renowne g theni on a and is capable of gc niversities. I he plan began ai niversity of non was named pres arch Invest- Margaret Pridgcn, \ rcted cost of Clenison. ? universities This is part of University: The Sect 2 to provide the school's centenn s, with their mitment to areas \ private and stronger, she said. "We have reason; e University other states that $5 t sity or the SI spent on the pro] t ? is at a Silicon Valley as an ith research "All of the high tc i Hopkins," because of the intel 29. sities such as Stanfo th Carolina The plan at Mil of resources termed Phase 3 in i aboratories, Stephen Jones, cx< 1 aspects of James Edwards, iternational "Each year in oui wards came here arolina into November ? we h lal competi- move forward," he In the first phasi areas where medical teaching inst ...:u i- - - * win dc m siiy wnn six collegc need science said. n d in forma- The latest phase c ?ase preven- ccpt, with the enti jcation. focusing on a specifi< esearch in research," Jones sai ic science, The Research Invc i the quality the state's three unr Faculty from the scl ilopment of programs, according mphasi/ing A recent examplt md cancer. Clcmson and MUSC will he $248 with treating farmc it ]?sf v *!<;<; ..:,u ?.:-:J . w ^ ^ vivauii^ Willi "Scientists in the nitiatccl the easier to cooperate, . d his 2001 tighter and com pet mi of USC's Jones said. The plan should in unding for like North Carolina' de the three of the University of North Carolina State :an to work ty, Jones said, to establish Each school det Jcpartments development, but the d Programs duplicate each other, r nti ir/i/mr* Ai f oiuuymy ut SC's School of Public Health. exj Depression is mostly related to ople with "well-defined per- 3,2 nalities." Because adolescents foi irmally don't fall into this tegory, little is known about lat could be depression in wil *in, Garrison said. he; Previous studies were not car- dej d out well enough to provide coi :urate answers, she said. Gar- I on's project will be the first los inprehensive, in-depth study to immnrolitu annul amy iicy and Revival ut fcthics speaks to mem stating pornography is immoral, was sour __ I pian tcrminc the areas for the plan, 16-year project to make USC a d university through research nerating SI3 million annually. Clcmson soon after Max l.enitlent last October, according to mblic information director for a larger program, "Clcmson >nd Century," which celebrates mi, 111 ivnn, and signifies a comvhere the school needs to be > to believe with examples from o $10 will be returned for every gram/' Pridgen said, citing the example. :ch industries came there in part llectual resources from univer rd." SC could be most accurately the school's development, said :cutivc assistant to Prpsirlrni r yearly planning since Dr. Ed? it will be four years in ave been looking for ways to said. the school was primarily a ituiion, and it became a univers during the second phase, he onccntrates on the centers conre facilities of the university c disease. "This fits in well with d. rsimcnt Act is not the first time /crsitics have worked together, tools frequently collaborate on ; to Allen, Pridgcn and Jones. l* is the joint effort between ? in agromedicine, which deals rs for chemical accidents and les. ; three schools have found it with research monies becoming it ion for grants increasing," lake the three universities much s Research Triangle, composed North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University and Duke Universiermined its own areas for ' nl^lK I'rmilllcniiMil rollior ili"" , they said. ipression ilore depression in youths. "The study will be large ? 100 ? and we will follow them three years," Garrison said. The adolescents being tested I first go through a mental tith exam. If there arc signs of session, the evaluation will ltinue. Indicators of depression are a s of interest or pleasure in See 'Depression,' page 2. of porn JONATHAN WARDIThe Gamecock bers of the Athenian Literary and idly defeated. Inside m I u 7 7 6 4 8 9 3