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College Note Reverend quits in protest Duquesne University ? The Rev. Michae official, quit in protest of a campus lecture who oversees "non-lethal" aid to Nicaragua % Department. "I took exception to this man who is : Nicaraeua hfino inuitoH ? ru-:..: ? ? o .....ivu IU cl V^IIIIMltlll explained. Farrakhan cancels appear: University of Pennsylvania ? The Rev. J< at a Black Stude..1 Unity meeting at Penn meeting to the 1960 founding of the Stud dinating Committee, which helped pro movement. Aurora University student Cicely Ki 500-studcnt meeting "let us know we are nc But Penn Black Student League Presideni plained that Penn's refusal to let security ol at the door caused Muslim leader Louis Farrj pearance . The refusal was "a virulently vehemently Newspapers defy rule on i Cal State ? To defy the rule designed to tities from political activities, editors at 11 oi puses wrote editorials endorsing candidates i Only San Diego State editor Andrew suspended as a result. But last week CSU spokesman Jeff Stetso Q the ban soon if papers agree to print "disc dorsements represent the editors' views, not Club causes stir at Woctoi was ? ? *W W^UI Western Michigan University ? WMU St\ tor Charles Stroup says he's received comp Club, a newly registered student group, is plaints from the club itself that its posters a vandalized. Club coordinator Kelly Weaver says mem cards at one meeting, noting they're not \ telling. Etftr tllO Daahi i m iiip llPliUI In the Nov. 24 article All f ''Limit set for salaries of not e; visiting professors," the $54,OOC salaries of full professors range is was incorrect. full pre I AMERICAN | I 4? CANCER LJtsggnY' l w The Gamecock ^ THE GAMECOCK Is the student news- ^ Q paper of the University of South Carolina jflUy and is published three times a week on MB M Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the fail and spring semesters and weekly ^ on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in THE GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The Board of Student Publications and vyumuiunionuna me puDiisner or THE GAMECOCK. Tht Student Media Department ia the parent organiiation of THE gamecockT Change of address forma, subscription requests and other correapondence should be aent to THE GAMECOCK, Drawer A, University of South Carolina, Columbia, b.c. 29208. Subscription rate* are $18.00 for (1) >year, $8.00 per fall or spring aemeater and ^ w $3.00 for both summer aeasions. Third elaaa postage paid at Columbia, S.C. \ THE GAMECOCK is a licensed student organisation of the University of South Carolina and receives funding from student activity fees. r?"~v 1 1 E ' | I EN0 Y' OF Game I & tup | [| LINE stilli 12 0 IS |.4 if2 Dec. 1-, h 1} NOT week f | q HERE sil 1 1 IyETh ^ Ri ft 9:00 an I ? r y<( But it's coming ... Ffc S Com piled from I Golleqe to College Press Service %M By Colleae Pross Snruirn Of lecture ATLANTA ? Spclman College the chance to host an on-location u , _ episode of The Cosby Show. 1 Drohan, a Duquesnc NBC-TV, which airs the top-rs by Robert Duemhng, $jon sh and Cami||c Cosb _ , ncontras for the State star ujl| Cosby _ lourcd a ? southern historically black colleges sponsoring murder in f. us (Q bccomc ..Hillman institution, Drohan Hillman is the fictitious black < !)I1PP Sit tended by Denise, Cosby's 3BIOC Ol IT asm daughter. On the show, Denise's 1 grandfather are Hillman graduates ;sse Jackson, speaking JoAnne Alfano, a NBC spokes last week, likened the ^ew York, said Spclman, an 8 ent Nonviolent Coor- private women's college, "best e pel the civil rights tjlc smau college with traditional \ we want Hillman to be." llingsworth said the _ tetrad Tiiard com- laWVGF Dill Ticials search students f ikhan to cancel his ap- ? n racist move," he said. 11 | | ^Jj U d i 1 IJj endorsements 8v Th0 A?oci>ted Press keep state-funded en- . BOSTON - A cuddly dragon f the 19 Cal State cam- hat s>?e^ U!lcum Powdcr '?PS a n the Nov. 7 elections. llst ? " dangerous toys that Rathbone has been manufacturing officials say is just a product-liability lawyer s n said C5>U may drop & ???"<* ^ act new clients, rlaimcrs" thai the cn- , Attorney Edward Swartz s the institutions'. 15th annual list of 10 worst toys also includes plastic rn Michigan $co?}"s:toy 8uns and cri,b tora If these toys are really that adent Activities Direc- why do? hc ?"ly seel< laints The Quicksilver a" ,h,s Publicity a. "satanic," and com- ^ nd flyers are regularly ^ IQITi Jj Stl || Contir ibers did discuss tarot /ery good at fortune- Ballou and the other 18 pledges understood they "would be pret ty much expected to do a good bit of drinking" during the party, according to court testimony. Once at the party, pledges were asked certain questions separate| 1*1 ly and had to drink from a goblet-shaped cup called the . .. _ , "cup of truth." The cup containUll professors do ecj a mixture of alcoholic irn $52,000 to beverages. v H ; annuaiiy. l ne i an average of all The Podges were applauded by ifessors' salaries. '!]c a?ive, frf,,e t>' bro,!lcrs ;f they drank all of the cup s contents and ridiculed if they drank only a small amount, according to the judge's opinion. _ /AL After the questioning, other "active brothers gave pledges bottles of beer, wine, or liquor si&Pftd and asked them to drink it." JVff* ^ Ballou and three other pledges ' had passed out by 10:30 p.m. He lay on a couch in the fraternity t* m ,ounge. ill B 4^ Several active brothers and W l p> another pledge discussed taking Ballou to the infirmary shortly " before midnight because of his Campus Notices Quad For Sale Help Wanted The fraternity was made aware Housing of the possibility of removal Lost & Found several weeks ago and was given Personals time to meet its responsibilities, Services Smart said. W Each fraternity has financial, B membership and maintenance __ _ UVIIQUUUIIJ 111(11 111U31 UC lllCL IU ^|||1 L keep its contract. V* W "We're sorry it had to be a financial reason that our contract was terminated, but we think it -v-M 'iM-n; V" v? lY -* U lli i n 1 V ' S I ON C E I t Your kj I Clip arn t oc DiacK (./3 this ad to H. Rubin Vision ok portrait location for special value -vhile there faculty. But hurry, these oi is a line H ALL FRAMES Bring this coupon to H. Rubir i x Street for half price frames wht , , /'i of glasses. H. Rubin's has a gi, 5 IS the last Vj and with this ad you get your HnL?rtrai' Yi 599 DAILY OR E> 8 0 BAUSCH & LOME A SOFT CONTACT n u 'V What a price to write home al ?ll House i/ includes contact lenses, eye < -i-i j ^ visits. Tinted, astigmatic and " // i higher. How can H. Rubin do i - 5:00 pm ) A K $15 OFF ALL SUI ><* Ray Ban, Porsche, Carrera ? Come to 1338 Main Street bet i\jn h uu your new pair or sungl I Eye Exams Are Performed [/' I I * Half prlco frames are with fhe | B M M?i glataea. Thla ad must be presented >lf)J|V apaclal offara are Qood only attha m )'A offara expire December 20,1989 an< motional offer. ho COttinn fn w iju iui About three colleges competed f< e has won chance to serve as a set for the episoc iping of an said. Camille Cosby toured the school ited televi- researching her master's thesis on he wife of students in higher education, said umber of Porter, spokesman for Tougaloo Coll to find the Mississippi, one of the schools considei College." the show. Spclman is 105 years old ? the oldes :ollege at- women's college in the world, said < television spokesman Jo Moore Stewart. She ad father and school will not be paid for the use o campus. woman in "We will be recompensed with n; 00-student recognition," she said. "Mr. Cost xcmplifics donated to the college generously over t 'alucs that several years. The figures I am not at to give out." ilishes list [T^ erous toys Christmastime?" asked Jodi jftjjyf Levin, a spokeswoman for the BKf JB Toy Manufacturers of America. BK'? V?E Oliv ? 0 ?K.ugvvulVJ |JIUUUkl liability cases and I just think it's rafc^K.X an excellent way to get new : Swartz, who has written two fl|4v?Vk books on toy safety and has pro- W 1 secuted negligence lawsuits w \ ^ against toy manufacturers, said * * Monday he releases his list now because it is when most toys are la bought In solemn Soldiers stand mod from page 1 South Carolina Virginia. pale color and lack of responsiveness. I I ft; 8 <rl O E They decided to leave him lying || tJ I LI C# I face down and unconscious on the couch in order to prevent him ,, ,, , from suffocating if he vomited, S f according to a pledge in the an ..', , ' fraternity house. rl,l eli y! An active brother found Ballou ,'e. un a dead at 7:30 the following ?U86 to pay : morning. president s ho, An autopsy revealed his blood- 0 ono alcohol level to be .46 percent. A . . . . receP person is legally drunk in South .e?IS a ors a Carolina when the level is .10 ?^!f' percent. trecords Ballou's parents originally fil- ^ai , ?r tw ed a $3 million suit, naming the mem e" ? university, Sigma Nu and the ?neJ?r $,3>87' fraternity's executive director as defendants. _ The Ballous dropped USC e Pr?/ess from the suit before the Richland rcmoved bee. r,nim(ii , . ._ A, . _ _ ? reeular pmnlnu v.wuiuy ncai iiik 111 mc micresi oi ? j hurrying the case through. The y are jj? su jury dismissed the executive "naer #. state director as a defendant after the or||na I0n c . said. case was heard. The jury awarded $200,000 in f 1 ^ Pre?! c actual damages and $50,000 in ^ ? sPnn8 ... . $45,486, were punitive damages. of the students ing amounts 1 ^ removed in ac< FOIA. ... , . . , . ,, Records als will be better for the fraternity. .... 3 paintings, tota "No longer will Phi Delta purchased fro' Theta fraternity be associated with a group on the corner who doesn't do anything," he said. "it will help us during rush." The fraternity has rented an >IB, apartment to have meetings and , to serve as a headquarters, Knapp I said. Members also have spoken B In coop to realtors about getting a house h ancj |^,e off campus. 1 i S +Z\ kjfl* I mil mi nammmammmmamm M T E R S I * bring | fl center's 7338 Main Street ^ ^ s for L/.S.C. students and | ffers expire Dec. 20,1986. I > 1/2 PRICE* || For ? j Vision Center at 1338 Main H | _ _ _ in purchasing a complete pair IS Bj lQ Vv ant selection to choose from H w * frames at half price! B |j "i. | | |f | J (TENDED WEAR I I 3 I I to C LENSES* !)out! This special otter , \ ixamination andlollow up : bifocal lenses are slightly m . n? | we da i Become ? NGLASSES J by ii H. Rubin's got 'em all. ' ore December 20, 1986 tor asses' ! Name I By Dr. Mark Taylor, O.D. J Address Durchaso of a complata pair of B If livitlCJ at tha time of purchata and that* VlHI HHMREMH 1339 Main Straat location. Thai* 1 ara not good with any othar pro Cosby Show >r the Moreover, Cosby has a special connection c, she to Spelman. while "His second daughter attends school here, black and his son will attend Morehouse next fall," Oscar Stewart said. Morehouse is an all-male college ege in near Spelman. ed for "He sat on the podium during our last commencement, and kissed all of the black Graduates " "\tpuinrt cowl ??i? ? , u.v.<uli jaiu. 11 wa.-> vci y :ollege moving." ds the Spclman and Morehouse students will work F their as extras on the show. itional Cosby Show publicist Kim Insley isn't sure y has when actual filming will begin on campus, but he last said if the episode is a hit, NBC may spin off a liberty series about the character, played by Lisa Bonet, at the college. tribute ROBERT GONZALEZ/The Gamecock at attention at a memorial service honoring the remains of a Confoderate soldier. The remains were found recently in man Continued from page 1 private club dues Studio in Columbia for the presi>r 50 scholarships dent's office. tie president. Other documents showed ;o was tapped for payments for faculty receptions, or a dinner at the a breakfast for commencement IQP l^ct r* h rictm n c ' 1 1 ? A .? spctiRcis, iuncneons ior iormer the trustees and a distinguished visiting professor ion for state Jehan Sadat and several recepthe Holdermans' tions during football games. The expenditures from the showed stipends discretionary fund kept under ) USC faculty wraps by trustees include $21,055 jtstanding service, in travel expenses, $54,516 for > and the other for aircraft leasing, $13,379 for "other contractual service," $90,468 for entertaining and proors' names were motional expenses related to luse salaries of university advancement and ;es of the universi- $184,718 for entertainment and ject to disclosure gifts i^.uted to fund raising, 's Freedom of In- Trustees said public disclosure , USC officials of those records might hurt the university's fund-raising efforts ntial scholarships because records would show the of 1986, totaling names of donors or prospective listed. But names donors who had received gifts or ecemng me vary- were entertained with money of money were from that discretionary account, ordance with the Information on the fund has been requested under the FOIA o showed four by The Greenville News, WIS-TV ing $5,350, were in Columbia and The Charlotte n the Blue Sky Observer. r?i*Jin<iroiv>c WMJivua^uvui va eration with the University Dining Services Residence Hall Association presents... * i iny Wild Pizza delivered I >u from December 1st -f Otu ...A J ^ 1 - #t* Jk i4:ui, wc win uuiiciit; I arolina Cares. j; 777-4695 | 'vernightly5-1 checks t^cashcards we/come/ \ ?ligiDle for the $100 Cash Card Giveaway S lling out and presenting this flyer to /our Wild Pizza delivery person. Phone in Residence Hail, please indicate which one. |