The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 12, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
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Columbi, S. C., October 12, 1912.
It has been noted by many that
there is not as much music at Flinn
Hall this year as was last and in
fact since the Y. M. C. A. building
was added to the college. This can
not be from the lack of performers.
for, in spite of the fact that we lost
many of our artists last year, there
are still several old men here who
can play as well as a goodly number
among the first year men. It surely
is not caused by a loss of desire on
the part of the students to gather
and listen to good music, for even
now, when some low musician strolls
in and lets his fingers wander idly
over the keys, he immediately attracts
a crowd. It has been hinted by some
that this lamentable state of affairs
has arisen because the tones of the
piano are not altogether what a fas
tidious musician woul(l call in har
mony. It would be advisable for the
Y. M. C. A. authorities to investi
gate and find if a few dollars and a
piano tuner could not remedy mat
ters.
At this, the beginning of the year,
it is fitting that something be said in
regard to the literary societies that
are on the campus. There are many
new men who came into college this
year who have not yet joined either
the Clariosophic or Luphlradian so
ciety. Now, men, it may seem to
you that you wvill not he benefited by
belonging to either of these organi
zations, but such an assumption can
only arise from a lack of observation
and investigation. iMany meni have
conie to college not able to get on a
floor andl face an audlienlce, and have
been tranisformed into orators
through the instruction andl practice
received in these societies. It is up
to every man wvho really wvishes to
mPake the most of his college course
to join one or the other of the so
cieties andl put to a better use the
Saturday nights uselessly spent.
Latest ragtime: "Will Spearmint
hold its flavor on the bed-post ov'er
night ?"
DIRECTORY.
Y. M. C. A. of the University of South
Carolina.
BIBu-: STUnv.
"Studies in the Life of Christ"
Mr. F itzsimimons, Conference room,
Sundays at 3 p. in.
"New Studies in .cts"-Mr.
Schneider, green room, Sundays at
3 P. Iml.
"Studies in the Earlier Prophets"
-Mr. Chandler, office, Sundays at
3 p. In.
"Studies in the Teaching of Jesus
and His Apostles"-Guerrant, writ
ing room, Sundays at 3 p. M.
MISSION STUDY.
"Negro Life in the South"-Prof.
Morse, 1st and 3d Monlay nights
in Conference room at 7 :45 p. in.
"Challenge of the City"-Prof.
Chamberlayne, 2nd and 4th Monday
pights in Conference room at 7 :45
P. Im.
"South American Problems"
Prof. Bralley, Ist and 3rd Tuesday
nights in Conference room at 7:45
P. m.
"'he Chinese Revolution"-Prof.
Davis, I st and 3rd Monday nights
in green room at 7:45 p. Im.
"Aliens or Americans"-Prof.
Cohen. 2nd and 4th Monday nights
in writing room at 7:45 p. m.
"Call of the Home l.alnd"-Guer
rant, 2nd and 4th Tuesday nights
in Conference room at 7:45 p. in.
Noricl.
Y. M. C. A. meeting Wednesdays
in chapel at 7:45 P. m.
Prayer meeting Fridays in Con
ference room at 7 :45 P. In.
Consultation hour Mondays in
Conference room 3 to 4 p. in.
Lectures by prominent men at
city Y. M. C. A. Sundays at 4 p. in.
SrI.:cIAL.
Adult Bible classes on Sundays at
i0 a. im.: )r. M itclhell at the First
Baptist church; Dr. Pearson at the
First Presbyterian church.
Dr. Chamnberlavne at the Triinit v
Episcopal church.
Young men ! these are rare oppor
tunities, and please don't let them
Pass unnoticed. You are the builder
of your character, so beware how
you chisel.
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Mr. S. P. Schneider of the junior
acadlemic class spoke at the regular
Wednesday night meeting of the
college Y. M. C. A. Hius subject
was : "D)eal squarely with all you
meet." Mr. Schneider made an in
teresting talk.
It is the object of the Y. M. C. A.
secretary to have college men talk
to the members of the Y. My. C. A.
on subjects of v'ital interest in col
lege life for the next fewv meetings.
So far 4f62 students have regis
tered for work. WVe hope that the
second term will see the numbler pass
the five hund1red1 marl.
It is understood that there is a
ImlovemnCIt on foot by an organiza
tion of third-year, irst muath. stu.
dents to get the faculty to substitute
t wo years of Greek or 1 Iebrew for
the first tern of first math.
The New York WVorld, in writilg
of Stars from of her colleges in
Princeton's line-up, spoke very fav
orably of "Brother" \Voodrov of
last year's Garnet and Black squad.
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