University of South Carolina Libraries
College N Security guards unk Clarkson University ? Mistal students making love, security gii a student who died a few hours "I have seen students having s< Donald Shanty, one of the se< suspect two days later. Student fees may fu Arizona State University ? A1 to use student fees to fund the ren ty club, only faculty and adminis "That is really not tolerable, president of the Associated Stud( fees paying for renovation if th from the building, but the buildir Student sues about Auburn University ? A formei sue the university in response to engineering 11 months ago. "Auburn is breaking the law, a rights," Ben Hammond said. With seven credits left before formed he would no longer be abl ed on a change in graduation r< change is illegal and unfair. The changc was proposed in 1 summer quarter 1985, he said, oi to have been graduated. Students head 'soutl VII T_1 1?-. HCfT IVICAILU OllUt, UIIITCI9IIJ Ciudad Juarez, Mexico last week students who crossed the Rio Grai old minimum legal drinking age la Debtbusters. officials, bankers and lawyers. Jim Bradley, distinguished lecturer at USC, moderated the procedure as Columbia lawyer Debbie Cochelin kept track of the budget cuts. Established in 1982, the Roosevelt Center's goals are to increase public understanding of critical national policy issues and involve citizens in the decisionCorrection In Wednesday's edition of reported that Bon Jovi is from Jersey instead. Mandatory staff | in the newsroom. [SCHOLAF MEDICAL PRE-MED Modical school co They're climbing fas handle without the i If you're a medical! I have the best answe lent scholarship prog cial strain of medica allow you to concer ! ticipation is based 01 the Air Force make a siona! future. For more Informatio II li 11II 4o4/ ^== I?1 A For Advertising Tnf/\i*mafiAti P oil iiixui liiatiwii vajii 777-4249 The Gamecock THE GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three time.i a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university hnllHava onH aYomlnatlnn narSn^a Opinion* expressed in THE GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of THE GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of THE GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to THE GAMECOCK, Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 8.C. 29208. tl . . V I I O AO g /IV ouuvvii^iiuii ihied mc fio.uu iur jij year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both aummer sessions. Third claaa postage paid at Columbia, S.C. THE GAMKCOCK is a iic?m>?u atudent organization of the University of South Carolina and receives funding from student activity fees. i : fotes nowingly allow rape cing a violent rape scene for two lards neglccied to stop the rape of later. ex in unusual places before," said curity guards. Police arrested a ind faculty house though the university is planning ovation of a building into a faculstration will have access. " said Christopher Cummiskey, ;nts. "I could understand student e students were going to benefit ig would be used for faculty only. graduation change r Auburn student is threatening to his dismissal from the school of nd I am going to stand up for my graduation, Hammond was inle to take engineering courses basjquirements. Hammond said the 934 and became effective during ne quarter before Hammond was li of border' to drink of Texas at El Paso ? Bars in reported serving huge crowds of nde to escape Texas' new 21-yeariw, which went into effect Sept. 1. f!nntiminH frnm nana 1 making process at all levels government, according to a stai ment released by the center. The center's goal is to get t public to participate policymaking procedures by p? ticipating in community eve such as debates, game-playi sessions and study courses. It h offices in Washington, D.C., a Chicago. The Gamecock, we mistakenly San Francisco. He is from New photographers meet Russell House 321 ISHiPS FOR I AND SENIOR | STUDENTS I sts are rising every day. ter than many students can ! right kind of financial help. student, the Air Force may r for you. We offer an excelram that can ease the finarvI or osteopathy school and itrate on your studies. Parn competitive selection. Let n investment in your profesn contact: 3t. Biggs 722-3536 j r T V11 || |j 'MITZlst II I! OJ#ot wovoiUe If U BtiBBDIBCHOtSCb QjQaaipouu$yeS5"EL frctjc}ifo3cij?nra35 IBIinH aoat3fltioa^na^gjjj"| EL 5400 Special Price $35 EL 5500II Scientific 7C CE 126P Thermal Printer 55 CE 129P Thermal Printer 7C m? 11 EL 506P Scientific 1J EL 512P Scientific 2e EL 5510 Financial 7C EL 5520 Scientific 7C EL 515S Solar Scientific 1? ?? ? Texas Instruments Tl 36 SLR Solar Scientific $18 0 Tl 7A Klikui Railr PrrvirammnhlA Qd fl PC 324 Thermal Printer 69.C Tl 55 III Scientific 33.C Tl 5310 Deaktop Financial 85.C Tl 6AII Financial. 30. C I A/./.Aoo/vri<vA ?AA ki oaU^ riov>o90vi IUO UIOV/UUI i luu IUU. maoioi V MoneyOrd, Pers. Ch?ck(2 wks toclr). & handl. Shpts to IL address add 7% t Welcome WRITE (no calls) for free ca only. ALL ELEKTEK MERCHANDISE I n n ii bOUICL Continued from page ? the Gould family since the accident, said she's also heard several versions about how the accident happened. "There seem to be several different stories floating around, and we're not sure just what's the truth," she said. "The story told to the family was that John was Han/*Jnrt onH crvmol*r\iif V*n Un/iLrorl \4uiiviaij3 uitvt oviuviiuvr liV utiwiwu off the dance floor. "But we don't know if that's exactly what happened, so the family is seeking to find out more." GodM showed slight improvement Thursday and the outlook of friends and family members was positive, though hesitant. "John was doing better," Oiiillino caiH "Hut tliorn'p ctill o X uut VIIV1V o Jim c* lot of fear involved." Alcohol Continued fror Mark White, manager of Rumours on Blanding Street, said he made a proposal to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission for the age to change later on Sunday ? 10 a.m. ? so 20-year-olds don't have to stop drinking at midnight. But the legislation states the age change must occur on Sunday, which begins at 12 a.m., said Jim Harrsion, head of the Legal Counsel for ABC. LeCroy said he will be having specials designed for 20-year-olds ? on Friday night. "I'd like to let them know that O'Henry's cares that they'll be customers next year." Student Sena he ?n would not take office until Decei ir~ said. :nl "We want to have a senate that n8 said Sen. Michael Hogue, who pr< as bill on behalf of the Senate Rules < Sen. I.eich Hunter, ehnirwnm committee, tried during the debate ? the bill so that it would read interii ments, but Hogue denied the amer "It's not what the Rules < wants," he said. Sen. James Franklin, who also < the bill, said, "No matter how cos consuming, the Constitution secretary and treasurer are elected. ing, 6 p.m. Monday Jp^ KILLER CLUB! LeP mm,' < >"<* i?IIWIIIII Mini HIIIIII 'Awf k MHiA WI Til lwJ 1MB flllW WTL^a HEWLETT || MtiM PACKARD ' 99 HP-11C SctentHIc S41 00 ' 99 HP-12C Financial 72.00 ' 99 HP-16C Scientific 72.00 wjjvji HP-16C Programmer 86 00 HP-18C Nevd BuslnasaConnjltant... 135.00 [ 99 HP-41CV Advanced Programmable... 126.00 ; 99 HP-41CX Advanced Programmable... 179 00 99 82104A Card Reader 139 00 YV 82153A Optic Wend 61.00 , uu 82143A Thermal Printer 276 00 ! psy casio tO 1 10 m H9 C9 C30 OD ? oSSSSS FX 115M Scientific $16 00 ? IOQPDDOI I F 7000Q Graphic Display 54 00 cnaoooo FX 3600P Scientific 19.00 m aZZSZ FX 451 Solar Scientific 21.00 i na n m FX 8100 Scientific with Clock . 30 00 I nmmum FX 90 Credit Card Scientific? 1900 . fx 996 Solar Scientific 27.00 FX 4000P Scientific 3100 CM 100 Scientific/Programmer 16 00 Jard or VISA by phone or mall. Mall Cashier's check, Sorry noC.O.D.'s. Add $4.00 1st Item $1 eaadd'lshpg ax. Prices sub) to change. University/College P.O.'s talog. 30-day return policy for detective merchandise S BRAND NEW. 1ST QUALITY AND COMPLETE. 3MEBBSK1 1 John Gould Sr. said his son si had been improving Monday, but si then took a turn for the worse. u] The pressure on Gould's brain "| became so severe, emergency m surgery was performed to relieve re the pressure. w "The pressure in the brain is L down now, and that gives oppor- h< tunity for him to regain con- p< ciousness," the father said from ei the waiting room at Richland th Memorial's intensive care unit. w "This indicates progress." ai The student responded favorably to the medication, and his condition stabilized. His con- F dition had improved by Thurs- tc day, and his status was changed tl from critical but stable to serious s but guarded. si Mr. Gould said John was ii page 1 White said the raised age will a not affect Rumours' business p because only 19 of the 700 a members are under 21. But he may have special nights for 17- to tl 20-year-olds. a "We would serve cokes and L frozen drinks without alcohol," he said. "When I was 18, I could n drink. If I couldn't now, I'd like R to have a place to dance and par- ii ty and have a good time." d LeCroy may let underage people into O'Henry's and use arm- si bands to identify the 21-yearolds, but, he said, "It's real hard tl to retaliate when there is a couDle a of hundred people in the bar." d He said having a teen night, si when only non-alcholic beverages 2 T P Continued from page 1 mber," he "The Constitution says cies should be filled by gi is active," also said. ^posed the Article V, section 3, B, Committee election should be held : an of the start of the fall term. Par : to amend senate seats be filled at tli n appoint- During the debate, Sm ldment. the student constitution w Committee SG President Houser ! that I could appoint a se( apposed to the Constitution, but that tly or time to fill vacancies in the S< says the tional. Therefore it is nece " the bill regarding vacarn Mandatory staff gi K% n m \Mfnflttnndmi u p.m. vvcuucauay w I Harden St. Columbia, S.C. 252-7100 Open Mon. - Sat. breakfast served 7-11 am now open until 10:00 pm , ? ; TIIIJ j Jjy^eTCi INTRODUCING 0 j BUY 1 P\l : I BUY 1 PI ! : n : i Lan I Camp * | Eat In - Take Out Onl : ! Offer I lowing various positive signs, ich as opening his eyes, holding tmn finonrc nnH nprfnrmine y vnv * ?? f- - ? u purposeful movement" ? noral reaction to stimulus isponse. "He's been doing better, and e're just going to trust in the ord that everything works out," z said. "We're trying to keep a ositive attitude, and I can't say lough about the people from le hospital and the university ho have offered their prayers [id encouragement. "Everyone has been so helpful, rom the hospital's team of doc)rs and nurses to the people at le university, everyone has been o understanding and jpportive." Mr. Gould praised Director of re sold,"would defeat the purose of making money from beer nd liquor. "It's really a cut and dry fact lat you have to be 21 to go out nd have a good time at a bar," eCroy said. Barry Stricklin, general lanager of Easy's on Bluff :oad, said when the drinking age lcreased to 20, his business ccreased a great deal. "It really killed me in beer ales," he said. But the raised age will help him his time. "I won't have to worry bout people being old enough to rink beer, but not liquor," he aid. "I don't get enough people 0 years old to constitute my > that senate vacan- senate." cneral election," he In a pr< ing both , states that the fall (the senat six weeks after the the Const t 1 says that vacant Becausi lat time. bill now r ith said he thought is my bell fas being ignored. proceed said, "My belief is governm :retary according to in the sta appointing students "I hav< pnnt/? ic nnrr?nctitii_ demnilStr ssary for me to veto means atl cies in the student deals." raphics artists mee in the newsroom, S : C<P<U aoxc aCC ?tud?nt?, f to a U3%eci&fa.?t ujriti on cSefii at 7: in <zRll??eCC Oku meeting curi ur itd a unique ofifi one on one ouitfi ?7^ cStgn ufx Cregin in tfie 'A REP >?? n? oC UR NEW "SUPER ZA... GET ZZA, GET 2nd I with identical toppings ge or Medium Pizza us. S. Main St. Stor ly Expires 9-28-86 0 only good on largo and medii I 9 Resident Student Development Jim McMahon and USC's Housing Services, who helped the Alexandria, Va., family set up living quarters while their son is in the hospital. USC is housing the family and two close friends in Capstone House at no charge. ^ \ Quilling said any flowers, **! cards or other well-wishes can be cent rtiwtlv fr> thp hnsnitnl. or can be dropped off at the United Methodist Center on Pickens Street. Quilling can be contacted at 799-7363. "I'll be glad to carry anything over," she said. "Any support you can lend the family at this time would be invaluable. "The important thing is to be thinking of them, and to keep them in our prayers." business anyway." Maureen Bowler, a political science senior, turned 20 in July and is annoyed that she was only legal for two months. "I think it is ridiculous that they raised the age without a pro- i vision for a grandfather clause, which would enable those that already have the privilege to keep ^ Lori Marley, a media arts junior, has been using her drinking privilege as much as she can before the age changes. "I'm definitely going to take advantage of this last weekend," she said. "Put it this way, Group Therapy (a bar on Green Street) is going to see a lot of ine." :pared statement released after vetobills, she termed the bill PL(86)024 e appointment bill) as a violation of itution. e the veto of the Senate appointment equires that an election be held, "it ief that it would be prudent to also with the election of the student ent secretary as well," Houser said, tement. : decided tnat this action be taken to A ate that my administration is by no :empting any schemes or backroom ting, Russell House 321. # lia?Cy invite.* acuity and *?aff .ttend (i tfiE i/^xe^ident l.emljE% 23 OO am ctyouiE 327. [[ fiioaide ?tudent? ^ loxtunity to conoEX?E ^lE^iJiEnt <zHoCd.Eim.cin. rati*. \? eSEfltEmfjEX 1 2 . officE xm 209. y EAT of a " j . linilTl : kkW IS SPECIAL" PIZZA j ONE FREE! i 9NE FREE! S : h I: Only I I: e Only | : ne Coupon Par Purchase | J ; im pizza. I . : i t