The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 08, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
PROFESSOR WARDLAW
AT PHILADELPHIA
University Represented at Great
Educational Association.
Dr. Wardlaw, dean of the Educa
tional Department, represented the
university at a meeting of the De
partment of Superintendents of the
National Educational Association in
Philadelphia last week. There were
several contenporary. associations
held along with this one, two of
which were the council association
and the Society College Teachers of
Education. The council association
controls the financial part of the
national association. Professor
Vardlaw, at the Society of College
Teachers' of Education, met several
prominent men who have written
text-books that are used here at the
university.
While in Philadelphia he visited
the University of Pennsylvania. On
entering the campus he found that
there was a student ready to escort
him over the campus. This plan was
organized by the students and is so
arranged that a visitor can, at any
time (luring the day, be shown over
the campus.
On questioning one of the students
as to the government of the student
body, he learned that there was a
student committee from each build
ing to look after the government of
the students of that building. le
learned further that this plan. of
government did not tend to disasso
ciate or make unpopular the students
of a certain building with those of
another building.
To show how liberal the State is
in supporting the umiversity one ex
ample will suffice. The (lean of the
psychological department told Pro
fessor \Wardlaw that that depart
ment alone was counting on a $oo,
00o appropriation this year.
The university was fortunate in
having Dr. Wardlaw as a representa
tive at these meetings of national
.importance, and his report to the
faculty and students at chapel Mon
day morning was received with
great interest.
Sick and Near Sick.
The many friends of M. C. Foster
regret to know that lie is sick in: the
infnrmary.
Z. L. Mobley and J. B. O'Neal are
in the infirmary wvith roseola:
R. 0. Mitchell andl Paul H-emphill
have gone home for a fetv (lays on
pccount of pink eyes..
B. Davenport wvas in the infirmary
for a few (lays last week.
"Mirabile dictu," Dean Moore a
h1umorist
Professor Chamberlayne lectured
on Friday evenin. t- the Hopkins
FOOTBALL EDGERTON
VISITS UNIVERSITY
(Continued from Page 1.)
hard one, but the prospects for a
good season are mighty bright. The
large number of old heads that will
be back in the game makes his hope
brighter, while the fact that "Red''
will be on the job to train the Game
cocks puts confidence in everybody
else. In short, things look good,
mighty good, for another rip-snort
ing record next year. Why not be
State champs again ?
Bennie Davenport will play the
role of manager and has practically
arranged the entire schedule. As
announced it is:
Oct. 4.-University of Virginia,
in Charlottesville.
Oct. ii.-Wake Forest in Colum
bia.
Oct. 18.-University of North
Carolina, in Columbia.
Oct. 25.-(Offered to Charleston
College.)
Oct 30.-Clemson, at State Fair.
Nov. 8.-University of Florida,
in Columbia.
Nov. I5.-Davidson, in Charlotte.
Nov. 22.--(Offered to Furman.)
Nov. 27.-Citadel, in Columbia.
N. B.-At least five games at
home.
Sandifer (at dancing school)
"996, 997, 998, 999."
Fair Partner: "What in the world
are you doing?"
Sandifer: "I'm just learning to
(lance, and the teacher told me to
count my steps."
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Good ialhes
From the Governor
"Creat boyl And he ea
Fatbvnas as much as I do."
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