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LAW BUILDING FUND ATTRACTING NOTICE P. H. Nelson, ex-President of Bar Association of South Carolina, Spoke of it in Annual Address. The law building committee, though handicapped by the stress of the examination period, have re cently accomplished two worthy moves. These are the enthusiastic indorsement of the.alumni .of the University on Fouiders' Day, and the approval by te Bar Association of South Carolina at its annual meeting. The Alumni Association put in the hands of the executive commit tee the matter of assisting the law building committee in its canvass by a committee of alumni. The Bar Association, on motion of Mr. Legare Walker, decided that . the chair should appoint a commit ch tee of three to aid in every way )os sible the movement. Particularly inspiring to the law students was the fact that the president, Mr. P. 1-. Nelson, dealt in his annual address with the development of the Univer sity law school, and referred in terms of compliment to the efforts of Carolina law students. Law Association Elects Officers On \Vednesday night the Law Association elected officers for the ensuing term. The result was: President, E. P. Guerard; vice-pres ident, M. M. Johnsdn; clerk of court, Cordie Page; sheriff, J. B. Murphy; secretary-treasurer, R. S. Owens; law editor for TiE GAME cocK, M. C. Foster. These gentlemen will take their oaths at once an( enter uipon their respective duties. It is hoped by the members of the Law Associa tion that, since examinations are now over, much work will be accom Plished through the medium of the Moot Court. German Club Elects Officers for Coming Term. The semi-annual eleptions of tle German Cluib at its nmeetinig WVed nesdlay a fternoon resulted as fol lows: President, John S. H-oey: vice-p)resident, WV. Arthur Metts; secretary. F. WVm. Cappelmann; treasurer. IH. Grady Goggans: senior leadher, VJanCheave .\. Parrott. Examinations are Over and Students Are Glad. M id-yearm exams enidedl last Sattur (lay and the fellows are beginning to get their nerves ciuiet and readhy for the work of tihe scond1 term. Examination wecek is always as strenuous one andl is especially' so -undler tihe system in wvhichi twvo examsanre held each (lay. TOMMY McMILLAN ' SPOKE TO STUDENTS Popular Carolina Man Made the Wednesday Night Address at Flinn Hall. \Vednesday night T. S. IVIcMillan, of the junioir law and senior aca demic classes, addrcssed the Y. M. C. A. upon the subject, "A fter Col lege, \Vhat?" in beginning Mr. McMillai described college life as a period of transition from youth to manhood. Then he spoke of the necessity of choosing well a life work and of one's duty to serve God and his fellow-man. In conclusion, the speaker vividly described the reward old age held out to those who had spent their life in service. MI. McMillan's address was short and to the point and made a splendid implression upon all present. The Y. M. C. A. is to be con gratulated uipon having in its midst such men as Mr. McMillan who can addlress them upon the problems of life. Y. M. C. A. to Send Delegates to Convention in Charleston. At the mid-week meeting of the University Y. M. C. A. it was de cided to send two delegates to the ninth annual convention of the Car olina Y. M. C. A.'s to be held in Charleston February 13th and 14th in conjunction with the campaign of the Men and Religion Forward Mlovement, which will be conducted )y a team of six of the leading ex perts in religious work in the United States. Davenport and T. McMil lan were chosen as delegates. 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