Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Eije mastseori UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA While I Live I Crowl" PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE LITERARY SOCIETIES. TERMs $1.50 A YEAR. I-|'difor-in-C'hlef. R. W. WADE (Euph)..........Chestei Managing Editor. M. W. PRICE (S't Body) Danville, Va. Reporters: T. M. JONES (Enph).........Columbia I). N. KOHN (Euph).......Orangeburg C. M. WILSON (Clar) ......Newberry W. C. MANN (Clar) ...........PickenE R. R. HARLEY (Clar)........Allendalc 1). J. CRIER (Ath)......St. MatthewE .1. B. BATES (Y M C A) ...... Eastovei A. E. MERRIMON (Law) .......Sumtei Miss E. W. AYER (Co-ed) .... Florence Ituxiness .1Manager. L. B. TEMPLETON, JR. ... Cross Anchoi Ixmixtunt itniness Atavniger. I). S. POLER...................Aiker Circulation Manager IP. K. SMITH ...............Batesburp Address all business communications to the Business Manager; all otheri to the Editor-in-chief. P',nterd at Columbia, S. C. postoffic( Novenhei 20. 1908 as second clasi mail matter. Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1916. "Shakespeare for a day" -- J.S Extravagance -the other girl' Easter hat.. We object to Robin Hood crown ing e queen. When will the candy man b back? Ask Featherstone. Wanted to know: what brant of cigarettes Prof. Teepl( smokes. We know one man at least wh< has been living in the land oJ dreams since Friday afternoon, We wonder if Hugh Hans will tell those prohibitionist, about that Civic Club banquet Bugles, dances, and parade, are alright, but it makes thing, mighty rough for the member. of a certain class we know. With this issue the present staf will finish its work on THI GAMECOCK. It is a mixed feeljng of gladness and regret that wi go) to press for the last time We have a feeling of gladnes: that always accompanies the close of a definite period of work We feel the regret that come: from leaving behind that whiel is passed over but poorly (lone We have read with interes and pleasure the papers tha came to us from other colege and have profited by the worl of others more competent. To the inconing staff we ex tend our best wishes and hop4 they will accomplish what wo have failed. GET BUSY There are eight more weeks if this term and there are onll about five weeks before exam. start. Now is the time for us to ge busy with our lessons, and avoi< the rush at the end. "Hasti makes waste" so get busy an< begin to bone for the cominj finals. "When a task is once begui never leave it till it's done" Start your studying before it ii too late, and do your task, a best you can. EASTER WEEK A few more weeks and th4 coming event of examination will be casting its shadow ove: the life of the campus. That is it will cast a shadow for thos4 who are not prepared, or wh< have not been using their tim< for the past ten weeks. The Easter festivities will b the last thing that will happei in the way of breaking th steady grind that will brin every one in its way durinj next month. If it is to be week of pleasure and wort] while every student must tak part. Success depends, not upon wha some do, but what all do. W do not have a holiday but thi should not prevent anyone fror having a good time. This is t be your Easter week, our Easte week, each and everyone d, your part to make it a success. REGARD FOR PROPERTY All the property of the Uni versity belongs to every student Every student has the right an< privilege to use this property fo his benefit so long as he does no abuse the property in such L'way as to encroach upon th rights of others. We understand that leave have been torn from some of th books in the library, and th magazines in Flinn Hall. Ofte: men injure property throug mere thoughtlessness withou thinking of affecting the right of. others, certainly with no ir tention of doing wrong. Buti hardly seems possible that on could out of mere thoughtless ness mutilate books in the librar and magazines in Flinn Hall. This damage to books migh not have been done by a studeni and wve would rather believ that it was not; but the fac stands, and it is your business the business of of every one, t Lsee that the offense does not oc cur ag-ain. CHOOSE a would - I bacco. Don ain't worth an' that you like better ei day. Offers You will will have t sued your 1 training ini Bookkeeping are worth a great de Let us prepare Y t Shorthand and Typewriting al Our system easiest CALL FOI M. H. BOI r Manson Building You Will F t What START SA C. W. S TEtS, t General Agent outhec Si Vt ti The College Man's t Clothing Store 1405 M AIN S T REE T friend like you ro' smokin' to t have one that keepin' always - won't grow to r'ry I A Special 25 Per Cent. Discount to the Univ ersity of South Carolina Men. be glad you attend our college, for you ie satisfaction of knowing that you pur course in the most thorough business titution in the South. and Penmanship al to a man in business. OU in these branches. will aid you in your college work learned. Join class now. PARTICULARS 4VEN, Manager 1207 Taylor Street inally be Worth Only You Save VING TO-DAY rstern Life "'Mell rsen iae Bank Building OPEN ON SUNDAY 1345 Main St. Phone 372 The Savoy S. W WESBERRY, Prop. Hot Lunches, Candy Cigars and Tobacco New Fountain & Pool Room Installed COLLECE BOYS ESPECIALLY INVITED