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Roundball The Father Father Fisher, a Catholic ■ Clem^on's basketball Tigers priest here, tells staff writer will be home for almost all Ken Agnew about his experi- of their last 11 games. Exec- ences while at the University utive Sports Editor Sam Car- of Southern California at ros tells you what to expect Berkely on page 3. on page 5. StopHe Roars For Clemson University' Volume LX Clemson, S. C, Friday, January 20, 1967 Number 17 Committee Recommends More Grad Teachers By DON O'BRIANT Tiger Staff Writer "More graduate students will be used as teaching 1 CDA Features Singers assistants in the future," reports the Committee for the Improvement of Undergraduate Teaching. And Sam And Dave The committee report states The Serendipity Singers and the duo of Sam and that if class and laboratory work must be achieved. The : sections are to remain at the de- Graduate School should con- : Dave will be featured by the Central Dance Asso- sirable size, at least limited use tinue to have much to say in ':. ciation for Midwinters weekend, January 27 and must be made of graduate this area since the welfare of 28. teaching assistants in many the graduate student is involved areas of the University. as well as that of the under- The Serendipity Singers will present a concert The majority of teaching as- graduate being taught. from 8:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. Friday night, sistants now at Clemson are The graduate assistant must used in laboratories, but in- be made to feel that the teach- | January 27 in the University Field House. They creasing numbers are being em- ing which he does is just as ■'■■ are known for "Beans in your Ears" and "The Emphasis ployed as instructors in theory important as his own study and 1 Crooked Little Man." classes. Of the 129 teaching not simply a means to an end. On Saturday night, January 28, Sam and Dave Religion assistants currently on the staff The attitude of the various de- at Clemson, 35 in mathematics, partments can convey this to the will .entertain the troops in the Clemson Dining 9 in English, and 4 in chem- teaching assistant. | Hall from 8:00 p.m. until 12:00 p.m. Over a thousand students and istry are teaching in theory In choosing students to hold townspeople listened to Bobby classes. Sam and Dave will be singing "Hold on, I'm Richardson, former New York teaching assistantships, those The Sub-Committee on Grad- who have an interest in teach- I Coming" and "You Don't Know Like I Know." Yankee, on Sunday night (top ing as a career should be se- left). The crowd dwindled for Bob Richardson uate Teaching Assistants ad- In their first trip to Clemson both groups will vises that certain recommenda- lected as often as possible. Con- Dr. G. K. Schweitzer's speeches tinuation as a teaching assist- (right) in Tillman Hall Mon- tions be followed if graduate be performing for the first weekend of the C. D. A. day through Wednesday assistants are to be used in ant should depend on evidence | dances of second semester. many new areas. of teaching well done and not nights, but many students took Speaks For F. C.A. solely on success as a grad- Admission to tlie Serendipity Singers concert advantage of forums like that The use of graduate teach- uate student. conducted on B-8 by Rev. W. :. will be $2 per person or $3.50 per couple. The ing assistants should never be Teaching assistantships | Saturday night dance will be $3 per couple. C. Treadwell of Greenwood Speaking at the First Baptist conducted on most halls by allowed to grow to the point should be made as attractive (top right), as the university Church in Clemson last Sun- church leaders. Topics from sin where adequate supervision is as research assistantships in sponsored the annual Religious Tickets will be sold in the Dining Hall through day night, former second base- to sex were discussed each sacrificed. Each department order that the better teachers I the noonday meal today by C. D. A. staffers. Emphasis Week. man of the New York Yankees night. should have a plan, approved may be attracted to these po- Bobby Richardson remarked by the dean, for future use of sitions. that "people want only good graduate teaching assistants. Some thought should be times in life, but they have no This plan should include a lim- given to using able teaching Senate News purpose or meaning whatso- Professional iting ratio of graduate teach- assistants at other than the ever. " ers to faculty within the depart- freshman level. The Committee Richardson continued say- Development ment. feels that in order to help the Dr. O.B. Hardison ing, "Therefore, we must re- Graduate students should be entering student bridge the gap Bill Re-defines evaluate ourselves to see just given careful orientation as to between high school and the what God requires of us." the duties, responsibilities, and university, the better teachers Richardson, invited to Clem- Program general aims of the department. should be used at this level. son by the Fellowship of Chris- Such orientation might well in- Provision should be made by Church Night To Speak Here tian Athletes, had opened Re- Clemson University's 10th clude having the student who is the Dean of the Graduate School ligious Emphasis Week with his annual professional develop- inexperienced in teaching ob- for an occasional joint meeting By ED WALDRON the Senate's view of the matter, talk on "A Gift for You." ment program designed to keep of those directing graduate Tiger Staff Writer Sophomore Senator Gordon One of Time Magazine's top ued his studies and in 1950 he serve the course as taught by He continued to explain how industrial personnel in step with one or more faculty members teaching assistants in the var- Legislation calling for the re- Edgin will continue to press ten college professors will be received a Master's degree in "Christ is the free gift." advancements in science, tech- ious departments and a repre- moval of restrictions on Wed- for recognition of the Senate here on campus next Wednes- English. recognized as outstanding As the guest of the F. C. A. nology, and management will teachers. sentative of the Committee to nesday night meetings was in- bill. day. Dr. Hardison then went to the of Clemson, Richardson, who begin May 8th. Improve Undergraduate troduced by Sophomore Sen- In other Senate action, the Dr. O. B. Hardison will pre- University of Wisconsin where is on the national staff of the The program, covering more Close supervision is essential Teaching for exchange of ideas. ator Harry Tinsley during the Recreation and Park Admin- sent a lecture on "Three Kinds he worked as a graduate as- Fellowship of Christian Ath- areas than ever, opens with the but at the same time the teach- This can bring an element of first Senate meeting of second istration Club was officially rec- of Catharsis in Shakespeare" sistant in English and was letes, explained the example first of two color measurement ing assistant should have a uniformity into the program semester. ognized. and will demonstrate his ap- awarded a Ph.D. degree in which the F. C. A. set. seminars May 8-12. The other sense of independence and re- as well as continuity. Previously, the hours from 7 Amendments to the preamble f proach to the teaching art at 1956. In an interview with Richard- one is set for July 31-August sponsibility concerning his Since problems are so dif- to 8:30 p.m. had been reserved and legislative sections of the 4:00 p.m., January 26, in room After serving as an English son, he said, "People, especially 4. Two courses, a graduate teaching. Certain interested fac- ferent in the various depart- for local church meetings alone. student body constitution intro- 108 of the English building. instructor at the University of young people look up to ath- seminar in export trade and fi- ulty members should be as- ments, each will have to apply Following a call from Sena- duced by Senate President John Dr. Hardison is an English Tennessee and at Princeton letes. Members of the FCA try nance, May 15-19, and fiber signed in each department to di- the standards to meet the dif- tor Chuck Whitney for direct Matthews were referred to the professor at the University of University, Dr. Hardison came to display a Christian testi- physics, May 15-26, will pre- rect, observe, and evaluate the ferent requirements. At all times consideration on the measure, appropriate committee. In- North Carolina. He is a Ren- back to Chapel Hill as an as- mony in order to win others miere next spring. graduate assistant teaching. in all departments plans should Tinsley defended his legislation cluded in Matthew's amend- aissance scholar, a con- sistant professor in 1957. to a saving knowledge of Jesus Conducted by the School of Care should be taken to see be made with one aim in mind: by saying, "I see no need for ments was a proposal to rec- temporary poet, and a writer. He received a Fullbright Fel- Christ." Industrial Management and that the teaching assistant is not to make the undergraduate pro- restricting other clubs and or- ognize the Chronicle, Clem- He enrolled at M. I. T. to lowship to study at the Univer- Richardson went on to quote Textile Science, the develop- overloaded. A proper combina- gram at Clemson University as ganizations from meeting on son's variety magazine, as a study biophysics but lost in- sity of Rome and, in 1963, several passages of scripture ment program has enrolled 863 tion of teaching and course strong as possible. Wednesday night or any other major service organization. terest and dropped out. he was awarded the Guggen- from the Bible which show the industrialists in various night." Dr. Hardison then enrolled heim Fellowship, the highest testimony of the FCAmembers, courses since its beginning in He continued by saying, at the University of North award to a scholar or artist. "For I am not ashamed of the 1958. "This bill is not intended to Carolina. After completing his gospel of Christy for it is the Program courses carry no ban or restrict the Wednesday Science undergraduate work, hecontin- Now only 37, Dr. Hardison is the author of a volume of power of God unto salvation to academic credit, but certificates Six-Weeks LA. Study- night church meetings in any poetry in Scribner's Poets of everyone that believeth." are awarded on completion of way. It's purpose is to afford Teachers Today series, English Literary each subject. Offered This Summer more meeting time for campus DuPont Criticism: The Renaissance, The first of two graduate sem- clubs during the first part of Continental Library Criticism, inars in industrial administra- the week." Institute Schweitzei tion will be conducted May 15- An institute for advanced nationally for industrial arts The bill was then passed Grants The Enduring Monument on study in industrial arts, sup- institutes. Dr. Alfred F. Newton, Teachers wishing to partici- Renaissance Literature, Chris- 19. The other one, covering dif- unanimously by the Senate. ported by a $31,449 grant un- head of the department of in- Senator Tinsley introduced pate in this year's summer in- tian Rite and Christian Drama "Science and Society" was the ferent areas, will be May 22- Awarded 26. Both are designed for mid- der the National Defense Edu- dustrial education at Clemson, two more bills. One bill calls stitute for secondary school in the Middle Ages, A Thoreau opening topic of Dr. George K. cation Act, will be conducted at will direct the summer pro- for sufficient traveling time be- science teachers at Clemson Clemson University has been Handbook, and Practical Rhet- Schweitzer, the guest speaker dle management. oric. Four additional areas of Clemson University next sum- gram. fore a holiday of at least half University must apply by Feb- awarded three summer grants for Religious Emphasis Week. The institute will emphasize ruary 15. totaling $6,600 by the Du Pont study will be held May 15-26: mer. a day for all Clemson students. He is presently compiling a Monday night in Tillman The six-weeks' program, the development of an in- Company under its annual pro- commentary on Aristotle's yarn manufacturing, methods The other bill calls for the Sixty junior and senior high Hall Auditorium the Glee Club scheduled June 2 6-August 4, dustrial arts philosophy; stress lengthening of lounge hours school teachers of the physical gram of aid to education. Poetics. along with Dr. Schweitzer based analysis and time study, basic textile chemistry, quality con- will be limited to 25 teachers new instructional aids, such as and the establishment of two all and biological sciences will be The grants, $2,200 each, will Dr. Hardison is a member of the convocation on the 1967 and supervisors of industrial television teaching and pro- aid faculty members in chem- the Modern Language Asso- trol, and report writing and night study lounges in the im- selected to attend the classes theme "Take Religion out of the arts in grades 7-12 serving in grammed instruction; and ex- mediate dormitory complex scheduled for June 26-August ical engineering, chemistry, ciation of America, South At- Jungle of Stained Glass." communications. An introduction to textile the southeast. plore contemporary curricu- area. 3. and mechanical engineering to lantic Modern Language As- Tuesday night's topic con- Participants will receive sti- lum patterns, curriculum de- further their professional de- sociation, Renaissance Society manufacturing, dyeing and fin- These two bills were then re- The institute is sponsored un- cerned "Clues and World pends of $75 per week and velopment and planning tech- ferred to the appropriate com- der a $55,960 National Science velopment by engaging in re- of America, American Literary Views" and Wednesday night's ishing will be offered June 5- 10. $15 per week allowance for niques. mittees. Foundation grant and is open search or other scholarly activ- Group, and was Secretary of topic was "Science and Re- A series of lectures, seminars the Thoreau Society in 1941 Courses scheduled June 5-16 each dependent. Six semester The next item under discuss- to teachers who qualify for a ity during the summer. ligion." The University Sing- hours of graduate credit will and demonstrations by out- unitary institute, and to those "We are very grateful to the and president in 1963. are yarn manufacturing, meth- ion was the present health cut ers and a series of plays were be awarded to participants who standing consultants and full- policy which leaves the accep- Dr. J. Harvey Hobson, Clem- Du Pont Company for its con- The audience will have an also featured in the convoca- ods analysis and time study, supervisor development, ad- request it and who meet grad- time staff members constitute tance of illness claims to the dis- son professor of chemistry, is tinued interest in higher educa- opportunity to ask questions of tions. uate school requirements. the formal phase of the institute. Dr. Hardison after the lecture vanced textile chemistry, and cretion of the individual pro- directing the institute, tion," remarks Clemson Presi- Following the presentations Clemeon is one of 29 insti- Field trips to about 15 indus- fessor. dent Robert C. Edwards. when coffee will be served. in Tillman Hall, forums were weaving: fabric design and de- who have not previously at- velopment. tutions awarded NDEA grants trial plants are also planned. Since this policy differs from tended any institute.

Sidewalk Improvement?

With all the "improvements" in parking facilities that our physical plant has come up with lately, it seems only fitting to note one of their other "achiere- menls." The P-plant has seen fit to re-shape, and re-surface the present side- walks. Ifs a pity they cannot fill in a few small mud holes like the one pic- tured I —■.»——■^I»l !■!!■■■■ — II II ■■■!!■■ ■ ■Ill I ■ » ■ '■!! «P Commuter's Daily Trek From The o

The opinions expressed herein do not neces- sarily reflect the views of the administration, the HILLSIDE| Li LU IU !■ CHARLES-'^ HILL faculty, or the student body as a whole. Associate Editor Clemson, S. C, Friday, January 20, 1967 My problem is, I'm not cool. With girls, that is. And unless you're cool these days, you're licked before you start in the boy-gets- girl department. Notes And Comment I mean, you don't just bounce up to a girl any- more and say, "Hi! I think you're cute and I kinda like you; I'd like to date you some." Oh, no. That went out with spats. The modern set would heap The Word Ain't Out much scorn upon you for such a non-clandestine move, and the girl would probably laugh right in Already there is speculation about your face. administration decision on the twenty No, you've got to "play it cool" to be success- Student Government proposals sub- We hate to comment on parking, ful in the smart social circles. This attitude involves mitted to President Edwards on Oc- since it's such a universal student aloofness, stand-offishness, and simulated indif- tober 28. Some are saying nothing complaint, but there is something that ference of a high degree. In other words, if you will be accomplished; others, a great can be said about the interesting com- meet a girl that you like, she should be the last to deal. We have adopted a wait-and-see mittee that decides on such matters. know. attitude throughout the decision pro- It is chaired by Dean McClure and The guidelines for "cooling it" with a girl go cess—but three months is certainly a composed of Chief Weedon, Ralph something like this: Say you date a girl once and long time to hold that attitude. Collins, Mr. Guggino and a student like her. Well, Cool Rule No. I says that you make senator. We are told by a former mem- We understand that the president absolutely no indication of your affection. After the ber that they have rather informal has done an exhaustive research job date, you ignore her for a specified period. May- meetings — bull sessions, if you please on all of the recommendations and will be after a couple of weeks you could write her, —and then at the conclusion determine present his findings on them to Student but you must be careful not to disclose any fondness to do this or that. Body President Danny Speights before for her. Instead, write of nebulous, innocuous Several plans for university park- next week. We are most eager to see subjects such as the high cost of drive-ins in Colum- ing have been proposed by some the results of his work, but we wonder bia, how to beat the North Carolina brown-bag- of our fine architecture students and if this sort of massive document—re- ging rule, or how bad the Tigers tromped Carolina. professors, but, so far as we are ported to be 17 pages—is necessary. aware, no one plan is followed. The It appears that the recommendations last little gathering the group had was would never have had to be handled The Blitz during last semester's examinations personally by the president if they when the student representative, of had been moving through the proper One successful advocate of the cool approach course, couldn't come. channels rapidly enough in the first employs the "blitz" method. He says you should Considering the decisions made at place. We certainly would hate to think ignore the girl for a long time, neither writing, call- that meeting, the most obvious one be- that a decision on synchronization of ing, or dating her. Then suddenly you should show ing our little "beauty spot," the com- campus clocks had to go through the a renewed, profuse interest in her, maybe dating mittee may be forced to adopt as its office of the president. her as frequently as twice in a month. Then, of motto Keats' "beauty is truth—truth, course, you drop back and punt and "cool it" for Some of the proposals by student beauty; that is all ye know, and all a while. leaders have been handled already: ye need to know." PROFS ARE PEOPLE The philosophy behind the cool approach is class cut policy, Student Health Ser- deceptively simple. Ralph Mugwump, one of the vice class excuses, and sidewalk re- By KEN AGNEW faculty of Clemson is behind the stand what he is saying because braintrusters of the cool crowd, states it like this: pair and construction. These could Tiger Editorial Writer student body almost one hun- his favorite pipe lies clenched "You see, if you let the girl know you like her, she have been dealt with elsewhere, be- The Student Senate's decision Mon- You are growing drowsy, dred percent in everything they between his teeth while he lec- figures she's got you. Thus the relationship is no sides in the president's office. But day night to do away with "Church your head is sinking, your lids do within reason. This kind of tures. Or maybe he is a little longer challenging to her, and she loses interest. Night" is praiseworthy. For years, are heavy, the pen is slipping co-operation is hard to find in forgetful and tries to write on the the clincher is—they weren't. The Sen- out of your hand. Your pro- other colleges near our size. blackboard with his cigarette But if you 'cool it' and maintain your aloof in- ate has been asking for years for side- the student church groups have had a fessor is putting you to sleep One example is found in the instead of using the chalk in his difference, she's uncertain as to her status with you, walk construction, but nothing was monopoly on "prime-time" (7:00 to again. Every Monday, Wednes- proposed student evaluation of other hand. Nobody's perfect. and will try that much harder to please you." done until recently. And even then, 8:30) on Wednesday evenings, thus day, and Friday at ten, he sends professors. They most whole- Of course there are a few profs you off good, like a prof should. heartedly back this plan and that really aren't worth their Basically, I see two major flaws in the cool ap- there is still a gravel walk in front leaving the hundred-odd other cam- Students everywhere tend to are willing to stand on their salt. This is to be expected and proach: 1) The girl is going to be playing it of Dorm 10 that turns into amudhole pus clubs to schedule meetings at other blame their academic problems merits as seen by their students. must be tolerated as much as every bit as cool as you are, so you aren't going every time it rains. Senators also had times. Meetings have invariably over- on their professors. It is only The merits of professors, as possible. You will meet people to be any more certain of how you stand with her lapped. The senate bill will allow any human nature to push off the seen by most students, are just like this in the business trouble arranging for the garbage guilt onto the shoulders of somewhat vague. But, contrary world and the experience will than she is with you. 2) With both boy and girl cans to be cleaned daily, but the meetings to be conducted during these someone else. to popular belief, professors are be helpful in dealing with them. employing the cool approach, it could be forty years moment the president learned of the times, and while we feel that this is Clemson University has pro- people. Today when you walk into before any real breakthrough develops in the case, situation he did something about it. commendable, we will be interested vided its students with some of That guy who stands in front that dull class, try not to think the finest professors to be found of your lit class and talks for of your prof as some kind of and then it would probably culminate in some to see how the churches will compete purely materialistic manifestation, such as your These are minor things and per- anywhere. The Colleges of En- an hour three times a week may machine with one speed and no with the Agronomy Club or the Num- gineering and Architecture are have nearly the same interests on-off switch. If you can picture giving her your high-school football charm on a haps we can be accused of nit-pick- eral Society. ranked with the best in the na- as you. Many of his students him down at Grady's or at the necklace. ing, but they suggest that we are tion. In the last fifty years Clem- would be surprised to see him dikes, it may help make that communicating to the president and, son has graduated thousands with a date out at the dikes, class a lot more interesting. of leaders in the fields of agri- but no one ever seems to notice He may seem an old grouch, certainly, to Dean Cox—but to prec- Into Clemson's limited arena of op- culture and textiles. who's there anyway. and maybe he is. You try living The Results ious few others. The two aforemen- tional oral education (optimistically Credit is due the administra- Maybe you are a little sick off teachers pay with a wife and of that same brown sport coat, three kids, grading a hundred However, not wishing to be termed a reactionary, tioned gentlemen recognize that stu- termed "the lecture series") step two tion for providing such high academic standards. We the stu- that ugly bow tie and those quizzes a week, rolling out of the I have joined the current movement and have tried dents have a right to be interested in relatively important gentlemen next dents have the problem of liv- classic hush puppies which that rack at 6:30 to make it to that my luck with the cool approach. The results, as these matters and that their sug- week. Wednesday afternoon finds Dr. ing up to these standards. certain prof loves to wear. 8 o'clock class before your stu- outlined below, have been disastrous. gestions can be useful—if nothing else. O. B. Hardison, one of Time's Top Before a student begins to He may have some bad dents, and you would probably criticize a professor, he should habits, but a lot of people do. raise more hell at your students SITUATION 1: I was dating this home-town girl And it seems that the rest of their ad- Ten Campus Good Guys, in the Eng- be aware of some facts. The So what, if you can't under- than he does. who also attended one of the fine young ladies' ed- ministration hasn't yet received the lish Department lecturing on "Three ucational institutions in this state. I thought I was word. Kinds of Catharsis in Shakespeare" being pretty cool with her—I had dated her four —a topic of specific preciseness rival- times and not yet asked her to get pinned. (My 01' ed only by last semester's Cattlemen's Lady says that if I date a girl more than twice, I'm Association lecture ("Protein Supple- Saigon: City Of Sin, Sex, Since the first day of classes has automatically in love with her, so you see this was ments for Cattle on High Roughage passed, we can now chastize the Math somewhat of a personal triumph.) So one weekend I Rations"). Thankfully, the English Department for not giving a quiz like went home and a friend of mine says, "Hey, did Department will serve coffee to expe- they should have. Everyone knows you know that You-Know-Who'sengaged?""Gag!" dite the digestion of this subject mat- igh Prices,-And A War that if you are to have a policy you I replied calmly. "I've got a date with her for ter. And fortunately Dr. Harbison is a must be consistent with it—and that By HOWARD MOFFETT Cheap, cheap." ject to government censorship, Homecoming!" Well, she came to Homecoming al- was the first day after the Christmas top-notch professor. The Collegiate Press Service Saigon is a jaded city. There but political discussions in SAIGON (CPS)-Saigon is are no innocents here, not even restaurants and cafes are often right, but she confessed that she was betrothed. "But holiday. Thursday evening Dr. Robert Bills, Hillside," she said, "you always told me I should Dean of the University of Alabama's probably the world's most re- little kids. Everything-happens heated and free. Unlike the last As some may remember, the math laxed center of intrigue, vio- in the streets, and a ten-year- days under Diem, students now date other boys." "Choke," I replied, lamely. College of Education (which, no department initiated a policy last se- lence and war. It doesn't seem old Vietnamese girl is likely to do not hesitate to criticize the SITUATION 2: Once when I had exhausted all doubt, has graduated some of Bear like a city under siege. know more about the way regime, and charges of corrup- mester whereby professors would give possibilities of getting a date for a Big Weekend on Bryant's most scholarly athletes) will Sloe-eyed will-o'-wisp girls adults behave in the dark or tion and/or incompetence are a short quiz the day before and after under stress than a 20-year-old regularly if quietly flung at my own merits, I resorted to the old standby of speak on "Student Evaluation: Incite- dressed in soft slit ao dai's and holidays. The quizzes were voted in by spiked heels walk narrow American college boy. some of the Directory's leading The Blind Date. So I got a friend of mine, Herman ment or Improvement?" Hopefully, the faculty to insure attendance. Quite boulevards overhung with For lack of private toilet fa- generals. Malovich to arrange me a date. He really came members of the joint faculty-student green elms or tropical palms. cilities, many urinate or More than anything, Saigon a few students expressed dissatis- through with a swell Sweet Young Thing, and we committee investigating student eval- At the Cercle Sportif Vietna- defecate in alleys and streets. is a tentative, uncertain city, a faction with the policy, but the matter mese and European girls A year ago piles of garbage city on the defensive against hit it off fine. Following the sage advice of my cool- has been left hanging. uation of teachers (including students lounge in bikinis beside the lay rotting on Saigon's main force — against the military, ness counselor, Barney Iceberg, I tried to maintain Matthew, Sutherland, McGee, Ellen- boulevards, and even now in Since Easter is approaching, per- pool, while wealthy white-clad against the Americans, and my cool, but I soon found that the relationship was haps the Student Senate should begin burg, and Morris; Profs. McCauley, warriors shoot tennis balls at some places the trucks can't against the Viet Cong. If there is each other on beautifully cart it away fast enough. a universal mood here, it is the getting colder than I desired. Then, during the studying the situation. The whole pol- Bauknight, Coolidge, and Whitney) groomed courts. Inside, a young air cavalry- urge to protect and cling to what Christmas holidays, I found out that my old friend icy smacks of discrimination to us— will choose to attend and profit from The university opens a month man down from An Khe tells a little culture and happiness and Herman (some pal!) had been carrying on an ex- and that, of course, is illegal. same. late, and even then no one sad-looking girl the same war peace can be salvaged from the seems to know the exact date story he told another girl last war, from well-meaning but tensive correspondence with the Sweet Young Thing until one day classes break out. night, and wishes he were tell- rough and free-spending Amer- himself, and was now dating her. P. S. No. 1: Her- Letter To Tom Young women and middle- ing it to the girl back home. ican troops, and from infiltrat- man is now known as "Snake" in my presence. aged men wear silk or cotton For her part, the bar girl tells ing terrorists. P. S. No. 2: Barney has since descended from his pajamas much of the day. It him in broken English about A visitor would guess that, does save time, because from her divided family—maybe the except for those who are mak- icy pinnacle and gotten pinned. 12 to 3 in the afternoon the city same story she told last night, ing a living off them, Viet- 2HjtF Sltger Prof. Pope shuts down and people sleep. maybe not—and wonders if he namese in Saigon do not par- Newcomers are often baffled will take her home. She made ticularly care for Americans The Summit by the casual air that hangs more money last week than her but are waiting to see if they Cuts Conduct over much of Saigon. "I father did last year. Prices are are going to win. One senses thought there was a war going higher now though. that this is still an open ques- SITUATION 3: Recently I became interested in a EDITOR real sharp girl from Columbia. So while I was visit- Ernie Stallworth Dear Tom, on here," one five-day veteran Outside, teen-age boys peddle tion, and that no one is in a hur- I normally am not one to said recently. pornography and young men ry to predict the answer. ing with several of my cool advisors who lived not write opinions to newspapers, Saigon wakes early. Curfew with motor scooters and old You notice that the American too far away from the girl, I decided to call her MANAGING EDITOR men with pedicabs offer a ride official getting out of his sedan Bill H. Johnson but the letter which appeared in ends at 4 a.m. and the ten great the January 13 issue of The markets of the capital open for home,'and a "nice young girl- with gold bag in hand, goes up and fan the breeze for a while. After the call, business. A stream of peasants cheap." into a hotel whose entrance is in a summit conference with said cool advisors, ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Tiger simply cannot go unan- Charles Hill Buddy Holshouser swered. In the letter, Mr. Roper brings chickens, pigs, rice, Students dodging the draft sand-bagged and guarded by a they recommended that I call her up again the next says that he is proud of Clem- vegetables and fruit into town. buy forged credentials, and GI, like any other of the scores day and ask her for a date to an upcoming party. son Gentlemen for their By noon all the food has been money changers — who often of American military billets in FEATURES EDITOR EXECUTIVE SPORTS EDITOR behavior at home basketball bought, the central market is turn out to be sleight of hand Saigon. "But," I protested, "she'llwonder why I didn't ask William G. Johnson Sammie Carros games. Why, then, is Clemson deserted, and rats the size of artists or secret police agents- You read every once in a her when I called her up tonight. She'll think that considered to be one of the most kittens scuttle along the cement promise double the official rate while of a taxi driver wounded I tried to get a date with someone else, and that ADVERTISING MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR uncouth places in the country to gutters gnawing on vegetable for greenbacks. by a GI sentry, alert for terror- Cavert McCorkle Keith Love play basketball as a visitor? husks and other refuse. Night life is tinny, but those ists, who shot too quickly when she's second or third choice." "Fine," enthused my I have only seen one game at The stalls of the "common who frequent the city's clubs the taxi broke down in front of cool advisors, "that's exactly what you want her CIRCULATION MANAGER Clemson, and was appalled at man's PX" have been set up give it a pulsing rhythm of its his billet. to think." "Okay," I gave it, "I'll call her again to- Wayne Lee the unsportsmanlike behavior downtown. Army ponchos are own. Any soldier lives close to Between 12 and 4 in the morn- morrow. " spread on sidewalks and ven- the surface, and the Vietnamese ing, the streets are quiet except of the crowd. To be sure, there When I reached her by phone the next day, I NEWS EDITOR CAMPUS EDITOR ADVISOR were no concentrated showers dors hawk everything from infantryman tends to be more for an occasional convoy Harry Tinsley Al Way Dr. L. L. Henry of paper, but (1) trash was French toothpaste to American fatalistic than most. A terrorist rumbling through the city on its asked her for the date. "Sorry," she replied, "I al- thrown at the visiting coach and whiskey and C-ratJons. Moth- grenade or a drunken officer's way to a battlefield. ready have a date for that night. But," she con- players; (2) personal insults ers nurse their babies as they sit pistol shot could end it any time. And in the distance, there is tinued sweetly, with laughter in her voice, "if you were heaped upon the visiting cross-legged in the sun, teen- Private dance parties require a the dull boom of mortars lob- Subscription Rate: 14.00 coach when he questioned an of- agers hold out sunglasses or permit, but many young hosts bing shells into supposed Viet had asked me last night when you called, I could Entered as Second Clan Matter at the Poet Office, Clemaon. S. C, and hostesses take their chances Box 3097, University Station, Clemson. South Carolina M631; Office ficial's count on personal fouls cigarette lighters, tiny little girls Cong positions beyond the have gone with you." Phone 174. Represented by National AdverUsin* Service. II Bast (the coach was right and the of- grab your hand and stuff a and often wind up with the po- city's defense perimeter. 50th Street. New York, N. Y. 100JJ. (Continued on page 3) bag of peanuts into it, and ev- lice as uninvited guests. It is at night that the war The story of my life. Too little and too late. erybody asks, "You buy? The newspapers are still sub- closes in on Saigon. My problem is, I'm not cool. Jan. 20, 1967 THE TIGER Page 3 Father Fisher Describes The Berkeley Radicals Charleston's Dock Street Theater By KEN AGNEW Free Speech Movement. He Tiger Staff Wriler knew personally many of the Has Intersting Historical Past "Berkely radicalism is the leaders of the movement. By SUSAN MOORE product of an unstable polit- According to Father Fisher, This epilogue echoes the plot, Monimia's sake. newspapers of the time. The Special To The Tiger ical and social society." So the movement was caused by Plays were presented once span of life of the original It all started with a ship- witticisms, and coarse gaiety said Father Fisher about the a California State Law which a week. The next piece, Dock Street Theatre was wreck. About 1730, according of Farquhar's comedy. Since university at which he served did not allow freedom of opin- vizards cannot be furnished George Lillo's "London Mer- brief, but it illumines a chap- ion on college campuses. The to romantic tradition, a young chant, or The History of ter in the city's, and our cul- as chaplain for^ five years." English actor, Tony Aston, here, seven lines have been When asked about the dif- Berkely administration did omitted from the "Epilogue to George Barnwell," was acted ture's, history. invite such men as Richard was rescued off the coast of on March 9. A week later it The present theatre was re- ferences between students at Charleston by being pulled 'The Recruiting Officer'," Clemson and those at Berke- Nixon and Billy Graham to which so well depicts the tone was repeated with Coffey's stored by the federal govern- speak to the student body but over the city wall. He repaid work, "The Devil to Pay, or ment in the 1930's, faithfully ly, he said, "students are all the fun-loving city's hospital- of the colonial theatre: basically the same, but the would not allow any religious In truth, dear ladies! 'tis a The Wives Metamorphosed." following the original model. or political organizations to ities with performances in lo- This first season closed with The theatre has the prescrib- pressures on the students at cal taverns. Thus Charleston's curious matter, Berkely are greater than they hold meetings on campus. To prove Tiresias-like a "The Orphan," a ballad-opera ed thirteen boxes, each ac- This law led to the use of interest in the theatre was which was the first musical commodating eighteen people. are here." born. double nature; a 60 foot strip of land be- farce performed in America. In the pit, arms and backs Father Fisher explained that "All gentlemen that are To bid farewell to petticoats tween the campus front gate The theatre was sold in the have been added to the these pressures were the re- disposed to encourage the and stitching, and the streets of the city by summer of that year, but the benches for comfort. All the sult of California's selective exhibiting of plays next And, wearing breeches, try dozens of different groups new proprietor made few benches are on one level, and educational system, which al- winter may see the sub- their force bewitching; that the university would not changes, and the fall season the stage is only slightly lows only the top one-eighth scription list at Mr. Shep- From belle to belle with of the high school students to let meet on campus. "This janty air to rove, opened with the presentation raised. heard's, and any persons of Addison's "Cato." In De- The interior is panelled in attend a university and only strip of land," said Father that are desirous of having Play idle tricks, and make Fisher, "was claimed neither unmeaning love; cember, 1736, "The Recruit- cypress, and all around the the top one-third to attend a a share in the performance by the university nor the ing Officer," Cibber's "Flora, walls are electrical fixtures college. But, he said, every thereof, upon application to With scandal and quadrille high school graduate in Cali- city." He also said, "about address the dames; or Hob in the Well," and a resembling the original can- Mr. Shepheard, shall re- repetition of "Cato" were delabra. To this restoration is fornia can attend "free" a lo- 70 percent of Berkely's 27,500 ceive a satisfactory answer." And strut the fair ones into cal junior college for two students pass through this wanton flames . . . presented. added elegant Adam stucco This was a call that ap- In May, 1737, the Dock work rescued from the Rat- years. gate each day." peared in the South Carolina "South Carolina's educa- Father Fisher explained Street Theatre brought the eliffe House, a residence of Gaieties May 3, 10, and 17, Thus far the bard; but sure first recorded presentation of the early nineteenth century. tional system is not as up to that the movement started 1734. The names of the Sub- when an Oakland newspaper the stupid rogue a Shakespearean production This interior gives a visitor date as it should be." And, scribers will probably never Ne'er wrote before or ne'er found that the Congress Of to this continent. The "Song a sense of having gone back "South Carolina should be a come to light, but that a suf- wrote epilogue; Racial Equality was recruit- of Mad Tom," presumably an in time. major center of art and edu- Father Fisher Reflects ficient number of signatures For young performers no cation," were opinions ex- ing pickets, to march in front excerpt from "King Lear," ac- The outside of the hotel, was procured is certain; for excuse to frame! companied the fourth per- which houses the theatre, has pressed by Father Fisher. of their offices, from the was awakened by phone calls. words to rocks. Father Fisher this plea resulted in the con- He said that nearly 800 stu- To your indulgence lay no formance of "The Recruiting ornate ironwork balconies, He also said that he that Berkely Campus. then climbed on top of a car struction of the first building artful claim! The newspaper complained dents had sat down around a Officer." This production re- which combine with the ar- he found the intellectual en- and tried to reason with the in the United States designed I'll beg myself then: Pray to the university which sud- police car which was attempt- ceived the first dramatic crit- chitecture to give the struc- vironment of Berkely more crowd. Many of the fraternity wholly for theatrical purposes forgive our fright; stimulating than that of denly recognized the 60 foot ing to remove from the cam- icism of an American per- ture a romantic air. men were Catholic and when —the Dock Street Theatre. Think, ladies, on the ears of "no-mans land" as being a pus a person who had been formance. The Dock Street Theatre Clemson. "But the students they left the rest soon fol- The Charleston Map of 1739 a first-night; part of the campus thus put- passing out political litera- The Dock Street Theatre reopened in 1937 with the are equally interesting," he lowed. "There would have marks the site of the theatre Kindly accept our faint, tho, ting it under university reg- ture. Father Fisher said, "the opened on February 12, 1735, Footlight Players presenting said. The pipe smoking Fath- been bloodshed before dawn on the south side of Queen willing, toils; er also said that Clemson stu- ulations. trouble started when 200 fra- with "The Recruiting Officer" a revival of the original open- if the fraternity men hadn't Street a little west of Church Withdraw not from us your and closed its doors with the dents were better dressed and All of this was taking place ternity men tried forcibly to left," said the Father. ing play, "The Recruiting Of- Street, on the lot of land oc- accustom's smiles; same play, May 26, 1737. No ficer." It operates now on a had better manners than their during the height of the Gold- help the police break up the According to the father the cupied in later years by the Nor mark how ill I per- comment as to the disappear- subscription basis, giving California counterparts. water, Johnson campaigns, demonstration." At this point movement reached its climax once-famous Planters Hotel. sonate the rake; Father Fisher was student and the university ruling Father Fisher was called. ance of the players was made plays of the modern theatre after two of its leaders were Old publications continued, But spare Jack Willful for by their only historians, the several times a year. chaplain and advisor for the raised some very heated ar- He said that when he ar- charged with breaking Uni- through force of habit, to call Newman Society, a Catholic guments, according to Father rived he found the fraternity versity rules. This resulted in Queen Street by its original student organization, at Fisher. men bombing the demonstra- a silent march of some 5)000 name, "Dock," even though it Berkely during the historic- He also told of the night he tors with everything from students on a University was officially changed in 1734; Board meeting. and thus the theatre also re- The Board refused to hear tained the name. Charleston's John Dickerson., Outstanding Senator any of the students or read theatre was located in the .95 their petitions. "The police ar- midst of the hustle and ac- rested over 700 of the stu- tivity of the seaport town and Says Student Government Is "Tops dents," he said. This caused became a site that for many By GUS JOHNSON many of the professors and years was associated with fine job, but they are over- assistant professors as well as happiness and gaity. "The feeling I have towards to what he will be doing when worked. On the line of trials, a large part of the student The Dock Street Theatre Clemson is hard to explain. John commented that they ho graduates. He considers the It is a feeling of closeness and body to strike, related Father opened on February 12, 1736, are fair, and if they are to future as being important in identity. I guess one could de- Fisher. with a presentation of George be opened, they should be his life. "By the future, I scribe it as 'Clemson spirit'!" When asked how he felt Farquhar's The Recruiting Of- opened only to the press. "The mean as it relates to religion, about the movement, Father ficer. That the first line form- "I like Clemson because it Appeals Court has just been getting along with people, is on a small scale, simple, Fisher said, "The movement ing at the stage door was a revised, and in time they will and what I will be doing was necessary and in the long, excited, voluble one, and everyone is friendly." when I finish Clemson," he be more capable," he said. right, unfortunately some rad- there is little doubt. And the That is the feeling express- replied. John believes that the legal ical factions infiltrated the success of the first perform- ed by John Dickerson, one of When asked what has been rights is one area in which movement and were over- ance is certain. As was the Clemson's well-known stu- his most rewarding experi- much investigation is needed, publicized by the news me- practice of the time, however, dents. John, a Junior Indus- ence here, John said, "Being and students should work dia." He also said, "I don't "papers were not to be used trial Management major, hails a Clemson student, and work- closely with the administra- believe that anything like for such trivial matters as the from Hartwell, Georgia. ing with individuals both in tion in this area. that will ever happen here, merits or demerits of plays," Most students associate "Big John" does not devote the fraternity and student John with student govern- it's just not necessary." said one author, and few facts all his time to the Senate, he government." ment. He is chairman of the about this first engagement, or is also a brother of Kappa Senate Judiciary committee, the company that performed Delta Chi. He remarked that and this year marks his third it, can be found. frats here play a beneficial Gamma Alpha Mu Offers year as a senator. He believes Grossness of language was role to the school as a whole. that student government is a matter of the time, and the, As compared to national fra- Dock Street theatrical pro- "tops" at Clemson. John also ternities, John replied, "The $50 For Historical Article added that he felt that stu- ductions were no exception. brotherhood is closer, and we Your historical feature story In fact, the plays in London dent government here was enjoy a more common heri- could be worth $50. resentative from each of the fol- better than most schools in lowing departments at Clem- were so bad that ladies wore tage and ideal." For the third consecutive year masks to conceal their blushes. the surrounding area. The Tiger in cooperation with son: Office of Development, His- On the line of social life, Upon the occasion of the When asked if student gov- Gamma Alpha Mu, honor Eng- tory, and English. The repre- John feels that it was not ade- opening of the Dock Street ernment was fulfilling its lish fraternity for writers, will sentative from the Office of De- quate here at Clemson. He velopment will serve as chair- Theatre in 1736, the First functions, he answered in the believes that Clemson should sponsor the Henry T. Malone- affirmative. "Big John" ex- man of the committee. American Epilogue was deliv- expand on dances and cul- Gamma Alpha Mu Award. The pressed the opinion that it is ered by Dr. Thomas Dale. tural experiences. "By cul- award is made to the Clemson taking bigger steps to actually undergraduate who writes the governing students than ever tural experiences, I mean more plays and concerts," he best feature story on campus, before. He believes that it is community, or state history to doing what interested stu- replied. Like any other junior or appear in The Tiger before dents want done; however, January Clearance senior, John is looking ahead March 8, 1967. John admitted a communica- tion problem still exists. "We Features must be original SALE are not getting full coopera- compositions involving re- tion from students, and this search. The story must be ap- hinders our progress." proximately 800 words long. Now in Progress As always is the case, the Stories submitted must be type- administration enters the pic- written. The final decision con- cerning suitability for publica- ture when student govern- tion will be made by The Tiger ment is discussed. John had Managing Editor. this to say, "I think the ad- ministration is fair, just, and All features published in The Tiger of sufficient length will interested in our problem. be considered for the award They want to help us devel- HIBBOtfS op." whether or not the author re- quests it. Features appearing According to John, the ju- after March 8 will be consider- MENS SHOP dicial system definitely needs ed for the award in the follow- some revision. He believes ing school year. The award will SENECA that the courts are doing a be presented at Honors and CLEMSON Awards Day exercises and the name of the winner will be en- Prof. Pope (Photo by Boyles) graved on a permanent plaque kept in The Tiger Lounge. (Continued from page 2) John Dickerson Features are judged by a rep- ficial changed the ruling); (3) crowd noise was organized for harrassment. Clemson players "Study year abroad in Sweden. France, or Spain. Col- Get your Valentine Cards could enjoy silence for free throws, but visiting players lege prep, junior year abroad and graduate programmes. were subjected to barrages of $1,500 guarantees: round trip flight to Stockholm, Paris It's trade-in time hog-calling by the "gentlemen" or Madrid, dormitories or apartments, two meals daily, and Candy in the stands. tuition paid. Write: SCANSA, 50 Rue Prosper Legoute, for tired old myths. Sooner or later, a conscien- Antony - Paris, France." 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If you feel like coming pace — we have to as manufacturing and in with us. COLA supply unit of the Bell System — in order DRUG COMPANY to provide your Bell telephone company with equipment it needs to serve you.) fS) Western Electric There's an excitement in business. True, krirV MANUFACTURING & SUPPLY UNIT OF THE BELL SYSTEM Your Qtogg) Store we're in it to make a profit, but working to Page 4 THE TIGER Jan. 20, 1967 Cub Cagers Host Tech; Present Carolina Rivalry Started With 1902 Battle Expecting Tough Game By MARION ALDRIDGE up a smaller back and tossed bulk, partially, and because of Heavily biased supporters of him over the pile-up for the his renown as a boxer, par- both the Clemson College first down or the touchdown. tially, no one accepted the of- By SAM COPELAND on the good shot. The boys Tigers and the South Carolina Unfortunately for Williams, fer. Over a period of years, Coach Jim Brennan brings are finally beginning to wait for University Gamecocks agreed when the play was finally spot- estimates of the number which his freshman basketball team the good shot. For a while it that it would practically take a ted, his player was caught and Benet offered to fight have back home after four games seemed that we were taking Constitutional amendment for tossed back. ranged to a high of twelve, but on the road, as the Cubs and more shots than our opponents the Gamecocks to "rule the With all the tricks from both Benet always maintained he the Baby Jackets from Georgia and hitting less," stated the Cub roost" in South Carolina foot- sides, the game proceeded, and said one, or at most, two. Af- Tech clash Tuesday night in the coach. ball in 1902. The John Heis- when the dust was settled at the ter more verbal fighting, both Cow Palace. The Baby Ben- "Our rebounding is also hurt- man - coached Tigers had Big Thursday celebration on sides agreed to consent to terms gals are looking for revenge, ing us some. We don't have a beaten Georgia Tech, Furman, October 30, 1902, and the of arbitration. The Carolinians since the Tech frosh won the real tall guy in there except for and North Carolina State in the antics on the field had come to finally agreed to turn over the first meeting by two points. Ronnie Welch, and he is doing first three games of the season, an end, the old scoreboard at effigy to the Clemson men to be The Cubs, who battled Fur- a real fine job. I just wish that and it seemed as if it would take the end of the wooden stands burned. we had more height," said Bren- more than a group of Game- startled everyone. It read Caro- Benet later became a life mem- man last night, will probably cocks at a low-ebb to deny the be without the services of 5-10 nan. lina over Clemson, 12-6. Emo- ber of the Board of Trustees Tigers an undefeated season. tions were high, and fights de- at Clemson, and J. Rion Mc- guard Butch Zatezealo, who is The starting line-up for the Carolina had won the first the leading scorer for the Frosh. veloped everywhere. A con- Kissick, a Gamecock freshman Cubs will be John McTanny, meeting of the schools in 1896 troversial display from a down- who was entrenched behind the Although their record is only Mike Faer, Ed Holland, Randy at the first Big Thursday ex- 1-4, Coach Brennan feels that town Columbia tobacco shop wall, later became president of Brae, and Ronnie Welch. Brae travaganza at the Fair encouraged more fights that the University for which he his team has done a fine job has been playing in the place Grounds in Columbia, but since for him and that the Cubs' night. The display depicted a would have fought that night. of the injured Butch Zatezealo. then, it had been all Clemson. gamecock crowing over a de- After the "War of 1902," stu- record could possibly be 3-2. All of these boys are good The three Clemson-Carolina The Cubs have lost two of then- feated tiger. dent relations at the schools shooters, but all are very small. games which preceded the 1902 The Clemson men's pride had were broken for sometime, and games by two points and also The Cub mentor finished his contest had been dominated by they have lost four on the road. Brennan taken a severe jolt with the loss it was not until 1909 that the remarks to The Tiger by add- Clemson, having scored 106 of the game, and to make mat- Gamecocks and the Tigers met "It will be good to be back ing, I can go to my bench now points to Carolina's 0. Coach ters worse, they could gain no on the football field again. The home for a change," stated Brennan continued by say- when I need to, and Iwillprob- Heisman's record was 12-1-1, better than a draw in the street Tigers won 6-0, with C. R. Wil- Coach Brennan. "Not that we ing, "I only hope that we can ably do so in the future. There and it looked as if he would fighting. The next night in the liams serving as the Clemson play that bad on the road, but get a break or two now, cause are several boys over there never lose again. To make mat- annual Elks' parade, in which head coach. we had some bad breaks. we sure need it. The boys have who can do a real fine job. 'Quarterback? Ayoob ters worse for Carolina, Clem- both schools marched, the Big Thursdays continued for Against Tech we were down by hustled real hard and they de- Jimmy Graves came off the son had two All-Southern play- Carolina students prodded the many exciting years. Almost one with 25 seconds left and serve to win. They never have bench and did a fine job against ers on the team: Captain Hope Tigers even more by waving equal to the 1902 incident was we were called for a charging quit on me and even though Furman, and I can also count Sadler, and Quarterback John high the display which had the 1946 gate-crashing when foul which hurt us tremendous- they have been behind they keep on Elliot Eskew, John Curtis, Maxwell. caused so much trouble al- Coach Frank Howard was re- ly. Then at Furman we found right on fighting." and Jerry Douglas. Facing Heisman was a ready. ported assaying, "I couldn't see ourselves down by three with young first-year head coach, When the parade reached the much more of the game than The former backcourt star al- The Cubs play eight out of Clemsorts Ayoob fourteen seconds remaining their last ten games at home C. R. Williams. He was assist- State House steps, the Clemson punts going up in the air." and tied the score to force an so went on to say that the frosh young first-year head coach, College students were dismissed That day, there were 35,000 are improving with each game, and Coach Brennan is hoping overtime. Furman started that his boys can win the ma- C. R Williams. He was assist- trom formation by the obliging people in the stadium which had quick and we had to play catch- and they are coming along just ed by Christie Benet, the tackle Army officer in charge of the been built for 25,000. The side- about like he had expected. jority of them. Frosh games up and then we only lost by begin at 6 o'clock. Calls The Plays in the end-tackle combination cadets, and conveniently, he lines were so packed, the coach- two." "We are small, so we must rely which the two had formed as was lost in the crowd. Quickly, es could not see their players teammates at the University of the 30O400 Clemson cadets to send in substitutes. By KEITH LOVE Maryland," noted Joe. "All this Virginia. Before the game, Wil- marched down the streets The Big Thursday series Sports Editor traveling and changing around liams had a meticulous scout- toward the Carolina campus finally ended in 1959 with a is bad for a club early in the When Clemson's Buddy ing report on the vaunted Tiger with guns and bayonets bran- Clemson win, and memories of ACC Is Top Cage Lea gue year. I had nearly forgotten offense, an offense which in- dished. About 30 Carolinians a lot of excitement in every con- Benedict played his final bas- what Clemson looked like when cluded the famed "flying- crouched behind a wall with test. Yet, it had to be the 1902 ketball game for the Tigers we pulled into Maryland." wedge" end run. boasted Boston Celtics' great last year, Clemson cage fans make-shift weapons, and a few football game and war which Over the past 15 yearsthetop proved to be a lean year for In the Duke contest Joe was He designed and built a de- shotguns and pistols. really began all the statewide basketball has been played in Bill Russell. the ACC as no team ended in were bemoaning the loss of their little 'quarterback'. But matched with Bob Verga, the fense to subdue the Tigers, and Trouble seemed inevitable excitement and color, and the midwest and northeast sec- In 1957, the ACC reached the the top ten; however, 1961 Blue Devils' AU-American then he installed a few coach- which touched off the rivalry pinnacle in basketball fame as Coach Bobby Roberts already until Christie Benet climbed to tions of America. The nation's found North Carolina fifth and guard and the ACC scoring ing innovations of his own, for the top of the wall and offered which affected the state in such top rated team usually comes Frank McGuire (now at USC) Duke tenth. This began one of had the problem solved and this season unveiled the solution. leader. the offense. In one of his to take on any Clemson man a spirited way in the autumn of from that area, such as Ken- led his UNC Tarheels to 32 the nation's best basketball rec- "plays," two giant backs picked in a fist fight. Because of his every year. tucky, Bradley, Cincinnati, or consecutive victories (a perfect Verga was instrumental in ords in the last six years, as Replacing Benedict, and leading the Devils to a 24- Ohio State. record) and the NCAA title. Duke finished in the top ten However, some of the best The championship game in making the plays for the Tig- point victory, but he hit only through 1966—tenth in'62, sec- 14 points while guarded by basketball competition has 1957 found UNC battling Wilt ond in '63, third in '64, tenth ers this year is senior Joe been found in the Atlantic Coast Chamberlain and Kansas Uni- Ayoob, Ayoob, a two-year let- Ayoob. in '65, and second in '66. terman, and Roberts' pick to Conference. In the thirteen versity. Carolina pulled out a No other ACC team managed "Verga is one of the best, years of the league's existence, 54-53 victory in triple overtime. keep good ball handlers a and he's definitely a team lead- to break into the list. Wake Clemson tradition. the top ten polls have found an UNC had defeated Michigan Forest in 1962 finished third in er," said Joe. "But he's human, 5JE ACC school at the season's end. State 74-70 in triple overtime in and like any ball player, he the NCAA tournament. The Ayoob has been around. He The first ACC team to make the semifinals. Deacons were led by AU-Amer- can be guarded successfully. - - the illustrious group was N. C. Conference recognition fell started all 15 games as a fresh- m. "^T ican Len Chappel. man and helped to direct the "I'd have to say that the State, coached by Everett Case. the following year as Maryland Not only were there top teams In 1955, the Wolfpack finished placed sixth and Duke finished Cubs to a 14-1 record and se- hardest man for me to guard —— ~rf in the conference, but several lection as one of the top five has always been Buddy (Bene- -rf- fourth in the polls and returned tenth. In 1959, State's Wolfpack players were named All-Amer- ' — the next year to place second. was ranked sixth and the Tar frosh teams in the country. That dict). He has all the moves, and icans. Duke claims Art Hey- was in 1963-64. he helps me a lot with my play. San Francisco ranked as the Heels climbed back to ninth. man and Jeff Mullins and Jack ^rr —i country's best then as they The opening of the sixties Coach Roberts is also good Marin. Today, Joe is moving the with the little guys, and he has UNC had Lennie Rosenbluth varsity Tigers to what could ^t.! , —-—— ""tr made me a much smarter play- ■^9-. . in 55-57, Pete Brennan '58, become Clemson's best basket- er. Tom Kearns in '58, LeeShafer ball season in history, as the in '60, York Larese in '61, Tigs are currently 9-4, winning "Looking back over the sea- Doug Moe in '61, and Billy seven games on a tough road son thus far, I'd say that po- Cunningham in '64-65. schedule. tentially we're as good as any- Vic Molodet and Ron Shaulik body we've played or will play. (56), Lou Pucillo and John Ayoob played in all the Tig- But we seem to tire easily right Richter (59) were N. C. State's ers' contests as a sophomore, now." additions to the list. The Game- backing up Benedict at the Clemson has never been con- cocks claim Grady Wallace in guard slot. He missed several sidered a good 'road club' in 1957 and Wake Forest has games as a junior, but soil basketball, although the Tigers Jack Murdock in '57 and Len managed to pick up the exper- are looking better away from Chappellin'61-'62. ience needed to take over the home this year. Ayoob feels This year finds UNC rated playmaking position this year. that the change of daily routine number four, and with four Commenting on Clemson's and the strict time schedule on starters a thus far undefeated poor showings against Duke road trips account for many frosh team returning next year, and Maryland this season, Joe losses. Tar Heel expectations are high. explained that the grueling "At Clemson we just feel at ClemsonSwimming Team The ACC is definitely the' road schedule has simply worn home, and we can ease around home of some of the nation's the team out without worrying too much top basketball. "We were very tired against about the game. But on the road, everything is so different. Shows Promising Year It's hard to adjust" Joe has been playing on the By SAM COPELAND season to 1-2. They had pre- "Moose" Skilton in the distances same team with four of the Tig- Clemson University's Swim- viously lost to North Carolina and Bill Rubertus and Bob Lip- ers since his freshman year. ming Team opened its home and N. C. State, both on the hard in diving events. "Randy (Mahaffey), Walt meet season last Saturday in road. After the meet, McHugh said (Ayers), Hank (Channell), Jim the YMCA pool with a convinc- The 400 yard medley relay that he could definitely see im- (Sutherland) and I have played ing 74-29 victory over Appa- team composed of Bill Gillard, provement in the team this year. a lot of basketball together in lachian State Teachers College. Charlie Courtney, Dwight Rey- "We are working harder this Here's 25$ four years. We work as a team The win by the Tiger tankmen nolds, and John Ranney open- year so that we can have a real well." brought their record for this ed the meet with a new varsity winner here at Clemson,"stated record time of 4:04.6, breaking the Tiger swimming mentor. to help get you the old mark by almost six Coach McHugh also went on seconds. 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This year there are more 7- position in the weekly college foot sophomores in college bas- poll. Clemson's basketball team has completed half of ketball than ever before. The You can add Michigan State the season, and most of the students have yet to much trumpeted Lew Alcindor to the list, although the Big has already made his varsity Ten is in a rebuilding season see them. What with thirteen games completed, the debut at UCLA this season. and plays a rugged schedule. In Cow Palace has seen action only twice. And to- Wisconsin has unveiled Eino addition let us consider Ne- morrow finds Clemson on the go again. Hendrickson and Southern Cal braska, West Virginia, Utah, has countered with 7-foot Ron LaSalle, and, well, a half-dozen Coach Roberts reflected on his band of traveling Taylor. Booker Brown is the 7- others. Tigers and the results. "We've had a long first footer at Missouri. With the giants once more in These giants join the likes of college basketball, harking half, but from here out the games are just about 7-1 Nick Pino of Kansas State, back to the days of Wilt Cham- all at home. That's a good feeling too." and 7-foot Dave Newmark of berlain at Kansas and Bill Rus- Columbia and Rich Niemann sel at San Francisco, the suc- Through the first twelve games Clemson has had of St. Louis. All of these big men cess enjoyed by the teams with- eight victories to four losses, giving them one of are juniors. In addition we find out a big man will definitely be their finest starts in many years. " I'm pleased with the small guy—6-8 Westley Un- limited this year. seld of LousvEle, 6-7 Mike Last year Texas Western re- the boys' play so far on the road. You know it's Lewis of Duke, and 6-7 David lied on the quick defensive always tough to win away, but we've got seven of Lattin of Texas Western—just hands and scoring of 5-10 Bob- them." to mention a few. by Joe Hill. Other little men, This all points to a new era, comparatively speaking, also Clemson's four losses have come at the hands in size as well as quality, for figured prominently in an out- of UNC, Tenneseee, Duke, and Maryland. Carolina college basketball. It will be standing season that featured is number four in the polls and Tennessee de- very interesting to see just what basketball's return to speed, type of defenses the coaches will shooting from outside and mul- feated Florida, previously ranked number ten. come up with to combat this new tiple defenses based on agility found height. We suspect that and quickness. The last two losses to Duke and Maryland were one of the best defenses will be All of this is in the past, be- by 24 and 20 points respectively, but this was to hold onto the ball. cause the big men have been aided by some cold Tiger hands. In both clashes The defense laboratory has lurking in the background, gone out to the west coast to gaining experience, and pre- the first half shooting percentages were under 30 see what the other teams will paring to take over. Apparent- for Clemson and for the game they were about do about the fabulous Lew Al- ly they have this year. Unlike 1967 Clemson Basketball Team 35. "We were getting the shots, "Roberts stated, cindor. There really isn't much the monsters of the past, these but we just couldn't make them. There's no real that you can do. If you double men have fluidity of motion. Kneeling, L-R, Head Coach Bobby Roberts, manager Jack Swails, Trip Jones, Curt Eckard, Richie Mahaffey, Jim team him then one man will be Speed, quickness and outside Dave Demsey, Joe Ayoob, Alan Goldfarb, Denny Danko, Sutherland, Randy Mahaffey, Ken Gardner, Wayt Ayers, way to explain it. left free and he will kill most shooting are fine, but good Dick Thomas and trainer Fred Hoover. Back row, L-R, Hank Channell, and assistant Coach Jim Brennan. any team from the outside. speed, good reflexes and dead- "When you're on the road a lot, there is more Then too, there is the superior ly inside shooting by big men bothering you than just physical exhaustion. The height that the players mustface are even better. when they play UCLA Attention boys start thinking of all the classes they've missed, UCLA has more than just the Yet, there is the feeling that and they're just not in the same routine of life as superior height. Alcindor is next season, and in the years Tickets for the North-South Intramural Sports to come, height more and more basketball doubleheader are they are at school." quick and talented as well as By JERRY JEBAILY him, they went ahead 50-49 B-9 played well for its size tall. The Bruins also have high- will be a strong factor in bas- now available for order at the Tiger Sports Writer ketball. It was before, but not Clemson Field House. Students with 2:50 left in the game. The with Wayne Addy, Steve Gent- All of the Tiger games have been fairly close up scoring guards Lucius Allen Although they lost 58-50 in Anderson County threat was ry, and Lew Witt helping out and Mike Warren, as well as to the extent that it will be in the desiring tickets should place or- a very tight game, Anderson to the last few moments—two overtime victories future, that the young men in ders within the next week, and stopped as the Phi Kapps de- under the boards. 6-7 center Mike Lynn. So County's intramural basket- fense strengthened. Hair fin- After the first two weeks of against Miami and Virginia. "I haven't had a among the sports savants, the college basketball will grow the athleticdepartmentwillmail ball team proved to Phi Kappa bigger and stronger, and faster. the ducats as soon as possible. ished as high scorer with 28 competition, Jay Hair of the Phi chance to play everybody as much as I'd like be- Bruins have been picked to win Delta Blacks that the game is points. Kapps is the leading scorer with their third national tide in the Clemson will play N. C. State more than a contest of tall men, cause of the close games. Channell and Ayers and North Carolina in the an- In another game Richard a 28 point average. In second as the Anderson team shot 75 Gardner, John Guest and Bob place, J. Frank, playing for are just about like starters, and the rest of the boys nual classic held at the Coli- per cent from the floor in the seum in Charlotte, N. C, Feb. Craig, contributing 16,11, and Niagra, scored 24 points in on the bench are capable of getting the job done." 17, 18. first half. 6 points respectively led C-6 to beating the Architects 73-28. Later the Anderson County Dixie Sky Divers Ticket prices are $4.00, a 45-20 win over the Delta Phi Tom Hoist's scoring 21 points club blew a 15-point lead to In its last two games Clemson has used the 1- $3.00, and $2.50. Clemson will Kappa Whites. Also adding to led the Garden State Five team lose the game, although Jim El- the C-6 cage strength was the to an easy 62-21 victory over 3-1 defense to a great extent and with a lot of have a student section for both rod and Bob Merritt finished games, compete with the Pep superb ball handling of Tom KDX. success. It wasn't something that was cooked up with 15 and 20 points respec- Dickey. Offer New Classes Band and cheerleaders. Seats tively. In fourth place, P. Lambert the night before a game. "We had been practicing for this sectin are $2.50. The Scuba Club, plagued scored 20 points in a 72-40 * * * Phi Kappa Delta started slow, with poor shooting at the start, that since October 15 but the second team would The Dixie Sky Divers, Inc., The course follows the student and did not take advantage of losing cause to the South Caro- Anyone wishing to try out for had rough going against a lina Five, who were paced by always smear the starters. recently reorganized at Clem- through about 20 or more their superior height and were smaller B-9 team. However, son, offers the most exciting jumps. Spartanburg Down- the Clemson track team should not shooting well at first. Con- the 19 points of Ralph Hend- report to head coach Greenfield the scoring of John Howell, rix. Other top scorers are: H. "We finally' decided to try it against Miami in new sport of this space age. town Airport is the present drop sequently Anderson County led Jackie Lee Jackson and Bill more than flinging one's body zone, although Clemson Air- at the field house within the 32-21 at the intermission. Hostetler-18 points for Charle- the Poinsettia Classic, and it's turned out well for next week. Mays offset a 15-point effortby roi, Bill Shain-18 points for the from an airplane high above port is being secured. At the beginning of the second Lendell Fowler for B-9, and the us. It's used when you've got some men in foul the earth and floating to the Track practice for the 1967 Forestry Club, Tom Cochran- Officers of the Dixie Sky season has already begun at the half, Phi Kappa found Jay Hair seamen came out the victors, trouble, and this way they aren't sticking close to ground under a parachute, the Divers consist of Carl Best, hitting and passing the ball to 44-21. sport is one Of skill, compe- track behind the YMCA. (Continued on page 6) some one. But we don't plan to use it all the time." president, and Tommy New- tition, and most of all fun. man, vice president. New stu- One of the country's fastest dent members as of last semes- Offensively the Tigers have been able to score rising sports, sky diving of- ter include John Lanford, Rich- fers a person the ability to fly ard Wells, Johnny Chapman, well when they weren't cold. As a team they are like a bird in turning, cutting averaging about 75 points a contest—despite two Toby Chapman, Bill Jones, loops, and varying the rate of and Bruce Kalley. sub-50 games. "The boys have worked the ball descent. More than this is the An introductory meeting will around well and found the good shots. Joe Ayoob slow descent to the earth after be held February 1 at eight o' the parachute has deployed at clock in the Chemistry Audi- has taken over as quarterback this year and done which time one has extended a real fine job." torium. Films of freefalls will control of glide and descent. be shown and everyone is in- On a moderately windy day, vited. Against Virginia and Furman (there) Clemson the jumper and parachute may blew leads of 17 and 14 respectively. Roberts com- glide at up to fifteen miles per hour relative to the earth or he mented that no matter what you tell some one, it's may descend straight down, Harris natural for him to let up when he's ahead. "They either at the parachutist's de- just need a little more killer instinct to make it a 30 sire. Sporting Goods point lead rather than 15. We pulled those games Competitive meets are held as in other sports. There are Seneca, S. C. out, though, when the chips were down." different events such as the abil- ity to land closest to a six inch BEAR Composer wants to know the score on '67 compacts Clemson faces the VPI Gobblers in Blacksburg diameter disk in the center of a BROWNING pile of sawdust. Other events over the ACC tv network tomorrow and then clash EVINRUDE DEAR REB: with Georgia Tech on Tuesday here. The Tigers include style in freefall maneu- vers. I'm a well-known composer, and I need a new car. lost to VPI on television last season as the Gobblers LARSON With the increased participa- The trouble is, I'm just too Bizet to pick one out. And connected on over 60 percent of their shots—includ- tion came the founding of the CONVERSE ing 30-40 foot jumpers. VPI has most of last year's parachute Club of America, a what's more, many of the new cars I see are Offen- division of National Aero- bach in the garage for repairs. But I do have a good team back and have lost but twice this season. nautic Association. A minimum age of sixteen is required, and friend who is pleased with his new '67 Dodge Dart. "There's no doubt they've got a fine team," Rob- anyone who desires to go PANTS He was given an excellent deal and Berlioz any erts added. "They've got a starting soph who beat through the training and obey money on it. My Bach is to the wall. Can you help me? the strongly enforced safety reg- SHIRTS out one of last season's regulars. Duke and David- LUDWIG son have both lost to them so they'll be tough. ulations can enjoy the sport. Licensed under the Parachute SOCKS They've only lost twice I think." Club of America, the Dixie Sky DEAR LUDWIG: Divers are qualified to train SHOES Tuesday night the Tigers welcome Georgia lech anyone who qualifies to jump. My advice is that you let yourself Ravel in the enjoy- to the Cow Palace. The Yellow Jackets defeated Training consists of a mini- ment of driving the sporty, all-new Dart for '67. mum 12 hours ground work at JUDGE KELLER You'll find its Liszt price is a lot lower than you'd Ohio State last week after being set back by Fur- Clemson, afterwhich the stu- man. dent receives further training at Downtown Clemson expect. And even though it's longer outside and the airport prior to jumping. bigger inside this year, Dart's still an easy car to After Tech nine conference games, six of which are at home, remain on the schedule. Las Vegas Handel. oddsmakers have said a home court advantage is worth 5-10 points. Clemson students will see how S^^^ right the oddsmakers are. 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Remember: Harper's 10% Discount with a Sells For Less THE mnmi mmmMtm WANTS YOU Clemson or Winthrop ID Card Page 6 THE TIGER Jan. 20, 1967 Campus News Briefs Summer Session Graduate Exams January 24 Offered At Tec I. M. SEMINAR ON "OB- and 24, from 7:00 until 10:00 On Tuesday, January 24, Science Building. p.m. in the APO lounge under STACLES TO CREATIVE GREENVILLE—"The sum- the Graduate Record Exam- Six three hundred dollar the sixth dorm, next to the rifle registration will take place on THINKING" mer session of Clemson in Monday, June 12. Classes will inations will be given to all scholarships are offered each range. W. Stanley Finch, Director of Greenville will begin Monday, begin the following day. He an- students who will be candi- year. All boys interested in serving Public Relations, Textile Chem- June 12," according to Col. dates for the bachelor's de- Local deadline for applica- their school and community nounced that the following tions is February 22, 1967. icals, Inc., Greenville, will Claude B. Thompson, director courses will be offered: gree in May 1967 and Aug- are cordially invited to come ust 1967. speak at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, of Clemson's Greenville January 26, in Sirrine Audi- and talk" with the APO broth- branch. —Chem 101 and 102 (Sam- STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ers; refreshments will be served. Students who took the torium. He announced that fourteen uel Collins, instructor; Mrs. Graduate Record Examina- The Student Financial Aid The Seminar is entitled "Ob- courses will be made available Mary Edwards, lab instructor) tions in October at Univer- Office announces that cutoff stacles to Creative Thinking". in the six-week session. Credit —Econ 201 and 202 (Robert sity expense are not eligible dates for receipt of applications TRAVEL FILM Colonel Van Leer of the Van hours earned will be fully ap- Pope) for this examination. are: DANCE Leer Travel Agency will show' plicable as Clemson credits. Scholarships-March 1 J&M Associates will sponsor —Engl 101 and 102 (Mrs. All candidates will take the a film on European travel on The cost of the program is $15 Loans, Grants-June 1 a dance featuring the Berkley Dixie Gooch) Aptitude Test beginning at Tuesday, January 24, at 8:00 per credit hour taken. Math Information, application 5 on Saturday, January 21, —Engl 101 and 203 (mem- 1:3d p.m. at the following p.m. in the Architecture Audi- 100 is considered a 5-hour forms, etc. may all be obtained from 8:00-12:00 p.m. at the ber of English staff) locations, according to torium. All interested persons course for fee purposes. at office 24 Tillman Hall. Clemson National Guard Ar- —Hist 101 and 102 (Jack school or college: are invited. "We are fortunate to be able mory. Admission will be one to offer these courses in the first Tuttle) Agriculture and Biological —Hist 203 (Paul Klevgard) CHRONICLE DROP-IN dollar per person. year of operating a summer Sciences—P&A Auditorium, —Math 100 and 103 (Mrs. The Chronicle, Clemson's of- P. R. INITIATES session here," Thompson told Food Industries Auditorium Katherine Watson) ficial student variety magazine, ADULT COURSES The 4th Regimental Head- The Tiger. "There are enough (as directed). —Math 104 and 106 (Mrs. will have a drop-in for all in- A broad field of courses will quarters of the Pershing Rifles courses so that the students Architecture—123 Archi- Betty Reiter) terested persons on Monday, be offered when the 14th an- recently initiated three students have a fairly good selection of tecture. nual Clemson Area Continuing on the staff. Those initiated in- new work to be taken. People Arts and Sciences—Chem- January 23, at 8:00 p.m. in the Chronicle office on the ninth Education Center opens Tues- to the society were Richard H. who need to make up courses istry Auditorium day, February 14. Kapp, Joseph C. Leyh, and that they may have failed will Education—A-101 P&A level of the Student Center. Intramurals Refreshments will be served. Classes will include 42 sub- Robert C. Oxner. also benefit from this oppor- Engineering: jects in the areas of world af- tunity." AgE — Olin Hall Audi- Everyone is invited. fairs and psychology, science SELF-HELP COURSES Students not now in the Green- (Continued from page 4) torium and business, English, foreign ville branch who are interested CrE — Olin Hall Audi- RIDE NEEDED languages and communica- It's not too late to enroll in attending should contact Mr. 17 points for the Garden State torium A ride is requested on Mon- tion, home and garden, and in the Emergency Self-Help W. R Mattox, Director of Ad- Five. In other games: ChemE—Earle Hall Audi- day, Wednesday, and Friday arts, hobbies and recreation. Course. The course will be con- missions, in the Registrar's Of- 12th Dorm 35, Alpha Gam- torium at 3:00 p.m. for a student go- A brochure detailing course ducted Thursday nights at 7:00 fice in Tillman Hall. ma Greenies 14 CE—300 Riggs Hall ing to Anderson. Call Carol at material is available by writ- in the Civil Engineering Audi- Greenville students already Delta Kappa Alpha Devils EE—300 Riggs Hall 225-2652. ing to Adult Center, Box 209, torium. It will consist of 11 les- An Improved Rack Monster have access to reservation 25, D-3 21 IndE — Earle Hall Audi- Clemson, S. C. 29631, or by sons in such emergency skills forms through the Greenville Forestry Club 47, E-5 41 torium FREE FLICK telephoning Clemson 654-' as artificial respiration, shock, Director's office. Charleroi 48, F-4 36 Kenneth H. Jones (left), a Clemson University' student ME — Agricultural Engi- "ZORBA THE GREEK" 2139. burns, radioactive fallout and Top priority in determining Alpha Gamma Oranges 44, "Zorba The Greek" will be shelters, and emergency child- from Pickens, explains the advantages of a hospital bed thai enrollment will be given stu- Kappa Sigma Nu Blues 34 neering Auditorium allows bedridden patients to rest more comfortably by shift- shown free of charge in the birth. dents who are presently in the MetE—Olin Hall Auditor- ALPHA PHI OMEGA ing body weight from side to side. This tilting hospital chemistry auditorium on Jan- The course is sponsored by Greenville branch. Students ac- ium DROP-IN the South Carolina State Health bed was built by a mechanical engineering class at Clemson uary 25 at 7:00 p.m. All are Gamma Lambda Chapter of University. The device consists of three hinged boards cepted for Greenville for the fall Industrial Management invited to come. Department, and the Civil De- 1967 semester will have second and Textile Science—Sirrine Alpha Phi Omega will have a which can be placed on conventional beds. Electric motors fense Association. Each session would control the tilling unit if it were commercially mar- priority, followed by students Auditorium (report at 1:00 drop-in for all prospective REMINDER will last approximately, one and keted. Looking on are: Terry S. Smith, (center) from currently on the main campus. p.m.) pledges. one-half hours, and at the com- Today is the last day to add Pinopolis; and Steve Shearer of Route 2, Bellon. Demon- Next will come students who The drop-in will be held Mon- pletion of the course on April a subject. day and Tuesday, January 23 strating the bed is Paul C. Watson, Jr., of Columbia. All have been accepted for the main COLOR MEASUREMENT 13 an examination will be are sophomore students, and helped design the bed. campus for next fall. Transient SEMINARS given. students — primarily students Those completing the course from schools other than Clem- Two color measurement sem- AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LECTURE—"STUDENT inars, sponsored by the School will be awarded a certificate CIVIL ENGINEERS son—will receive consideration qualifying them to instruct sim- EVALUATION: INCITE- of Industrial Management and The American Society of Civil MENT OR IMPROVEMENT after Clemson students. ilar courses, but the main re- "After March l,"Col. Thomp- Textile Science, will be con- Engineers will hold a meeting at Dr. Robert E. Bills, Dean, ducted from May 8 until May ward they will receive will be 7:00 p.m., Monday, January son added, "any student now WSBF Program Notes the self-satisfaction that they College of Education, Univer- 12 and from July 31 until Aug- 23, 1967, in the Civil Engi- sity of Alabama, will give a in the Greenville branch who ust 4 in Sirrine Auditorium. will be able to act quickly and neering Auditorium. has not yet submitted a reser- effectively in almost any emer- public lecture in the Chemistry "The Best In Music—24 Hours a Day, EVERY Day" A representative from J. E. Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. on vation form will not have top gency. priority. I repeat, the deadline PROMOTIONS Sirrine will discuss the con- Thursday, January 26. The lee WSBF-FM 88.1 MC. - WSBF-CCAM 600 KC. struction of the new fieldhouse. hire is entitled "Student Eval for individual students at PHI ETA SIGMA Lt Dewey R Franklin, Pro- All members and those interest- uation: Incitement or Improve- Greenville to maintain their top Strictly Taped Music: fessor of Aerospace Studies at SCHOLARSHIPS ed persons are urged to attend. ment?" priority is March 1." Clemson University, recently Monday thru Friday—Midnite to 7:00 AM; 9:00 AM Graduating seniors who plan Thompson also said that to 12:45 PM notified three of his officers of to work for graduate degrees Saturday—Midnite to 7:00 AM; 9:00 AM to Noon and who are members of Phi When You Must Keep Alert their selection for promotion to Sunday—Midnite to 12:30 PM major. Eta Sigma, Freshman Honor Society, should get in touch When you can't afford to be drowsy, The new selectees are Cap- Live Programming: Monday thru Friday— with Dr. Wm. H. Davis Mc- inattentive, or anything less than all tains James N. Calhoun of 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM -"The Timekeeper" Gregory, Faculty Advisor of there. .. here's how to stay on top. Ninety-Six, Richard N. Nixon 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM- -"The Great 88" Byers Stokes VFflV Continuous Action Alertness Capsules deliver the awakeness of of Charlotte, N. C, and Paul 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM- -"Downbeat" REV. ELLIOT TO SPEAK A. Parker, Jr., of Rock Island, two cups of coffee, stretched out 7:30 PM to 7:50 PM- -"Master Control News" The Young Philosophers are up to six hours. Safe m. 7:50 PM to 10:00 PM- -"Nitebeat" sponsoring a discussion by ANDERSON and non-habit-forming. All three officers of the Clem- 10:00 PM to Midnite - -"Stardust" Reverend Richard Elliot on Saturday— son detachment were selected at "The Twentieth Century Theo- their earliest opportunity. Al- 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM- -"The Timekeeper" Noon to 9:00 PM- logical Revolution." though the effective dates are -"The Great 88" 9:00 PM to Midnite - -"Offbeat"—anything goes! The meeting will be at 7:30 not yet known locally, the se- Sunday— p.m. Wednesday, January 25, VFRV lection does mean a definite pro- 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM- ■'' Songtime''—Religion at the YMCA. January Clearance Sale Continuous Action motion in 1967. 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM- -"Sunday Cavalcade" Alertness Capsules 3:00 PM to 5:30 PM- -"Concert in High Fidelity" LOST BOOK FOR SALE: Portable bicycles —Classical The person who picked up Al for underclassmen. Able to be 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM- ■"Mosaic"—Folk, Jazz Way's English Literature book carried in car trunks for trans- 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM- "Sounds of the 20th Cen- in the Dining Hall Wednesday, portation to classes. Contact R 8:00 PM to 8:15 PM- -"Master Control News" January 11, is asked to return S. Collins at the Physical Plant, 8:15 PM to 10:00 PM- -"Nitebeat" it to The Tiger Office. No 10:00 PM to Midnite - -"Stardust" questions will be asked. the Clemson Chapter, at room tury"—Broadway number 147, Plant and Animal Specials this week: WSBF-FM — The ONLY 24-Hour FM Station In South Carolina" Letter To Tom Clemson Theatre Dear Tom, Fri.-Sai. — Jan. 20-21 OULDN'T Please thank Mr. James Peoples Drug Store "ARRIVEDERCI, BABY" Hemphill for his fine article, TONY CURTIS "College: Eight Hour Day?" ZSA ZSA GABOR What is the sense of having The Rexall Store ROSANNA SCHEAFFTNO to curve grades at the end of the — COLOR — course? To me this would in- Phone 834-9017 Travelers Rest, S. C. dicate there was something wrong. Sun.-Mon.-Tues. I have often wanted to know if Jan. 22-23-24 the professors are trying to out- "THE AGONY AND do each other in giving extra work. Maybe there is some kind THE ECSTASY" CHARLTON HESTON of bonus for the most work. January Clearance Sale REX HARRISON What hacks me is the assign- — COLOR — ment given in English 101: "What Every Freshman Should Know" by Roger W. Holmes. MEN'S SHOES Wed.-Thurf.-Fri. About this same time you are Jan. 25-26-27 also assigned four books, vo- cabulary improvement (which "TEXAS ACROSS I can use), editorials, and mag- 25-40% OFF THE RIVER" azine short stories. And do not! DEAN MARTIN forget the 338 words for spell-1 — COLOR — ing. All this and your regular HUSH PUPPIES - THOM McAN homework are good; but give BOB SMART me time to do it. Late Show Friday I close with the following Jan. 20 — 10:30 P.M. question: Is everyone planning "AGENT FOR to be a history major? Clemson Shoe Service H.A.R.M. John A. Mullis MARK RICHMAN Class of 1970 BARBARA BOUCHET ITH N0.11 Downtown Clemson Greenville Branch

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