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t:: ifrnvrva MlfcllJSIJnPHKil1! : >> Computer virus hits > Columnist angered > International > Soccer team QC Does anyone care that former USC President James USC-Spartanburg, page 2 over student week underway, crushed by Clemson, ?? Holderman might have fondled and hit on former student :: apathy, page 3 page 4 page 7 interns with money we paid in taxes? aa Tige Watts, page 3 fGAMECOCK Volume 84, No. 35 University of South Carolina Monday, November 4, 1991 A Family Reunion - ' IS! B H B 11 PI I ??4 . , ' *" MSsm- WEFM f"S Hi S fl affli. 1 ft. m ' " I mm jHfeVy4/ i W' W$ Jttk flHHL j||jp' //' ;'f' ; WlL 'T* X *" ?j X/W "" ** * -W -/j ?; ^JF ' ?;-4r WW0 * :#!<iFf w. > ' , * ffc1"' - * 36 "gSpM^m,J 40*^~' / --"** / C *. -y>." Stephanie Smith (far right), a business fre J and Joe Smith, during Parent's Weekend. Tf 7 Saturday was predominantly sunny while ye 1 of the day. The trio also attended the South < In the World... Guards fired tear gas Saturday to prevent a clash between about 400 stonehurling Vietnamese in the fourth incident of violence this week at Hong Kong's ^largest camp for boat people. ^ Officials said no one was injured in the hour-long incident at Whitehead, which houses some 25,000 Vietnamese boat people. M Euthanasia in The Netherlands may be decriminalized as long as it is practiced along strict medical guidelines, according to official sources cited by a media group. Dutch Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers announced Friday after a Cabinet meeting thaf ar? aoroomonf ViaH Vtf>pn r r1 Vl (in "tow to defuse the thorny issue. He refused to outline the elements of the agreement which must be submitted to Parliament, saying details still had to be worked out. * Dt By The Assc . Most of tl y tors promis* two buildinj y^OBr been delete budget repoi 3 S **tPS Performing . H fi I U gineering bi the universi flj Rjatf. state budget I has no real: M y , < money or ec ?l%&Eral ^4^8 USC official Jjfij "The time ll JRjjByg Emm against (the H # i USC s chief r that passes, ing in dimin faces a mul ing to the r identities of By GORDOP Student Pre paign goal o! 'mm education funi Student go1 legislature are Carolina (SB' iflHj government. "We've de\ their parents James Wadde i' f mm EW Committee, j % House Ways mmHM The letter e mmJm ' ^ education in i J f ? * iu increase iui Student Go bulk package is back in sess to sign as po ^ takes, we'll < jjp street." He said, "L legislators oui higher educati Shrivastava other state-suj Greg Rickabaugh/The Gamecock and schools W shman, was visited by her parents, Jan "We intend ie weekend saw a variation of weather. also," said D ssterday was spoiled with rain for most Spartanburg. Carolina Honors College picnic. Columbia has the budget pre In the Nation... In I Jesse Jackson announced Saturday A he would not run for president in 1992, charge saying he could better serve the country by "loud working to register voters and open the an afte political system to the needy, neglected Polk and uninvolved. turday Instead, Jackson said, he will embark on A mei a campaign to register a million new voters noise, and organize workers politically across the If cc country. faces a Former La. Gov. Edwin Edwards ^ai1' ac won endorsements Friday and state Rep. David Duke drew brickbats from business ? Soi leaders who said his racist image would meml hobble the city's convention and sports spiralii industries. constit "Some people say David Duke will hurt compu the convention industry. That's nonsense. He won't hurt the convention industry. nation' He'll eliminate it," said Dave Dixon, an art 10 5 pe dealer who helped attract a National Foot- the th ball League franchise to New Orleans. increas mation; tributions admii Jame: doubtful ?? Th ganiz gated Press for 0 tie $10 million that contribu- nanci ?d to help build and equip own ] is on the USC campus has d from the school's latest $es for the Koger Center of P?rt. Axts and the Swearingen en- Proac lilding were not included in out ty's latest report filed with ?q officials because the school a (ve istic hope of collecting the ten j juipment any time soon, two s said. factor is beginning to weigh pledges)," said James Rex, were fund-raiser. "The more time the probability of them com- neeri ishes." ers ii the pledges, the foundation for c timillion-dollar loss, accord- A sport. State law protects the from ronfriKiitrvrc ^ *UU IWl J. * VI? mpaign 3rts begir funding 4 MANTLER >s Editor ;sident Manish Shrivastava said his ra r political pressure for adequate hig ding is making "good progress." yernment's lobbying efforts of the si underway through Students for a Be C), an executive committee of stud /eloped a generic letter for students i to sign, which we will then send 11, the chairman of the Senate Final tnd Billy Boan, the chairman of and Means Committee," Shrivasu xpresses concern over the state of hig south Carolina and urges the legislat iding of higher education, vernment will deliver the letters in ( to the two chairmen when the legislat :ion in January or February, ng to get as many parents and stude ssible," Shrivastava said. "Whatevei do it. We'll even get people off ogically, this is the best way to tell < concern. This state lacks a priority on. I hope this will help." has also contacted student leaders pported universities including Clem< ithin the USC system. I to saturate our community with letl ean Heistad, student president at US "We appreciate all the work US done here. Hopefully, we can allevi assure soon." Beaufort minister has be ?d with violating a law restricti and unseemly noise" after he ga moon street sermon. :e arrested the Rev. Karl Baker 1 as he preached on a Beaufort stre rchant had complained about t mvicted of the misdemeanor, Bal i maximum $248 hne and 3U days cording to the city ordinance. uth Carolina's congression bers say it's time for a plan to st ig health care costs ? the ones th uents have been flooding them w lints about. latest government figures show t s spending on health care rose ?rcent to $66.2 billion in 1990. It v\ i^d straight year of double-dij s not bud z two centers were built under the said USC listration of former USC president much, but s Holderman. The buildings were had predic d through the Carolina Research & income ffc lopment Foundation., ^ jMokw e foundation, which has been reor- has prom ed with new leaders and new rules amount o Deration, arranged mnrh of the fi- Cw/oai-Jnrrc K o ' * unvuuii^N ng for both buildings by using its funded w funds. grant. it and USC's chief financial officer, The US "Pete" Denton, said the revised re- million in reflects a more conservative ap- donors an* h to the university's projections ab- ment Den ie gifts it will receive. ment has b ur new philosophy is that if we get f f(? rbal) pledge, transfer it into a writ- ^ fo?hc( iledge before you count it," Rex building>s Koger. Ko 5 Swearingen and Koger centers in Florida, pet projects of Holderman. ^ ^ the case of the Swearingen Engi- value ng Center, Holderman wooed lead- toward lbc n the energy and oil-production field reported, ontributions. year ago, USC projected income Anothe oil-well leases the school was gi- anticipate would bring in $931,731. Denton ago have Frustrated U 5 1 Wj IB im~ ,.3Pr fl her f W I&T: m X >ne lire nts it the 3ur for at fre Head USC Football Coach Spar >c" hands together in disgust over a ret ;c" loss to North Carolina State, 38-21. iate see page seven. ?r I^^^AreYbuanAI ng Ij || What kind of balls do n ive they play sports? J/ . yT t 3a_ Pecentaae of Americans Pla ,ct llXTbose polled could respond to mon Bowling illMiiiii 21% ^ Running jjjljs \ 17% * op Tennis' :-| ||[ $% *: ":i ||| Mm ^ Soccer j[ 2% I f:. * Number of backyard swimming pools: I he . 2,130,000 by 7,839,859,000 frames were bowled in I, 'as . git 70% of American's who own running $n Source: i9S0GdfupPo9 ' I " ' Igeted still expects to receive that not as quickly as Holderman ted. This year's report projects >m the leases at $10,000. iged slump in the oil industry pted the reduction in the f income projected for the >n project, which also was ith a $16.5 million federal C financial report deleted $5.2 cash pledges from unidentified d $2 million worth of equipton said, however, that equip>een donated by other sources, ndation knew $2 million of its r the Koger Center would not >ming unui tne aeatn or tne namesakes, Nancy and Ira ger has a real estate operation session, however, has caused of the stock Koger pledged 5 project to plummet, The State r $1.8 million in pledges it had d receiving nearly two years not arrived. ? Greg Rickabaugh/The Gamecock ky Woods clinches his eree's call during (JSC's For further game details hletic Supporter? lost Americans have when JH| ying tties? Sports ??? e than one anwser.) ||||ll| 36% {NumberOne) (Number Two) plfs IS. ten-pin alleys, oes donl run. <y<r-f f x:-;::;:x, :,.,-.j Ryan Sims/The Gamecock