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> Campus Rape Awareness > President pushing > Campus getting > Mental inquest CC A disease is a disease, and all AIDS patients deserve the project to take place "Big Lie," page 3 into spirit tor warrant was issued ?f? respect and support that Magic has been lucky enough Thursday, page 2 Clemson game, for Turner, page 7 to receive. {j pa9e Shelley Magee, page 3 KtAMECOCK Volume 84, No. 42 University of South Carolina Wednesday, November 20, 1991 I Students try to forget legacy I By GORDON MANTLER student leaders said concerning the coverage of HoiS 3s Assistant News Editor derman scandal. Former USC president James Holderman was in- "My impression was that some of it was very valid, ^tk dieted nearly eight months ago, but his criminal and but 801116 was just sensationalism," said Lee Mathis, '||| _ HHHL unethical acts during his 13-year reign still receive a 311 undeclared freshman. "It was important to a point, good deal of press coverage in the Carolinas. but 118 b^n overplayed." RX^HjL- VHH But many student leaders and students want to put Another freshman, Ryan Faulkner, an international Bp the rfolderman scandal behind them. studies major, said, "Obviously, what he did was P%hi ' "We'd certainly be better off if nothing more nega- criminal and it should be brought to the public's . - ft ^came said Student President Manish attention. ) . jfl H? Shrivastava. "It seems like things are being repeated too much," ftt* V"* Travis Hunter/The Gamecock "The biggest thing is, the man isn't here," he said. he added Spin executive editor Michael Pakenham (left) and publisher " e new administration isn't able to concentrate on Ho^eZan h^"riven USC*' ? P??r wjM Bob Guccione, Jr. held a forum on Monday to discuss student wtat^u should be. We're not able to do what we -t can't wait undl this entire ordeal is over," said ^Hk . views on "Sex, Drugs and Roc n Roll." "It's very apparent he (Holderman) ate, drank and Student Chief of Staff Tom Young. "It has proven no- A "yVTHV T _?? > lived USC," said Student Vice President Shine tbin8 but 311 embarrassment of the entire university M XMIl\j rnriim lYYTYI/^C Brooks. "He was USC, but he forgot his boundaries." j!y". . _ . . ? ^ 4t , M ^3 JL 1 1 i lVjl mil l^yjI m tired of hearing about it, Brooks said. I m H^K m L Brooks said, "I don't think they recognize all the wondering when there will be a day when we don't M "|-| "| good he did for USC, including an increased endow- hear anything about Holderman." m "| 13 111 / | /| 13 1 Q" Q ment and a host of influential speakers from politics He said, "I'm looking forward to the time when we fl lllvlLlvlv lO ^ vil and other fields. I think people have to realize college will concentrate on what lies ahead and not what's m education is a multi-million dollar business, and that happened in the past. By J.T. WAGENHEIM hind the students' large response you have to invest money to make money." "I applaud the administration on its handling of this Staff Writer to legalizing drugs was they felt Other students, including freshmen, reiterated what difficult situation," he concluded. Holderman t Sex, Drugs, and Reck V Roll, j? wou,ld significantly reduce These central college issues 3re 2 crimes. # m Sororities compete in fundraiser chance to talk from their per- to w 0 e ^ spective SPIN will edit the tran- jj play m a college students s^ff Writer ^ ^ I / ;l senpt of the forum and pubhsh it 0 , .... , ? , I I I f| in the March college issue Students admitted that rock n In events ranging from sports to If I M staff nters?fromg^Wotm 'ives' Furthermore, one male stu- been competing in Sigma Chi's J J L? I hand to address the specific ^nt was agitated about censor- Derby Days fundraiser this week. 4 issues and questions. Bob Guc- ship of CMtarn bands. The purpose of Derby Days is to fHB done Jr., editor and publisher of . L ! sucks Uiatl have to raise money for the Cleo Wallace Je$B| M SPIN, wanted to "project a grea- !*" 10 g? 2 , the new z Center in Colorado, which helps M ter sensitivity of college life and Llve ?ew ?D. 1 am m college mentally and physically disabled . issues to our readers." now, I am deftmtely capable of children ** "By coming here ... we find maklng those ?yPes of choices, Some of the proceeds earned \ out certain things that we can ^ also ?? 10 tbe ^merican Red never get from statistics or esti- . ,.a s0 wante 10w Cross and the American Cancer Jf 1 maUons," Guccione said. how college students felt about Society. / A discussion of sex started the P01"105 and PpIlUcians. About 90 Last year. Sigma Chi's Derby forum. A primary "sex" concern Pfrce"1 ?f l?e s.t"dfnta Ja,lsed Da)'s was the nun,b?r one funof USC students was the HIV ^ hands when Mtchael Paken~ draiser on campus and this year 10 virus and AIDS. Inevitably, [|fey>eU Aey were^'^oi welUe'sororities are lending their support a Ss^d^Twell." ^ resented by their politicians." w^ekof acVviUej" ^ ' 6 ' milted to the panel they practice Moreover, some students felt The sororities include Alpha Chi safe sex and use condoms political parues are meaningless. Omega Alpha Delta Pi, Chi ^ " " ^^Bl| "How many people are going I" vote for whoever can ad- Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta to have to get the disease (AIDS) dr?s f1? T"es' "?l a f^'fi? Gamma. Do"2 ^ KaPPa Alpha for it to get the attention that it P^y. freshman Adam Leamer Theta, Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa ' C_, W nepHc?" graduate student Sandra said" Gamma and Zeta Tau Alpha. "^W ' I^MMRiMfli^l StrinLr asked Stringer added- "There is such At ^end of ^week- **80r- Gr9fl Rk:kabauflh/TheGamecocK Furthermore many students apathy 6V6ry?ne ority who has the most points will Alpha Delta Pi sophomore Katherine Stull (left) and junior Elizabeth Pendarvis decorate a derby for said they do not think mandatory vote wil1 not make a differ" get a certain amount of money do- the Sigma Chi Derby Days held on Monday night at the McBryde Quadrangle, testing of AIDS should be re- ence anyway " . mt?d to the charity of ^ choice. quired of anyone One student was "very pleased" with in the sororities name. Tonight, a take off on the TV ters at 9 p.m. Admission is $3. Derby Hunt competitions, said, "it would be an invasion of the tufnout at the forum- Guc" So far, the sororities have com- game show Family Feud will be Each sorority has chosen two Pictures of the Derby Darling privacy for neoDle to stroll into cione said' "l got what 1 wanted peted in a Softball tournament and held at Pugs in Five Points. "Sor- songs to perform a lip sync dance candidates will be displayed * vour h0USe and test you for out Gf this and more" We wanted - a derby decorating contest. Kappa 0I%" Feud will take place at 9 or skit to and judges will choose throughout the week at a table on AIDS A person's health is no- t0 get 11118 type of debate going won first place in the soft- P-m- and there will be a $3 charge the winner for the event. Sigma the Russell House patio and supbodv else's business but his or 311(1 let 8et ^^gs off of baB tournament and Delta Delta for admission. Chi brother Tom Greer said, "It's porters are encouraged to drop hers?? their chest" Delta came in second. Thursday, The Barley Boys, a my favorite part of the week." coins into the derby next to the girl Guccione later asked the stu- Packenham added, "I think The derby decorating contest big-name band from New York, Greer also said, "There are a lot of their choice, dents if they felt all drugs should that the students here tonight are !ook Place in tha siS">a Chi * ' be playing at B.L. Roosters, of g.rls Uiere and it s a lot of fun. be legalized. About 20 percent more dynamic and committed Monday with ^t place WUhams describes them music as but mosUy it s for a good cause ? a ' thoueht ihev should than a lot of Deoole exDected " g?in8 to Alpha Delta Pi, second "ght progressive or R.E.M.-ish." All events are open lo the public a ^ eacn morning wnen tne ust ot Guccione then asked if stu- USC studCTB won tire chance P'ac? to Kappa Alpha Theta and A trolley wiU be running back andIstudenri are strongly encour- s ^ e obby of dents thought only "soft core . for SPIN to come to Carolina third P ace ?> Delta Delta Delta. ^ forth from the Russell House aged to attend. drugs" (e.g. marijuana) should be through a national contest. Dur- Derby Days coordinator, Brian ? die party. The band is expected Junior Julie Laffin said Derby Williams said the Derby Hunt made legal by our government, ing the past few weeks, journal- williams is "very P"52** the ? begin playing around 10 p.m. Days is fun because it pulls every- coordinator, Chris Peperak, has . Almost 80 percent said they ism students have worked with waV thin8s are going." There will also be a $5 charge for one together in each group to com- written such good clues that the should. SPIN in editing their college "We've had a great turnout so admission. pete against the others. sororities will "have to break out One of the main reasons be- issue far and it's been a lot of fun," Wil- ^be Band competition will Also going on throughout the their Captain Crunch secret decod ?liams said. take place on Friday at B.L. Roos- week are the Derby Darling and ers to find the derbys." M Eduard Shevardnadze will very B A freight train wrecked Tuesday, I Clemson s Student Senate has of- If two's cozy, and three's a crowd, then what's th? guy next door likely" return to the post he left in Decern- breaking through a railroad bridge and ficially recognized a homosexual student doina with eiaht? ber according to a Soviet spokesperson. plunging cars into the Salt River near She- group despite vehement opposition by the -JJ. IAA, However, there was no official confirma- pherdsville, Ky., authorities said. College Republicans. IJlimber Of Sexual Partners (6/0 gave no response) tion of the appointment. Reports from the scene indicated some V _ 1 "It's very likely, but let's wait for an offi- of the cars contained hazardous chemicals, "The group is very pleased," said Susan one 0 cial announcement," Vadim Kozhevin, de- state and local police said. Cahn, faculty adviser of the group calling One 1 w->1 -!a.1 111 puty spokesman at the foreign ministry, There was no immediate report of itself the Lambda Society. "We are glad the said when asked about reports that She- injuries. senators did not succumb to the scare tac- ? 11% vardnadze had been named foreign An evacuation was ordered within a tics of the College Republicans." minister. one-quarter mile of the derailment. The Clemson College Republicans Fiveor 11112% strongly disagree with the recognition. More *mm Former hostage Thomas Suther- NASA abruntlv called off Tups- _ , . ^ ^ 11 , The average American adult engages in sex 57 times a year. Among land had an emotional reunion with fam- day-s iaUnch 0f SE,J shuttle Atlantis be- " FBI mformant Ro1} Cobb bols- the married: the "very happy" have sex 75 times a year, the "not too ily members Tuesday, hugging and kissing ?? o^a pS with ^ sitelhte on Lered state Sen- rf ^ - C0UP'eS ^ a" ?' a^crowd of relatives on the balcony of a board. Officials predicted a delay of five to Tuesday, saving the Myrtle Beach Demo lie militarv hncnital a crat might not have taken a bribe when he Abstinence is reported twice as frequently by women 28%) as by U.b. military hospital. seven days. accented $2 800 men (14%); 9.2% of married couples reported abstinence. Sutherland, freed after six and a half Mission managers scrubbed the flight p ' l years of captivity in Lebanon, got an about 10 a.m., or nine hours before the "I didn't think Senator Long thought he *75% of Americans consider sexual relations with someone other enormous bearhug from his wife, Jean. scheduled 6:51 p.m. EST liftoff. The cancel- was taking, a bribe when he took the mo- "e^ortedTs b^ngP homosexual there wasnt much talk, only ?as his wife lation took place a half-hour before fueling ney," Cobb said he told fellow lobbyist were currently married. put it ? "body language." vvas to begin. Randy Lee. source The urw<ys*/Almanac 1991 i?\ Ryan Sims/Tbe Gamecock