Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COLUMBIA ACLEPtS CAROEINA DEQItEES UMiv'esiy -Gradates May Se W De'D rie in One Year. As'a 'iLhult- of '?epresentAtions made 'personally to William 'H. Carpenter, 'rovost of Colhmbia University, the University of South Carolina has-been placed sbh' Clbiita's"dae'pted 'list'with respect to our Bachelor degree: i.' e. on lhe la1s' of ' dne year's candidacy for the Master of Arts degree' briinnig with our grad uates of 1914. In his fetterto-Pt-esident Cur rell, Mr. Carpenter expressed himself as ''ehnSinced that the entrance requirements of South arolina are at the present time as high'as it is possile to'insist upon;-and-he further expressed himself as convinced of "the reality of'the course of instruc tion-ahd 'e1nsequent validity of Carolina's Bachelor degree." He assures Dr. Curiell that Col umbia feels that it may safely aceept as candidates for its higher degiees, on the normal basis, such graduates of the Uni L versity as may apply for higher 3 c'urses at Columbia. This dc C tion puts the graduates of South v3 Carolina on the same basis with 0 other institutions of the first - cla.s in the South. Carolina. Thy sons arise in loyal love To call thee blrest, sublime and strong; Ageless thou art, grandly supreme, Subject of praise and reverent song. Thou art inspired with liberty, .Thyself unbound, thy ways 'full just; Mighty 'of heart, guardian of truth, Holding unstain'd thy holy trust. Thou art begirt with lofty mind, High shrine of sacred liberty; Cherish'd of old, honor'd of nien,? Mother of immortality! -L. C. J. Dr. Wauchope Contributes. Dr. G. A. Wauchol.e contri buted to the iast issue of the University of Virginia Alumni Record a shoi't biographical sketch of Dr. Edward S. Joynes. His sketch of' formier president S. C. Mitchell will appear in a subs;equent number. Holiday Monday. As usual, classes will not be held Monday, Feb. 22, Which is Washington's birthday. Sad to say, this is the last holiday this year. Carolina is thankful for George Washington and aiso thankful that he was born on Feb. 22 instead F'kj 9. ADDRESSES STO EWTS 1 ON 'HONOR SYSifdM x Dr. Reed Smith Gives Fxcellent Address on Upright Iles. At the regular weekly meting of 'the 'stident body, Dr. teed Sdt Smith gave 'an aodress "o'n the ) Honor System. This addiess wasgiven-atthe request of the honor cotimittee. Dr. Smnith saill that "We aire IHAi-d men, Princeton men, Carolina rnen, ac cording to where we graddate. Each of these names has a pecu liar meaning. Associated \With that of 'Catolia is the Honor System, for Carolina claims the "honor" of having formally in augurated the Honor System. No definition can be given for _ the 'Honor System. It defines itself. A sense of honor is to man what purity and chastity is to woman. It is intangible, in visible but nevertheless'real and F4ctual, a force working both 'consciously and unconsciouly in us toward a good end. The "honor spirit" is embraced in the Honor System. The "honor spirit" of Carolinh should be the foremost factor in outr "cillege spirit." Unfortunately the Honor Sys tem is sometimes not worked in the high 90iomis. The college Honor System . 'develbps the sense of honoi; the man of hon or succeeds. The seis'e of hon or and Carolina spirit'go hand in hand with the college honors. Dr. Smith aptly closed with a lew lines from Edmund Burke stressing particularly as the es sence of a high and noble spirit "that chastity of honor tvhich feels a stain like a wound.'' 4,esculapians Organize. The students of the s.2ientific department who are expecting to study medicine had their first meeting of the year Thursday, Feb. 16th, in LeConte college. The following officers were elect ed: John R. Ilarrison, Presi dent; J. B. Walker, Vice-presi dent.; H. Dozier, Secretary and Treasurer. A programme committee was ele<-ted consisting of the Presi dcnt, A. S. Williams, and Chas. tartin. A constitution and by-law committee consisting of T n. . Harper, P. a. Smith, and J. RI. Rolliins was appointed to draw tip and submit rules for the governing of the society. This y'ear the Aesculapians are about twenty in number, many of whom belong to the upper classes. Drs. W. S. C'ui-rell, A. C. Nvoore, nind F. A. (Thward wvere elected as honoi-ary memi bei-s. H-eadiine: "Money in Stock ings These Hard Times."' This is a g-ood business to look into. tLft0NE' 2420 'bI 18' MAIN' TREET ri e'ItiAd I1ll F ost 'Co. -FOR College "Men?s Clothing " 'Ad Ftthilgs., LER Id*ESIR AND :OdIETY kAN (LdTHES-'SUITS MADE TO 4EASURE. The College Man's 'Cldthing Store ---1405 VIAIN -:- -:- -:- STREET Perry-Mann Electric 'Co. - The Live Wires Electrical Headquarters THE UNIVERSITY PRESS PRINTING IN THE BEST WAY UNIVERSI IY STATIONERY Harper College H. K. DANNEI' nid HA DDON JOHNSON, ("amp R7fti epresenfatives. UNIVI We aim hand, T Pennansh evening ai the very lowest rate 'of tuiti eral ih a class. We ai-e org es especially for your conve PlIease talk this over toge us. You will aln>ays need thes4 . M. H. BOW PHONE 1810. PEQI CbLUMB3 We1coine ' College 'Men! Cola 'Book & Stat'y Co. Text Books, Translations and Note Books, PENNANTS. If We Haven't Got It We'll Get It For You. 1'56 Main St. P1ione'1686 When you want the best. and most up-to-date. as well as most reasonable in price in the wp- of CtA1SIt1N( S. 1IDIA MONDS WATCHU.ES, .IEW ,.Gt for presents or own use, don't select until you have- seen our selections. SYLVAN BROS. Cor. Main and Hampion Si. - - . - 'Pbone 104i R EDU C'ED $ 5Suit or Over- $ 7 $15 c"'o"a; C;;;to... $ 9.75 20Suit or Ov.er- 47 20 co"t. '; o... 14.75 25 tio o... 18.75 'Phone W A N 'Phone 306 1330 Main 306 Kirby's Barber Shop Moved to PALMETTO BANK BUILDING First floor above the lohhy. Nothing but first class barbers. Best of service. We solicit a share of your patronage. J. M. KIRBY, Proprietor. THE BROADWAY THEATRE (Columbir'o Modern MovielI We show lieensed tilms iecause we think they are the very best made. Open.11 a. m. to 11 p. m. daily Admission 11 11. i. to ti p). m. + c. -ct p. m. to 11 p. Im. 10<. S. W. CRAVER, Manager RSITY BOYS: to begin classes in Short pewriting, Bookkeeping, ip, etc., on next Monday 7:30. We will make you on possible, by having sev anizing these sp)ecial class nilence. ther and then corne to; see subjects in your work. EN, Manager, ~LES NAT. BANK BLDG. I A, S. C.