The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 21, 1911, Page 3, Image 3
LAW ASSOCIATION
EXCITING INTEREST
The Law association of the Uni
versity is in a better condition for
work, and is doing better work than
it has been for a long time. At the
moot-trials on Wednesday nights
many 'are in attendance, as a rule,
and the cases are generally argued
with zest. The members are giving
theinselves assiduously to the work,
and the professors are aiding the
association by presiding in turn at
the trials.
The cases alternate, a civil case
being followed by a criminal one.
By means of this arrangement the
young counsellors reccive benefit
from the practice in both branches
of the profession-the civil cases
training them in citing decisions and
tracing authorities, and the criminal
cases giving them care in presenting
their cause to the jury.
A few weeks ago the greatest
movement in the annals of the Uni
versity was launched, when the coi
bined classes of the law school in
augurated a plan by which they
hope to place on the campus a well
equipped modern $40,000.00 law
.5 building. This great work was
d conceived by the senior in age and
experience in the second class. A
man with ten years' success in the
business world, lie now devotes
some of that energy and thrift,
characteristic of himself, to the law
school of the University. The miiim
bers of the classes have taken hold
of the proposition enthusiastically,
subscribing from $50-00 ul)ward at
the initial meeting, aggregating
nearly $4,000.00.
A committee is now presenting
the matter by means of correspond
ence to the law alumni of the Uni
versity, and to prominent and infnu
ential citizens over the State.
A banquet is now being discussed,
at which the prominent members of
the bar will be in attendance, and
will have the magnitude and inipor
tance of the campaign presented to
them.
CAROLINA AND CITADEL
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spontaneous individual imllse un
der a feeling of strong provocation
to go out and tell the official lie was
tinsatisfactory and should get off.
The adlherents of the opposing teams
closed in at the same time and it
wvould be useless to make assertions
as to who wer~e assaulters and as
saulted.
-"It is my opinion that there is no
sensible reason for any prolonged
misunderstanding betwveen the stu
dent bodies, and that the sooner the
incident is closed the quicker wvill
any animosities wvhich hav'e been
arousedl subside. It is my earnest
wish to p)revenlt any estrangement
betwveen the two institutions, a dIe
sire wvhich I must believe is shared
by all true friends of both the Uni
versity and the Citadel. Very truly
yours, 0. J. Bond,
"Superintendent."
OH! THAT CHRISTMAS DINNER.
Christmas is nearing at a rapid pace,
With its turkey and cakes and pies;
It makes us wish again and again
That our stomaclis were as big as
our eyes.
I can see that big fat gobbler,
Strutting across the yard;
Strut while you may, old fellow,
But Christmas is pressing you
hard.
I can see that turkey a roasting,
I can see him sputter and hop;
Don't eat so much, you foolish boy!
Or you will surely pop.
The table is now loaded and bend
ing,
With its turkey and fruits and
cake;
Oh! do be careful, you silly boy I
Or you'll have the stomach ache.
J. L. Greene.
ALLAN AND GRAYDON'S
"OWED" TO LOVE
Ethereal vision, child of grace,
Thy beauteous form, thy glorious
face,
Do spread a lustre on my path,
Turn tears to smiles, and banish
wrath.
O to feel that thou art near,
And the music of thy voice to hear,
0, thou so dear.
Thy faultless form and fairy face
to see,
What more, 0 goddess, could I ask
but thee,
0 Sweet Divinity.
Clad in nature's garments rare,
'hy pink rabbit eyes, and carroty
hair,
(I couldn't get the rhyme) but yet
I chant:
"Thou (lost remind me of a hot
house plant."
Now thy love can thou bestow it,
Thou art lovely, thy face doth show
it.
And thou doth know it.
For thee my love my heart doth in
anguish cry.
For thee, beloved, I'd lay me down
in peace to die.
This is an awful lie.
O goddess of beauty, and infinite
charm,
In writing these lines, I'll do thee
no harm.
I think of thee sweetly from morn
ing till night,
Though my words run amuck, yet
perforce I must wvrite.
O echo of friendship, should you
look behind
This crudeness of wvords, I'm sure
you would find
An adoring mind.
A mind that links light laughter
with love,
A mind that adores thee as one
from above,
0 teedIle dee dee.
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"TOMATO."
It was on a bright clay in the au
tumn,
The races had just begun,
I bet on a horse named "Tomato,"
Marked up at a hundred to one.
The horses were brought to the bar
rier,
A shout and they were off like a
host,
I rushed to the fence and looked
over,
And "Tomato" was left at the post.
A. E.
Coming to the Lyric: "From the
Bottom of the Sea" (Imp) two reels.
John Hoey can't win on the
horses at the track now, but is sure
to cop when "Strike A Light"
comes. The tip to John is that
"Strike A Light" is Right.
Perfect Photography-Absolutely
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Mary was a pretty lass in college
at C. C.
She got away one day before her
sport at U. S. C.
But he left that day to be with her,
which was against the rule.
Now Mary's got another sport-her
old one's out of school.
Warm, comfortable theatre-The
Lyric.
An optimist is a fellow vho can
make lemonade from the lemons
that the college girls give him.
Educational, instructive, the Lyric
programmes daily.
M. L KINARD
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