The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 20, 1915, Page 2, Image 2
The Gamecock
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SOCIrrIE:s OF THE U1NIVEIR8TY OF
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T. T. CARROLL...............Columbia
.1 xvi.anl lumbinr Manager.
0. F. CROW ................... Pauline
Circulation Manager
E S. GAMBRELL................Belton
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Idllior.f-Chilef.
A. E. GEER (Clar.).............Belton
Managing Editor.
L. B. HARRISON (Stu't. Body) Duncan
.1 XXiNInl I-|dllorx.
0. F. CROW (Clar.) ............ Pauline
i. U. JAMES (Clar.) ............Union
J. H. BOULWARE (Euph.) ... Winnsboro
G. E. SHAND (Euph.) ........Columbia
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J. B. DUPFIE (Ath.)...........Sumter
H. 0. HANNA (V. M. C. A.)....Gifford
Columbia, S. C., Mar. 20, 1915.
John D. certainly has an oily
tongue.
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Flowers is making a blooming
good appearance.
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Is the attorney for a brewery
called the spiritual advisor?
*..
He may .not be a hog, but he
certainly is a bore.
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The most interesting thing we
know of is the banking business.
* * *
The Wofford "boys call their
weekly "The Golden Treasury."
* * *
The prohibitionists will soon
begin the mfr. of water wagons.
* * *
The man who has most to do
with others' souls is a shoe men
der.
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Order your commencement in
vitations now. They are very
inviting.
* * *
In Mexico it is a time of revo
lutions, but with us it is a time
of resolutions.
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The worst thing about it is
that when a man gets boozed up
he usually gets bruised up.
* * *
Danner, refereeing a girls' bas
ketball game, penalized the girls
for hugging. Modest fellow!
TO THE DEBATING COUNCIL
Carolina has a Debating Coun
cil composed of representatives
from the faculty and literary
societies. This body arranges
the dates of the various debates
and oratorical contest held by
the University. They hold only
call meetings and sometimes only
give the dates of the contests a
few days before they are staged.
This does not give the contest
ants time to prepare their
speeches ane causes many men
not to enter because they feel
unable to get up their work in
so short a time. Believing that
every possible thing should be
done toward urging men to en
ter these contests, we suggest
that the Debating Council meet
at the beginning of each scholas
tic session and make as many
dates as possible. This would
tend to urge men to write early
on their speeches, and the result'
wili be that more men would en
ter the contests. Too, accord
ing to present plans of the Coun
cil many cQntests are not sched
uled early enough in the year;
that is to say, that many con
tests ought to be held earlier in ,
the year than in May. Many~
students do not enter these late;:
contests because they have to
prepare for examinations at this
late date. They would possibly
enter if the contests were held in
February, March, or April.
Otherwise the Council is to be
commended for its good work.
BUILDING THE FENCE
The students of Carolina show
ed by their action, in saying that,
they would build the fence
around Davis Field if the Legis
lature would appropriate the
money for the material, that
they had the old Carolina spirit
which has been characteristic of I
the University since its begin
ning. Every man promised to
do his part when he supported
the measure. Man of us know
but very little about the con
struction of fences, but we are
not too young to learn. The
old time college spirit can not
prevail at Carolina until the
fence has been duly built.
We have shown fine spirit so far,
and let us keep the good work
up. At last, it seems that the
students are going to support
the athletic teams as they
should. How long should it
take 450 men to erect the fence?
If enough tools can be procured
the fence will be built in a single1
day. Of course, there are going <
to be a few fellows who will fal!
short of performing their dutyi
because they are too nice or for <
some other trivial reason. Are <
you going to be one of these
backs liders? Certainly not. We<
believe that the faculty would
grant a holiday for the construc
tion of thin fence. This holidlay
F you not4
ev'ry time i
a, 'rouch, preti
It'd be all o
o an' no pipe
It takes a mighty deep grc
cheering influence of VEL)
ing Tobacco. VELVET is K
an aged-in-the-wood mellow
lined bags.
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