: MAR 1971 LEMsoiy VNI\ RSITY President-elect*»"> >*»££? j&*** Hough proposes new philosophy
By MIKE FORTH "Once we demonstrate our responsibility has had a student body president who was more concerned with getting a good President-elect of. the Student Body by careful budgeting of student recommendation from the administration Gerry Hough stated in an interview organizations and by assuming greater Monday that he plans to offer the students control of our social regulations, we will for his future career than with giving the students what they deserve. "I expect the "a new philosophy" in his approach to regain the confidence of both the students administration to disagree with me," student government that "has not been and the administration," he said. stated Hough. "In fact," he added, "if I do offered to them yet by any student body "In my campaign I offered to stick out the job as I now envision it, I expect that president." my neck for the students, and that is I'll be pretty well hated on the seventh Hough, a political science major from exactly what I plan to do," jsaid Hough. He Annapolis, Md., was elected president of said that for much too long a time Clemson level by this time next year." HOUGH the student body March 9 with an over- whelming vote of confidence of the voting studentry as he received close to twice the number of votes as his opponent, Jackie Shuler. Explaining what he termed his "new approach to the office," Hough stated that in the past presidents have taken the at- titude that it was their responsibility to try to verbally convince the administration that student government was mature enough to accept responsibility. "If we show responsibility, we will be given responsibility," stated Hough, "and it is ®tg*r exactly this approach that I plan to make He Roars For A Better Clemson University" the underlying theme of my ad- ministration." He added that if student government had displayed the respon- Vol. LXIV Clemson, S. C, Friday, March 26, 1971 No. 23 sibility that it should have in the past there would have been no need for the presidents "to crawl to the Office of Student Affairs to beg for autonomy for student govern- ment." Hough and Marshall take top Reflecting on the last presidential ad- ministration, Hough voiced the opinion that "its biggest letdown was its president." Hough clarified this statement positions in student body elections by saying, "Greg Jones did what he set out to do which was to create as little friction as possible; overall it turned out to be a who received 591 votes. In' the vice seats. poor job." By LEWIS KIRK presidential contest John Marshall Beaman, a pre-pharmacy major from defeated Michael Hodge by a total of 1120 Hough also condemned Jones for his In student body elections held on March Garner, N.C., received 520 votes. Poole, a votes to 306. refusal to resign during the recent student 9, Gerry Hough and John Marshall were pre-medicine major from. Raleigh, N.C., government-administration confrontation. elected to the posts of student body In the balloting for senior members of "This was unrepresentative of his president and vice president, respectively. High Court, Gerry Beaman, Jimmy Poole was elected with a total of 547 votes. Miss position," interjected Hough. "I would Hough received a total of 1012 votes to and Debbie Coursey defeated Perry Mize, Coursey, elected with a total of 696 votes, is have acted differently. He had a right to defeat his only opponent, Jackie Shuler, Ron Twittv, and Steve Avant for court a political science major from Miami his opinion, but not to the action of refusing Springs, Fla. to resign," said Hough. The two junior seats on High Court will be filled by Butch Mills and Marty Cope. Commenting on the issues he is now to John White and Johnny Ward were confront, Hough speculated that reap- defeated. portionment, which was recently passed by the Student Senate, will be his major Mills received 558 votes and is a concern. He said that the work behind technical operations major from reapportionment has yet to be done. "The Newberry. Cope, a building construction reapportionment bill was placed on a major from Cope, was elected with a total ballot and approved by the students, but of J33 votes. the work which has to be done to put this into effect has actually just begun." Harriet Ross, Bill Nelson, and Thomas Crenshaw defeated Ron Joyner, Richard Concerning other issues, Hough said he Garrison, and Jim Askins for seats on the would like to see parking tickets either Lesser Court of Appeals. reduced to a point system or the slush fund money, presently unaccounted for, used Miss Ross, a pre-architecture major directly for student activities. Referring to from Columbia, received 572 votes. A the election procedures, Hough said that Morganton, N.C., native majoring in he would like to eliminate much of the textile chemistry, Nelson received a total monetary advertising aspect of cam- of 464 votes. Crenshaw was elected with paigning, and replace it with a 481 votes. He is a horticulture major from requirement for more active verbal in- Clemson. teraction campaigning. Two constitutional amendments were included in the student body voting. Hough said that right now he views the campus community as a static three-part An amendment to remove judicial power hierarchy, with the students on the lowest from the Student Senate was defeated by a rung. "This should be changed," he said, vote of 52 to 395. The amendment would "and I will advocate some effort directed have repealed the power of the Student toward that end." He said, "I would like to Senate to hear appeals from students who see one week set aside as a confrontation feel that their rights under the student week during which classes might be body constitution, regulations, or suspended for some portion of the day, and legislation have been violated and that the three levels of the campus hierarchy there is no other "channel provided in the could meet to participate in constructive judicial branch through which (they) can off-the-record exchanges." seek redress for (their) particular grievances." "The key word of my campaign is Another amendment which would in- relevance," said Hough. "I want to show clude the chairmen of the Appeals Court, the students that student government is High Court, and the Lesser Court of Ap- relevant to them and can do something for peals on the Judicial Committee of student them." He said that student considerations government was passed by a. vote of 817 to and demands are now being made by the 166. administration. "The status quo of student affairs is outmoded and discriminatory Senator Strom Thurmond was the guest speaker at the annual military The Elections Board reported that there against the students," Hough contended. banquet at Harcombe Commons dining hall on March 5. See story on page 9. were 1628 valid ballots cast in the election. Letter il?f STtgor (Editor's note: the following believed only a study on it procedure. And again, it seems to Page 2 Mar. 26, 1971 letter is in response to an had been launched. The indicate a lack of responsibility 'editorial broadcast on student resolution was passed." on the part of the radio station in radio station WSBF before spring airing opinions without first Opinions expressed on the editorial page break) The Culp comment was that are those of the individual toriter, excepting, the Senate was irresponsible in having at least a working the lead editorial which expresses the major- passing a resolution without knowledge of the facts. ity opinion of The, Tiger .editorial board. Dear Sir: knowing the facts. The truth is So let's look at the facts on this that a resolution merely ex- particular issue. First, it is This is in response to an presses the Senate's opinion on a perfectly acceptable procedure Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office, Clemson. S C-. editorial broadcast Monday, Box 2097. University Station. Clemson, South Carolina 29631; Office particular matter and as such to move to reconsider a Phone 856-2150. Represented by National Advertising Service, t» East March 8, 1971, concerning the has no enforcing or actual previously passed (or defeated) 50th Street, New York. N. Y. 10022. Student Senate. As president of legislating power. Thus, to ask motion, if the Senator requesting the Student Senate, I feel that I Member United States Student Press Association that beer be allowed to be sold on such action has a good reason to Member South Carolina Collegiate Press Association am in a much better position to the Clemson campus does not do so and was on the prevailing Founded by the Class of 1907 and published, at Clemson weekly judge the responsibility or require any precise knowledge of side at the vote on the original except school holidays during the school year by students irresponsibility of the Student of Clemson University. The Tiger is South Carolina's oldest whether this is done at other motion. To reconsider the college newspaper. The opinions expressed herein do Senate than the author of this not necessarily reflect the views of the administration, universities. It is simply a previous decision to impeach was the faculty or the student body as a whole. editorial, who, by the way, has request that this be done here. not the same as rescinding that never, to my knowledge, at- decision. tended a Senate meeting. Is this you, the students to make your Culp's example number two: better way to report the minutes responsible reporting — to own decision. Culp' has accused of the Senate, rather than the* comment on an organization The motion to reconsider the Senate of irresponsibility. "A motion was made to actual one criticizing the about which one has, at bzst, only simply brought the impeachment However, based on what I have reconsider the im- operation of the Senate. It should second-hand knowledge and motion back to the Senate floor already said and on what will peachment of Danny be obvious that the minutes of a information? for more discussion. I think you follow, it appears that it is ac- Gregg, Vice-President of meeting cannot possibly include will probably agree that the tually Culp's responsibility and the Student Body. After detailed explanations of impeachment of an elected of- credibility which should be Reference was made in the some discussion, the motion everything that occurred at the ficial is a serious matter in which questioned. Culp editorial of March 8 to was passed. There was meeting, but must be limited to Senate minutes of January 25. all viewpoints should be given a debate on the impeachment As already stated, I seriously brief summary. First, I would like to clear up the chance to be heard. As such, the of Danny Gregg. The motion to reconsider was quite doubt that the author of the One further point: the editorial false impressions of the Senate motion to impeach was editorial has ever attended a given in this edotirial. The first appropriate, and after further in question urged the students to again passed." Senate meeting — although I will, example given was: deliberations, the original read the minutes of any Senate decision to impeach was upheld. of course, admit the slim meeting to see how irresponsible The editorial made the ob- (I wish to add at this point that possibility. the present Senators are, and "A resolution for the servation that this action con- Danny Gregg was declared "Not Further, it appears that that then to go to the polls in the 'Parting of Prohibition'. A sisted of two contradictory Guilty" at the ensuing im- same author's main problem was Student Government elections comment was made that motions passed at the same time. peachment trial.) held just before spring break to beer was being sold on the Here, it is obvious that the author reading and interpreting the Senate minutes. If that was the elect "mature, responsible USC Campus. Another of the editorial knows absolutely Now that these two points have, senators" who "will get Senator commented that he nothing about parliamentary case, a more suitable editorial hopefully, been cleared up, I ask would have been one proposing a somewhere with the ad- ministration." It would seem to me that the author of a respon- sible editorial would have known that Senate elections will not occur until the fall, and also that the power to delegate further War quiz responsibility or autonomy to Student Government lies with the MULTIPLE CHOICE g) the U. S. invasion of Cuba (1961) Board of Trustees, not with the h) the U. S. invasion of Vietnam L (1961) Administration. Directions: The following are various types of questions designed i) the U. S. invasion of the Dominican Republic (1965) Don't think that I am saying to test your knowledge about recent developments in S.E. Asia. Please j) the U. S. invasion of Cambodia (1970) that the Student Senate does not do not begin the exam until instructed to do so by the proctor. On the ever make a mistake. I know all multiple choice questions, completely blacken in the proper space on 2) In the briefest essays defend two (2) of the following rationales for too well some of the mistakes we your answer sheet with your super-duper electro-magnetic laser invading Laos . . . have made in the past. But what pencil, as in the following sample question: a) "If the North Vietnamese get supplies through Laos, the people will legislative body, including the be able to eat. If they eat, they will fight Americans and kill GI's." United States Congress, does not Laos is in b) "It is the sworn duty of the United States to stand by her allies and at times pass seemingly un- a) Canada protect them in their hour of need, by whatever means possible, necessary or ridiculous b) Mexico whether they want it or not." legislation? When that many c) Asia c) "You know it is with those Oriental countries — six months later people get together, occasional d) Skokie and you feel like invading again." mistakes are bound to occur. abed d) "To make sure that Indochina is protected from those slant-eyed Any stray marks should be erased. chinks and kept free so they too can enjoy electric toothbrushes, So I ask you to make up your parking lots and pollution." own mind as to the responsibility The new U.S. move into Laos is a . . . e) "You have to understand that to those people life means nothing." or irresponsibility of the Student a) incursion f) "Vietnam is all used up." Senate. Read the minutes, and b) pre-emptive strike contact me or any other Senator c) protective reaction READING COMPREHENSION if you do not understand them. d) peace feeler . . . both these offensives (Cambodia and Laos) were primarily in And Senate meetings are always e) invasion the hands of South Vietnamese forces. In Cambodia, United States open. Feel free to come to any participation was limited to advisors, tactical air support, and logistic Senate meeting as an observer. The opposing sides in S.E. Asia are . . . assistance, plus a few thousand ground troops. In the Laos mop-up the We meet Monday nights at 8 p.m. a) the forces of good and the forces of evil American presence is even more limited. No American forces have in Room 30 of Bracket Hall b) apple pie and godless communism crossed the border with South Vietnamese. The United States has (chemistry building). Take some c) the Pentagon and the people of Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia provided air power in support of the support, but has employed troops interest in your Student d) Spiro Agnew and George McGovern only to protect the South Vietnamese rear from an enemy en- Government. We are trying to velopment. help you, and the only way we can The best statement of the domino theroy is . . . is to have support from you, the a) we have to invade Laos to protect Cambodia 1) What does the term "logistic support" mean in the above passage? students. b) we have to invade Cambodia to protect Vietnam 2) Explain (in 25 words or less) why helicopter and airplane crews are c) we have to invade Vietnam to protect Thailand not considered troops. d) we have to invade China to protect the U.S. 3) Explain the use of the word "tactical" in the phrase "tactical air PaulW. Mims, Jr. e) all of the above support." President of the Student Senate
MATCHING ANALYSIS Let's say you are an American pilot who has a load of bombs. If In terms of McLuhan's theories of media and structural seman- you were in one of the following countries, what would you look for to tics, analyze the following statements by Ron Ziegler, press secretary bomb? to President Nixon: a) Vietnam 1) "The President is aware of what's going on. That's not to say there LETTERS POLICY b) Laos is something going on." The Tiger requires that c) Cambodia 2) I "If anybody is there, they don't belong there." every letter be accompanied d> China by the name of the author in MATCH THE SYNONYMS order to be considered for 1) missile bases and peasants a) news embargo l) invasion publication. A limited number 2) unfriendly hamlets and peasants b) protective reaction 2) detention camp of letters will be - published 3) supply lines and peasants c) large-scale neutralizations 3) peasant which express opposing 4) sanctuaries and peasants d) strategic hamlet 4) censorship viewpoints if a large response e) pacification 5) mass slaughter is received concerning a TRUE OR FALSE f) suspected Viet Cong 6) neutralization single issue. Names will be The Apollo 14 moonshot, by the merest coincidence, happened withheld by request of the simultaneously with the invasion of Laos. MATH SECTION writer, although we em- 1) If 300,000 students can shoot down 200 colleges after Cambodia, how phasize much of the letters ESSAY QUESTIONS many people can shut down how many colleges after Laos (no fair effectiveness is lost when the 1) In the briefest possible essay, compare and contrast the U.S. in- peeking)? author is unwilling to have his vasion of Laos with the following . . . 2) Recently, Jack Anderson reported that GIs are selling vital war name published. Letters must a) the U. S. invasion of North America (1620) secrets to enemy agents for lids of grass. Problem: You are an Air be received typed and triple b) the U. S. invasion of Mexico (1848) Force lieutenant stationed in Vietnam. Your job enables you to have spaced no later than Tuesday c) the U.S. invasion of the C. S. A. (1860) the details of bombing raids long before they take place. If you sell 3 evening at the Tiger office. d) the U. S. invasion of Cuba (1898) secrets every weekday to the enemy, and 4 secrets on Saturdays and e) the U. S. invasion of Nicaragua (1927) Sundays, and the going rate is one lid per secret, how many pounds of f) the U. S. invasion of Guatemala (1954) grass will you have after 4 weeks if you smoke 20 grams a day? Mar. 26, 1971 THE TIGER Page 3 CD A chooses new staff
- Odell "Buddy" Zachary, a zoology major from Greenville, was elected president of the Central Dance Association in senior staff elections held Monday night. A Day Zachary, a rising senior and member of Kappa Alpha fraternity, said. "We don't plan to have any big Friday night dances next year. We lost money on them this year, so we plan to have something smaller next year, possibly a jam session or a smaller group." Dedicated Clint's Esso Newly elected vice president is Thomas Crenshaw, a rising junior Front Wheel and horticulture major from Columbia, Ga. Nick Dilorio, an agronomy major from Columbia, was chosen to be secretary- Alignment treasurer. Factory Trained Ed Grady, also an agronomy major from Columbia, was elected To You! Mechanic 1971-72 publicity chairman. Rising junior Raleigh Ward, an Clemson Shopping Center agricultural economics major from Effinsham, was elected floor NOW OPEN SUNDAY chairman. Dear You, 11 A.M. ■ 9 P.M. The new public relations chairman is Bob Smith, a zoology major from Atlanta, Ga. Jerry Queen, a pre-med major from Greenville, was Old Timey Day '71 has been developed expressly with selected alternus. you in mind! Think about it — who is the one who is often Kathy MacDonald, also from Greenville, was elected grossly overworked, undernourished, and generally sleepy corresponding secretary. She is majoring in secondary education. during the week? You, of course! All day Friday you hear T.G.I.F! After all that work — cramming, copying, paraphrasing — that you do during the long stretch between Monday and Friday, you deserve a little recreation during The David Crosby the weekend to prepare you for next week. And between album isavailableat spring break and exams there is a general surge of power LOCAL OR ONE WAY quaking in the bodies of students everywhere — many at- BARNETT'SMUSIC tribute this urge to spring fever. With spring fever upon your TRUCK & TRAILER RENTALS CENTER brow this need for recreation is amplified so much that often you would rather take a course in Frisbee Dynamics 201 near on College Ave. the dorm than Basketweaving 103 in the classroom. .
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The Clemson Chorus, now on its and outside." sequently never released over Occasionally I'll splurge with a not bad, pretty good, all right, annual state-wide tour, will Blanche said that as the here. Now available is a very and at times even, "Well, what do you think of it?" present a spring concert on workshop became an annual good jazz-rock guitarist named Granted, that does sort of limit records to some rather ar- campus Tuesday night at eight event at Clemson, it might evolve John McLaughlin with an album bitrary categories, but since nobody's going to quote me it's o'clock in Daniel Theater. into a tournament for high school titled "Extrapolation." Two easier than answering, "It's a literally mammoth musical The chorus began its spring debaters. members of Pink Floyd have production effort utilizing several various musicians who tour of South Carolina on Participating schools included teamed together to write some combine with some uncertainty to produce a generally en- Thursday with performances at Spring Valley, Dreher, Daniel, excellent experimental — joyable, if unbalanced, recording." high schools and churches in Belton-Honea Path, Gaffney, electric music titled "Music That would be a fairly accurate answer, but startling to the three towns. The 80 men and Eastside, Denmark-Glen, Wade From the Body." Jimi Hendrix questioner, to say the least. It's one reason why I stick to good, women will present six programs Hampton and Mayo high school, has two albums which were never fair, and the others, and leave the long answers to paper. The during the tour. and Columbia College. released over here, and Elton other reason is the fact that albums like David Crosby's don't fit Under the direction of G. Alan John's "Empty Sky" is now well at all into one or two-word categories. I'd be stuck if someone Benson, the young Clemson Barnett's stocked. Albums from The Band, asked me. singers will offer a wide variety For the first time in a long The Who, Delaney and Bonnie In case you haven't guessed it by now, Crosby's new album, If of music in the spring concert, time, Clemson, "music freaks" and many more will also be or- I Could Only Remember My Name, doesn't classify easily. It's including serious works and have been offered a service dered in the future. certainly one of the most enjoyable to be released in quite lighter fare. which transcends the ordinary awhile, but it lacks just enough to cause it to fall short of the Spring Sounds The chorus' performance of handling of retail record sales. "Spring Sounds," called one of great album it could have been. "Two Hymntune Anthems" will Barnett Music Center has im- The biggest plus the record has going for it is the variety of the finest examples of a medium be accompanied with a moog ported several albums which through which Clemson students musicians playing on it. Virtually every fine West Coast per- synthesizer, an instrument which were previously released only in former is listed on the inside credits: Garcia, Lesh, Young, can express their talents, will be produces electronic music. Great Britian. presented on April 1 at 8:00 p.m. Nash, Kantner, Slick, Kaukonen, Casady, Joni Mitchell. Each Among lighter pieces They are the only retail outlet adds his own particular specialty to give Crosby's album a very in Tillman Hall Auditorium programed are "Aquarius," "Let in this state (and very possibly in sponsored by Mu Beta Psi, full and rich, but not overpowering, sound. the Sunshine In," and "Good the tri-state area) to risk such an However, while no one guest performer stands out too much honorary music fraternity. Morning Starshine," all from the unproven service and are cer- Admission will be $.50. (which is good), Crosby doesn't actually stand out too much musical "Hair," and "What the tainly the first retail outlet to either (which is bad). While this fact doesn't really detract at all This year's thirteenth annual World Needs Now." An eight- show any signs of combining a program will consist of eight from the album, it just seems unusual, considering it's his piece combo, the "Clemson Rock minimal knowledge and ap- record. musical groups preforming jazz, Ensemble," will accompany the preciation of the music with the hard rock and easy listening What do stand out, though, are the influences Crosby had in chorus on these numbers. standard commercial ex- music. The groups include The writing the music. Two are most prominant: Neil Young, and The combo will also be featured ploitation which runs most such Sentimental Jazzmen, Pig the Jefferson Airplane. Young's musical progressions as well as in an original symphonic rock retail outlets. Let's hope this is Meacham, Danny Porter, Kathy his mournful style are evident in "Cowboy Movie" and composition written by Mr. not a one-time-only, flash-in ^he- Henderson, Sandi Piazza, the "Laughing." Benson. pan concern on their part. Norty Cord Trio, Jean Hutto and "Cowboy Movie," one of the best cuts on the album, is fairly Soloists on the program include There is a considerable volume Dennis Page. reminiscent of the style of Young's "Cowgirl In The Sand." Jean Hutto, "One Less Bell to Each uses similar progressions, and both rely on the vocal to Answer," with Dennis Page on carry what tune their is. Crosby's "Cowboy Movie" has ex- guitar, "Fire and Rain," Sandra cellent lyrics (almost like a cowboy movie script) and a fine Piazza, "Stoney End," Connie WSBF goes Mutual talking-vocal. Lines like "We quick grabbed some of our hard- Thackston, and Skip White ware" are particularly appealing and natural. singing the theme from "Love By MARGE PERRY "Laughing" also sounds somewhat like the Airplane, as do Story." several others. Although specific credits aren't given, a couple The "Norty Chord Trio" will Regular listeners have noticed a change in the format of of the guitar breaks in "Song Without Words" sound very much accompany the solo numbers. as if they are played by Jorma Kaukonen, and much of the WSBF. The station is now airing Mutual News produced by the writing seems Airplane influenced. Debate Club Mutual Broadcasting System, the nation's largest radio One of the few stylistic breaks on the record is also one of the broadcaster, through the courtesy of WSNW and WBFM in best cuts. "Traction In The Rain" is one of Crosby's finest "Whatever college you go to — Seneca. vocals; soft but confidant. The tone and style have much in get involved in debate" was the Beginning this semester, mutual news is aired on the hour common with "Everybody's Been Burned," from the Byrds, theme of the Debate Workshop for high school students spon- from seven to eleven, and is taped to run at one, three and five. and the forcefullness leans back to, but doesn't include the Special reports may also be obtained. harshness of "Almost Cut My Hair," from Deja Vu. sored by the South Carolina Two of the cuts are wordless instrumentals with humming Speech Association and the Woody Culp, News Director of WSBF, said the change to (similar to the final break in "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes"). Both Clemson Debate Club Wednesday Mutual News was made because the announcers are better have some very fine instrumental parts, such as Grace Slick's in Daniel Auditorium. and the news is up to date. Students may hear on-the-scene, piano, but neither seems to get out of embryonic stages. In- Called a "tremendous suc- around-the-world reporting. Culp added that WSBF has UPI teresting to note on another song are Young, Garcia and Lesh cess," the program featured service to broaden and vary its news scope. guest speakers Dr. Robert Pruett playing together on "What Are Their Names." Student reaction to the change seems to be favorable, said Certainly none of the mistakes of the album will ruin your of the University of Georgia and enjoyment. It is unfortunate, though, that If I Could Only Dr. Williams of Wake Forest Culp. Complaints come only from those who ask for more Remember My Name is so one-dimensional and leaderless when University. campus coverage he said, adding that these complaints might all that talent is wrapped up in a nice, neat package. Still, James Blanche, Clemson be answered by suggesting that organizations be certain their Crosby's album is current favorite, and should not be passed up. debate coach and vice president news reaches the station. Just don't asked for a one-word summation. of the South Carolina Speech To go into more detail on that answer, well, that would be Association, said the workshop's purpose was to "get more debate another story. CAROLE'S RECORD SHOP Need Help On Term Papers? "WHERE THE NEWEST FASHIONS ARE" COME TO AND BOUTIQUE They Arrive March 31 at the WADE HAMPTON MALL THE BOOK CORNER STONE PLAZA DOWNSTAIRS Greenville's Largest Selection RUTHERFORD RD. GREENVILLE, S. C. SHOWROOM At Discount Prices 334 College Avenue We stock a complete selection of Cliff notes Behind Messenger Office and critical analyses. HOURS Listen for Carole's Underground Wed.. Thurs.. Fri. 10-5 Show Each Saturday Night Plus an outline series for term papers. Saturday 10-1 11:00 p.m. • 1:00 a.m. Best Sellers in hard and paperback editions Pantsuits — Dresses always available. Hot Pants — Separates Mar. 26, 1971 THE TIGER Page 7
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • Mar. 25-27 Faye Ruff: getting rid of an image Micnaei Student State Legislature on "Of course, my partner had to By KATHY HUBBELL Caine April 5 and 6, the 21-year-old be a white fella," she said. This Faye keeps herself busy. caused a few incidents — If anybody ever owned a week, Why does she do it all? especially in Mississippi." But this one belongs to Faye Ruff. "I think there's a sort of she and her partner, Gerry Founder of the Black Fine Arts national idea that the only way a Hough, found no obstacles on the School, she directs the production black person can excel at a white team itself, she added. of An Evening of Black Theatre; institution is through athletics," Faye is a math major, but if What Happens to a Dream Get Carter she said. "To show that I'm she had it to do all over again, [Jjl A METRO-GOIDWYN-MAYER RELEASE | Deferred now playing in Daniel !SS> IN METROCOLOR capable of something that isn't she'd major in drama. Auditorium. necessarily physical is a way to Directing An Evening of Black Special Late Shows 10:30 A novice debator, whose first- Theater is the fulfillment of a Fri. & Sat. • Mar. 26-27 place trophy for persuasive; dispel that idea." So in her senior year, Faye long dream, she said. She calls it speaking is on display in Strode WHATDTHER WOMEN 0REAM...SHE BARED! joined the Chronicle staff and the a "great play" which gets the Tower, she was student coor- message across "not by knocking I Robert Stack-James Farentinol dinator of the Debate Workshop Debate Club. Her poem, "All of Us Have for high school students held here everything, but by giving an Bibi Andersson,; KARIN Color." appeared in the alternative plan." Wednesday. Chronicle's fall edition. The play's costumes are played Story of a Woman And that's not all. In debating, she accumulated down to focus audience attention Resident Assistant, Chronicle trophies in persuasive speech solely on dialogue, said Faye, .„, Annie Girardot staff writer, charter member of and interpretation oi prose. She adding that "if people would A UftilMSBaftl. RSlfeASfii,. the Student League for Black Sun.-Mon.-Tues. • Mar. 28-30 describes herself as the "only listen, I think they'd find a lot of A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Identity which is sponsoring a girl" and the "only black person" truth in what is being said." workshop Saturday, and delegate JOSEPH E. LEVINE PRESENTS preparing for the South Carolina on the team. THE LEWIS GILBERT HIM OF THE ADVENTURERS Black theatre is funny, provokin: PANAVISION"- COLOR [Wl-'SS-. ByCHEREEGILLESPIE the performers was excellent. It I could keep on going for jewel in the Clemson Thespian's Starts Wed. • Mar. 31 Last night I had the pleasure of was of a calibre seldom seen on Triple Crown for the year. seeing a dress rehearsal for what this campus. I certainly wish to months about this great play but At 8 p.m. in Daniel Hall TRADE extend my congratulations to all Auditorium the final curtain rises may be the greatest theater the editor is yelling about space. presentation yet on the Clemson involved. on this great play. You can afford campus. It was funny, heart Suffice to say that this is the final the price (free). Go see it tonight. I said before that several Donald Sutherland as breaking and thought provoking. scenes were hilarious. The last An Evening of Black Theatre: scene in the first act is an old ALEX IN What Happens to a Dream Chinese joke originally dredged WONDERLAND Deferred? is a very serious piece PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS up from the depths of the Nile and ASTRO III THEATRE An MGM Presentation in METROCOLOR |R| news briefs bulletin board AG-BIO AWARD TO SHEWFELT AWARDS RECEIVED A.P.O. MOVIE Robert L. Shewfelt, a senior food science major from Griffin, Ga., Alpha Phi Omega national is recipient of the outstanding student award for the College of Clemson has received grants totaling $119,552 to support various faculty research projects, graduate student traineeships and service fraternity will present Agriculture and Biological Sciences. Professor T. R. Adkins, head Paul Newman in the movie "Cool advisor for the Alpha Zeta honorary fraternity, presented the award. educational programs. Awards from the National Science Foundation are: Hand Luke" Friday at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. PR MEET —$83,052 to continue 15 graduate students' traineeships for 12 months, beginning next fall, and for three traineeships for graduate Clemson's Fourth Regimental Staff and the Fourth Regiment of BLACK THEATER the National Society of the Pershing Rifles will host the national drill teaching assistants this summer. —$23,000 to Dr. James G. Goree, engineering mechanics depart- A free evening of "Black meet and convention in Atlanta, Ga., on April 9, 10, and 11. Pershing Theater" will be presented Rifles units from colleges and universities all over the nation com-, ment, for a mathematical study of failure in fiber reinforced metallic or nonmetallic materials. Friday at 8 p.m. ir» Daniel prising the National Society of Pershing Rifles will attend this meet Auditorium. and convention. —$7,500 from E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Co. under its aid to education program, with Clemson's departments of chemical SCIENCE FICTION SURVEILLANCE ACTIVITIES? engineering, chemistry, and mechanical engineering each receiving FILM SERIES The Judiciary Committee of the Student Senate is interested in $2,500 of the award. "Journey to the Center of the any information that students or faculty may have on government —$1,000 from the Dry Color Manufacturers' Association, Summit Earth" will be shown Thursday surveillance activities (whether federal or state, military or civilian) N.J., for the color science program of the College of Industrial at 8 p.m. in Daniel auditorium as in the Clemson area. Persons who have factual, preferably Managment and Textile Science. part of the English 470 science documentable information on surveillance activities are urged to —$5,000 from the S.C. Heart Association for research on clotting fiction film series. There will be write Sr. Senator Bob Behling (Box 4676) or Soph. Senator Larry Dunn time of physiological fluids. no admission charge, but the (Box 6969), chairman of the Judiciary Committee. audience will be limited to 200 OFFICERS ELECTED persons. 'MAN OF THE YEAR' The Department of Higher Education of the S.C. Education Association has elected its slate of officers for 1971-72. Elected at the FOOTBALL George M. Moore, associate director of alumni relations at the HIGHLIGHTS University received the Fort Hill Club's "Man of the Year" award organization's annual spring meeting in Columbia were president, Dr. A.S. Belcher, vice-president of S.C. State College. All students are invited to March 8 during the club's annual ladies night banquet. Presenting the attend a film showing of the 1970 award is Ernest Rogers, past president of the club. Lt. Gov. Earle Also, vice-president, Dr. Chester R. Freeze, associate professor of education at Clemson University; and secretary-treasurer, Dr. football highlights on Monday, Morris Jr., of Pickens was guest speaker. Moore is completing his 12th April 5 at 8 p.m. in the Daniel Hall year on the staff of alumni relations and is a 1958 graduate of the Joseph Browde, professor of education at Columbia College. Dr. Harold F. Landrith, dean of Clemson's College of Education, will auditorium. Following the film University. will be a question-and-answer serve on the executive committee as immediate past president. session with Coach Hootie STUDENTS HONOR HENDERSON Ingram and his staff. Will N. Henderson of Ninety Six, received the "Outstanding RESEARCH GRANT AWARDED Agriculturalist Award" given on March 11 by the University A $44,000 research grant has been awarded to a Clemson CAR WASH Agronomy Club to recognize exceptional contributions to the researcher, Dr. Robert H. Barker, who is helping the textile industry Mu Beta Psi pledge class will agricultural profession. John Steer, senior agronomy major presented fight one of its toughest problems: fabric flammability. The grant is hold a car wash Friday from noon from Cotton Incorporated of Raleigh, N.C., to support further until 6 p.m. in the Clemson the award. research aimed at improving the treatment of cotton to make it flame Shopping Center. All cars will A member of Clemson's Class of '08, Henderson is a general row resistant and thus one of the safest fibers for consumers. crop and livestock farmer, growing about 200 acres of certified seed receive a free vacuum with the Dr. Barker, Clemson textile chemist, says this is the third grant wash. The price is $1 per car. for the S.C. Crop Improvement Association. from the organization for a project he began in 1969. Previous grants GRANTAWARDED totaled $52,800. Barker will use the new grant for a one year study to SLBI Clemson's College of Engineering has been awarded a $238,150 better understand chemical factors which make certain compounds WORKSHOP grant from the Greenwood-based Self Foundation to support effective as flame-retardants for cotton. The Student League for Black development projects for three unique "classrooms for the future." Identity is sponsoring a Black The grant provides for these programs already in progress CROCHET COURSE Awareness Workshop Saturday The Clemson Area Continuing Education Center will offer a in Daniel Hall Auditorium at 2:00 A computer-assisted instruction classroom at Clemson designed second division of its course in basic crochet, to meet on Wednesday p.m. The program will feature to replace traditional chalk-and-blackboard instruction with powerful afternoons, March 24 through April 28, from 1 to 3 p.m. William Strickland, political, computer and television teaching methods. Most of the center's 46 courses, which vary widely in aim and economist and representative of A laboratory to teach college students principles of "systems content, will be taught on the six Tuesday evenings from March 23 to the Institute of Black World in engineering," a broad analytical scientific approach to solving April 27. All will meet in conveniently located classrooms on campus Atlanta. society's complex major problems. or nearby. For information concerning courses or registration call the WORKSHOP center at 654-2-39. Fr. Michael E. Kaney, field LOYALTY FUND REACHES 654-2139. staff member of Clergy and TWO MILLION MARK Laymen Concerned, will hold a The University alumni office has just received the check to the CONCERT TOUR PLAN The Clemson Chorus opened its annual spring tour of South workshop Wednesday evening at Clemson Alumni Loyalty Fund that pushed the income of the fund past 7:30 in Daniel Hall auditorium, the two million dollar mark since it was launched in 1956. It took 10 Carolina Thursday with the first of seven scheduled concerts. The 80 lor all people, who have years to reach the first million, five years to reach the second. men and women will perform for several high school and church audiences, and other groups, beginning with an appearance at definitely decided to apply for a At Clemson the Loyalty Fund supports the University educational CO rating. program through scholarships, professorships, faculty development Greenville's Parker High School at 9 a.m. and research, student activities, library acquisitions and endowment. The complete tour includes these programs: Thursday, Travelers CITIZEN'S ROLE Rest High. 1 p.m.; Trinity Methodist Church, Clio, 8 p.m.; Friday, IN GOVERNMENT Education Association Convention at St. Andrews Elementary School, There will be a discussion of Columbia, 11 a.m.; St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Columbia, 8 p.m.; "The Citizen's Role in Govern- Saturday, Clemson Alumni Club, Charleston, 8 p.m. ment" Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Clint's Esso A concert on the Clemson campus will conclude the tour at 8 p.m. in the Lee Hall Auditorium. the following Tuesday. Selections in the chorus' tour repertoire in- Front Wheel clude "Sure On This Shining Night," "The Lord's Prayer", "Zadok the Alignment Priest," and "Samanthra." "'aASsiFiicntbs''' WANTED: The complete Factory Trained works of Henrik Ibsen. Call Mechanic 656-6938 nights, or see Clemson Shopping Center Robert Behling in 10-c-l, NOW OPEN SUNDAY High Rise #3. 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. 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Morris: An ambitious man with a huge task By BOB THOMPSON politician of the first degree — he avid supporter of military was highly critical of the Nixon bill." is a smooth talker, and yet gives preparedness and rigid law administration and its policies. A realist when it comes to the Earle Morris is not the easiest the impression that he is very enforcement. He said that "some "I don't agree with (Lyndon) achievements and deficiencies of man to label. One could expend sincere about whatever he says. people would like to believe that Johnson's policies but I think South Carolina, Morris is not one much breath defending the new Morris fears the emergence of law and order is for everyone else Nixon's are worse. to mislead the state's taxpayers lieutenant governor as a reform- a "police state,"admits that he is but them" and that law en- "Nixon had a secret plan to end by false promises that their minded moderate who is vitally "fed up" with the Indochina war, forcement is vital to both blacks the war in Vietnam. It's still burden will lighten. "Taxes in concerned with the less fortunate and is a vocal proponent of the 18- and whites. secret, because we know nothing South Carolina will not be South Carolinians; yet Morris year-old vote. At his inaugural He was somewhat skeptical of of it yet . . . I'm fed up with the lowered, not ever. South Carolina describes himself as a "super ceremonies in January, he was the effectiveness of a black- war. The President's policies are is among the lowest taxed states hawk" when it comes to the accused of flashing a "peace" oriented political party, such as geared only to the 1972 elec- in the nation, ranking about 47th. military. sign, for which he subsequently the United Citizens' Party: "A tions," he said, adding that he Success and progress aren't In an interview recently at the was the target of vociferous political party, to be effective, feels the present policies to be cheap. South Carolina can have a Clemson House, Morris came criticism by some conservatives. can't be all white or all black — it perpetuating a "no-win" war. high quality of life if we are across as a frank, concerned, (He explained that he meant both has to be broadly based . . . We On Vice President Agnew, willing to work at it and to pay for cooperative, and very ambitious peace and victory by the don't need a fourth party, we just Morris said, "The vice president it." person, eager to give his views on gesture.) need two parties." should be more than a hatchet The lieutenant governor said almost any topic. He is a On the other hand, Morris is an A staunch Democrat, Morris man and a big-mouth," He that he was one of the earliest claimed that Agnew's deliberate advocates of the 18-year-old vote, attempts at polarization of the having introduced a bill 21 years American people have been more ago in the state legislature destructive than beneficent. calling for the lowering of the Naturally, Morris follows voting age. A measure he is now Thurmond addresses cadets Democratic lines carefully when working on, he said, is the listing his favorites in the 1972 establishment of a state-wide presidential election: "Muskie is council of student body the frontrunner. I would lean presidents from each college to By C'HAKl.KS WHKTSTONK toward him, or Sen. Henry act as a liaison between govern- Jackson, the dark horse ment and students. "There need The protesters were sup- m McGovern is not the one." not be a government generation posedly ready, but Senator Strom Morris said that there appears gap," he said. Thurmond caught them off guard to be "formidable" opposition Morris said that Nixon's by arriving fifteen minutes early mounting against a bill in- "Bring Us Together" philosophy for a recent speaking troduced by S.C. Representative is what he himself believes in, at engagement on campus. James Cuttino of Sumter that the same time implying criticism Having benefitted from several would require the fingerprinting of the latter's failure to follow up other encounters with mar- of all students in the state. "Some on that campaign promise. shmallow showers. South think it may be the start of a Earle Morris exudes con- Carolina's senior senator slipped police state. I hadn't thought of it fidence, both in himself and the on campus for his speech at the that way. I don't want any people of South Carolina, and is annual military banquet without legislation that could be the optimistic about the future of the a hitch. beginning of more of a police state. Whether this sanguine As expected. Thurmond state than we already have. I'm disposition will be wilted by four praised the military men for their just convinced that Jim Cuttino years in Columbia must await the contributions to keeping the doesn't propose a police state test of time. country free. The senator, who is an ROTC graduate of the "The best way out now is to be the one that governed least, University, said, "I am proud of train the South Vietnamese and called for a return of powers to Clemson's progress. There is no provide them with air and sea the states. "Government could be finer university in the U.S. than power." he said. "We can't just more efficiently run by the KENT STATE Clemson." pull out immediately because states," he said. Senator Thurmond appealed to that would just turn South the :Ui5 Army and Air Force Vietnam over to the Com-, In concluding his speech, the cadets in the audience by en- munists." Senator pointed out that, "we dorsing the 18-year-old vote. "I Thurmond, who said that he have nothing to fear as long as trust the youth of America," he believed the best government to the people are informed." said. "They certainly can't do any worse than some of their "I elders have done." "I like to see young people become involved," said Thur- mond. "Young people today are PEN WHAT HAPPENED AND WHY smarter, sharper and better Pulitzer-prize winner, ing reactions from adults informed, so it is good for them to SHOP James Michener, recreates and students across the become public spirited." In regard to the Vietnam war, the tragedy at Kent. In an country, and Michener's Thurmond, who is the Reserve ANDERSON, S.C. eye-opening book conden- advice about handling the Officers Association Man of the sation he reveals, step by division between American BOOKS Year, said that it would be GIFTS step, the events that led to lifestyles. Oneof 38articles politically unwise to try to SUPPLIES achieve a military victory at this the fatal shootings. It is all and features in the April late date. PRUIT1 SHOPPING CENTER here, includingthesurpris- READER'S DIGEST Page 10 THE TIGER Mar. 26, 1971 Tigers seem to have lost their bite By RICH REITH with no seniors, as witnessed by Southeastern Conference champ Rusty Gerhardt got credit for the third game, slugging their way to their 28 errors in their twelve Clemson University's once and the runner-up to Florida win and a fantastic job was done a 10-8 victory. games. State in the District 3 NCAA by Jay Bevis in relief. He faced fearsome baseball Tigers appear The team started off well, to have lost their bite so far this tournament. State was also seven batters in the 8th and 9th That brought the Tigers to this taking their first two games from undefeated until the Tigers innings, giving up one hit and weeks series with Ohio year, rolling to their worst start Louisville and splitting a pair in over 12 years. The Tigers thus arrived. In the first game striking out six. Clemson was University. Ohio U., the third with East Tennessee. They then Clemson handed them their first edged in the second game by a 2-1 ranked team in the nation last far have struggled to a 7-6 record traveled to Mississippi for three after an upset win over Ohio loss of the year by a 6-4 score. score, but came back to Cop the year with a 33-6 rtcord proved games. They defeated Ole Miss, hard to beat. But after dropping University Wednesday by a 4-3 the runner-up for the SEC crown score. the first two, Clemson showed The Tigers, coming off a 32-16 last year by a 10-5 score but that it may have been down but it season last year and a tie for the dropped the next two. Five hopefuls wasn't put, by defeating the ACC crown, have been severely With their record at 4-3, the visitors by a 4-3 score. hurt by the loss of 11 lettermen. Tigers then traveled to Mississippi State. State was the Coach Bill Wilhelm was very The team is a very young one, pessimistic about his teams sign with Locke chances this year. "We have never had a losing season since Coach Tates Locke, in his first record this past season, good for I've been here," said Wilhelm," full recruiting year, inked four 19th in the nation for junior but there is a good chance we will outstanding high school players colleges. He averaged 20.6 points this year. Our fielding has been and a junior college transfer to per game this past season and terrible and inexperience is Tiger grant-in-aids last week. . was named to the All Western really hurting us. But we're The players, who Coach Locke Carolina Junior College team. trying to improve, and we are feels will help bring winning His aggressiveness will be improving." basketball to Clemson, are welcomed by all Tiger fans next Graham, a sophomore who was Wayne Croft, Archie Mclntosh, season. drafted by the Red Sox in a Doug Lowe, Ricky Hunt, and Doug Lowe of Spartanburg freeagent draft, is coming off a Anthony Brown. High School became Clemson's sore arm due to a shoulder in- Wayne Croft, of Bamberg, fourth basketball prospect last jury. became the first Tiger for 1971 on week. Lowe, a 5-9 guard, led the first day of official signing. Spartanburg to a 58-17 record Wilhelm considers his pitching The 6-10, 225 pound center played during his three years with them. staff the best in the East. "It is his high school at Bamberg- He has been awarded the Most probably our only strong point," Erhardt, where he led his team to Valuable Player award in Region he stated. The staff consists of the AA state title this year. 2 for two straight years. Lowe Rusty Gerhardt, Dave Van Croft led his high school team also received this honor at Volkenburg, Lindsay Graham, in scoring and rebounding for Spartanburg High and in the and Jay Bevis. Gerhardt, a junior three straight years. He was all- Sertoma Invitational Tour- southpaw, was voted the "San- conference for three consecutive nament. He was also selected to dlot Player of the Year" last years, all-area for two years, as an Ail-Star team of "Letterman summer by the National Baseball well as All-Edisto conference. He Magazine," which included the Congress. Van Volkenburg is a averaged 19.6 points a game and top 30 players in the nation. 18 rebounds. Ricky Hunt of DeMatha High CLEMSON BATTING (10 at-bat* or more) Archie Mclntosh, a 6-4 forward School became the fifth player AB R RBI AV from Marion, N.C. became the for Tiger basketball early this Weeks .45 15 4 .333 Severs 42 14 7 .333 second player to sign with the week. He picked Clemson out of Hendrlcks 23 7 1 .304 Tigers. Mclntosh is called "the 250 colleges and universities that Hamilton 18 5 3 .278 Haynes 23 6 4 .261 best defensive player in North were seeking his services. Sanders 33 7 3 .212 Carolina" by the Clemson Locke called the signing of Stewart 20 4 2 .200 White 15 3 3 .200 coaches. He was named to the Hunt "One of our finest Beasley 15 3 3 .200 Clemson Netter Northwestern Conference All- moments." Profit ' 44 7 6 .159 Armstrong 32 5 5 .156 Star team his junior and senior The 6-7, 225-pounder led his Van Volkenburg ..22 3 O .136 years. He was also All- team into the finals of the Tournament both years. Alhambra Tournament in junior who plays first base when Anthony Brown a 6-3 guard Cumberland, Md., featuring the not pitching. He was drafted by became Locke's third signee this finest high school teams in the the Pittsburgh Pirates three Clemson battles year. Brown, coming to Clemson East, this past week. Hunt was years ago and has compiled a 15-5 from Anderson Junior College, voted the top rebounder in the record for the Tigers in his first will be elgible for varsity ball area for two years, grabbing 15 a two years. next year. He will give the of- game as a junior and 16 this past For the remainder of the Ohio net team fense a much needed spark as season. He averaged 15.5 points season the pitching staff will well as strengthimg the defense. as a senior and 14.0 when a have to carry most of the load if Brown led Anderson to a 27-5 junior. the Tigers hope to have a winning season. They just might be equal By JIM DALES shots that were needed for the to the task. According to coach wins weren't quite able to be Wilhelm, his staff is the best in Clemson's nationally ranked made. Clemson dropped both Clemson's Gerhardt the east and "If Mississippi State tennis team will do battle with a hard fought matches by scores of or Ohio U. had our staff, they tennis aggregation from Ohio 6-3 and 7-2. Nestled in-between would be the best team in the University at 1 p.m. on Saturday, these two heart-breaking losses nation." March 27. On the following was a 9-0 win over Yale. The hurls his way to fame Tuesday, March 30th, Clemson consistent play of sixteen year- By RICH REITH strikeouts (111). His per- Bevis is the relief man for the will face the formidable Blue old Bhanu Nunna was one of the formance brought him a 9-4 Tigers has earned his nickname Hose of Presbyterian College. main features of the Florida tour. record, a 1.79 earned run of the "Iceman". He had the Many great players have average, and a place on the All- second best earned run average Single's competition will begin at played their college baseball in a 2 o'clock. Following an 8-1 decision over ACC team. in the conference last year with ai Clemson uniform. Nineteen of Then last summer Rusty 1.12 mark while appearing in 20 The Citadel in Charleston, the these have signed professional The Clemson Netters kicked off Tigers returned home to open a 22 participated in a tournament in games, more than any other contracts in the past twelve Wichita, Kansas. He was the pitcher on the squad. the '71 season in front of a day stand. On Tuesday, Clemson, years. But perhaps one of the cheering crowd of an estimated paced by the play of Sarfraz leading pitcher and the MVP of greatest to come down the 'pike' the tournament, and was then 250 people on March 9. The Tigers Rahim at number one singles and to Clemson is a lefthanded pit- swept all but one of their singles good overall doubles play, cher named Allen Russell voted the "Sandlot Player of the matches and one of doubles defeated the Mid-American (Rusty) Gerhardt. Year" by the National Baseball matches en route to a 7-2 win over Congress. The award is given Conference Champions, Toldeo, Gerhardt is currently a junior, Wingate's national junior college by a 9-0 score. A new day brought annually "to the player judged to champions. Clemson was paced and a starter for the Tigers, have the best chance to play a similar result as the Tiger about whom Coach Bill Wilhelm by the steady play of Steve Netters ran their record to 5-2 by major league baseball." Some of Parsons, Nick Kelaidis, Ed has said, "Anytime he is pitching the past winners have been Don downing the University of Miami and he gets the routine plays Shelton, Bhanu Nunna, and Larry at Ohio by a 9-0 margin. A Sutton of the Dodgers, Bill made behind him, we have a good Sedakis of the Dodgers, Willie Maggiore. Thursday match was scheduled chance of winning. He is the best with the University of Cincinnati. Horton of Detroit, Don Kessinger With the coming of spring Ditcher in the east." of the Chicago Cubs, Tom Seaver break, the Clemson tennis team Coach Duane Bruley summed As a freshman, Gerhardt of the Mets, and Ted Eulander of journeyed to sunny Florida and up the play of his athletes by struck out 99 batters in 91 innings the Indians. the awesome task of facing one of stating, "The team is rounding to lead the ACC. His 91 innings in The Baltimore native appears the finest college tennis teams in into its top form right now. The the season was the sixth most by bound for major league stardom, the nation — the University of hot weather in Florida helped get a pitcher in Clemson baseball but that is two years away. Right Miami. Clemson, ranked in the the boys into better shape. I hope history. now he is the Tigers' star and Top Twenty in the nation, played they can continue to round into Last year as a sophomore he their saving grace. And hopefully very hard in both of their mat- top form and continue to play top- led the conierence in wins (9), the difference between a winning ches with Miami, but important flight college, tennis." innings pitched (100 1/3), and and losing season. You too — follow the leader! Mar. 26, 1971 THE TIGER Page 11 ■*R^HIW Trailing The Tiger By JOHN BOLT Sports Editor Thursday morning it began. • On that fateful morning of March 11, we left for Greensboro, : N.C, to witness that great event, the Atlantic Coast Conference : Basketball Tournament. Since we were riding in a car that was quite recognizable as ; a "Clemson" one, we were open to all types of verbal and symbolic abuse. If I'm not mistaken, we saw our first 'can do' button just on the other side of Spartanburg. We, of course, responded in the manner which we Tigers reserve exclusively for those inmates at the Nutiversity in Columbia. Anyway this playfuK?) banter continued on to the 'big city.' There we came upon crowds of men, all in their coats and ties, who seemed to be concerned over the fact that they had already consumed the bottle of Jim Bean that they had planned to use in celebration after the Cavaliers, Deacons, Tar Heels,. Blue Devils, Terrapins, Gamecocks, Wolfpack, Tigers, (circle one) Spring practice begins, won the championship. While these men bemoaned their error in budgeting, many more were lining the paths to the Coliseum crying pleadingly for anticipate good season those precious pieces of paper called TICKETS. If you've never been offered $100.00 for a small object which merely permits you to enter a building, you really should try it, players this fall." ahead of our first predictions as By CHARLES NORTON it's a great ego trip. "Overall, I think we have a v to the pace our program would chance of being better than we run and this is making us very Anyway, we filtered our way into the place and there "Spring practice has been very had first anticipated. We are happy," Ingram stated. successful so far," stated Coach noticed that there were going to be a lot of people here for the Hootie Ingram in an interview first game, ours of course. (It was inconceivable that anyone this week. "We have had ten would care to see the Heavyweight Championship between practices so far and eight have Four players sign Maryland and the University of South New York.) been excellent. I am very happy with the way we are When the afternoon busy work was over, it was time for progressing." dinner. Someone graciously provided for a meal for us hard- football scholarships working sportswriters. Thank goodness, 'cause I didn't have Coach Ingram said the biggest any extra cash. place of improvement has been in By CHARLES NORTON Petersburg, Fla. He was an all- the running game, which was conference performer last season The best games of the tournament were Thursday night. But very weak last season. and declined offers to Annapolis let's not dwell on the games because, after all, they are not the Four outstanding high school major reason for the tournament are they? football players signed football and West Point to play for "We have made definite Clemson. progress in our running this grant-in-aids last week to attend Thursday night, the first important event of the festival was spring. I felt we would be strong Clemson University next year. Calvert High School standout, held. That was the after-game cocktail party. Some prominent in passing, but needed to improve This brings the number of signees Leonard Schuler, was signed to a people in attendance were almost the entire Clemson Athletic the ground game." to 37 for next year's teams. In- football scholarship by Fred department plus Dean Cox. cluded are junior college tran- Cone. Schuler is a 6-4, 240 With the placement of Rick sfers. pounder from Baltimore, Md. After Friday's games were completed, guess what — Gilstrap at tailback Ingram Cone feels he will be an another cocktail party. expects the running to improve The players were Dan Mc- aggressive player for the Tigers. tremendously. Also an excellent Bride, George Bosse, Randy There were two types there — the losers — drinking to corp of sophomores will help out. True, and Leonard Schuler. Coach Ingram stated this week drown their sorrows in tears, salted with crys of "wait 'til next year" _ and the winners — who were drinking to boost their McBride, a 6-5, 250 pound that his recruiting had been very "With good depth at quar- successful this year. courage to argue that tomorrow night's game would be the true terback, Rick can concentrate tackle, hails from Perry, N.Y. He test of who was the best team in the league. attended Perry High School and "We have had a great more on his running," Ingram We arrived early at the Coliseum Saturday so we could eat. said. "He is having a great spring was an outstanding player who recruiting year," Ingram and we are pleased with his constantly was making the big commented "I am very happy The 'can do' buttons were even more prominent. People grown desire." play for Perry. He was All- with whom we have gotten." people, were shouting at each other in the stands. Livingston County for two years. Ingram said he was still after All in the spirit, yes SPIRIT, of fun. Ingram is working hard on about four boys to round out the Well you know what transpired during the game. improving the defensive phase of Bosse, a star for John Carroll recruiting for this year. the game this spring, especially High School, Upper Falls, Md., "Our goals were to win the After the game came the third cocktail party, with one against the run. should help the running game. difference, it was a true 'COCKtail party. One of the many The 6-2, 190 tailback, rushed for recruiting in the state and we "We are running our offense at were very successful," Ingram people who were meandering around was the illustrous Paul 890 yards this past year for a 6.8 Dietzel. (Surely that green bottle hidden behind his napkin was our defense in order to strengthen yard per carry average. George commented. "We are also very our defense against the run," he is also an exceptional pass selective with the boys we not Heinkin ... not Paul.) commented. "We will be much receiver, catching 27 passes for chose." So we enjoyed ourselves for the last time — until next year. more experienced in this area 413 yards this past season. He The most interesting comment on the tournament came than last year." runs the 100 in 9.7. There are only two that may from Scott McCandlish, Virginia center. He was around The changing of Don Kelly to not be able to get into school, but Saturday night after the game, and between people wanting to flanker and Bobby Johnson to True, a 6-1, 200 pound tackle, Ingram said that the group, as a come and see how they measured up to his 6' 11" frame, we had defensive halfback have been the played his high school ball for whole, is very intelligent an interesting conversation. He said: two major changes in the lineup Bishop Barry High School, St. academic-wise. "Look at it this way, Tom Owens had a round-ball in his this spring. Ingram feels they hands, and he put it into a hole. And over this the elite of will contribute more to the total Virginia, Maryland, North and South Carolina are going out of effort at their new positions. their minds. Even the heads of the states are here. It's sen- Spring Calendar seless, man, it's only a game." "We feel that Don can make the Yes, it's a game, but basketball is far from that game. big play so we put him where he Friday, March 26 — Golf — Red Fox Tournament Tryon, N.C. can get the ball more. He has had Saturday, March 27 — Tennis vs. Ohio Clemson a little trouble learning the. Saturday, March 7 —Baseball vs. UNC Clemson routes, but is adjusting very Saturday, March 7 — Track — Florida Relays Gainesville, Fla. well," Ingram said. Sunday, March 28 — Baseball vs. N.C. State Clemson EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to night as usual. Also, because of Tuesday, March 30 — Baseball vs. Beorgia Southern Clemson Thursdays' unexpected transportation difficulties, some "Bobby is having a good spring Tuesday, March 30 — Tennis vs. Presbyterian Clemson snowstorm, we were not able to stories did not reach the printers. at his new position. He may be Wednesday, March 31 — Baseball vs. Georgia Southern have The Tiger ready Thursday one of our most consistent Clemson Page 12 THE TIGER Mar. 26, 1971 wssssssssssss : : Holiday schedule ft & ft$%ff8:3:8:&&s^ improvement needed Bored during your recent Vickery, dean of admission and vacation? Disappointed because registration. Vickery explained your friends, whom you had that the Educational Council, hoped to see during spring break, including University ad- were either away at school or ministrators and deans, has studying, while you were at home already made up the schedule for with nothing to do? the next two academic years and You will just have to tolerate that it is not feasible to have things for a while, says Kenneth spring break any later than mid- March. Because Clemson begins its Sly cancels spring semester earlier and ends classes earlier than most other 4&HHKI performance schools, Vickery said, it would be Mary Jane Lindsey (center), the new Magnolia Queen, is shown here with Phyllis impossible to have mid-semester George (left), Miss America 1971, and Claudia Turner, the current Miss South Carolina. break and Easter vacation Lynn Dantzler, president of the coincide, as some other schools Central Dance Association, said have. Thus when most other Tuesday that every effort had schools are out for Easter, been made, however in vain, to Clemson students are already Miss America visits Clemson secure another group to replace back in class. Sly and the Family Stone. Vickery said that the situation By JOHN BOLT "They simply cancelled their should improve in the future, At 10 o'clock in the morning, one doesn't every two years and also a foreign country. Since scheduled appearance here at since many other colleges are even expect Miss America to be charming and I've done these, I become angry at my con- Clemson, and at this late date a switching to the type of schedule graceful. temporaries - when they criticize our govern- suitable replacement could not be that Clemson is on. The However, Wednesday morning Phyllis ment. found," said Dantzler. University of South Carolina, for George, the current Miss America, disapproved "I am proud of my generation. They are "Sly is an artist and we have no instance, will switch next year to this notion when she glided into the room and more poised and sophisticated. There are only control over him," Dantzler said. the new schedule. greeted the sleepy reporters at the Holiday Inn about 12 per cent who are extremists. It is these "We are very sorry about the loss Since Easter comes so late in with a smiling "Hi y'all!" extremists, along with some college faculty of the concert because it the semester, Vickery said, if Miss America was in Clemson to take part in members, who come in and stir things up. promised to be one of our best." spring break were delayed until the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity's annual Magnolia "The campuses have been quiet this year. I Dantzler expressed his ap- Easter students would have only Beauty Pageant. think this is because President Nixon has made preciation for the support shown about one to three weeks of This was the first of two trips Miss George some definite steps. But, maybe they (the ex- by the students during the year. classes after vacation. He said will make to South Carolina as Miss America. tremists) are really planning to do a bang-up "Hopefully, we have put the CDA that this would counteract the The next one will be to Gaffney later in April. good job soon." on the right track toward always purpose of semester break, which Phyllis, who lives in Denton, Texas, said that Miss George also agrees with the current booking top flight en- is supposed to give students a some of her favorite experiences during her five Womens' Liberation movements in principle, tertainment," he said. much-needed mid-semester months reign have been an appearance with "However, I don't always agree with their ap- Refunds for the canceled "Sly vacation. Billy Graham, a helicopter ride in Convention proaches," she said. and The Family Stone" concert Also, Vickery safcl that it would Hall in Atlantic City, and her recent tour of When her career as Miss America is over, can be obtained by sending the be impossible to dismiss classes Washington, D.C. Phyllis plans to return to Denton to complete her tickets to the Central Dance the Friday before Easter because Concerning that tour she said, "I think that senior year in college. After that, she would like Assocition, P.O. Box 2095, of the tight schedule Clemson everyone should visit Washington at least once to begin a career in television. University Station, Clemson. follows. e a u b t i I e TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS CLEMSON REALTY CO. 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