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October 16,1975

Congressmen discuss economic matters

by Steve Matthews represents the district which includes Assistant News Editor Columbia. Mann, a Greenville Democrat, is also "To hell with cutting taxes!". wary of a proposal by President Ford to Congressman James R. Mann stated in cut individual taxes by $8.7 billion and reference to a request by President Ford business taxes by $7.0 billion in addition to asking for a federal spending cut of $28 Fords extension of the 1975 tax rebates. billion from Ford's original budget "I don't favor any tax cuts and I assert proposal of $395 billion. it's nothing but political trash that he Mann, along with Congressman Floyd (Ford) propose a tax cut at this time", Spence, spoke to a group of about 25 Mann declared. "I'm not even sure I want students in a Brackett Hall classroom an extension of the 1975 tax cuts," he Wednesday night. Their speeches, spon- added. sored by the College Republicans, had Unemployment is an extremely im- been scheduled originally to be given in portant factor in attempting to reduce Brackett Hall Auditorium. deficit spending; the federal government "Congress is finally making an effort to loses about $16 billion for each one per cent exercise the power over the purse," of unemployment, Mann related. If Congressman Mann commented. He unemployment dropped to four per cent pointed to the creation of the Budget from its present 8.3 per cent, the federal Control Committee as evidence of this. budget would be balanced, he stated. President Ford has stated that he will Mann did not suggest any ways to reduce not sign a tax bill unless Congress agrees unemployment. Spence also considered to a spending ceiling which would result in the problem of joblessness, and said, "I a federal spending reduction of $28 billion don't know how government can cut down from his proposed $395 billion budget. on unemployment except by helping "To ask us (Congress) to cut federal business to thrive." Spence offered tax spending by $28 billion below some incentives and government decontrol of hypothetical figure is thorough Cromer business as suggestions to stimulate foolishness," Mann said. Ford's budget CONGRESSMEN James R. Mann, a Greenville Democrat and Floyd Spence, a business, and thus to create jobs. proposal is "hypothetical" and his cutback Columbia Republican appeared in Brackett Hall Wednesday night as guests of the Although the main emphasis of the figure is "arbitrary", the fourth district College Republican Club. speeches was on economic issues, the two Congressman commented. flation. Necessities such as keeping a South Carolina Congressmen did touch on Government spending can't be cutback he commented. The greatest cause of strong national security can also not be inflation is excessive government spen- other subjects, both during their talks and easily becuase most expenditures are in separate interviews following their uncontrollable, Mann related. Roughly cutback, he remarked. ding, Spence added. Second Congressional district orations. three quarters of federal money is un- "The Democrats want to cut taxes and representative Floyd Spence disagrees. "I not cut down on spending, while the Spence revealed that his disliking of controlled because of variables such as think that the people are going to start Vice-president Rockefeller has affected unemployment, energy prices, and in- Republicans want to cut down on both," he demanding that we cut back on spending," said. Spence is a Republican who his opinion of President Ford's proposal to decontrol oil prices. "One reason that I'm opposed to this new energy thing that the Fire alarm systems now working President is proposing is because it is Rockefeller's idea." Why his dislike of Rockefeller? "I just In buildings say University officials don't want to see the federal government use his example of how to do business," by Bill Kincaid, Jr. sounds in the dorm but an alarm is set off Spence remarked. Spence is one of very year. few Congressmen who voted against News Writer at the fire department's headquarters. The Owen commented on the danger and Extensive repairs by Honeywell, the alarm immediately tells the firemen on Rockefeller's vice-presidential con- inconvenience of false alarms, "We found firmation. company responsible for installing and duty the section in which the fire is nobody paid any attention to the alarm maintaining the University's fire alarm located. Both Mann and Spence considered the system. Nobody! We'd have an alarm and problem of Congressional oversight of the systems, have corrected malfunctions Upon arrival in the appropriate section everybody would be sitting in their rooms within the systems which are now of the building, firemen then have only to CIA and other intelligence activities, cussing, fussing, and raising cain because many of which were studied by operating at maximum efficiency, ac- check the enunciator panel in the section to the alarm went off. cording to University officials. discover exactly which alarm box has Rockefeller's commission. Both men "They'd (dorm residents) tear the horns agreed that Congress should exert some In its Sept. 11 issue, the Tiger had been tampered with. off the wall or plug them up where you reported that the alarm system in John- Hugh Williamson, electrical supervisor authority over intelligence activities. couldn't hear them. Since silencing the Mann stated that although CIA head stone Hall was in such a state that the only for the University, said this system had not horns we've had very little destruction, way a fire could be located there was for a been working at acceptable levels, as William Colby has not been entirely candid and a lot less alarms pulled." with Congress he should "not necessarily" fireman to travel through the dorm's halls reported by the Tiger, due to vandalism Manning N. Lomax, director of looking for smoke. (possibly over $100,000 worth in recent be fired. residence halls, said, "We have the best Mann, who served on the House The Tiger had also disclosed that Fike years) and operational malfunctions. fire safety program now in this particular Recreation Center and possibly two other The Tiger had stated that the lights on Judiciary Committee and voted to im- dormitory (Johnstone) that we've ever peach former-President Richard M. campus buildings were without func- the enunciator panels had been discon- had. What we have now has come about as tioning alarm systems. nected when the buzzers in the dorm had Nixon, also talked about Watergate. He a result of the events of the past 20 years stated that Watergate was evidence that According to officials, a fully functional been silenced. Williamson explained that that we've been using Johnstone." alarm system is now in operation in Fike, panel lights did not work for the first two "the system works". After Watergate' The officials indicated that with full people should have greater confidence in and, in fact, all University buildings have weeks after the dorm buzzers had been student cooperation the system can func- functioning alarm systems. disconnected, but that this was discovered their political system, Mann commented. tion smoothly and without any hitches, but Mann revealed that his decision to vote Now, according to Lt. Charles Owens, and corrected. if the large amounts of false alarms and head of the University fire department, He said the lights are working now, even for impeachment was not a hard one. destruction to the equipment continues "When the facts were laid out, there was Johnstone's system consists of a series of though the buzzers are still disconnected. then the system can stop working for the alarm boxes located in the halls. When one The reason for silencing the buzzers was only one answer that came to mind," he students and can start working against (continued to page seven) of these boxes is activated, no buzzer the large number of false alarms: 317 last them. THfc TifcfcA

For the record

It's time to set the story straight. In an interview with the Tiger last week Ad- miral Joseph B. McDevitt, Clemson University's legal adviser, quite openly spoke about the NCAA's investigation of Clemson's basketball program — the result of which was an article written in last Thursday's issue. McDevitt among other things, identified Moses Malone, Phil Ford and Ricky Hunt as players who were involved in several violations. This was the first time such information was printed following Tuesday's announcement that Clemson was placed on three-years probation by the NCAA. However, as local sportswriters attempted to follow up the story, McDevitt's frankness turned into a flurry of denials and contradictions. "No names other than that of Coach Locke, were specifically mentioned by me," McDevitt was quoted as saying in an article appearing in The State's Saturday issue. However, if the Greenville News was your choice of a newspaper for Saturday, you would have read that McDevitt told Sports Editor Dan Foster that he had identified to The Tiger Phil Letters Ford as one of the players involved in recruiting embarrassment to me, and I am my opinion, it is your direct violations. Players need sure to all Clemson men and responsibility to control the Two separate interviews and two different women. With the conduct of your activities of all staff members of stories — not a good showing for a legal counsel. Real theater athletic staff, I feel that we can Clemson University. But the showing gets worse for McDevitt. In If any recent event demon- no longer consider ourselves the I offer this as a severe criticism the State article McDevitt told the reporter that strates the need for expanded "Country Gentlemen". of your performance in this area. he "could not deny the factual nature of the fine arts facilities at Clemson It is my opinion, that you as Yours sincerely, story. University, the Clemson Players' President of Clemson University, Joe B. Maffett "Much of what the story purports to is a result production of "Promises, Mr. Bill McClellan as Athletic Class of 1962 Promises" surely does. Director, and Mr. Gene Willimon of conclusions on the part of Steve Ellis. They as Executive Secretary of IPTAY may be accurate conclusions but it was not my People had to be turned away Two more from the performance every are directly responsible for the intention to reopen this case when I talked to night except opening night. On activities of the athletic staff of him," McDevitt was quoted as saying. Friday the line stretched from the University. You may not be Theater votes If any conclusions were made in article ap- the auditorium entrance onto the able to always control the actions pearing in the Tiger it was those of McDevitt. library bridge. The people who of Clemson students; however, in We were among the lucky ones For McDevitt to say the material is not factual were turned away Saturday could would be to call himself a liar. easily have filled Daniel The intention of the Tiger was simply to clear Auditorium a second time. up the rumors. McDevitt's comments to the As house manager for the TA£ TAfifcft production, I apologize for any Tiger went a long way forward approaching this inconvenience to those who could goal. not be accomodated. It was "Anything worth having is worth cheating However, his denials and contradictions have virtually impossible for three or for." blocked the way to the truth. And the rumors four ushers to deal as efficiently —W.C. Fields which so badly hurt Clemson throughout the as we would have liked with the number of people who tried to see Editor-in-chief John Rowntree investigation are not detered, but only en- Managing Editor Kerry Capps "Promises, Promises." News Editor Jack A. McKenzie couraged by McDevitt's statements. Interim Asst. News Editor Steve Matthews If the Players could produce Features Editor Chester Spell that was so obviously a hit in the Sports Editor Steve Ellis Photo Editor Blake Banta limited space of Daniel Business Manager Steve Black Ad Manager Richard Byrd Auditorium, one can only guess Office Manager Chris Riley what they might accomplish in a Circulation Manager Steve Stevens real theatre. It's time the Players Faculty Advisor Dr. L.L. Henry had a home and Clemson With a little help from our friends: Bill Alexander, Harry Bayne, Mark Bostic, University had a facility worthy Bob Carlson, Nate Childs, Matt Crawford, Michael DelCampo, Bob Douglas, of its fine arts programs. David Farmer, Jennifer Fennell, the Horticulture Club, Charles Jacobs, Nancy Jacobs, Bill Kincaid, Jr., Renee Lowe, Barbara Pinder, Nick Saville, Roland Nancy E. Jacobs Skinner, Mark Sublette, Kathy Wayne, and Judy Zink. Edwards Published weeklysince 1907 by the students of Clemson University, the Tige'r is the oldest college newspaper in South Carolina. Not published during examination Criticized periods nor summer sessions. Second class postage paid at the U.S. Post Office, Clemson, SC 29431 Mailino (This is a copy of a letter sent to address is Box 2097, University Station, Clemson, SC 29632. ' ,""""u Dr. R. C. Edwards) Telephone: (803) 656-2150 Subscription rate: $6 per year; S3.50 per semester. Dear Dr. Edwards I am totally shocked and Local advertising rates available upon request. Opinions expressed on the editorial pages are those of the individual writer, dismayed by the charges brought excepting the lead editorial which expresses the majority opinion of the editorial by the NCAA against Clemson board. The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the views of the University. As a loyal Clemson administration, the faculty or the student body as a whole. graduate and Gold Card con- tributor to IPTAY, it is a severe w«* the Tiger VA4WAANT

Guest Editorial Student justice—student responsibility by Bob Mackney WSBF News (Art. IV—Amendment, sec. land2) seek redress." went to see the Dobbie Brothers last Academic institutions exist for the (Rights in the University community ID) Saturday as voted in our last presidential Recently I've been looking into the transmission of knowledge, the pursuit of Now you ask yourself, "What is the election. We have yet to have at least one judicial system of the student government. truth, the development of students, and the purpose of quoting the handbook?" How third of the Student Body vote in any one What is it and how does it function? I've general well-being of society. Free inquiry many of you have ever taken the time to sit election. tried to weigh its good points and its bad and free expression are indispensible to down and read the Student Handbook? I ask you the students of Clemson to points, looked at its efficiency, and most the attainment of these goals. As members Have you ever even looked at the book (or follow me in a revolution, for our time has important of all, decided to let you the of the academic community, students are you too good to know your rights)? come. I want you to revolve, to turn around student know that there is a judicial should be encouraged to develop the A University is made up of students; in your footsteps and look back. Recognize system here at Clemson made up of your capacity for critical judgment and to without students the University could not that you have failed to reach your fellow students. engage in a sustained and independent exist. However, a University where potential, and promise you will not repeat The following are quotes from the search for truth... students do not participate would be better your mistakes. Student Handbook with regards to the Freedom to teach and freedom to learn off not existing. Is apathy the disease that You are a person. You are a student. You judicial system and the bill of rights and are inseparable facets of academic is upon us? I thought by the time we are Clemson University. It's time that you responsibilities: freedom. The freedom to learn depends reached college we were mature enough to realize you have rights. Get to know these "The Supreme Court will have original upon appropriate opportunities and overcome the sophmoric and childish rights and exercise them to the fullest. For jurisdiction over controversies involving conditions in the classroom, on the cam- attitude of apathy. I guess I was wrong and only when we know your potential will the the constitution and the constitutionality of pus, and in the larger community. I'm disappointed. administration be able to recognize us as Senate actions and appelate jurisdiction Students should exercise their freedom Do you remember Kent State (and all of mature people and help us to achieve over cases involving violation of the with responsibility. those pointless deaths), how about the change within the system. Student Regulations." The responsibility to secure and to 1960's and campus demonstration; or The question is one of student justice: (Art. Ill—Judicial, sec. 2) respect general conditions conducive to opposition to prohibition; the fight for "Does it really exist?" I am not asking if "Amendments to the constitution may the freedom to learn is shared by all woman's sufferage; the fight for woman's tfie judiciary system does justice to you be proposed by legislation of the Senate or members of the academic community. lib; and the American Revolution? Can the student. I'm asking: "Are you the by petition of ten percent of the Student The purpose of this statement is to you remember people fighting for their student doing justice to yourself?" If you Body." enumerate the essential provisions for rights? And here we are at Clemson doing do not know the rules and regulations, then "Amendments proposed must be ap- student freedom to learn." nothing. There are a hell of a lot of people you do not know your rights, and that is proved by the Student Body in a (Preamble) who wish they had your rights. very much an injustice to yourself and referendum by 2-3rds of those voting, and "Students whose academic freedoms This most importantly concerns your your fellow students. To be labled signed by the Vice President for Student may have been abridged have the right to right to vote. Three times as many people "apathetic" is to be labled "gutless". Affairs."

Letters

to see "Promises, Promises" in band of the year. Ticket prices Study Hall, who both have a above all they represent the pride The Lord willing, I will be Daniel Hall. It was a fine per- will be low and it should be an student oriented policy which and spirit constantly associated coming back for many formance and was thoroughly enjoyable evening of bluegrass includes free delivery and check with Clemson University. homecomings here at Clemson. I enjoyed by everyone who saw it. music. cashing with no hassle!! We hope But I feel that this fine can only hope that the home- Our only lament is that more of We once again want to thank that others who agree with us will tradition, one which I am very coming displays will be back too. the Clemson family (and neigh- the students for their strong do the same. proud of, is doomed to future George S. Engle III bors) couldn't see our students support and hope it will continue. John and Lynette Gardner failure. I have helped build four 654-6135 stage such a fine production. John Leitch, President 86 Hillside displays during my stay at Route 3 Central The work and dedication of our Sam Bruce, Public Relations Clemson, S.C. Clemson, so I think I am qualified Class of May 1975 students and their resulting 654-3468 to make a few judgements about success should be placed in a them. I think that most people larger showcase so that the Merchant Homecoming are not aware of the time and cost hundreds (thousands?) who were involved in building one of those Where was turned away could also have seen Lambasted Questioned displays. this fine production. With a Thousands of man hours and Ibrahim? larger auditorium all of our costs ranging from $300 to $1,000 visitors could see the complete I did not write a letter to the While downtown merchants are required to build a good picture of the strengths and Tiger during my four years at display. This is time and money Coach Ibrahim: success of our university. have always thrived on student Clemson (1971-75) because I was well spent if and only if the Where were you Sunday? It Here's two votes for a larger support (i.e. money), why should not sufficiently motivated to do judging of these displays is was unfortunate, yet obvious that (functional) auditorium for our we support the Pizza Hut who has so. Please remember that those carried out in an equally earnest the only coach present at the players. an inconsistant check cashing four years were ones of great manner. game was Howard's coach Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Berger policy? Like many other students change involving many highly Last year, the results seemed Phillips. It was even more ob- Department of Psychology on campus we pay for most controversial topics. (Viet Nam, to be slightly off key, but this vious that Phillips' total in- purchases by check. For the past dorm visitation, parking, etc.) year they were outrageous! I volvement throughout the game two years we have been frequent However, I have just become would therefore like to address a was the decisive edge in their customers at the Pizza Hut and motivated enough to express my Comments on few questions to the proper victory. have always paid in this manner. opinion, after reading the results authorities. Wayne Good Last Saturday, after the Wake of the judging of last weekend's CDA concert 1. Why were the results of last Robert Covell Forest game we walked across homecoming displays. campus and downtown to the year's judging denied to some The C. D. A. is proud to an- I have seen four homecomings students by Dean Deloney? Pizza Hut only to be rudely at Clemson. I have also seen nounce a capacity crowd at the confronted by a sign reading, 2. What happened to the Doobie Brothers concert. On and homecoming displays at the changes in regulations of building The Tiger welcomes letters "SORRY, NO CHECKS AC- University of Georgia, University off campus sales were record CEPTED." We understand this and judging that were submitted from its readers. breaking, response was very of South Carolina, University of to the Student Senate last year by Letters should be typed (triple policy when it applies to persons North Carolina, Georgia Tech, good and helped too make it a with out of town checks or the I.F.C.? space) if possible, and must be successful show. Unfortunately North Carolina State, and Duke. 3. Why were last year's judges submitted by Tuesday, 9 p.m. to without the proper identification, I can honestly say that the there were arrests made, but but for students upon who's not approved by the President's be considered for publication in very few were students, and most displays here at Clemson are Cabinet as they were supposed to Friday's paper. support this establishment exists consistently much better than of them were for alcohol. — this policy sucks!! be? Letters to the Tiger should be On Nov. 15, the C.D.A. will those at the schools mentioned What the hell is going on? This limited to 250 words. Each letter Next time we want a pizza above (with the exception of present the Clemson Bluegrass we're not going to waste our time nonsense cannot continue, must include the author's name, Bonanza, featuring the II Georgia Tech). Clemson's because homecoming displays address, and telephone number. or energy walking downtown displays represent much more Generation, last years' bluegrass when we can call Chanelo's or the will not be built if they are work and capital outlay, but rewarded in this manner. October 16,1975 page 3 New course to explore progress and beauty

science and the arts." the course next semester; five members of believe to be the real beginning of great by Chester S. Spell progress in science—the scientific Features Editor "We have to realize," said McLaughlin, the English department will participate in "that the majority of Clemson students teaching it on a team basis. As we train revolution of the 17th century. In all of this, major in science and engineering. This is more of the staff and hopefully more we will review the accomplishments of the Ever wonder why almost all science and men of this era," McLaughlin said. engineering majors have to go through a why we want to offer an interdisiplinary students will take the course, the program program, that is, combining the student's will be expanded." "Galileo and Newton and their con- year of literature courses? At one time or tributions will be explored as well as other another, most Clemson students have scientific interest with the humanities." "One of the different parts of this accomplishments in the areas of painting, probably heard several of their non-liberal McLaughlin said there were two major program," said McLaughlin, "is the arts friends complain about how such considerations in developing the section to be discussed on progress in music, and architecture," he added. English courses are irrelevant to them and humanities course, those being "to South Carolina. Since most of our students "There are two basic ways of presenting how "this is not what I came to college develop a core course that is interesting to come from this state, we felt that a good a humanities course of this type—the first for." the students, and to train teachers in the idea was to get students involved in what being a chronology, which is what is Beginning next semester, the English English department on how to instruct has happened in South Carolina, and we commonly done, and a thematic ap- department hopes to offer a substitute interdisiplinary courses." will include discussions on modern topics proach," McLaughlin held. "This course course with the science or technology such as unemployment and racial issues." will operate in a thematic manner, major particularly in mind. McLaughlin also pointed out, "In the discussing material not in the order of The course will be Humanities 205, or past decade, South Carolina has begun a time but as separate subjects," "Idea of Progress in Science and the "We have to realize that the remarkable transformation from an McLaughlin commented. Arts," according to Associate Professor of majority of Clemson students agrarian to an emerging industrial state. During January, McLaughlin noted English John J. McLaughlin, who is the major in science and The sign of this change can be seen within there would be a seminar on in- coordinator for the new course. a ten-mile radius of the Clemson campus. terdisiplinary teaching at Clemson to The course itself will cover many engineering. This is why we Textile mills sprawl over a landscape once prepare for the first semester of the aspects on progress in scientific and want to offer an in- dotted with sharecropper's cabins. To the project. "After we have worked with the humanistic fields. It is one of the first of its terdisiplinary program, that is, south, a new Michelin tire plant rises on first two sections for a semester," he said, type to be initiated in this area of the combining the student's land that once grew cotton, and to the "we will evaluate ourselves at that time country, according to McLaughlin. scientific interest with the north a Duke Power nuclear plant nears and consider further changes in the course The realization of this course became humanities." completion on a huge artificial im- or whatever is necessary." possible with a grant from the National poundment. In the chamber-of-commerce McLaughlin said that the course would Endowment for the Humanities for $30,000. idiom of the times this is the New South- be set up as a substitute for one of the two The grant will fund a project the At present, the biggest problem facing vital, progressive and healthy." semesters of English literature usually University describes as "...a program the success of the course, according to "Later in the course," McLaughlin required of students. which attempts to meet a basic prolem McLaughlin, is training faculty members noted, "we will explore and compare the McLaughlin noted that the course will facing land-grant institutions: how to to teach an interdisiplinary program of past and present with the emphasis on point out to students both the good and bad make the humanities palatable to scien- this type. The description of faculty progress and its meaning in different points brought about by progress, and in tific and technologically oriented students. resources in the grant reads "At present, times, we will discuss the idea of what the end, McLaughlin noted, "we will It is proposed that we retrain part of our only two members of a staff of 51 have progress is with a strong segment being ultimately demonstrate that the problem English staff to teach a variety of in- taught an interdisiplinary humanities devoted to progress in the sciences." of change gets down to the big questions: terdisiplinary courses. The core course course." McLaughlin commented, "Our "One of the areas which should par- What is progress? What is beauty? How will develop the theme of progress in plans now are to offer only two sections of ticularly be interesting is what many shall societies be organized?"

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TIRAN PORTER, the Doobie Brother's bass guitarist, is one of the original Trip to Atlanta Symphony Orchestra members of the band. homecoming football victory and en- by Paul Pushkar first 30 people who sign up at the Student by response. Anyone having any questions thusiastic after having been warmed up by concerning this or any of the Cultural the back-up band, Hartsfield. The Union Information Desk. For those who desire more than the Cost will be $3.60 per person for tran- Committee's events should contact Paul audience was so enthused by the time the Pushkar at 656-7824 or Kathryn Williams sporadic cultural events of Clemson, the sportation and ticket. The event will be Doobie Brothers hit the stage that lead at 656-8007. singer Patrick Simmons' saying, Student Union Cultural Committee may repeated later this semester if warranted "Testing, one, two ... testing, one, two" have the. answer. Impressed with the caused stacatoo clapping. superb performance of the Atlanta With the highly charged crowd and the Symphony Orchestra at Clemson last exceptional special effects, the concert semester, the committee decided to Tidbit and Acorn would have been one of the best in Clemson capitalize on Atlanta's close proximity to history, except for one thing: the poor Clemson and sponsor a trip to the city with by Matt Crawford quality of the Doobie Brothers' music. an evening with the symphony. Instead of combining their talents into harmony, each individual in the band was The first trip will be on Friday, Oct. 24. The Anderson String Quartet Louise Nevelson, in- allowed to go it alone. Dominated by single Guest conductor will be Otto-Weiner returns to Clemson on Oct. 21 as ternationally renowned sculp- performances, the concert included drum Mueller, with Michael Ponti as the piano the second concert presentation tress, will have works exhibited solos, piano solos, horn solos and loud soloist. On the program for the evening of the Chamber Music Series, at Clemson's Rudolph Lee blurred solos by each of the three will be Carter's "Holiday Overture," sponsored by the Clemson Gallery from Oct. 15 through guitarists. University Department of Music. Nov. 12. The exhibit is called Bartok's "Concerto Number 2 for Piano The program will begin at 8 p.m. "Graphic Work of Louise When the Doobie Brothers did combine and Orchestra," and Dovorak's "Sym- their talents by playing some of their hit in Daniel Hall Auditorium and is Nevelson" and will be shown phony Number 9 in e minor" ("New free of charge. A brief "meet the weekdays from 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. songs from What Were Once Vices Are World"). artists" reception will follow the and from 2-5 p.m. on Sundays. Now Habits and The Captain and Me, their program. performance was still disappointing. The Vans will leave Clemson around 4:30 music was terribly distorted by the huge p.m. on Friday and return after the con- amplification systems set up on stage. cert. Participation will be limited to the Instead of being played smoothly, the page 6 flie Tiger University library suffers from lack of lights

by Chris Riley break comes, there will be time to replace Office Manager the lights without much inconvenience to anyone, he stated. The library is dark—very dark. Nearly half the flourescent lights on the second floor are burnt out. Plans have been made Recipient of Nobel to replace the lights in the darkest sec- tions, but it will be Christmas before the Prize to speak rest are replaced, according to John W. G. Gourlay, director of the library. Dr. Ivar Giaever, a biophyscist who won According to Gourlay, the bulbs were to the Nobel Prize in physics in 1973 for his have been replaced this summer. That work in superconductivity and tunneling, plan was delayed because of the an- will talk in Daniel Auditorium at 7:30 p.m., ticipated construction of a second floor Oct. 22. His address, aimed at a general mezzanine. scientific audience, is a special fine arts "The lights were going to be replaced lecture. after the construction was finished. For various reasons, the building of the mezzanine was delayed," said Gourlay, "and the lights weren't replaced." Congressmen According to a Physical Plant official, it will take two weeks to replace every light that is burned out if the entire second floor (continued from page one) is closed. Replacing small sections at a maintained. Mann said that the decision time would take a couple of months, he was a moral decision, not a political one. said. Spence remarked that Watergate was a "We thought we could make it to partisan issue "to a certain degree." He Christmas without any replacements, but said that most politicians are basically there is a real need for the lights in the honest. back section—where it is very dark," said Mann agreed that this is true, despite the Gourlay. examples of Nixon and former Vice- The reason officials decided against president Agnew. "Agnew was a political replacing a few sections at a time was mistake who never should have been dangers to students, Gourlay said. Large allowed to get to that level of power," scaffoldings will have to be erected in Mann stated. order to reach the lights. When Christmas LATEX Alexander Clemson's Robert Muldrow Cooper Library is plagued by darkness at mor- Per ning, noon, and night. It may be Christmas before the plague is remedied.

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Eligible students interested in scheduling interviews C.E.,M.E.,and E.E. will not be interviewed until Nov. 4. with prospective employers may begin signing up tor Morse Chain (Borg Warner) has moved from Oct. 20 to appointments according to Al Mathiasen, placement Oct. 24. director. American Enka has been added to the Oct. 27 schedule The scheduling period for interviews to be held Nov. 3-6 and Army Materiel has been added to Oct. 29. will begin Monday in the placement library located on First National Bank of South Carolina will not be in- Cromer the seventh level, above the loggia. terviewing applicants on Oct. 29 as planned. Further information may be obtained from the Students wishing to be interviewed by companies with placement office also located on the seventh level, above full interview schedules should leave a completed copy of fhe loggia (656-2152). a Clemson Interview Form-Personal Resume in the placement office. The companies will review the forms Post Office increases Special Notes: Ethyl Corporation has split its visit. and will contact the students individually at a later date. C.h.E. and E.T. will still be interviewed on Oct. 21, but

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W«* the Tiger Senate considers funds, parking, organizations

by Jack A. McKenzie portion of the resolution that requested the student organizations and passed a bill still displays, had instigated the increase. News Editor parking area not be monitored on that will allow the senate to revoke According to Price, second and third- weekends by campus police. Baxley recognition of organizations failing to place awards, which come through the Consideration of the Student Govern- replied that the authors of the legislation meet the standard criteria for officially office of student affairs, were increased ment Finance Committee's emergency probably included the "no-monitoring" recognized student organizations. along with the first-place increase. funding resolution occupied much of the clause in an effort to make the proposal Members of the senate's Student Price said complaints had also been Student Senate's time Monday night, but consistence with other parking policies. Organizations and Affairs Committee made about the procedures used in parking, requirements for student He explained that 30-minute zones on noted that no procedures exist for with- photographing the ten semi-finalists in the organizations, and homecoming also west campus are not monitored on drawing recognition, and that the com- Miss Homecoming contest. received the attention of the student weekends, but that east campus zones are. mittee is preparing new guidelines for He said some contestants felt too much legislature. Later, Baxley told the Tiger that the organization to follow to retain time was spent photographing some Emergency Funding Traffic and Parking Committee would recognition. candidates and that some of the finalists The senate passed, without change, the probably review the portion of the The bill passed by the senate will give were allowed to use special effects (such finance committee's report on emergency legislation concerning monitoring and the senate power to revoke recognition by as fans) to the disadvantage of other funding for 11 student organizations. A would possibly introduce a "modifying" a two-thirds vote of all the senators. candidates. total of $7452 had been requested by the resolution at next week's senate session. Vice President's Reports There was also a complaint that not all organizations and the committee Reporting on the progress of legislation Vice President Harold Price, speaking the participants were allowed to choose suggested that $3560 be allocated. already passed by the senate, Baxley said for the Student Government Steering the pictures they wanted to be placed at Money for the allocations will come from that requests for a rail to be built by Benet Committee, told the student legislators the polling booths. Department of Services funds. Hall, for a new bike ramp to be installed that the committee is preparing a survey The vice president noted that another One amendment to the resolution was near Long Hall, and for designation of 30- for the student body. He said a number of concern of the cabinet is the "creeping offered, but failed to pass by a large minute parking zones near the fraternity topics will be included on the survey and fence" on east campus. "Some people margin. houses had each been considered by the ideas for questions should contact him, claim," he said, "that the fence moves two Parking appropriate University officials and would Mike Baxley, or Katy Lane, student body or three feet every night." Following its acceptance of the funding be acted upon. secretary. Price was referring to the fence around legislation, the senate passed a resolution It was also pointed out that legislation In his report from the president's the construction site behind Daniel Hall. requesting that the area immediately passed by the senate, including that cabinet, Price said some questions con- Finally, Price said the cabinet is con- behind the Union building and adjacent to dealing with parking, does not im- cerning the height of homecoming cerned with the increase in the number of D and E sections of Johnstone Hall be mediately change existing University displays had been raised. He stated that parking tickets being given by campus designated a 30-minute parking zone. policy. The legislation comes into effect there are no limits on the height of security personnel. "They really seem to Chairman of the Senate Traffic and only after it has been approved by the displays. be cracking down," he commented. Grounds Committee Mike Baxley ex- administration. He added that there is no official theme As a point of information, Mike Baxley, plained that the area in question may The point was made in response to a for homecoming, although some who is a member of the University Traffic eventually be landscaped, making the comment that some students had received organizations use the theme for Tigerama and Parking Committee, interjected that matter of parking there somewhat un- tickets for parking violations because the as a basis for designing displays. he had been told by Jack Weeden, chief of certain. He added, however, that until the students had construed passage of parking Price also commented that he had in- campus security, that no orders have been plans for landscaping are finalized and put changes by the senate as meaning such vestigated the increase in prize money for issued to increase the number of tickets into effect, a 30-minute parking zone would changes had voided existing parking rules. winning displays and had learned that the given. be feasible. Student Organizations Alumni Association, which makes the Price added that the cabinet plans to Some senators expressed concern over a The senate next turned its attention to first-place awards for both moving and investigate the matter further.

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October 16,197S W«* Emergency funding resolution approved

The Student Senate voted Monday night would have reduced the amount of money Organization Request Allocation to allocate $3560 in Department of Services allocated to the French Club from $390 to funds to 11 student organizations which $300. $ 170 had requested emergency funding by the The amendment came in response to American Society of Civil Engineers $ 300 Student Government Finance Committee. Bunning's remark that the committee had Food Science Club 75 25 Each petitioning organization was given allowed the club $90 for a Taps picture. 390 a chance to defend its request for funding Senators sponsoring the change said that French Club 615 to the finance committee which held since the club had only 15 members, it did Gamma Sigma Sigma 200 75 hearings last week. The committee then not need a full page in Taps and should Gymnastics Club 330 210 decided how much it felt each organization receive only $45 for that purpose. should receive and prepared the funding It also was argued that too much money Horticulture Club 887 300 resolution which was accepted by the had been given the club for travel. The International Students Association 2300 1000 senate. organization had requested $275 for trips. Order of Athena 400 200 Student Body Treasurer Jack Bunning, Upon questioning, Bunning stated that 300 chairman of the finance committee, the finance committee does not control Psychology Club 510 presented the resolution to the senate and how an organization spends the funds it is Sociology Club 700 350 explained the procedures involved in granted. He said that, except for the determining the allocations. prohibition on buying refreshments with Student Nurses Association 1135 540 He said the committee disallowed all student funds, an organization is relatively requests for money to buy food and other free to spend its allotment as it wishes. refreshments, awards, and periodicals. He A question also was raised concerning something of more benefit to the Department of Services. He said that in added that most of the money requested the $200 allocated to Order of Athena to University?" the past money from the University was for travel expenses of the help defray expenses of the Miss Clemson "That's just your opinion as to whether vending machine account has been used organizations. University pageant which the organization it's (the pageant) beneficial to the for emergency funding, but that this year Though the senate accepted the com- sponsors each year. University," Bunning replied. there were no funds available from that mittee's recommendations with out "Don't you think you've got your The treasurer explained that the money source. change, there was one attempt to amend priorities mixed up?" one senator asked for emergency funding would come from The total amount requested by the resolution. The proposed amendment Bunning. "Don't you think you should fund funds given to student government by the petitioning organizations was $7452. UNICEF

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Dept. will give tours of the Hanover House, an early CONE WREATH Making short course. Room 1 of "Y", eighteenth century home on the Clemson campus, PERSONAL: Dear Steve, I think that you're neater 7 10 p.m. Sunday 2-6 p.m. The tours will be given by RPA majors. classifieds than winning a homecoming football game. Love, Ann There is no admission and the public is invited to attend. CROCHET short course. Room lot "Y", 7 9p.m. FOR SALE: a Garrard SL 95B turntable with a Shure DR. L. D. MILNE, Associate Dean, College of Phar- M91 ED cartridge, new stylus, and a dust cover. It's three Union Events SQUARE Dance short course, 7 9 p.m. lobby of Food macy, University of South Carolina, will be available in years old and like new for only $145. Call Margie at 656- Industries Bldg. room 100 Hardin, Oct. 28, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to talk to 6274. students interested in pharmacy. 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Homecoming at Clemson means many Homecoming who tells each year's the last few seconds of the game. saving the team from University of Illinois at different things to many different people. Tigerama crowd who has won the the Tigers an 0-5 disaster. The score was Chicago Circle (Ill.CC), 4-0, on Friday, but To the student it means partying and Tigerama skit competition. This year 16-14. fell prey to Howard, 1-0, on Sunday. football and cutting classes for a "good" Kappa Sigma was named first, Phi Delta An added attraction to the weekend's Cleveland State was the big winner in reason. To the alumnus it means coming Theta came in second, and Pi Kappa Alpha activities was the soccer invitational the tournament, defeating Howard, 3-2, on back to see changes on campus, changes in was third. tournament which produced both a winner Friday and Dl.-CC, 5-4, on Sunday. old friends, and changes in the way Halftime at the football game, which is and a loser for Clemson. The Tigers beat students look, talk and act. the excuse for it all, it is the time when all To the administrator it means showing the hammering, stuffing, and cursing off improvements, explaining problems, characteristic of building a homecoming and laughing at important people's jokes. display are made worthwhile for at least And to a lot of involved students, faculty six organizations. For this is when display THE BICYCLE University members, administrators, and alumni, it winners are announced. means working hard to produce winners in The Joint Engineering Council was first MiniMa11 the numerous competitions that make in the moving category this year, followed GALLERY homecoming homecoming. by Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha Gamma The first winners to be announced each Rho. year are the finalists in the Miss Alpha Phi Omega led the way in the still Homecoming contest. This year's category. Sigma Phi Epsilon placed Homecoming Queen is Cindi O'Brien. Her second and Fiji finished third. -Raleigh -Motobecane court includes Beverly Pepples, first When the football game was all over — runner-up; Sherry Thomas, second run- and not until it was over — Clemson had ner-up; Charlotte Walker, third runner- another winner. up; and Ronda Eledge, fourth runner-up. Willie Jordan's toes had squeezed out a -Campania -Safari-Moped And it is the newly crowned Miss win over Wake Forest with a field goal in

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The Blue Devils lead Ness, probably the game's most valuable starting role for the Blue Devils and has the series 10-9 in what is traditionally a player, intercepted one Spears' pass in the been generally ineffective. Last week's defensive struggle that has often found the end zone and was also involved in stopping win over Army was directed by freshman favorite team frustrated just short of the another Duke drive on the four. Mike Dunn. goal line. Duke scored in the fourth quarter to Clemson is now being directed by fresh- Last year's homecoming contest in narrow Clemson's lead to four and the men Willie Jordan and Steve Fuller. Death Valley was typical of Clemson-Duke Blue Devils decided to go for two with Saturday's Clemson-Duke game has play. Clemson's Jimmy Williamson and hopes that a field goal could win it later. another interesting angle. Both teams are Tim Stough were injured and four Duke Clemson's defense refused to yield, 1-0 in conference play. Duke's only con- players were also forced to leave the however, and the day's scoring was over. ference action was a win over Virginia. contest because of injuries. Duke didn't think so. The physical Duke Both teams have given up much yardage This perhaps spelled the difference, as defense stopped the Tigers again. And on the ground, and neither squad has been Duke fullback Mike Bombgardner, one of Mitch Tyner was forced to punt to Duke's effective offensively with the ground at- the injured, had carried for first downs on Troy Slade. Slade got the ball to midfield tack. Both teams have had some success in his initial two carries. Hal Spears, Duke's where a personal foul was called on the the air, and both have quick, hard-hitting quarterback, was forced to leave the game Tigers. secondaries. temporarily in the third quarter. Larry Because the crowd thought the clock had The Blue Devils will operate out of the Martinez, the talented tailback who had run out, they began to empty onto the field, pro-I, while Clemson will attempt to ripped Carolina earlier, injured his knee. but the officials ruled time was left for one defend against Duke with the Oklahoma 50 Martinez had lead the nation in scoring more play. Spears stepped back and fired defense. Clemson's veer will go up against during the first month of the season. into the end zone for Slade where a battle a 4-3-4 Blue Devil defense. Duke suffered two costly turnovers in ensued. The ball fell incomplete and at last the first quarter which allowed Clemson to Coach Parker could breathe easy. put 14 points on the board. The Blue Devils This year's contest provides another Parker sees turnovers as key refused to fold and Spears threw a touch- interesting matchup. Clemson was picked by Steve Ellis down pass to Randy Cobb late in the to win the ACC by the sportswriters and Sports Editor second quarter. The score was set up by a Duke was expected to contend for the title. Troy Slade punt return. The half time score Saturday will find Clemson 1-4 and Duke 2- Is Clemson's football team improving? Parker pointed to this breakdown in the was 14-7, with Clemson leading. 3. Coach Red Parker's answer would be line as a major reason for ineffectiveness Clemson's best offensive threat of the The teams have another striking yes, if not for the turnovers which oc- of the running game. "We got to block , curred in last Saturday's Wake game somebody before we can get anything which the Tigers won 16-14. But Parker felt going," Parker said. "We don't want to be the fumbles had nullified any progress the throwing as much as we are right now." team has made. Injuries are another problem Parker is "If we could eliminate the fumbles that concerned with. Three starters will be out we had offensively we would have taken a this weekend due to injuries. Defensive great deal of the pressure off our defense back Billy Wingo is out for the season and in addition doing some things from an G. G. Galloway may miss the Duke game offensive standpoint," Parker said in his as a result of injuries sustained in the weekly press conference. Wake game. "So to me the key of what we're going to Leon Hope, who was the projected try to do is again the same thing it has starter at running back position, was in- been, to take good care of the football. jured in practice Tuesday. William Scott is "It's not like it has been, either, because a possible starter at that position while of the only two games this year we've had Lyn Carson will start for Wingo. trouble with turnovers were at home. So As for the Duke game Parker said, you say what does that mean? If I knew I'd "Because we gotta get something started put it in a bottle and if I don't find out, I and I think this is the game it's got to be, may go to one." that's why I am attaching so much im- As for other problems, Parker cited the portance and significance on it." quality of the opposition, the injuries on "Duke's better (than Wake), not quite as the defensive line and a breakdown at one big but they've got more skilled players, position on the offensive line. more speed and more experience. They "We played two games at home and have great defensive tradition at Duke. turned the ball over," the Tiger mentor Parker concluded, "The Duke game is Alexander said. "We lost one of them because of it an awfully big game, I know how much SATURDAY'S GAME against Wake Forest saw the return of Bennie Cunningham and could have lost the other one because they're going to put in it and I know how as All-American Bennie Cunningham. In catching six passes for 90 yards and one of it, so we've got to eliminate it." much we better put in it." touchdown, Cunningham earned ACC lineman of the week honrs.

Sports staff pred ictions

- Don Kapp John Kerry Blake Chuck Steve Ellis Jack McKemie M2-15) Rowntree Capps Banta Vinson (31-27) (30-1?) (37-21) (36-22) (35-23) (35-23)

North Carolina at N.C. State State State State State State UNC State Clemson Duke Clemson Clemson Duke Clemson Clemson Maryland at Wake Forest Wake Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Wake Maryland Ole Miss use Ole Miss use use Ole Miss use Lenoir Rhyne at Appalachian St. Lenoir ASU Lenoir Lenoir Lenoir Lenoir Lenoir Texas Ark. Texas Texas Texas Texas Ark. Auburn Tech Tech Tech Tech Auburn Tech Nebraska at Okla. St. State Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska State Nebraska Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Miami Missouri at Colorado Mo. Missouri Colorado Colorado Colorado Mo. Colorado

October 16,1975 ^e 13 Harriers suffer second loss, face USC Saturday

by Bob Douglas Virginia and Furman. Ruggers defeat This past Saturday the club finished _v The cross country team suffered their third at the College of Charleston Regatta. first defeat last Saturday against a strong In placing in this regatta — along with and well prepared University of North Fort Benning South Carolina and the College of :9*/IOKEY Carolina team. The Tiger squad is now 4-2 Charleston — the club qualified for the in dual meet competition and hold the first The Clemson ruggers upped their season SAISA's fall championship. place team trophy from the Stone record to 8-1 with a pair of victories over Mountain Invitational Road Race. In the Ft. Benning Rugby Club Sunday. last 10 years the cross country team's only In the first game Clemson scored a 30-9 other winning season came during 1969 victory behind the play of Steve Mullinax. Basketball tryouts when the Tigers compiled a 5-2 record. Mullinax, one of the team's top scorers, kicked three tries in the contest. Also Coach Jim Moorhead was disappointed contributing to the scoring was Jimmy to begin with the team's performance. "North Howard who kicked three field goals. Carolina ran a very intelligent race," he In the second game Clemson scored a 24- Tryouts for the 1975-76 basketball team said. "They ran the first half of the race 6 victory in a very physical battle. started this week for coach Bill Foster's fast, which caused most of our guys to lose Randy Troup kicked three field goals Tigers. contact with the front runners." and S. B. Winn scored a try in the Tiger The team, hoping to equal or improve on victory. The ruggers' next match will be last year's second place regular season Dean Matthews, springing back from an Saturday against the Charleston Rugby finish in the ACC, have undergone a few injured tendon, was first for the Tigers. He Club at Charleston. changes. Skip Wise, the Tigers' All-ACC Remember, only you finished second in the race behind UNC's player and coach Tates Locke are both Ralph King, who is undefeated in dual gone. can prevent forest fires. meets so far this season. Tig Sailors win Next for the Tigers was Dave Buechler in seventh place. Dave Geer was eighth, Bill Middleton ninth and Kevin Collins Furman regatta THE REFECTORY 12th. The Tigers were without the presence (in back of The Grocery) of Herman Jutzeler, who ran a below par The Clemson Sailing Club finished first 16th place. and third in its last two appearances in 195 College Avenue regattas in the state. The victory came in the Furman OUR NEW ITEMS INCLUDE ALL TYPES OF The cross country team takes on the Invitational Regatta held at Clemson Oct. University of South Carolina Saturday in 4. The club bettered teams from Citadel, SUB SANDWICHES PLUS A NEW SANDWICH their last home meet this season. The race College of Charleston, Georgia Tech, starts at 10:30 a.m. Emory, Coastal Carolina, University of CHEESE STEAK SUB oooooooooooooooooooooooooo<>oooo 105 Sloan Street § the ### Downtown Clemson UNIVERSITY STEREO tiger ^§# Next To The Study Hall UNIVERSITY SQUARE MINI-MALL PHONE 654-4400 654-1719 Price Shattering Sale sports shop BASF 8-Track Cartridges THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS BASF Cassette Tapes

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by Kerry Capps effort by the Circles to gain a 5-4 victory. Managing Editor In Sunday's second contest the Tigers took on a Howard team which bore little "I've never seen us play so stupid in all resemblance in playing style to the one my life. You can't make stupid mistakes which lost the opener to Cleveland State. against a team like Howard and expect to The Bisons controlled the tempo of the get away with them." game from the outset, keeping nearly That was one of the comments Clemson constant pressure on a Clemson defense head soccer coach I. M. Ibrahim made already hampered by a collar-bone injury after watching his Tigers drop a 1-0 to Dennis Carrington which kept the two- decision to defending national champion time All-ACC goalie on the bench. Howard in the second round of the Both teams had scoring opportunities in Clemson Invitational Soccer Tournament the first half, but neither was able to here. capitalize. "We did it to ourselves," Ibrahim said. About midway through the half the "It was not so much that Howard was that Bisons struck for the game's only goal. good — although they are a good soccer Howard's Richard Davy (the tournament team—but it was simply that we played so MVP) took the ball at midfield and drove poorly, especially on offense. I never down the left wing. As the Clemson defense thought our offense would fail to score at moved into cut off Davy, he centered the Alexander least two goals in a game. ball to a wide-open Paul Pringle, who LEAPING HIGH above Howard players, Maxie Headly makes a save during the "I don't mind losing to a team which is game which the Tigers lost 1-0. Headly made several saves in his first appearance as slammed the ball past reserve goalie a starter, replacing injured Dennis Carrington. better than we are, but I was mad after Maxie Heady for the winning score. that game," Ibrahim added. space and he took advantage of it," said time if we play the way we did Sunday," he As a result of the Tigers' loss to Howard, The Bisons continued to control the ball Ibrahim. added. Cleveland State emerged as the champion in the second half, especially at midfield As a result of the loss the Tigers have Although Carrington's collar bone is not of the second annual Clemson tournament. and off inbounds passes and goal kicks — dropped out of the top national ranking broken — as had been originally feared — Howard won the tournament title a year keeping pressure on the Tiger defenders. they had held for the past three weeks and he will still be out of action for at least ago by defeating Florida 3-0 and Clemson three weeks, according to Ibrahim. Dave 3-1. into the number three position behind "It was a case where we missed an Quincy and Howard. The Bisons — despite Schmeiding — a two year letterman for the On Friday, Cleveland State came from a assignment on a very critical play," having a loss and a tie this season — also Tigers — has rejoined the team to fill in as 2-0 deficit to upset the favored Bisons 3-2 in Ibrahim said. "We knew from the start moved ahead of Clemson by a vote in the a reserve goalie. two overtimes in the tournament opener. that Davy was good enough to hurt us if we Southern regional rankings. The Tigers go on the road this weekend, The Tigers then got by the Illinois-Chicago gave him room to work. Our strategy was Ibrahim said he still thinks the Tigers as they meet North Carolina at Chapel Hill Circle team 4-0, erupting for three late to play him close whenever he took the ball have a good chance of beating Howard if Friday at 4 p.m. and North Carolina State game goals to break open a 1-0 game. down the wing. the two teams play again in the regional Sunday at 4 p.m. It will be the first con- On Sunday Cleveland State jumped on "Instead, our defender played off him playoffs. "But we won't beat them next ference action for the Tigers this season. top of Illinois 5-2 early in the second half, too far. We gave him too much time and and then withstood a late game comeback COUNTRY STARS PRESENTS "IN PERSON" TAMMY DAVID WYNETTE HOUSTON "The First Lady" "Grand Ole Opry Star" America's Foremost Singer of This top Recording Artist and Country Songs, Tammy Grand Ole Opry star is ac- Wynette and features "The companied by "The Per- Young Country" and "The suaders" 5 performers. Tennessee Gentlemen". 11 performers. ALSO APPEARING ON THE SAME PROGRAM

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Ed. note: Plant Clinic is authored by members of the Horticulture Club and is presented as a Plant Clinic service to our readers. Readers are invited to send in questions about the care of their plants, two feet in diameter. The flowers are usually on especially those that are not healthy. Send your long spikes or scrapes. The inflorescence questions to Plant Clinic, c-o the Tiger, Box 2097, (flowers) can be any color of the rainbow. University Station. Ananas—This is the family of the common Bromeliads are very unique plants. They get pineapple. The leaves are narrow and 15 to 30 their water in a very unusual manner. They, for inches long. They need more light than the the most part, make very good house plants. average house can supply. A person can easily Most Bromeliads have leaves that form a get one of these by lopping the top off a rosette that can hold water. They take their pineapple, letting it dry for a few days, and then water directly from this rosette. Therefore, the putting it into moist soil to root. main purpose of the roots on Bromeliads is for support. They receive very little nourishment Billbergia—These Bromeliads grow more from the roots. These plants can even survive for upright than the average plant. They usually an indefinite period without roots so long as their have gray crossbands on the underside of the rosette is kept full of water. leaves. These are probably the fastest growing of Tillandsias are one type of Bromeliad that get all Bromeliads. They also multiply very rapidly. their water in a different way. They have leaves The bracts that bear the flowers are red or pink. covered with gray scales. These scales take the The flowers can be purple, blue, green, or white. moisture directly out of the air. Probably the best known of these is Tillandsia usneoides, the Cryptanthus—These are also known as the Spanish Moss. "Earth Star" or "Chameleon Plant." These Terrestrial Bromeliads have very well grow extremely flat. They range from four to 24 developed root systems. They, like most plants, inches in diameter. Most of them have mottled or receive most of their nourishment from the striped foliage. The flowers are always a roots. The best known Bromeliad of this type is greenish-white. They get their name the common pineapple—Ananas comosus. "Chameleon Plant" from their ability to change Since Bromeliads come mainly from the their foliage color depending on whether they are Southern and Central Americas they are, for the in sun or shade. most part, tropical and subtropical plants. For this reason, their temperature should never drop Neoregelia—These are generally terrestrial below 45 degrees Fahrenheit. They should have plants. Most of them are medium sized plants. moist air circulating around them; however, The underside of the foliage is mottled with a direct drafts should be avoided. While some maroon color. The leaves are often tinted with a Bromeliads can take full sun, as a general rule, red coloring-hence the common name they should be given bright, indirect light. "Fingernail Plant." These adapt readily to in- Bromeliads need a light, porous potting door culture. mixture that is on the acidic side. It needs to be firm enough to hold the plant upright. Most Vriesea—These are shade preferring plants. people use fir bark or an orchid potting medium. Most Vrieseas are medium-sized rosettes. The There are several major groups of foliage is generally softer that most Bromeliads. Bromeliads. All have their similarities and their If they can be supplied with enough humidity, differences. they will make excellent house plants. In summary, if a person wishes to keep Aechmea—These are easy to grow in the Bromeliads at home, or in his dorm, he will have average home. Their size range is from ap- the most success with either an Aechmea or proximately six inches to slightly less than 10 Cryptanthus. If he has a humid room then he feet. Most of them are about one and one-half to might try a Vriesea or Neoregelia.