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THE MARCH The march into the 70’s on South Carolina State College Campus began a decade ago as a crawl. It continued with everyone running so frantically that few had time to stop and figure out just what was happening. Whenever there came a pause, something else exploded, and everyone was oft again, running, shouting, cheering, proud of some new accomplishment or aghast at some new catastrophe. And suddenly it was 1969 and we were about to move into a new decade, the 1970's. We had marched for our rights through tear gas and water. We had filled the jails and finally integrated most of Orangeburg. We had cried Black Power, had searched for our dignity and had claimed our rights to be men. We had buried our dead and had sornehow managed to survive. In spite of it all, we knew that Black was beautiful! On our campus we had claimed the right to be treated as adults and had won a voice in the administration of the college. We had said we wanted quality education and the administrators made many innovations in order to bring it to us. We had walked our walk, we had talked our talk, we had shouted, we had laughed, we had cried. INTO THE 70's And now the 70's are upon us. As the candid camera roams the campus and captures the con- temporary scene, many of us—students, faculty, and administrators—are deeply troubled. While there are students on campus who are deeply com- mitted to the business of being scholars, they seem to be in the minority. The thoughtful ones among us wonder if in the 70’s the cry for quality education will be replaced by a lapse into mediocrity. We wonder if the students will expect freedom without responsibility, success without preparation, rewards without work, consideration without being considerate. Will they attempt to explain their failures by placing the blame on someone else before examining them- selves? Will they attempt to escape their problems through sexual freedom and psychedelic drugs or pot? The candid camera roams. Its lenses photograph too few students about the business of “college”, and far too many about the business of “Just being here’. And that’s the way it seems to be as 1960 moves into 1970.
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION . 1960's IN RETROSPECT en mND Ryan iye Wain Jefe IMENTS 1, ORGANIZATIONS ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL PRCADEMI Coa: CIEANSSIES 00 ) INDEX AND ADS . . 80
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