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-pDrt ehose1 OPP$A idb'4 s (1 Vivian Brandenburg was chos en Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha at the fraternit)'s annual Dream Girl formal recently. Runners-up for the title were Linda Wise, Wynn Reed Wy song, Genie Garvin and Linda Burnette. A. A. Mart riamondI See our vast selection EXPERT WA Telephon 2024 Devine St. .... .... They call it THE NEW SUE FOR PEOPLE New Lavoris Oral the nation! "Kiss stantly! Use it anyti ever you want to b One spray does Oral Spray freshen in a carry-it-with-y4 orthe/tmt ,I pudict IT CARDS! This Ite some day rginated by the Cmedit Card ap over In may weI be a arthaland, symbol 0 -status! *R MOV . VFW This y e a r "Mademoiselle" magazine is again awarding prizes for the best articles writ ten by an undergraduate, an alumnus and a faculty member and to the college periodicals in which each article appears. 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Here are the rules: Entries will be judged on riginality of thought and writ ig ability. Topics should be of terest nationally to college tudents. "Mademoiselle" re erves the right to buy from the uthor any entries submitted to he contest, for republication in Mademoiselle." The decision of s he judges is final, and "Made ioiselle" reserves the right to irithhold the prize in any cate- C ory if no entry is of sufficient rerit. Winners will be announced by y )ctober 15, 1961. t Entries (no more than three c n each category) must be sub- < nitted by the editor and the a ame and address of the author t if each article. Entries should be E ent to Publications Contest, a ,ollege and Career Department, 'Mademoiselle," S t r e e t and i omith Publications, 575 Madison c venue, New York 22. Only prose nonfiction pub ished during the 1960-61 aca lemic year (beginning Septem wr 1960) is eligible. Entries must be postmarked to later than June 30, 1961. ~t CONCENT.. AT.. Ot on campuses across hen your breath in ng, smoking-when 't do! New Lavoris on contact! Comes se. ..a pra 69* . SPR AY Students T For Improi 1Y CHARLENE DAUGH1TEtY Staff Writer This week a survey was made D find out what various stu ents thought about student overnment. They were asked, How do you think our student overnment can be improved?" Charlotte Berkman, a sopho aore, replied, "I feel that the tatus quo student government Acks nothing essential. I dis gree wholeheartedly with any ne who says that the students hemselves do not have enough overning power. Mrs. Clot iorthy and Mr. Tomlin are often alled upon to make decisions, hough disagreeable to some, are one for the benefit of the stu ents at Carolina. The professors nd deans are here to serve as orches to light the way; not to upress the student government s some people think." A senior, Ken Wood, said, "It s my opinion that student gov rnment is probably the most ffective student-sponsored ac ivity on our campus today. It 3 the one place where most of he desires of students can, hrough the process of student ,overnment, be actually insti uted. "The campus administrators ave shown great desire for vorking with the student gov rnment to make the campus nore pleasant for us. There are, iowever, limitations to council's ffectiveness, and the most triking of these is in the atti ude of our students towards ouncil. Some students seem to hink that council has no power o enforce its bills, and nothing s farther from the truth. When ,he Monday night council meet Why are some of their rings You see it in her eyes--but th tic ones. Her diamond ring is it meets rigid standards of weight, color and clarity. Nor is this simp)ly a verbal pr guarantee explains how thee Plan lets you apply the full< the purchase of a larger A Artcarved jeweler throughou proud, too, of Artcarved's a1 the Evening Star shown her< carved: Look for the name ii your written Artcarv'ed guari Of course, being engaged is engagement with an Artcar wonderful than ever---orever DIAMOND AND W LAS he Artemd heUag Star iii maedrigu. Ptted atS$500 Yours as National College Queen. to-$ gether with thousands of dol Iars worth of valuable pies. Rog'0 todbe Moay Nurses Name Jane Boyce Jane Boyce was elected Presi dent of the Meditrina Society, the USC division of the student nurses' organization, at the April meeting; Pat Flynn, Vice Presi deit, May Jantzen, Correspond ing Secretary, and Edna Senn, Treasurer. ?ll Ideas wing USC ing ends, the work has just be gun. Where we fail in our judgment of council's effective ness is in our inability to realize what is being accomplished by them. "There are many things we see being done we often don't realize is a project of council, for there are no signs publiciz ing the fact that council is sponsoring this or that particu lar thing. Another thing most students don't realize is that the student council can do a lot to help them in their personal prob lems. Council's effectiveness is limited by the student's lack of this knowledge. Mary Wallace Hilton, a junior, answered, "I think the council needs more authority, and much more contact is needed between student council members and the people they represent. "I think the council should seek out what people represented want and bring these desires be fore the council. Baker Leads Brotherhood In Fall Term Officers of Maxcy Brother hood for the '61 fall semester were elected recently. They are: Ken Baker, president; Cecil Bennett, vice president; Charlie Jones, treasurer; John Steven son, secretary; Jerry Shirley, social chairman; Flynn Warren, athletic chairman; and William Pack, publicity chairman. girls prouder than others? e reasons aren't all roman an Artcarved. This means excellence in cut, carat omise. Artcarved's written xcluisive Permanent Value nrrent retail price toward rtcarved anytime, at any tthe country. You will be vard-winning styling, like .To be sure it's an Art iside the ring, and ask for intee. wonderful, but sealing the ved ring makes it more T CALL for candidates* )LLE9E QUEEN. )00 IN PRIZES nat and National Winners. Coronation Pageant hreld in New York See your Artcarved Jeweler for free application blank Contest closes ?n Plaeae .amtly. Sunbathing on the roof the beach . . . DDD dance . . . last mont h of parties . . . ing of time-how did you spen SEA, SAND, Members of the Maxev 1 Myrtle Beach point of view last Philip Hayes, Inky Cooper, .Jack Hill Davis, Mike Koolkin, Hai A. ). Horton, Bob McElveen, Ilenry Bone, and Bill Nelson. MUSIC AND THl Snapping it out at the Ni were Leah Timberlake and ,Jj and Richard Locke, Ann Reigle RON VO) Keeping with the "SuitcaW week-end will be Robert Walk head north for May Day at Qu( CI'PID'S CA Getting on the merry-go-rot of jewelry are Ann Timmons (Phi Kapp), Frankie Bunting Martha Jo Langford to Ken Louise Stith (Pi Phi) to Bobby Kaki Eccles ((hi 0) to Jacl McDaniel (DZ) to Roddv Mill MAYPOLES A Set the table and made the Girl formal April 28. Enyingll and Anne Digbv. Don I-lair Rice and Kathy Whitlock. Parl denburg, Ed Diuffy and Libby Kaki Eccles, Jim ('osten andG and Linda Wise, Fill Donelan Bob Burris and Catherine Stc Haskell, Mac McE.,lwee and Bo( and Sharon Caswell, Jim D< Hilliard Booth and Marian Chu Fov. I CAN'T BELIEVE 'I But it all did. to the music Delta formal. Dancing the ni: Plowden and 13t)b McNinch, Mary Winltoin 11ughes an]d Fl and Jimo \an sdell, larvie Linda Leiferman ani Will Clarence A bhot t. I larriett l. Marion McGmwen and ()lin N and Jerry Sp)a11nn. Louise 1Ibarne and Tito Nichols, Lettic Estric Webb and Rhtt Weston, Lam Mary Huston Arm.strong inJ Lloyd I .ricks. Toi t he G reek Wee\ctk at ( Heverl y Spears. JIudy Illavis. < Merritt . . .Over to 1llartsvilh IDunlap, IRhett W estoni and~ Fr I T 'S N OT -'6 of c Ions and Devele Panagi in thie It's ma and 45 worste qua8litii warp a comfoi finene: Iight w / For 19 / are ref are ini and thi *Uc.mnge et een A Owiner of the Pee 3ii* dPoind 9fl' 718 Salu.da Ave If Pry w7'v 4C4r6#N May Day trips to exams 'round the corner time's ah passin' . . . speak I yours last week? ND SUN rrtherhood who had the week-end were Vic Moore, 1e Mitchel, Edgar Everett, i)d Ejlai, Jimmy Rogers, (il 1-ennett. Ken Baker, MILITARY -OT(' Ball Tuesday night e Wright, Carolyn Stokes and Ed Studel. AGE! e College" tradition this ip and Al Smarr as they ens College. ROU'SEL md with that special piece (Pi Phi) to Dave Fleming to Gary Bennett (ATO), Osborne (Lambda Chi), Maxwell (Phi Mu Alpha), Williams (PiKA), Ellen r (PiKA). DI MUSIC lance and the PiKA Dream the fun were Cliff Holler and Susan Reed, Leonard Turner and Vivian Bran R1ogers, Jack Williams and enie Garvin, Jerrv Suddeth and Wynn Reed Wysong, lz. Tom Tindal and Blaine ts Whitson, Jim Fitzgerald mnelan and Beth Stuckev, rch, Tommy Miles and Judy 'HAT HAPPENED of Toni Torre at the Kappa sht away were Betty Jaw, 'ird 1koh Roin Gaylor. .Mry %.*Katherine Shaw A B:1en Olorrow . 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