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Volume LXV, Number 7 September 24' 1971

The classic battle: them and

Registration: guilty 'til proven innocent by Allen Roberson More and more University students are finding that, simply because he is considered by registration officials to Along the same line, 11 cases concerning the 18-20-year- when it comes to registering to vote, the Pickens County be an "out-of-state" student living in South Carolina. old vote are now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court. Board of Registration can be very discriminatory at times. These same students may even be denied registration Because of this, S.C. Attorney General Daniel McLeod has For most applicants, a social security card is deemed at home because of the fact that many states require ap- passed down an informal request to the registration boards "sufficient proof" of residency requirements. However, for plicants to maintain a home mailing address. Often this is that college students be refused registration until the eleven the registration of some applicants, especially students unlikely or even impossible if a student lives and conducts cases are reviewed. This is in direct violation of con- with long hair, the registration board may decide that his affairs in South Carolina. stitutional rights. additional proof of residence is needed. Edwards said that many mill or plant executives If the registration boards comply with McLeod's Gay Edwards, chairman of the Clemson voter register without trouble, even though the executives know request, they may attempt to justify the action on the basis registration drive, said, "If anyone else walks in, they are a they will only be living in Pickens County for two or three that there are no upcoming national or state elections, and resident until proven otherwise. But, if a college student years before they are transferred to another plant not in hence no one is being denied the right to vote. However, comes in, he's guilty until proven innocent. My own sub- this precinct. However, an out-of-state student can be there are upcoming municipal elections in which 18-20-year- jective opinion is that they (Pickens County Board of denied the right to vote in local elections even if he has been olds will be eligible to vote. Registration) are anti-student." an active member of the community for four years. Edwards said that the main concern of the local drive, For additional proof of residence the registration board Other states with the same situation have taken steps to organized by Student Government, is to urge students who may require the applicant's draft card and automobile rectify the problem. In California, a unanimous decision by fulfill the necessary qualifications to register. "Our man registration. Proof of address, employment, and residence the state Supreme Court decided that the registration policy concern is not taking over the town," she said. "We just may be required. Xerox copies of college forms, proof of was an abridgement of the voting rights of 18-20 year olds as want to get students to vote for municipal government." apartment or house rental, past tax records, military set forth in the 26th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Student Body President Gerry Hough said that Student record, and even insurance records may also be asked of the The Court said: Government plans to print pamphlets concerning applicant. "Compelling young people who live apart from their registration procedures "to give them (the students), step Even if the applicant manages to produce all of this parents to travel to their parents' district to register by step, where to register, how to register, and to inform documented evidence, he may still be denied registration and vote or else to register and vote as absentees them of their rights. We need to give them a number to call on the basis of a clause in the South Carolina Constitution burdens their right to vote.... Such young people would in case they're denied registration". which says that voter registration can be determined by be isolated from local political activity, with a con- Off-campus students, whether in-state or out-of-state, "present intent of permanent residence". comitant reduction in their political influence and are the focus of the registration drive. Comprising about 35 In other words, a self-supporting student, single or information." per cent of the student body, commuter students could married, who has been living year-around in Pickens Besides California, fifteen other states, including conceivably be a major voice in municipal government. County and is planning to continue to do so for the Georgia, are now allowing students to vote where they Edwards said that she expects to get a list of off- remainder of his college career can be refused registration attend school. (continued on page 2) pa«e two — the tiger — September 24, 1971

friends who live in in harboring a fear about what is apartments in Qemson, to come, because most visitation visiting the home of a policies share numerous Letters young man, etc.) similarities. I hope that the in- the tiger Enclosed in parentheses there dividual's rights have been is a qualification of those ac- protected adequately; I also hope Legal Is Lasting tivities which no curfew for that you avoid prejudging a South Carolina's Largest Weekly policy that has not yet been in Sirs: freshman women could entail. Newspaper. These activities are unlikely and effect on our own campus. But In my opinion the views of your then again, prejudice is your editor jim walser paper are as biased as you claim are mentioned, we feel, to be used as a scare tactic in order to privilege. managing editor bob thompson the views of the administration Gerry Hough associate editor torn priddy are. I am referring to your "anti- preserve those moral policies assistant managing editor mike forth curfew" article in the September which the administration has news editor Charles whetstone taken upon itself to impose upon Again? features editor kathy hubbell 17, 1971, issue of the TIGER. The our female students. We feel that Dear Ed, contributing editor John bolt way you are treating open- the administration has no right to Well Tiger fans, this is the year chief reporter lewis kirk minded students, as well as the prematurely pass moral of the Tiger (Rifle Team) that is. business manager dotti dennis administration, is extremely Remember us, the team that advertising manager marilyn walser judgment upon any freshmen. We unfair and distasteful. For also feel that freshmen women carries around those funny circulation manager nick roark example: The TIGER quoted faculty advisor Dr. Louis L,. Henry should stand firmly behind their looking purple tables? The part of a permission sheet sent to own moral values and remain Clemson University Rifle Team girls' parents for removal of unintimidated by those who see across from the APO lounge. curfew. Did any staff member fit to challenge our ability to act Anyhow we are practicing and Published weekly since 1907 by the students of Clemson Uni- look to see the entire paper or the as mature adults. visitors are welcome if you find versity, The Tiger is the oldest college newspaper in South Caro- old rulings from which this paper lina. Not published during examination periods nor during summer Women's Contingency, the range unlocked. sessions. was edited? Do students think Student Organizing Committee The team this year is about the Entered as second class matter at the U.S. Post Office, Clemson, that girl's parents are going to same as last year except for one S. C, Box 2097, University Station, Clemson, S. C. 29631. refuse her permission because of shooter and he is in the army. a letter's wording? Do we, Visitation Robert Gatling-gun is this year's Clemson students, feel that our The editorial offices of The Tiger are open Sunday from 5 p.m. Sirs: president. Tricky-Richard Cath- until midnight, and every weekday from 12 noon to 12 midnight. parents do't trust us? If we do, This is a response to the letter cart is vice president followed by then there is a reas6n for changing last week from Gladys Moss Charley Sawed-off Seijo as the Telephone: (803) 656-2150. this letter. regarding the editorial in the sec/ treas, Danny Dead-eye Subscription rate: $4.50 per year. Free to servicemen. I had the privilege of talking August 30 Orlando Sentinel which Dukes is back, married and Local advertising rates available upon request. with Dean Delony this past week sums up her ideas on open dorms. practicing. Harrison Shane Snow and she showed me a copy of this and Edward Hick along with letter. Since I don't seem to have The testimony of an irate Butch Cassidy and The Sundance REPRESENTED FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY as corrupt a mind as some of my father must be considered for its Kid are back also. Ooops! Sorry, National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. counterparts, it says to me that emotional nature, and since he is wrong movie. Finally yours the school is requesting the 360 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017 a St. Lucie County citrus grower, truly, bull-shooter Blackhurst, as parents to rely on their let's count his open dorm P.I.O. Not to be over looked are daughter's good judgement. Is knowledge as second-hand at the freshmen who show great Composition by Easley Prorress that asking too much? best. If this represents your ideas potential. We are not a large On the issue of "no curfew", of open dorms, I suggest you get team, quality not quantity, as we Dean Delony said that it could be some first hand information on stand proud on our 13-1 or 2 time for the removal of girls' the Clemson visitation policy by record. That one match in con- curfews, but that the girls would (1) reading the Board of troversy was a tie, but using The announcing a special sale have to indicate that they want Trustees' conditions, paragraph Citadel's "official tie-breaking this. I got the impression that "c", that reserves the right for rules" we lost. We are writing our Dean Delony would try to go the students to request to be own rules this year needless to You might not have thought a whole lot along with the majority of the placed in a dormitory that is say. The Western Carolina girls. To me this means that the consistent with his or her Conference Championships about it/ but Columbus Day is coming up girls had better "get up off their viewpoint, and (2) consulting trophy is next to the second place on October 11. Sure, you say, but that's a duffs" and quit relying on the your Senator on the further trophy from the Georgia sec- "chauvinistic" males to speak protections of individual rights tional. Oh yea, that sectional was long time away, and why should I be for them. By this, I am referring that are included in the Qemson at U. of Ga.'s range and their concerned with Columbia Day now. You to two happenings. On September visitation policy. coach was the ref. Maybe we 14, 1970, a referendum was held I think you will find that there should play football? may be right. But most likely, you'll forget on curfews. Only 10% of the are several important dif- I have to go to practice so for about Columbus Day, what with the students voted. Also, on Sep- ferences between the Qemson those of you who don't know what tember 13,1971, there was a rally policy and the visitation program the tables are for, you will have to everday stresses and strains of con- on East Campus. Again this was that you have referred to at tune in much later for our next temporary American Life. And then, just on coed liberation and again Florida Technological Univer- letter. Cheerio, there was a very poor turn-out. If sity. However, you are justified Larry Blackhurst like that, it'll be here. Yep. And you'll have the girls want a no curfew to run out to do your shopping at the last situation, why don't they say so?? Are Clemson students that minute again. apathetic? Well The Tiger would like to save you I am in favor of our coed Registration: liberation. By the time a girl gets' the trouble. Just mail in the blank below to college, she is supposed to be a (continued from page 1) and send all your friends a subscription to mature person. However, I am campus students from Director of Residence Halls Man- The Tiger. And for this special occasion, not in favor of trying to "cram" ning N. Lomax within ten days. However, Student our views down the ad- Government cannot seek out each off-campus student and we're offering a new super low clearance ministration's throat by acting thus the success of the registration drive will depend on discount end of the month bonus value like spoiled children. Let's act whether these students who concerned enough to register, like the adults we say we are. even if they are allowed to. days sale. You can send each friend the Let's do it legally. It may take "We are looking for anyone who presently fulfills all or remaining 20 issues of The Tiger for only time but it IS more lasting. most of the requirements and would like to vote in local Converse with the "powers-that- elections. If anyone is interested, they should contact the $4,00. That's right:;—■ $4.00. be" and get their views while Student Government office," said Edwards. But please mall now. Columbus Day giving them ours. Have a dialog, Student Government also has a program aimed toward not a monolog. COMMUNICATE effecting legislative changes allowing dormitory students will be here before you know it. Thank you. — DON'T EXCOMMUNICATE. to vote. Letters have been sent to the ten states in which the Alan Laughlin majority of Clemson students live, requesting information Freshman on their respective election laws concerning 18-20-year- Electrical Engineering olds. Replies were received from three states, including Mail to: Business Manager explanations of the absentee ballot procedures. The Tiger Scare Tactic Hough said Student Government plans to type up form Box 2097-Clemson Univ. letters, available upon request, for out-of-state students Sirs: seeking to obtain absentee ballots. Clemson, South Carolina 29631 Shown below is a section of the As a final step, Student Government will conduct permission sheet concerning campaigns prior to Christmas vacation, spring break and freshman curfews which is sent summer vacation to encourage students to register when to all parents of freshman they arrive home. name women. Voter registration of 18-20-year-olds has been very PLEASE GIVE MY minimal this month, with records of the Pickens County DAUGHTER OR WARD Registration Board showing that about 100 persons street THE FOLLOWING registered in that age bracket. PERMISSIONS: 1. To use Coman Brown, at the Registration Board, reported that her judgment in weekend only about half a dozen young voters register each day. He leaves (Friday and/ or said he expected more to register, though, as the elections town, state Saturday nights) from the draw nearer. University. (This includes Until state-wide registration discrimination ends and houseparties, even though voting regulations for students are clarified, Student zip they are not registered by Government's voter, registration drive will be severely the University, staying in hampered and the recently ratified 26th Amendment to the Check here if renewal. |__| hotels and motels, staying Constitution may prove of nominal importance to Clemson with undergraduate students. September 24. 1971 — the tiger — page three

Quote: Congressman Paul McCloskey on the Nixon Administration: "We're not getting the truth about Laos, we're not getting the truth about Vietnam or the economy — we can't even get the percentage of fat in hot dogs." Page Three

SELECTIVE SERVICE closeup and one showing a woman nude vehicles where power and water are from the Garden Clubs of America, and except for a flowered garter belt and orange available. The Corps plans to expand from the Outdoor Advertising Association, stockings. "Program shipshape" to its entire fleet of whose signs are mostly in urban areas and The Selective Service System has Foard insisted that if such material were 540 crewed vessels and floating plants. would not be greatly affected by the bill. clarified expected policy changes on un- to be considered under the protection of the National Wildlife Federation The State dergraduate student deferments. Bill of Rights, then those Constitutional College students who were enrolled full- amendments might just as well be torn up BRING IN THE FEDS DUMDUMS time in the 1970-71 academic year will be because they would have no meaning. eligible for student deferments in the 1971-72 Opponents of a bill to restrict billboards in One of the Attica hostages who was injured school year if they continue to make Foard referred to testimony by two wit- South Carolina said this week it would in Monday's assault on the prison was "satisfactory" progress in their programs nesses — one an Atlanta psychologist and "sound the death knell of outdoor ad- apparently hit by an expanding "dum- of study. However, young men who entered one a professor of literature at the vertising in the rural areas" and would cost dum" bullet, sources revealed Thursday. school for the first time this summer and University of South Carolina, Dr. William much more in loss of tourist trade and ex- The hostage, prison guard Michael those who enroll as freshmen this fall will Kable. Both men testified that, in their view, penses to remove the billboards than would Smith, is still alive, and is expected to pull not qualify for student deferments. no picture of a sex act would be considered be lost if the state did not comply with the through, the sources say, although he still obscene. U.S. Department of Transportation's ruling. is under intensive care. Dr~ Curtis W. Tarr, Selective Service He was operated on for three hours at St. Director, said: "Few incoming freshmen It is estimated that it would cost $36 Jerome's hospital in Batavia, N.Y., about students are likely to be inducted in the near Kable said he would consider offensive a million to remove the 22,000 billboards in 12 miles from the prison, after state future because of the student deferment picture of somebody hitting a seal over the rural sections of the state. The federal troopers ended the inmate rebellion at the phaseout. Of the 1,034,000 incoming fresh- head of a picture of decapitation. government would pay 75 per cent of the state prison. men males estimated by the Office of "He says a picture of hitting a seal over cost. In addition, Floyd Blackmon of the A "dumdum" bullet, named after the Education, approximately 80% are 18 years the head might be offensive to someone, but Orangeburg Chamber of Commerce said city in India where such bullets originally old and only 20% are 19 years of age or older. a picture of a homosexual act is not of- passage of the act would cause a loss in were manufactured, is a soft-nosed The 18-year-olds, will receive their lottery fensive," Foard said. "And he teaches at the tourist revenue of $20 to $30 million. projectile designed to expand upon im- numbers in 1972, and they will not be subject university. What are they going to do next?" The state could lose $4.2 million, or ten per pact, entering with a small hole and to induction until 1973, when draft calls cent of its federal highway funds, in 1972-73 leaving a larger one. should be low. The 19-year-old freshmen if it fails to comply. Rep. Harold Breazeale, They were used during World War I, received their lottery numbers August 5 of "Twelve years ago the last dairy in an author of the bill, said he was afraid the despite an 1899 Hague agreement for- this year and will be subject to induction Columbia stopped making homemade federal government will come in and bidding their use. next year; at least 1/2 should have high buttermilk," the solicitor continued. "I love supervise removal of the signs if the state Washington Post-Los Angeles Times News enough lottery numbers to preclude their homemade buttermilk. I love old-fashioned fails to act. Other proponents of the bill are Service induction. Of those remaining, ap- things. proximately 50% will be disqualified on "Now these experts come in and tell me mental, moral or physical grounds. that the national standard has changed old- News Item fashioned sex acts. What are they going to Dr. Tarr said that college students will not do next?" he asked. Our choice for news item of the week: be drafted in the middle of a semester or One might ask the same of Mr. Foard. term. "If called while enrolled, they will be allowed to postpone their induction until the A WILD GOOSE CHASE end of the semester, or term. If in their last academic year, they will be able to postpone NO MORE CRUD LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — City police went on a wild their induction until after graduation." goose chase. They caught a goose and charged it with jay- walking. Currently, there are approximately six Chances are if you've seen one toilet, you Police said they apprehended a rebellious goose on a city million young men under age 35 with may feel that you've seen them all. Not so. street after complaints from pedestrians and drivers. deferments. Approximately 500,000 of these By the end of this winter the U.S. Army Police took tiie feathered offender to headquarters, booked normally lose their deferments during a 12- Corps of Engineers will boast a fleet of it on charges of jaywalking and then put it behind bats. month period. The largest groups of vessels on the Great Lakes whose sewage deferred men are those who have received systems won't dump any crud overboard. fatherhood, occupational or student deferments. Headlnies The Corps has been testing and evaluating various sewage treatment Beethoven's BUTTER MILK systems for use on its ships and other In continuing witch hunts.... floating plants since 1960. At first, private The manager of the "Adult Peep Show" on industry came up with little in the line of Deadness Assembly Street in Columbia has been toilets sporting self-contained sewage judged guilty of "possessing obscene treatment systems. But in the past few materials in order to sell or distribute years industry has created a variety of them!" products which make overboard Diagnosed Although Circuit Judge Wade S. discharges unnecessary. Weatherford is going to take another look at WASHINGTON (UPI) - How Ludwig von Beethoven the case to see if the jury's decision should could compose such musical stand (perhaps examining the evidence They range from 10-day capacity masterpieces when almost more closely), the manager's fate (some holding tanks (whose contents are pumped stone deaf has been one of imprisonment and a $1,000 fine) seems as required to on-shore disposal services) the mysteries of the past cen- from The Record pretty much determined. to complex recirculating chemical tury and a half. Now comes a systems capable of handling the sanitary new theory on how he got so During the trial, Solicitor John W. Foard, needs of a 70-man crew for several mon- deaf —and so ugly. who prosecutes such dubious cases with ths. Some units, like the vaporative toilet Paget's disease, says Dr. V. obscene enthusiasm, introduced two system pictured here, can also be used on S. Naiken is the cause. posters, one showing the male genitalia in aircraft, trains, buses, and recreational Paeet's is a disease —sn- tour — the tiger — September M, 1971 oooooooooooooo o O o o o A New Radio Sound for the o O Blue Ridge Dominion! o o o

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MUTUAL o NEWS AND o LOCAL NEWS o o Seneca, S.C. o oooooooooooooooooooo September 24. 1971 — the tiger paee five Stringfellow: 'eminent judgment' and death by Kathy Hubbell

American society faces "eminent Stringfellow compared this picture of judgement" and death, like the biblical America with the Biblical illustration of Babylonian society, said Dr. William Babylon. Stringfellow, lawyer, author and lecturer, Tuesday in Daniel Hall auditorium. "Babylon died as a nation in consequence Stringfellow, who was sponsored by the of its idolatry of death, and the practical Speakers Bureau, came to national at- description is one of a kind of shuddering tention when he was indicted for allegedly disintegration. In that respect, looking at harboring Father Daniel Berrigan, the the disintegration of American society, the parallel is peculiarly strong," he said. Jesuit poet now imprisoned for his antiwar Later, in answering questions, protests. Stringfellow added that "Theologically In a 35-minute speech, Stringfellow drew speaking, all nations die. If you approach it upon "peculiar issues of consciousness" in from that point of view, it is not surprising America today to support his idea of a close that this society should be in trouble. And it parallel between American and Babylonian is not a prerequisite to you and I living as societies. Specifically, he mentioned an human beings in society that America must "obsession with excess" and an "idolatry of be number one." death" as issues which contribute to the Acknowledging an eight-year friendship disintegration of society. with Daniel Berrigan, Stringfellow Later, answering audience questions, described the Berrigan's burning of draft Stringfellow said that "the death of this records at Kingsville, Md., in the spring of nation need not be demoralizing to any 1968 as an action developing "directly out of human life in society." He described the the post Pope John concern for the integrity Berrigan offense as an "essentially of what happens at the altar. . . the renewal liturgical action," and gave an illustration of the sacrament of life of the people in the of "what the resurrection is truly about." congregation. As the American social crisis deepened in been neglected, the idea of a scapegoat relationship, the meaning of it is death for "You cannot seriously deal with the the past decade, the "spirit of excess" in (they insist, "racial troubles are instigated the idolater." sacramental dimensions of the life of the society caused a kind of "overtalk" about by outside agitators and Black Panther "Contemporary confusion is a part of the body of Christ in the world without coming the nation's social ills, said Stringfellow. In boogiemen"), and the idea that domestic national inheritance," said Stringfellow. up against the truth that the sacramental turn, this led to a state in which the mind problems are an outgrowth of the Indochina "Americans inherit a contradiction in social life, which is carried on in a special, stylized was "overwhelmed and immobilized". ■ War — rather than fixing their attention ideas, which is most poignantly symbolized way in the mass, has a chiefly political "There is such a saturation of information elsewhere "on the more urgent and im- by the rhetoric of the Declaration of In- meaning, dealing with the reconciliation of (and of misinformation), such an overplay mediate matter of how to live humanly and dependence and the immediate refutation of mankind in the world," he said. of rhetoric, such a degree of repetition in act consciously ... if one is both a Christian that rhetoric by the radical property ethic of Stringfellow described an occasion when verbalizing about the nation's problems, and American." child slavery. Daniel Berrigan, pursued by authorities and that something like innoculation happens to Basically, Stringfellow feels that the roots "In the very circumstances in which the staying with a sympathetic family, realized the mind," he said. to contemporary social problems can be Declaration was drafted, it was exposed that "his very presence called into question "The intelligence is simply exhausted. traced back to the writing of the Declaration that human rights and the property ethic the traditional family role and values ... a The conscious is thwarted. And human of Independence in 1776, and to a were irreconcilable. And then and there, by different kind of family was called into beings become exceptionally vulnerable to phenomenon he calls the "idolatry of' sanctioning the institutionalization of child being." any suggestion, fabrication, manipulation death." slavery in the new nation, the property ethic "I call that new life, taking place in the or deception which offers escape or relief or He defines idolatry as "the attribution to was accorded idolatrous status. place of old life. ..a sign of the resurrection, a excuse from this staggering moral fatigue." the idol of justifying significance for the "Theologically, this means that the hope foretaste and pointer to what the Stringfellow said that Americans turn to idolater. . . The idol is that to which the man of America as a nation was fallen in the resurrection is truly about according to the explanations of social crisis — such as the looks to gain his moral worth." Stringfellow inception of the idea of death as the national New Testament and according to our idea that the American Dream values have adds that, "Wherever there is that kind of idol." common experience," said Stringfellow.

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JOHN B. SEBASTIAN CREEDENCE CLEARWATER OTHERS page six — the tiger — September 24, 1971 VISTA, Peace Corps unite for action by Mike Davis Russ Hahn, one of two regional volunteers on campus Hahn. "It is an arm of the system that works against the "The Peace Corps differs from VISTA in several im- this week recruiting members for the Peace Corps and system." portant ways," explained Hessey. When the Corps started Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA), said that The Welfare Rights Organization (WRO), along with 10 years ago, the foreign countries needed general-skill "despite President Nixon's pressure to change their VISTA's aid, works to inform the people of their rights as workers. Now, after years of budding technological growth, outlook," the organizations will continue to stress "issue- welfare recipients. Their representatives are lobbying in these countries are demanding workers with more specific oriented" structure in their efforts to improve urban and Washington against Nixon's welfare program because, as skills. The Corps is entirely foreign and needs agricultural rural life. Hahn describes it, "it's a form of modern institutional majors, architects, city-planners, and other highly-skilled Hahn, of New Haven, Conn., and Jay Hessey of Fon- slavery." volunteers, he said. tana, Calif., are manning a table on the loggia and passing "Volunteers in VISTA are working indirectly against "The program calls for a three-month training period on pamphlets and information to interested students there. the government," claims Russ. "Nixon wants us to 'tone in the country where you'll be working," says Hessey. "You Hahn has worked with VISTA for the past year in urban down' our efforts." receive language and job training before beginning the two housing areas in Philadelphia. Hessey worked in Nigeria VISTA workers act as sparkplugs to surface local year commitment to the foreign government." for two years in the Peace Corps and switched to VISTA for issues. The first step is to gain the people's trust and help The amount of pay depends on the government's a year in Philadelphia. The two volunteers are on a 9-month them become leaders in their own communities, said Hahn. economy where the volunteer is working. The United States recruiting contract in Tennessee, Kentucky, and the Hahn explained how the VISTA volunteers want the government also gives $75 a month, which is placed in a Carolinas. program handled. "We should seek funds, build issues, United States bank. This builds up to a total of $1800 after a teach new methods for health, education, etc." The present two-year extension. "You can work in the Corps for a Hahn explained that VISTA and the Peace Corps are administration is trying to change VISTA to a service- maximum of five years, with a maximum of three years on now united under a new program called ACTION. He ex- oriented organization. the same project," explained Hessey. pressed fear that "VISTA may be cut out completely by "In this capacity, we would be nurses, distributors, and simply pinching off our funds." His description of the so forth," explained the VISTA worker. Hahn argued The Peace Corps is also struggling to organize the VISTA organization may offer insights as to why the against this type of program because "it will only increase community instead of just serving it, according to Hessey, a government might kill the program. the needy's dependence on these services." He stressed the former agricultural worker. "If we don't train the people," VISTA is a voluntary domestic service program with importance of self-defense among the minorities. Hessey Hessey insisted, "everything will fall flat on its face when one-year commitments. Any American citizen who has said, "This is the only way the ghettos will ever stand on the period of work is over." reached his 18th birthday is eligible for work in this their own two feet." Describing these two programs as "excellent chances program. "Your pay will depend upon the level of poverty "Vista volunteers need only general abilities such as to learn more about oneself," Hahn recommended a at which you are working," explained Hahn. "Usually you Bachelor of Arts degrees or practical experience. Specific voluntary commitment after college. "It's an excellent live under the same conditions as do the minority groups skills are not as important in VISTA as in the Peace Corps. chance to utilize your skills and gain new perspectives." around you," he said. "Skills, however, are an important tool for organizing a offered Hahn. "There is a tremendous need to interest Volunteers are assigned to a local sponsoring agency. community," maintains Hahn. people in these community-oriented programs." They work closely with the agencies and rely on their Nurses, architects, education majors, and forestry and These two young workers will return this spring with a supervision as a guide. Volunteers' only connection with the agricultural students were cited as sorely-needed volun- battery of films, speakers, and ex-VISTA and ex-Corps government comes through wages and "if and when you teers. The government gives each worker $50 a month or members. "We hope to offer Clemson a more com- step out of line," Hahn said. $600 at the end of the year of service. Some volunters seek prehensive look at ACTION and what a wonderful op- "VISTA is a politically unpopular program," says more than one year of service. portunity for service it presents," said Hessey. Dorm councils not yet approved by Meg Wilkes The amendment to establish dorm cerning Johnston Hall and it was established these additional open houses. evaluations. Due to lack of sufficient faculty councils which was ratified by the student that each section of Johnston Hall would The Senate later approved a resolution, participation in other departments, the body last week has not been approved by vote as a separate dorm unit. introduced by Prince, to extend the hours of evaluations would be made only for the the administration because of the wording of David Prince, chairman of the Student open house to 9 p.m. College of Liberal Arts. the amendment. Senate committee on residence halls, in- John Marshall introduced a bill to the A survey would be made of professors in troduced a bill to the Senate concerning Senate "to implement change in a peaceful the 200 and above level courses with Dorm councils, under the election board, manner" and to end discrimination of the reference to class lectures, quizzes and would be responsible for conducting voting dorm visitation. It was passed by the Senate unanimously. sexes. The bill further stated "it is not the grading with average results being in each residence hall, with only one vote purpose of the University to guide the published with the help of the Tiger staff taken per semester (to be taken after the Maximum hours from 1:30 p.m. — 1 a.m. private activities of students". and a handful of seniors. It is hoped the room change period). The council would be Fridays and Saturdays and from 1:30 p.m. The bill introduced by Marshall contained publication could be made available every responsible for enforcing hours and rules. — 8 p.m. Sundays would be established. A provisions for the deletion of references to April before pre-registration. Violators would be sent to the student at- 2/ 3 favorable vote by the residents would be "class privileges" in the student handbook. Gerry Hough, President of the Student torney general for disposition by the student necessary to enact any dorm visitation Proposed deletions concerned permissions, Body, speaking of the planned publication court system with a maximum penalty of policy. Students, male or female, less than in and out cards, overnight permission and told the Senate, "We have a right to know probation for violation. Visitors would be 21 years old must have parental permission lateness for freshman women. what other students have thought about a escorted at all times and men would have to to participate in the program but students Marshall also proposed that the section on particular professor." sign in and out using the main entrances in without parental permission may live in a in and out cards for women exempt from John Marshall, reporting for the student women's dorms. dorm with visitation. Students not wanting curfew be changed from "must" sign out for body president's cabinet, introduced a bill to When a dormitory meets all requirements to live in a dorm with visitation may request holidays and at the end of semesters to "is promote more activity on campus. Included set up by the Student Senate and the Board of another dorm assignment. requested to" sign out for holidays and at in this bill are provisions for a weekend Trustees, and written permission has been Prince also told the Senate that dorms can the end of semesters. coffee house, dances, and jam sessions. secured from the Office of Student Affairs, request open house in addition to that on David Rowe, chairman of the Senate David Rowe introduced a resolution to set the program could be put into effect. football weekends. Student Senators plus Academic Affairs Committee, read a the beginning of the Thanksgiving holidays Woody Culp brought up a question con- one other student would be responsible for resolution to publish course/ instructor at 12:05 p.m. Wednesday, November 24.

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CALHOUN FORENSIC SOCIETY will FREE CONCERT SUNDAY, sponsor- p.m. in room 330 of Long Hall. meet on Monday, September 27, ed by the University Union pro- ATI members, interested students at 3:45 p.m. in room 417 of Dan- gram, will be held in the amphi- and faculty are invited to attend. Campus Bulletin iel Hall. Preparations will be theater from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m., made for the first intercollegi- featuring the "Infinite Baffle." BEER BUST at Wildcat Creek will ate debate tournament of the be sponsored by the Zoology Club >«ar against Middle Tennessee DOCTORAL, FELLOWSHIPS for on Friday, October 1, at 4:30 p.m. State University, October 1 and 2. American Indian students. Black Interested students should meet APPLICATIONS FOE HOMECOM- "UNICEF, A JOURNEY TOWARD students and Mexican-American behind Long Hall (with your ING QUEEN PAGEANT and the PEACE," will be the topic of the SPANISH CLUB will hold an organ- and Puerto Rican students have dates). Food and refreshments Homecoming displays may both sermon at the Unitarian Fellow- izational meeting on Thursday, been announced by the Ford will be provided. be picked up in the Student ship Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the September 30, at 7:30 p.m. in Foundation. The programs are for Government office on the eighth YMCA club room. The speaker room 106 of Daniel Hall. students who have not undertak- ALL CARS MUST BE MOVED from level of the Student Center from will be Dwight H. Ferguson of en any graduate or professional the student parking areas around 1 to 4 p.m., or by contacting FRENCH CLUB will hold an organ- Atlanta who has been Regional izational meeting on Tuesday, study and who wish to pursue the stadium by 12 p.m. on the Perry Mize from 8 to 12 p.m. at Child Welfare Representative of September 28, at 7 p.m. in room their Ph.D. and to enter careers Friday night before all home 656-7754. Only recognized student the U. S. Department of Health, 106 of Daniel Hall. in higher education. Bach pro- football games. organizations may apply, and' the Education and Welfare for the gram will support full-time grad- deadline for applying is October six southern states. The public COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDI- uate study for up to five years. A WRITE-OUT for action on prob- 3. is invited. CINE of the University of Geor- For further information, write: lems concerning pollution, the gia announced that applicants for The Ford Foundation, 320 E. 43rd population problem or other admission in September of 1972 St., New York, N. Y. 10017. Ap- gripes in areas concerning ecol- will be required to take the plications must be completed by ogy is being sponsored by Sur- Graduate Record Examination, January 10, 1972. vival and will be held on Thurs- including the biology option, in- day, September 30, from 6 p.m. Loyal Clemson support- stead of the Veterinary Aptitude BICYCLE TOURING CLUB PICNIC to 10 p.m. in the lobby of Har- Test. "The Record Exam will be will be held on Sunday, Septem- combe Commons Dining Hall. ers unite! Shop Judge offered on October 23 and De- ber 26, beginning at 12 noon on Stationery and mailing addresses cember 11. the loggia and biking from there will be provided for government Keller's store for your to Twin Lakes. Participants must officials, etc. Bring an idea. A SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS bring food, and drinks will be letter to your representative can Clemson T-Shirts, will hold a meeting on Wednes- provided. All students, faculty, accomplish a lot. day, September 29, at 7:30 p.m. and non-students with a bike are in room 1 of Kinard Hall. are welcome. ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRAC- Sweatshirts, 'Pennants, TORS OF AMERICA will hold a Gym Shorts. BASKETBALL SEASON TICKETS WSBF GRIPE LINE will be open meeting Tuesday, September 28, are now available for University from 8 to 8:30 Monday through at 7 p.m. in the Architectural faculty and staff members from Friday nights. Sam Campbell, Auditorium. The guest speaker the Fike Field House ticket of- WSBF news director, said if re- will be Mr. J. C. Shackleford, fice, which is open Monday sponse to the Gripe Line does president of the Carolina's AGC through Friday from 8 a.m. to not pick up, it will have to be and co-owner of the Potter- JUDGE KELLER'S 4:30 p.m. Season tickets are discontinued. The program is Shackleford Construction Com- $16.25 each, and the priority open to comments on all areas of pany, and the topics will be the Downtown Clemson deadline is November 1. student life. "Projected, Impact of New Con- SENIOR AND GRADUATE STU- struction Safety Standards" and WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP will "What a Contractor Thinks of DENTS may now pick up Iheir hold a picnic Sunday, September College Graduates in Construc- copies of the 1972 College Place- 26, at 3 p.m. For further infor- tion." All- construction students ment Annual in the Placement mation contact Johnny Trice in are invited to attend. FOR THOSE WHO CARE ENOUGH TO WEAR Office on the seventh level of F-434 of Johnstone Hall. the Student Center. DELTA SIGMA NU, the pre-med fra- SURVIVAL will hold its weekly ternity, will hold a meeting for OR GIVE THE VERY BEST- meeting on Tuesday, September all members on Tuesday, Sep- 28, at 7:30 p.m. in the courtyard tember 28, at 7:30 p.m. in room of Bracket Hall (chemistry build- 1 of Kinard Hall. I need help ing). Those concerned with pol- lution, " population growth, wild- STUDENT ORGANIZING COMMIT- life conservation, or any other TEE will meet Tuesday, Septem- ENVELOPE STUFFERS aspect of ecology are invited to ber 28, at 8 p.m. in room 409 of attend. Daniel Hall to discuss plans for the Fall moratorium on the Viet- Part-time. $25 FUTURE ARMY WIVES GROUP will nam war. All students are wel- MCWS SHOP hold its first meeting of the year come. guaranteed for on Monday, September 27, at Clemson Phone - 654-2993 7:30 p.m. in the basement class- BAHA'I CLUB will meet Thursday, every 100 en- room of the military science September 30, at 7:30 p.m. in building. All girls who are inter- meeting room 1 on the eighth Seneca Phone - 882-2583 velopes you ested in learning more about level of the Student Center. Pos- army life are invited to attend. sible topics for discussion will be stuff. All societal disintegration, indivdual postage prepaid. ZOOLOGY' CLUB will hold a meet- integrity and the viability of re- ing on Monday,- October 4, at 9 ligion. All students are welcome. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope plus $1 Weak a**y to Allen King Etc* Corp., Box 6525 BOUTIQUE Pittsburg, Pa. Lions Club Candy Day 15212 Clyde Woodall, president of the Clemson Lions Club, said that the THE NOW CLOTHES local observance of the state-wide Lions Club Candy Day for Sight Conservation was "very successful" due to the contributions of FOR THE students and townspeople here. Fri. ft Sat. • Sept. 24-2S The drive was conducted in various places in Clemson last Thursday TONY ANTHONY and Friday, with Lions Club volunteers giving out candy and soliciting NOW GENERATION LUCIANA PALUZZI donations in return. "COME TOGETHER" Woodall said that the contributions had not been added up yet, but he In Color » R-Raling expected the total to run between $600 and $700. Half of this money will BELL BOTTOM JEANS, WIDE BELTS, POSTERS, Special Late Shows 10:36"" go to the state Sight Conservation Association, and the rest will go to KNIT SHIRTS, SPORT COATS Fri. ft Sat. • Sept. 24-25 local programs, which pay for glasses and eye operations for needy HYWEL BENNETT children. See our Fashion Boot Department for Men ELKE SOMMER "PERCY" ceramics paper and Ladies In Color 9 H-Hating Polyester Double Knits Sun. ft Mon. • Sept. 26-27 Professor Gilbert C. Robinson, head of ceramic engineering Your clothes is your best social security. DAVID HEMMING'S department, and John G. Federline, graduate assistant, of the University are co-authors of an important technical paper, entitled Bring this ad, buy a Blue Jean and get Free "Preblending Clays—A Neccessary Evil,'' which will be presented at a Patch. UNMAN. national meeting of the Structural Clay Products Division of the ii WITTERING American Ceramic Society, September 22-24 at the Holiday Inn, BELL TOWER MALL 235-7680 Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Ga. AND ZIGO Those attending the meeting will be scientists, engineers and suppliers concerned with the advancement of the brick and clay pipe Color A Paramount Picture industries through improved quality and manufacturing techniques. The American Ceramic Society, with more than 10,000 members Starts Tues. • Sept. 28 and subscribers, is an international organization devoted to the ad- ASTRO III THEATRE - Now Playing "Terrifying, deliriously scary vancement of ceramic research and production; this is carried on thriller-"-Judith Crist, N. Y. through the Society's meetings and publications on scientific Mag. research. The broad field of ceramics includes the production of brick, BRUCE DAVISON tile, optical goods, rocket components, electrical insulators, fiber That book SONDRA LOCKE glass, and thousands of other products made by the ceramic process.

is now counter-guerrilla inductees On Thursday, September 16, 22 young men were inducted into the elite Clemson Counter-Guerilla Platoon, a campus activity sponsored The film! by the Army ROTC detachment. The ceremony marked the end of a long and strenuous initiation period during which the new recruits participated in various forms of physical fitness activity culminating AFRANKOVKH PROCXJCTION with the standard Army physical combat proficiency test and a four JafqnelineSusann's IIMI ^vHadiiiM' mile endurance run. The new members are freshmen William J. Harrison, Michael J. from Columbia Pictures 85 <3© LS "THIS IS NOT A FILM Kulick, Larry J. Lofton, Michael P. Mitchum, George W. Peay, Starts Wednesday — Produced by Russ Meyer TO SEE ALONE!"-cue William H. Phillips, James R. Bell, David W. Black, Mike Clark, COLOR •IBS James S. Bell, Gerry R. Cox, Wayne W. Fralix, Richard Frampton, nni m ihi THE SEVEN MIIVUTI Marion L. Rizer, Edward R. Russell, Freddie L. Singleton, Charles R. CLEMSON THEATRE Wheeler, William H. Whittle, Steven L. Shugart, Joseph M. Griggs, 20th CENTURY-FOX • COLOR BY DE LUXE® (R) I and sophomores Brooke J. Wallace and Thomas A. Summerford. EDITORIALS Will we learn from Attica?

The recent uprising at Attica prison, The prisoners at Attica should not be along with the subsequent murder of 30 in- considered hardcore "thugs" any more than mates by National Guardsmen and New York should the average American. There is no gene state troopers, has further magnified the need that has made them turn to crime. Society has for the prison reform for which convicts, and made them criminals through its inequities even some prison authorities, have long been and discrimination, and consequently it is pleading. responsible for seeing that the convicts' rights Before any extensive steps can be taken are protected as much as feasible and toward changing the goal of penal institutions rehabilitation is made possible. No one has a from retribution to rehabilitation, however, natural desire to become a criminal. prison officials and the general public must Perhaps the great majority of critics of gain a better insight into the making of a the Attica inmates condemn them from a criminal. People often view the convict as a feeling of self-guilt, as they project their own freak of nature, an animal who can never inadequacies into others (a defense again fit into society and who must be shut mechanism known to psychologists as away like an animal. "projection"). In any event, critics are thus Indeed, many people regard the criminal attacking the symptoms of a criminal society, as being a social misfit for hereditary averting at the same time the difficulty of reasons, and they see no reason whatsoever to ascertaining the root causes of the evil. try to help a man they feel to be alien from the Further indicating that prison officials human race. acted inhumanely in authorizing the slaughter People turn to crime for a variety of is the fact that inmate negotiators were BUSINESS AS USUA reasons. In the case of blacks especially, a willing to compromise on some of their society that discriminates against and demands, and those that prison officials ac- ridicules Negroes at every turn cannot expect ceded them were basic human rights sup- to receive much gratitude in return. Many posedly guaranteed to everyone. The people are branded as criminal misfits simply prisoners were asking merely what they were Some dope about dope because of momentary carelessness or an due, nothing more. (They gave up on the impulsive action. request for amnesty.) They were not At any rate, prisoners are human beings, arrogant, power-hungry or unjustified in what by Mike Forth and as such are entitled to the irrevocable they demanded. rights given to all Americans in the Con- Hopefully some good can be salvaged Hey there, marijuana user. whose fault it was that he and the others stitution and the Bill of Rights. Article XIV from the unfortunate and unnecessary Yes you. You smoke grass, don't you? were and are being busted? says that no state shall deny to any person killings. The atrocious conditions of our Light one up and read on. It was your fault. Yes, yours. within its jurisdiction the equal protection of prisons were once again brought to the public Just wanted to rap with you a while about Well, what have you ever constructively the law. eye. Let us hope that the voting public will that secret practice you've been keeping to done to change the marijuana laws? Where Nowhere in the Bill of Rights are yourself and your close friends, and they've were you last May 5 when people carrying amend its unwarranted criticism of rebellious dope were willing to turn thems

Everyone will agree, I think, advance. tended for their benefit, and then that there is a time and a place There is, of course, a definite turn around and say, "Why for everthing and that one can need for some self-interest to should we worry about anybody take any idea to extremes, no keep our people fed and clothed. else?" when it comes time for matter how worthy. Theory is not Yet, how can she and the many humanitarian action. always practice, though, and people like her justify such Let us for once put the welfare exceptions will be made when a chauvinism when other nations of mankind in general ahead of people's values are challenged. are much worse off economically our own interests. We can well Patriotism, too, has a limit and than our own? afford it. must be moderated when it is in I find it very ironic that the conflict with more basic, American people claim our ■ 4® .-SWKSS humanitarian values. Defined as presence in Indochina is deter- "love and loyal or zealous sup- mined to keep the world free port of one's own country, from Communism and is in- especially in matters involving other countries," patriotism is too often confused by Americans with a callous brand of chauvinism. Love of country was originally friday thirt instilled here by emotive 18th BYRV TOMTrwm DomrwPRIDDY V century revolutionaries as a means of rousing the colonies to With more and more people watching television it's only logical action against English im- that sooner or later someone will start a show to give viewers more perialism, but since has acquired newsworthy information, which they don't like, in a format which they new shades of interpretation. do. Patriotism has evolved from "Welcome to another day of 'Double Jeopardy,' or 'This Is Your IS USUAL being a just means of self- Strife,' with your host, Don Flamming." preservation to becoming an end "Thank you, Ralph, and welcome, friends, to another exciting in itself, and is being used to 'This Is Your Strife', (applause) Yes, friends, this is that exciting game rationalize all sorts of op- show where you can't win for losing, and you can lose by trying to win, pression, economic, social and but you can never win because you're always going to lose, because political, that this country has that's the way the game is played, right, friends? continually heaped on the rest of "Today we have with us three panel members who are just the world. jumping with excitement to play our little game. On our left is Dickie Martha Mitchell, wife of the Nixon, better known to our viewers, I'm sure, as the producer of this U.S. attorney general and self- summer's big TV hit "Tricia's Wedding.' Mr. Nixon, would you tell us a appointed savior of little something about yourself?" Americanism, recently added to ' 'Well, I just want to make one thing perfectly clear..." Ihe others Maybe it will never get off the ground her list of ludicrous gems by "That's very interesting, Dickie, (may I call you Dickie?). Our without you. Maybe it would really go places saying that American women second guest today is better known as the husband of the star of the with your participation. should "go out and spend money 'Martha Mitchell Show,' Johnny Mitchell. Would you care to say (Go get the clip, it's probably almost out.) and enjoy yourself," and something Mr. Mitchell?" kructively Anyway, I don't have much more to say, Is? Where "forget the rest of the world". "Yes, I would." except that if you are still not convicned, go Pretty soon she may overtake "Thank you, Johnny, that was very interesting. And now, our final ] carrying back to your stash and ponder it for a while. *~es in at "Dr." Max Rafferty as the guest, on our right (oops, that's not right), well, anyway, our final luntry in Isn't it about time that you did something to perpetrator of unintentional guest is Abbie Hoffman, self-made star of the hit of the 1968 summer parijuana achieve that goal that you secretly know to comedy. TV season, 'The Streets Of Chicago.' Mr. Hoffman, would you care to be a just cause? Isn't it high time that you say...oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Hoffman, I've just been notified that it's time ems, huh. Where can her head possibly be Iking the helped to put an end to the inane violation of for a word from our sponsor, Dow Bathroom Cleaner." human rights by this society? at when she says such things as kne. "Let's have America for "Well, now, contestants, are we all ready to play 'This Is Your J good are Throw that roach away, now, it must be Americans for a change"? One Strife'? because it's time for 'Double Jeopardy!' " (applause) Our lour whole out. And if you aren't holding one, and you would think she were running for. first question is a 25 point toss-up. The question is: what is the greatest |jou learn have read this column straight, go back to public office at the rate she is problem that has faced the United States in the last three years? Oh, • place to your room and roll one. This column wasn't playing up to the emotions of the Mr. Nixon, you were really quick with that trigger." written to be read straight. It was written nation and authorizing their Nixon: "I believe it's called a button, Art." Ihould be for you, on a different level, and, if you don't excuses for unprecedented greed. Flamming: "Oh, of course, I'm sorry about that." fclping out agree with it, try reading it again a little Maybe she is trying to warn us in Nixon: "Yes, well, in any event the answer to your question is a nat would later, after you have relaxed a bit. very simple one. It begins with..." I grass?To Flamming: "Uh, could you give me just the answer, Dickie, your ext, "How time is running out." Nixon: "Now is that a very nice thing to say to me?" be, let me Flamming: "Nothing personal, Dickie, just give me the answer." Jones who Hoffman: "Burn the mother down!" nd people Flamming: "I'm sorry, Mr. Hoffman, but that's not the right I changing answer, and you've spoken out of turn. I'll have to penalize you 25 points. Now Mr. Nixon..." Nixon: "Yes, Art, the answer to your question is the Vietnam jiange the War." Organizing Flamming: "I hear another buzzer. Uh.Mr. Mitchell." iommittee Mitchell: "I think you ought to know better, Dick. The Vietnam 1 with the M£m War was started long before three years ago, therefore it cannot be Reform of called our problem." piled, and Flamming: "That's right, Mr. Mitchell. I'm afraid I'm going to fact that have to disqualify that question and move on to another one. (buzzer } from the frm sounds) No, Mr. Hoffman. You have to wait until I ask the question his over- before you can answer it. What, and listen closely now, what was the ly rather greatest travesty of justice which occurred this year? " Iged in by Hoffman: "People actually stole my book." Flamming: "Mr. Hoffman, I'm afraid you're out of order again. i SOC, and Mr. Nixon rang the buzzer first again." flf with it? Nixon: "Thank you, Art. I'd like to make one thing perfectly clear, fon for not and that is..." ye tried to Flamming: "Uh, Mr. Nixon..." i found Nixon: "Very well. There were no travesties of justice this year or J one of the any year that..." judo, say, Flamming: "Uh, Mr. Hoffman, let's not whisper things under our pvening in breath. This is a family show, you know." P will find Mitchell: "Let us think this one over, Dickie, because after all, lurn of the they did reproduce my likeness in the Pogo comic strip this summer." Jistructive Flamming: "That's not exactly what we were looking for, but [potential. since we're going to have to move along I'll give you five points for fhere who that one, Johnny. Now, for our final question, what terrible tragedy > trip, but occurred only recently? Mr. Hoffman?" Hoffman: "You pigs are a bunch of..." Id to agree Flamming: "No, I'm sorry, Mr. Hoffman, but the answer is that ps, the one we've run out of time. So until next week, friends, thank you for has a watching, and 'This Is Your Strife.' " in mind. page ten the tieer September 24, 1971 Cinema CLINT'S GULF Only a partial redemption by Jerry Griggs Factory Trained Mechanic Not too much has been seen of David Hem- scenes which are calculated to produce tension and, mings, at least not in the United States. He crops up I suppose, terror. But though they are interesting, in unusual places in his infrequent appearances, they fail to bring a strong reaction from the viewer. seeming to be very careful about where and in what John Mackensie's direction is "correct,'' but it is he will appear, choosing only those roles which somehow unimpressive. It catches the scene, but appeal to him. Since "Blow-up" I can recall seeing fails to do anything really effective with it. him only twice, once as the inept leader of the un- Perhaps, though, I am being a little harsh, derground in "Barbarella," and once in a very viewing the movie retrospectively as I do. Certain good, very underrated movie called "The Charge of scenes within the structure of the film, however, the Light Brigade." Therefore it is doubly curious pointed towards a very powerful finale. Had the that he should choose not only to star in, but to ending been stronger I probably would have en- Bean be associate producer of a movie like "Unman, joyed the movie. But the expected climax never Wittering, and Zigo." comes. Wheel Alignment and Hi-Speed Balancing "Unman, Wittering, and Zigo" are the last Instead, there is a very sudden release of early three names on the role of "lower 5-B," the Engine Diagnosis and tension. The curtain closes. The lights come on. It is Tune-ups by Sun Equipment somewhat unruly class which John Ebony (Hem- time to go home. The anti-climactic finish causes a bird! Road Service mings) is to take over in his new position as a sudden shift of emphasis in the movie from the final Major & Minor Repairs teacher in a "traditional"-type English boys' sequence to those earlier scenes, the very scenes Cliffs Notes are great any time you Air Conditioning Service school. Ebony's predecessor, Mr. Pelham, has died, which had pointed the viewer towards the ending. need help in literature! We Brake Service fallen over a cliff in perhaps the most technically The result is a sense of disappointment in the entire recommend buying early so that Authorized Inspection you can use them as you study Station interesting scene in the movie. When Ebony at- movie, and scenes which worked before suddenly the assigned play or novel and as tempts to discipline the class he is calmly informed become too tame. THE Place For Your a helpful review prior to exams. Automotive Needs! that it would be unadvisable to do so. The class, it Get the Cliff's Notes you need Finally, the movie itself places a finger Route 123 seems, had done away with Mr. Pelham because of squarely on its major flaw, but I'm not quite sure today. You'll see why they're the Next to Holiday Inn a similar attempt. whether this damns the movie or redeems it. The preferred study aid of millions of The members of the class then, in their most students nationwide. (P.S.) If your line is Hemmings' and it runs something like dealer's out of a title, he can get sinister young-boy manners ("I shouldn't do that if I "Perhaps we've been looking for the wrong thing. another fast with Cliff's "Hot Line". were you, Mr. Ebony," head lowered, eyes raised We've been searching for the identity of their leader flickering of a smile at the corner of his mouth), and not for why they did it." /^ produce a blood-stained wallet as evidence of their This statement could be taken as a direct in- collective veracity, and demonstrate the futility of dictment of the movie, for instead of a psychological -J\ KMtesi. making any accusations. They all have alibis, and examination of the students' actions, it is merely a JfH the headmaster of the school is more interested in GREEN document. The question is, did the movie's Nearly 200 titles-always available STAMPS public image than finding culprits. producers realize this, and is this final statement wherever books are sold. their way of pointing an accusing finger at both Only $1 each Thereupon, Ebony begins a campaign to themselves and, especially, the audience, for our discover the identity of the leader of the class, continual concern with questions of "what" and not trying threats and being threatened in return, in an "why." 654-4142 effort to break the control which the class has If so, this may be a partial redemption of the gained over himself and his wife (Carolyn film in terms of intellectual content, but at the same Seymour). time would double its failures. As a terror film it "Unman, Wittering, and Zigo" moves slowly in fails to terrorize, but it also fails to adequately its early stages, but seems to promise interesting develop this final expression. 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BARK by Jefferson Airplane (RCA-Grunt FTR-KMM). First release by the Airplane on their new label, and quality formerly ascribed to the acid-folk-rock which the first presentation of new material in almost two Airplane partially invented at a time that now seems long years. Jorma Kaukonen, lead guitar; Paul Kantner, guitar; Grace Slick, vocals and piano; Jack Casady, ago. Good Grace Slick piano, nice free style, easygoing and bass; Joey Covington, drums; Papa John Creach simple lyrics, but nothing that hasn't been done before. violin. "Wild Turkey" is Kaukonen's instrumental solo, and the best thing on the album. In it he not only plays up to his fine There has been so much written about personal reputation, but solos magnificently with Papa John Creach, comebacks and how "Barry Goldwater is back in the the little old black Hot Tuna fiddler whose incredible ac- limelight," or "this is the new Rick Nelson," or "Sam companiment also saves a few other cuts on the album. Snead is playing like he means it again," that I almost hate "Third Week In The Chelsea" is Kaukonen's own tale: to add another one to the bunch. I'm afraid this time there's just no way to get out of it. all my friends keep telling me that it would be a shame Bark, the new Jefferson Airplane album, is their first to break up such a grand success and tear apart a release of new material in practically two years, and it is, in name a few subtle ways, unlike anything they've ever done but all I know is what I feel whenever I'm not before. Its main similarity is one that has plagued most playing Airplane albums before: some of it is good, much of it is and emptiness ain't where it's at and neither's quite the opposite. Its overall effect could not in the least be feeling pain. construed as staggeringly exciting, but it does have some Drummer Joey Covington supplies a few bright spots, good times. material we find that some of it is quite autobiographical, too. "Pretty As You Feel" is really a very nice little song Things have changed lately for the Airplane. Marty and if not that, then at least personally revealing. This that flows extremely well, and "Thunk" is a crazy a capella Balin ditched the group earlier in the year, and while his tends to make the recording more a collection of songs by a self-portrait that's impossible to get out of your head. presence on the recording is certainly missed it does no group of individuals rather than a single cohesive unit. It Finally, Grace Slick has a couple of goodies, too, even good to lament over his loss. Still, few of us can remember also tends to very much tone down the "tear down the though her singing on Bark is not as exceptional as it has the soaring duets he and Grace Slick were capable of walls" theme of their last album, Volunteers. been in the past. Her "Never Argue With A German If without thinking to ourselves, "if only . . ." Individuals are very easy to pick out on Bark. Paul You're Tired, or European Song" quickly dispels the fan- Kantner has another group of three science fiction songs Balin probably cut out for the same reasons Paul tasy I've long had that Grace gargling Listerine in 2/ 4 time (almost a trilogy). Any of the three could have come right would still be marvelous. Here she sings in German, and the Kantner made his own album and Jorma Kaukonen and off Jefferson Starship with the possible exception of a subtle result is about the same as the Listerine. Jack Casady formed Hot Tuna. It was a matter of boredom. theme change: Kantner is slightly less far out. It's Grace's "Law Man," however, that provides some Kantner had his own song ideas and recorded a science if you've only lived on earth you've never seen the sun of the (again) subtle changes the group has made with this fiction fantasy called Blows Against The Empire, calling album. Nowhere on Bark do they sing of revolution or even his recording group Jefferson Starship and using most of or the promise of a thousand other suns that glow beyond here and if you care to see the future look into politics at all. Instead it's all very personal and the Jefferson Airplane except for Balin and Kaukonen, both autobiographical. of whom apparently didn't like what Kantner was doing. the eyes of your young dancing children don't be Kaukonen and Casady are compulsive performers, and afraid of our ways Law man — I'm afraid you just walked in here at the Hot Tuna sprang out of touring boredom when Kaukonen Kantner's music is not as interesting as his lyrics, though, wrong time would teach Casady the blues styles he enjoyed playing. Hot because he's mainly overindulgent and once he gets a my old man's gun has never been fired but there's a Tuna released two albums of instrumental music (both theme he plays it right into the ground. first time during the two year gap), one acoustic and one electric. Kaukonen, on the other hand, supplies the best tracks and this could be, this could be the first time While neither Kantner's nor Kaukonen's albums were on the album. Three cuts are completely and obviously his, well I've heard your line & you've heard mine & I'm wildly successful, the Hot Tuna sets were by far the better one alluding to the old Airplane, one to Hot Tuna, and one to just too tired to take a side musically. nothing but his personal life. bring your business around here in the morning This idea of boredom has something to do, too, with "Feel So Good" couldn't possibly have a better title. It A new direction, perhaps? Who knows? Something Bark. With two years to refine their ideas and write their really feels good. It's very reminiscent of the slow, drippy different, in any event.

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They can't sing too well, 232-2117 Julie Sommers, is about, yep, you and some of the musicians aren't "The Hellstrom Chronicle." guessed it, five desperate women. as adept as they might be, but I Channel 13. happen to really like slide guitar, and Peter Haycock plays a good WEDNESDAY one, particularly on "Reap What 8:00—The French Chef — "Form- I've Sowed." The album staggers HAPPY HOUR NIGHTLY 4-7 P.M. Concerts ing the Loaves" — Tonight's show from Just ordinary when he isn't travels to Paris where Professor playing to better than average GORDON LIGHTFOOT. appearing In Cavel of the Baker's Institute dem- when he is. Draft Beer 25* Carolina Coliseum Friday. Sept. onstrates how to turn an ordinary —Tom Priddy September 24, 1971 the tiger — page thirteen Sports Clemson: Ingram assails fan pressure by Chris Hindman —

Hootie Ingram is still bewildered by team unity and individual confidence is disadvantages to the Tiger effort against character " and, secondly, each player has Clemson's loss to Kentucky. He doesn't needed if the Tigers expect to be a winner Kentucky. invested his time and efforts to produce a believe one can rationalize the outcome, but with such an ominous schedule. Ingram thought many of the second unit winning season. Ingram believes these two he does think a few misfortunes, both on and "No matter who you play, if each in- players had responded well in the Kentucky factors will enable the team to improve as off the field, hampered the Tigers' per- dividual boy dedicates himself and you get a game and he added that there would be a the season progresses. formance. team effort, you can beat anybody," Ingram few transitions between the first two units, Regarding what appears to many to be a Ingram believes one hindrance to the remarked. but no "wholesale changes". quarterback dilemma, Ingram stated that success of the Clemson team has been a Many people have reached the conclusion Ingram informed the squad after the Kendrick is still the Tigers' number one "lack of patience" on the part of many that Tommy Kendrick is not a competent game that the coaching staff would grade signal caller. However, he added that Ken Clemson followers. quarterback, and they blame him for the the Kentucky films and evaluate the two Pengitore and Mike Matthews should see a "A lot of Clemson people are being unfair Tigers' failure to win. But Ingram says weeks of practice prior to the Georgia game considerable amount of action throughout to the football team. The team needs to gain otherwise. in order to determine the starting lineup, the remainder of the season. He also stated confidence, and it's hard with all the second "Our losing record comes from a lack of and he thought the week off had given the that Heide Davis and junior college transfer guessing after the games," he said. performance at a lot of positions, and you Tigers a chance to improve their play and Wade Hughes will be used a great deal at "One of our worst enemies is that the can't blame the quarterback," Ingram add a little more finesse to their game plans. fullback. players are pressed too hard to be a winner. stated. In comparison with the 1970 season, the We need to overcome this. We need to be True, Kendrick didn't fulfill expectations The Tigers' defensive effort in the Ken- Tigers have definitely shown signs of im- ourselves in a game," he added. in the Kentucky game, and Ingram himself tucky game satisfied Ingram, and he provement. The Kentucky game marked the thought the passing game was "miserable". thought the poorest aspect of the game was first time Clemson has played an SEC op- Clemson fans judge the success and However, Kendrick missed over two weeks the offensive showing. ponent on equal terms since 1967, when failure of the Tigers for better or worse by of practice prior to the game and returned "The things we did poorly were mostly Alabama defeated the Tigers by the same the number of games won and lost. But only ten days beforehand. This naturally offensive. We didn't take advantage of a few 13-10 score. Ingram believes there is more to success affected his timing, and an effective passing scoring opportunities. Our protection was Ingram can't build a winner in one season. than winning every game, especially when game requires pinpoint timing between the pretty good, but we had a lot of badly thrown He can merely progress each year, com- Ingram's program is still in its formative quarterback and his receivers, which only passes. The Kentucky blitz worked oc- bining experience with more talented stages. Ingram professes that successful practice can accomplish. casionally, and we needed to have put more recruits. This is a goal he is gradually ac- recruiting and team progress are the most Starting fullback Dick Bukowsky was held pressure on the Kentucky defense," Ingram complishing. essential needs in nurturing a program out out of the Kentucky game due to an injury, remarked. If the Tigers return to desired physical of mediocrity. and flanker Don Kelley wasn't at full speed Two rays of encouragement were men- condition and don't reiterate the ill-timed However, he does think the Tigers can as a result of a pulled hamstring muscle. tioned by Ingram. One, he believes the fallacies in their play against Kentucy, win, and he believes they will. But more Ingram cited these two injuries as serious Clemson team "has a great deal of Georgia can expect a formidable opponent. Georgia: big, tough, etc. by Charles Norton After a disappoint loss to Kentucky, coach Georgia has passed only eighteen times in Hootie Ingram has been trying to work out the first two games, but can throw when the inconsistencies in the Clemson attack. necessary. Johnson is a sprint out passer Saturday, Ingram will see if all the hard and utilizes the play-action pass. James Ray work and intense study will pay off as the (6-1, 195) a junior, is also very effective at Tigers take on Georgia in Death Valley at throwing the ball. 1:30. Defensively, Georgia will use an eight- Vince Dooley, head football coach at man front. Lead by Chuck Heard (6-5, 220),' Georgia, is fielding possibly his best team Mixon Robinson (6-3, 176), Milton Bruce (6- ever there. After two mediocre seasons (for 4, 225) and Paul McPipin (6-2, 230), the them), the Bulldogs are coming back into Bulldogs can handle running attack and put prominence in the Southeastern Conference tremendous pressure on an opposing and in the nation. A potent offense and a quarterback with their pass rush. more than ample defense make up the 1971 Linebackers Chip Wisdom (6-1, 210) and Bulldogs. Steve Kitchens (5-11, 208) lead an im- With victories over Oregon State and pressive defensive backfield that has ac- Tulane, the Bulldogs come into Clemson counted for four interceptions in two games. ranked sixth in the nation. The defense has allowed only 32 points in Georgia is a big football team with size two games. and depth at every position. The offensive line seems to be the strongest part of the The weakest part of the defense is the pass team. All-American candidate Royce Smith defense. Both Oregon State and Tulane (6-3, 240) and tackle Tom Nash (6-5, 235) passed successfully against the Bulldogs. give Georgia size and experience in the Oregan State scored most of their 25 points interior. The line would have to be the most when they went in the air in the fourth experienced part of the Georgia team with quarter. five seniors, one junior, and one sophomore. The specialty team of Georgia also shows Georgia is basically a ball control offense decisive strength and scoring punch. with a potent running attack. Lead by Placekicker Kim Braswell and punter sophomore quarterback Andy Johnson (6-0, Jimmy Shirer give the Bulldogs scoring and 190) the Bulldogs are capable of scoring good defensive position. frequently. Johnson likes to run outside and Buzy Rosenburg (59- 177) could be a uses the pass-run play to perfection. He is decisive threat in running back punts and their leading ground gainer for the first two kick-offs. He returned two punts for scores games. Another running threat is Robert (6- against Oregon State. 1, 210). Honeycutt is a big back and can Clemson hasn't defeated Georgia since break for the big play when it is needed. The 1955 when the Tigers triumphed, 21-7. outside threat, is in the form of junior Maybe Saturday will reverse the fifteen- tailback Ricky Lake. year trend.

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After a scoreless first quarter, the Booters managed to score on a beautiful com- bination between fullback Jim Powell and Roberto Bradford (center), who scored three goals, battles for ball forward Crag Daugherty on a cross-and- head play with three minutes left to play. They took a 1-0 lead to the halftime. In the third quarter the nervous tension was gone and the players began controlling the ball and taking better shots at the goal. Freshmen open season today Roberto Bradford scored twice in the third by Chris Hindman quarter and once in the fourth while Nabeel The Clemson freshman team opens its Clemson on a football grant-in-aid. Thus, George Bosse, 6-1, 190 from Upper Falls, Kammoun scored one goal in each the third 1971 football season Friday afternoon when depth will be Satterfield's main worry. Md., should see a lot of action at running and fourth periods. the Cubs travel to Durham, N.C., to face the "I think we had a good recruiting year. We back, relieving Williamson and White. "Even though we won by a convincing Blue Imps of Duke University in a 2 p.m. went after some big linemen. I'm not sure Defensively, the Cubs will be big, quick, margin" observed Coach I.M. Ibrahim, "we encounter. how well we'll do as a team, because the and aggressive. The only apparent flaw in felt that our defense did an outstanding job The 1971 freshman team has inherited the boys aren't used to playing together. But if the defense is the inexperience of the and dispelled any doubts that we might have awesome task of continuing the success of the defensive backs come through, and we defensive backfield, which is entirely had about their ability this year. All four Clemson's last two yearling squads, which don't have any injuries to our running composed of converted offensive backs. fullbacks, and especially the outstanding compiled a combined record of 9-1, in- backs, we'll be allright," he said. Hefty Dan McBride, a 6-5, 245 tackle from player Jim Powell, are to be commended on cluding twin triumphs over Georgia and The starting offensive alignment will be Perry, N.Y., and Jock Fender, a 6-2, 2330 the great effort that they gave. We did not Georgia Tech. both potent and quick, and the only tackle from Easley, anchor the defensive play as good an offense as we are capable of Even more important is the fact that the weakness will be a lack of depth in the back- line. The defensive ends will be David Lebel, playing, but we feel that was due to the first present contingent is the first to be entirely field. 6-6, 220 of Jacksonville, N.C, and Tim game jitters and the other team's. We will recruited by coach Ingram and his staff. Tom Boozer, 6-3, 205 from Columbia, will Blackwelder, 6-4, 220 from Charlotte, N.C. need to improve for Saturday's game The Cubs' competition will come from one of start at tight end, and he will be joined by Paul Karlin, 6-1, 205 of Silver Spring, Md., against Jacksonville if we are to come out on the finest freshman teams to ever split end Eric Huettinger. a 5-11, 175 Willie Anderson, 6-3, 205 from Mayesville, top." matriculate at Duke, and the game could be speedster from Milford, N.J. Dennis Smith, and Kevin Bowling, 6-1, 195, from Johnson Jacksonville will mark the toughest battle viewed as a premature indication of how 6-0,175 of Elba, Ala., will operate at flanker, City, Tenn., from the linebacking corps, one the booters will face before they start fruitful a program Coach Ingram has sown giving the Cubs a competent trio of of the strongest aspects of the team. playing in the ACC. at Clemson. receivers. Doug Mundy, a 6-0, 210 middle guard from Jacksonville posted a 9-3-1 record last Yet, no matter how much pressure is The offensive line will be spearheaded by N. Miami, Fla., and Doug Kelly, a 6-3, 225 year and were undefeated two years ago. involved, head freshman coach Steve tackles Bob Cline, 6-2, 220 of Wheaton, Md., tackle from Bethesda, Md., will also assume They last met the Tigers on the soccer field Satterfield believes the 1971 outlook is and Guy Lombardo, 6-2, 240 from prominent roles in the defense. in 1968 when they lost to Clemson 4-1 here. promising. Jacksonville. N.C. The guards will be Frank The defensive secondary will be occupied They are expected to be one of the con- Satterfield recently joined the Clemson Bethea, 6-1, 220 of Springfield, and Leighton by Jim Ness, 5-11, 175 of Daytona Beach, tending teams for an NCAA post-season bid staff after a successful four-year tenure at Cubbage (6-2, 205), who played under Sat- Fla., Jack Hughes, 6-0,165 of Bethesda, Md., as an independent this year. Edmunds High School in Sumter, where he terfield at Sumter. Gene Toney (6-3, 200), John Marvel, 6-2, 185 from Georgetown, Concerning the Southern Region rankings, guided the Gamecocks to the 4-A state title who hails from Tucker, Ga., will open at Del., and Daryl Grinstead, 5-11, 175 from Ibrahim said, "I don't believe the rankings in 1969 and an overall record of 45-19-3. center. Hollywood, Fla. Marvel is expected to see at this early stage are very significant, and I The enthusiastic coach thinks the present Jimmy Williamson, 6-1, 190 from action at quarterback when his broken wrist don't believe that Jacksonville should be freshman squad possesses the potential to Walterboro, and Clinton's Donnie White, 6-2, has healed adequately. considered an underdog going into this equal, if not excel, the performances of the 215, will start at tailback and fullback, Friday afternoon Clemson will seek a game with us." 1969 and 1970 teams. The Cubs will have respectively. Bruce Gaston 6-0, 175 of replay of last year's 40-0 whitewash. The The next Tiger home game will be on more individual talent than in recent years, College Park, Ga., has been tabbed to start Cubs may not accumulate the same margin Wednesday at 3 p.m. against the Moun- and the only drawback is that the squad will at quarterback, and Satterfield says "he of victory, but they should bring home a few taineers of Appalachian State. harbor only 31 players who enrolled at throws well and runs the option nicely." smiles for Ingram.

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Badger The by Jim McMillan The first few weeks of the 1971 school year have Some changes had occured in the line-ups, while Bulldogs been busy for the Clemson Rugby Club. With the captain Joe Agusiewicz described this week's team loss of such rugby greats as "Mercury" as "one of the best teams we've put together." Stankiewicz, Edmo Micheals, and "Rabbit" Duke had a five hour drive from Durham to Whittaker, the team faced a building year. Clemson and being an experienced rugby club, they Not only was there a problem of too little ex- arrived late. As both teams met on the field, a perience on the team, but trouble had evolved with problem arose. Both teams had the same uniforms. the upper levels of Student Affairs and the Athletic Not letting this get the teams down, we started Department. It seems as if the Rugby team would the game quickly, hoping that each team would spend another year in search of a home, because no recognize their own teammates. LYNCH DRUG CO. one would allow this fun-loving intercollegiate team, This was the second time Clemson had met Duke one of the few that posted a winning season last in four years. The first confrontation proved that DOWNTOWN CLEMSON year, a field. Clemson had no idea what a rugby ball even looked Well, as an officer of the Rugby Football Club, I like, with Duke winning 54-0. am happy to announce that through the hard work The temperature and humidity were high (as well of Banks McFadden and some help in the Student as some of the ruggers and fans) and both teams "CLEMSON SUPPORTERS ALL THE WAY" Affairs office, the Rugby Club now has a home. were slowed considerably early in the game. The new field is located behind the football Duke, this being their first game, showed signs of stadium, on the left side of the big parking lot, and inexperience and bad ball control. The Dukkies still behind the graveyard. managed to take an early lead by capitalizing on a With the coming of last Friday afternoon, I looked penalty kick and an intercepted pass. forward to seeing the crowds, bands, and loyal Late in the first half, Clemson finally got together rugby fans flood the Clemson campus for the second behind a strong offensive drive led by two rookies, straight home rugby game. The first game two Bob Lantz and Tim Schible. Sundays ago had been a close contest with Atlanta Two more drives occured with the forwards 107o OFF Rugby Club, with Atlanta taking home two vic- controlling lineouts and scrums. The rookie-veteran tories, 24-17 and 14-10. Atlanta dominated much of combination of Pete McGuire and Don Dennison, the play during both games due to the fine team respectively, allowed Clemson to dominate 90% of play and experience. But Clemson seemed to jell the lineouts. While Jay Saey hooked ball after ball late in the game with some of the rookies showing back toward the Clemson backs. SHONEY'S SALUTES much hope for the future. Clemson took a 12-7 lead into the five minute half New uniforms have given the team a sense of time break. experience, meaning that everyone will know what With the taste of oranges and gatoraide still in CLEMSON UNIVERSITY the other members on the team will look like. Along their mouths, Clemson drove to paydirt, again. A with the new uniforms came a guarantee stating, strong inside running game had jelled with Jim "With these hand crafted official size and weight Howard and Steve Johnson surging into the end English (as in England) uniforms, a team should zone for trys. And in doing so. we're offering a 10 play or at least look like a rugby team." Terry Coakley and Andy Moore kept the Duke But to my surprise, by 5:30 Friday afternoon, outside defensive men busy with a fine show of per cent discount to all students icith anyone who lived within 1,000 miles of this small speed and open field running. the presentation of student ID's to our haven of rugby and learning had gone home for the An hour and twenty minutes, 30 oranges. 8 quarts cashier. That's on any food item in weekend. of Gatoraide and 10 gallons of water, much running, the restaurant. It's our pleasure. The Clemson ruggers didn't let this bother them. cussing, sweating, yelling and confusion, not to Come Saturday night, most ruggers were down at mention the five 15? cigars consumed by our the Study Hall. A rugger of good standing always beloved coach, later, the Clemson rugby team left goes to the Study Hall before a game to calm his the field with their first victory of the season: pre-game butterflies with an Ole Mill. Then, he Clemson 24, Duke 13. calms his stomach with another Ole Mill or two. The second game followed the same pattern as After awhile, he calms his head with a few Ole Mill. the first in being a very long and hot game. Finally a rugger is just keeping calm with an Ole Defense proved to be the main factor on the field, Mill. while the first teams were cooling off over a couple Come Sunday morning, a rugger prepares for the of cases of brew. game over a Darvon and an Ole Mill. Most of the ruggers were walking as the game The Duke team would promise to be a strong ended, but the Clemson ruggers jumped with joy as team, and much practice was done in preparing for they captured another victory: Clemson 11, Duke 6. this game. The coach was pleased in seeing that the This Sunday at 2 p.m. Clemson will host N.C. team could hurt some one. Two of our own were State. This will be the last home game for some injured in practice, one with a broken leg and the while as the team hits the road after this game. other case to be determined as soon as the rugger So, if you're interested in building an institution comes out of his coma to tell the doctors where he is out of rugby, drive, walk or float over to the field 3130 E. North Avenue, Anderson, S. C. this Sunday with your beer, chick, smokes, canned hurting. Across From Belvedere Shopping Center Anyway, the coach at least knows two guys were Gatorade and a camera for an afternoon I'm sure downed at practice. you will enjoy. page sixteen — the tiger — September 24, 1971 Blot: doing the reapportionment shuffle by Blot COLUMBIA — Begging out of work and borrowing a camera, Blot found himself deep in enemy territory as he roamed through the State House searching for a few lawmakers to photograph doing what he suspected they did best — dozing off during the day's vital speech or hiding in the men's room during a roll call vote. But in his ignorance, Blot failed to remember that his visit came during an off-week for such displays, as the elected guardians of statehood were busily debating reapportionment in committee meetings or sitting out a brief legislative lull in cooler climates. Disappointed, but revived inside the air-conditioned monument to Democratic government, Blot trucked through the hugh antechambers where his squeaking tennis shoes interrupted the pleasant drone of a tour guide con- ducting a bunch of folks around the grounds. "The palmetto trees which fill the lobby area," she stated with the confidence of constant repetition, "are real." They don't look real, thought Blot. And being a true Renaissance Man, whose knowledge of botany like everything else was extensive, he added to himself, it's too damn cold in here. "Although the trees may appear artificial," she con- tinued, oblivious to his unvoiced innuendoes, "and the climate too cool to sustain them, their present state was achieved by taking them apart and putting them back together again." Blot felt the first inkling of movement in his brain. "They do not grow, and they do not die," the tour guide 0 told the assemblage, all of whom shook their heads from the *>SffSr wonder of it. "They will look just like that years from now." ' 'The dome you see above you is 180 feet..." Blot heard her say something about the inside dome 'awright boys, who gets what?' being the inner dome, and the outside dome being the outer dome, but the rest was lost as he savored the first taste of his metaphor. debate — that of realigning the 46 state Senate seats. Before plan which so kindly provides for Bamberg and Barnwell The State House full of static trees! ,—, the mid-sixties, each county in the state was represented by counties and their country wisdom places Sumter and a resident senator. Two federal court orders since then Clarendon alone in a district with two senators and gives have disposed of this system, ruling that such represen- Sumter the opportunity to have both resident senators. The complexities and confusion surrounding the tation, though modeled on the federal system, was unequal V/hat about Clarendon's "rural flavor?" reapportionment procedures currently underway in the in that the county's relation to the state government could Obviously, the season behind the Aiken-Bamberg- General Assembly have tended to work in the favor of a not be equated with a state's relation to the federal Barnwell move is the preservation of the inimitable Edgar legislature which is making a show of doing a lot without government. Brown's seat. Should be seek another term, Brown should doing much of anything. The federal courts made clear, as they have also in have no problem, as he currently serves Barnwell and Members of the various committees in the House and regard to Congressional reapportionment, that the main Bamberg and will not be forced to run in Republican- Senate would disagree, thinking of the long hours they consideration in realigning representation is not the dominated Aiken County. As Senator McMillan was moved spend debating the issue, and the large variety of plans they maintenance of the county as a political entity, but the to exclaim last week, it's a plot that would put Mission considered and rejected, but their point of view is one which fulfillment of the philosophy of "one man-one vote;" i.e., Impossible to shame. places their own interests first, and the interests of fair and each senator should represent approximately the same As confounding as all of these legislative proceedings representative government second, so such an attitude number of people. are, they are in reality nothing but a smoke screen to cover might well be expected. The legislature, however, while it has searched for a up the fact that the General Assembly has no intention of The following breakdown is presented in an attempt to plan which will be acceptable to the courts, has concerned carrying out honest reapportionment, but is simply sear- clarify the reapportionment proceedings for readers who itself with the preservation of county politics. ching for some plan they think the courts might buy. haven't taken the time to try and sort it all out. While it is The plan passed by the Senate last week, now pending Honest reapportionment will come only when the brief and general, it should provide sufficient information before the House, calls for 20 districts, each made up of one legislature ceases in its attempts to preserve the county to support what follows it. or more counties and providing a total of 46 senators. A hierarchy and does something about the real reap- The General Assembly has been involved in two review of the recommendations of the reapportionment portionment issue — single member districts. separate reapportionment procedures based on the 1970' study committee and the debate which preceded the bill's The concept of single member districts applies to census. The first is the reapportionment of the six federal passage seems to indicate two major concerns on the part Congressional, senatorial, and state house seats equally Congressional districts in South Carolina. Each district of the senators; first, that none of the senators who will be well. What single-member districting means is that the should ideally contain 431,753 persons, or one-sixth of the faced with re-election in 1972 be put in a position where they population pie is cut into equal pieces, county lines be state's total population. If political considerations were put must vie with another senator already serving in the damned, and each political representative represents aside, the legislature would strive to come as close to that legislature; and secondly, that counties where legislative approximately the same x number of people. He is figure as demographically possible. A certain amount of kingpins reside be assured of a resident seat, regardless of responsible to those people for his re-election and to no one variance is inevitable — a fact recognized by the federal their size in proportion to the population of the state as a else. This sort of system eliminates such chronic state courts in a number of decisions. The new Congressional whole. problems as the "full-slate law" which currently requires redistricting plan, as approved last week by the House and All of this is no doubt confusing to persons not well that a voter must vote for 11 candidates if 11 candidates are this week by the Senate, shifted three counties — Allendale, acquainted with the present setup, but perhaps an example running and so on. The full-slate law has been used by the Laurens, and Clarendon — into new Congressional districts, will clarify things somewhat. Under the bill passed by the Democratic machinery for years to squash minority op- with a total population variance of 8.2 per cent. Senate, Aiken County is grouped with Barnwell and position. The logic is simple — while a black candidate Variance, of course, is the difference between the ideal Bamberg counties in a district with a total of two senatorial might run and win if black voters voted for him and no one figure of 431,753 and the actual figure allotted to each seats. One of the seats automatically goes to Aiken County else in an election, the requirement that they must vote (for district by the legislature. In this case, the variance means under a "residency clause" which guarantees a senator to example) for 10 other candidates, which in this state means that the largest of the districts has 3.4 per cent more than each county with at least one forty-sixth of the state's Democrats, forces the voters to cast one ballot for the black 431,753, and the smallest 4.8 per cent less than that figure. population. Under the provisions of the bill, Bamberg and candidate and 10 against him. Some legislators (mostly Republicans) and many Barnwell counties will vie for the other seat. As the Due to the documented fact that people with similar political observers feel the variance is too high. A federal situation now stands, Aiken has two Senate seats — it will political and socio-economic circumstances tend to live in court decision in Missouri ruled that a variation of more therefore lose one. But Aiken's population is three times close proximity with one another, single-member than four per cent was excessive because other plans had that of Bamberg and Barnwell combined, and it seems districting would go a long way in assuring that all of the been presented in the Missouri state legislature which more logical that Aiken be given one seat and have an factors which make up a political system are heard. contained lower variances. Several plans with lower opportunity to compete for the other one. Critics of single-member districts cry that variances were presented during the S.C. legislative debate State Sen. Gilbert E. McMillan, R-Aiken, proposed just gerrymandering (the process of drawing the district lines — one plan had a variance of less than two per cent — but such a situation prior to the bill's passage in the Senate. so they will be advantageous to one party or another) would all were soundly defeated. While he obviously has special interests of his own, his immediately begin — and no doubt it would. But blatant It seems doubtful that the General Assembly's final argument seems sound. The reasons given for refusing to gerrymandering can be controlled by the federal courts — plan will win approval from the courts. And you might ask accept his proposition include the charge that McMillan is and gerrymandering into infinity could never create a why the legislators were willing to approve a plan with such "being selfish" — a statement made by Sen. L. Marion political system as stagnant and unrepresentative as the a high variance, knowing of the Missouri decision and Gressette, D-Calhoun, chairman of the special reap- one currently in power in South Carolina. ,—-, others like it. An analysis of the legislative action seems to portionment committee and official guardian of the original indicate that the senators and representatives involved plan. went to great lengths to maintain the status quo where Another reason given for refusing McMillan's Ho-hum. Each week Blot screams about the political possible. A kind of geographic loyalty apparently exists, no argument is the classic reply of Sen. Richard Riley, D- machine. Ho-hum. Each week the citizens of the Palmetto doubt derived in part from the fact that these politicians Greenville, who said giving Barnwell and Bamberg a State fall for the hoopala of their elected representatives. have spent years developing and maintaining power and senator would maintain the "rural flavor" in the Senate- Ho-hum. influence within their present districts and are not anxious What rural flavor has to do with the concept set forth by the Meanwhile, back at the State House, the lawmakers are to move into virgin territory — or territory which has been courts of proportionate representation for all citizens Sen. taking themselves apart and putting themselves back effectively subdued by the politicians already operating Riley did not explain. together again, and just like those lovely trees, they do not there. The whole argument behind rural representation — and grow, and they do not die, and they will look just like that This idea of geographic loyalty seems to apply even unselfishness — borders on the absurd if you consider what years from now. i—i more to the other reapportionment issue currently under happened to Clarendon County. The same reapportionment ■