CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Hollings and six of the other eight Democratic candidates will converge on the K-School Tuesday for their second debate at Harvard.

Harvard students, faculty and staff can get tickets for the event at Holyoke Center in the Harvard Information Office at 9 a.m. today.

Tickets are free and will be given out on a first-come, first-serve basis, with presentation of a Harvard I.D. Charles Truchean, director of the Institute of Politics (IOP) Forum, would not estimate the total number of tickets available to students, and Barbara Potter of the Information Office said, "I have no idea" how many tickets would be available. "But they'll go fast," she added.

Only 600 tickets total are available for the event, with a limited number of tickets set aside for the press, the campaign staffs of the candidates, and K-School students who got tickets yesterday by lottery.

The debate is the second at Harvard in less than four months. The first, held October 13, focused on nuclear policy. The seven candidates who have agreed to participate--Sens. Alan M. Cranston (D-Calif.), John H. Glenn (D-Ohio), Gary W. Hart (D. Colo.) and Ernest F. Holdings (D-S.C): the Rev. Jesse L. Jacksolm former Sen. George 5. McCoren and former vice President Waltre F.Montake--will discuss Foreign policy.