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sudent TneJJage MEN AND WOMEN OF CAROLINA: The Student Union Dance and Concert Committee has scheduled one of the most outstanding Dance and Concert programs in this na tion for your enjoyment this fall. In order to bring you this high caliber entertainment it was neces sary to establish a minimal charge for some of the major performs ances. The entire student activity program, including Student Senate, Student Union, Publications, and other student organization pro grams, are limited in funds. This is due to the small portion of the University Fee allocated to the above groups. Sufficient funds are not available to bring the students of Carolina the quality programs to which they are entitled. The complete program of four dances and four concerts will cost each student attending only eight dol lars. We feel that these charges are fair and necessary until some provision is made which will make available sufficient funds for all of your student organizations to operate an effective and complete program for you, the Carolina Stu dent. JIM GRAVES President Student Body BILL DEAVER President Student Union Professor To Speak To Society Dr. Nestor A. Moreno, former Under-secretary of Public Works and Secretary of the Bank of Social Security in the Castro gov ernment, will speak to the Clario sophic Society Oct. 19 at 7:00 p.m. His topic will be "The Chang ing Ideology of the Cuban Revolu tion." Dr. Moreno, who was exiled from Cuba, has been living in the United States since 1961 and is currently teaching in the foreign language department at USC. He holds doc torates in public law and law from the University of Havana. The Society meets in the Clario sophic Hall on the third floor of Legare College. Interested mem bers of the Carolina community are invited to attend. Placement Interviews Dates Set The following companies will send representatives to the campus for the week beginning Oct. 18 to Oct. 22 for placement interviews. Oct. 18-19 Humble Oil & Refin ing Company Oct. 18 Rural Electrification Administration Oct. 18 Navy Dept. - Bur. of Yards and Docks Oct. 18 U. S. Immigration & Naturalization Oct. 19 F. W. Woolworth Company Oct. 19 Robins Air Material (WRAMA) Oct. 19 Upjohn Company Oct. 20-21 G;lidden Company Oct. 20 S. D. Leidesdorf & Company Oct. 20-22 International Business Machines Corporation Oct. 20-21 Monsanto Company (Chemstrand) Oct. 21-22 Corning Glass Works Oct. .22 Springs Cotton Mills See Us for... PROFESSIONAL lflnogrpamming on * Blouses e Rainwear * Sweaters * Menswear * Linens As Reasonable Prices! Fashion Jewelry Pierced Earrings te Paul JlN 1629 Main Street PART OF TIE CROWD presel the lobby of the new men's compi ministration Harold Brunton offici study rooms, T.V. rooms and pore Here Ai LUTIERAN STUDENT ASSOCIA. TION - A supper will be held this Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Lutheran Center followel by a program of skits and songs by Jane Lawson. Tuesday, at 1 p.m. In the Spanish Room At South Dorm, Lorraine Wolfe and Beth Brown will talk about one's summer at Lutheran sponsored camps in Canada. FRESHMAN Y will meet Mon day at 1 p.m. in the Spanish Room of South Dorm. Caroline Gilchrest will sing folk songs for the pro gram. THE FIRST IN A SERIES of chamber music concerts presented by the Department of Music of the University of South Carolina will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17, in the Columbia Museum of Art. 0 0 0 ELMER DON HERD, JR., di rector of Lancaster Center of USC, has been named the new president of Lander College in Greenwood, to succeed Dr. B. M. Grier. le has ER BY'S on main * Downtown * Richland Mall WE INVITE YOU TO OPEN A CH, *Regular *Revolvmn *Students (Ga it for the grand opening of the M an -x. USC President Jones, Deant of Me illy opened the facility which conlaii i. id There served as head of the Lancaster Center since 1959. He received his M.A. from VSC and expects to receive his doctorate degree at an early date. le will assume his new position February 1, 1966. * * * FRESIIMAN PICTURES for the 1966 Garnet and Black will be imade today for the last day. Pictures will be made in the Russell louse be tween 2 and 5 p.m. Girls should wear a white blouse and sweater, boys, a coat and tie. Sophomore pictures will be made Oct. 18 through 26. * S* UNIVERSITY PLAYERS will meet at Drayton Hall at 6:30 p.m. Monday. THREE USC STUDENTS attended the National Convention of Young Democratic Clubs in New York this week. Mel Medlin, Marty Price, and Abi gale McKinney, club members, drove to the convention with Prof. Donald L. Fowler, president of the Young At the regular meeting of the OF No1RiC1 Fit and p)roper! Slani tailored John1 iiever Shet. land slac~ks with -inrgular emphuIasisi on det ails. In plaids. Scott ish grouind shadeslC of b lueberry, glen green. redherry or neonie, sizes 6 to 16. To muatch, lushl hand-cabled pullover, 34 to 40. ~weater or slacks $18 IIg I1L1P 1st floor & Rich land Mlall ARGE ACCOUNT Accounts g Accounts Accounts igigggigig mecock Staff Photo by Rockholz) i N Veil Block is shown above in ni C. 11. Witten, and Dean of Ad is a lobby, cari room, cafeteria, Around USC Young Democrats, John Justice, pre'sidenut, aninoauuced the accepjtanice' of P'rofewN(r li niound A. Mooreit be co-adviser of the USC YD's with * - IF YOU'RI You Shoul If you're goini portunity to I You'll have ma: Jul, you canp over for fun. A you make the i Head Dor From Sim Mary Shaw Durant has retired i as hostess of Sims Residence Hall for health reasons. q A native of Hishopville, Mrs. r Durant came to the University in ( the fall of 1960 as hostess of Kirk- t land Apartments on Pendleton Street. The apartments were con verted to a woman's residence hall (luring a housing shortage. "Mrs. Durant had the finest qualities that we expect of a residence hall director," said Dean of Women Elizabeth Clotworthy. "Besides being efficient, she pos sessed patience and understanding. "In other words, she had a per sonnel point of view, which is sensitivity to the feelings of others and a sincere desire to help them," continued Dean Clotworthy. "We shall miss her greatly." Succeding Mrs. Durant as di rector of Sims is Mrs. Dorothy Person, who has served on the staff of the women's residence Campus 1'rofe%sor John IS. McCAmaughy. 'rof. Moor spoke to the mon.uiher" Of til lub We n Mdv t thel C411n ing role of Younig Denmicrat in South Carolina Politics. I d Have Your Own C & g to college it's a good op arn to budget your money. >' exspenses and if you're c'are.. 'an to have some money left C & S checking account helps niost of every dlollari ~TIONAL BANK o. SCOdfH CAROLUNA LMSIU fiOiEAL *iPOi ST idMiUA0C COAPOSATIOil IAnCntinfls Ne..ar V.u. Fiv m Hostes s Residei alls for 10 years. She began her term of service s relief hostess and later was di ector of the old Wade Hampton lollege. Mrs. Person was then apped to take care of Maxey when Fashion sweat'er (swet'er), n. 1. a knitte for the upper part of the body, without sleeves and either a or a jacket. In V-necks, cardigans choose from Shetlands, lamb's wool, mohair blen and alpaca. $10.95 to $ tie (ti), n. 1. a necktie, or crava Wool challis and silk foula $2.50 by Resilio. HEM 7N ItsalmiLA% 4e. NgXX a e . T havngaChecking Accounti expenses andI have receipts Then too, cash is easy to lo: You manage money better w: mag account. At Citizens and Southern, the mrg acconl plans. Telephor nearest C & S office, anid best for you. s Retires zce Hall because of large enrollmient it was converted to a woman's residence hall. "Women students of Sims Col. lege join me in welcoming Mrs. Person," said Dean Clotworthy. Directory d or crocheted outer garment with or )ull-over Is 27.50 rds in paisley prints from LICK'S AL 24838 n a re arneedwa check. e bigrason byoth tonee racAk of