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C-1C 1INIV.RTY oF SOUTH CAROLINA "While I Lie I Crow" Ptisu-811L) WEEKLY BY TlE LITERARY SOCITIES. TERMS $1.00 A YEAR. IMAND 014' miron's. J. H. HATES (Euph) ......... Wateree Managing AVditor. H. If. BARTON (Ath.) ....Orangeurg Reporters: J c. . -icr (Athletic) .........Harnwell H. If. BARTON (S't Hody). .Orangeburg Mis. ELiz. AyER (Co-ed)..... Florence J. S. SPYMMo (Y. M. C. A.)..Sumter M. A. WIumi)ER (Law)..........Sumter I1. J. HLACKMON (Clair)..... Lancaster L. M. CANNON (Cloir) ........ Columbia J. W. HLACKWEL. (Euph)......Marion C. T. 11UINTER (Euph).........Trenton J. 11. MARTIN .............Fountain Inn \sxV1111n1 flxillxs Alaim er. It. L. BOWEN.................Anderson ('irriulatior Manager .1. M. HAG0o 1 ............ .Charleston Address all business communications to tihe Husiness Alangager; all others to tihe EdAitor-in-chief. Ellterd at Columbia, S. C. postoffice Noveiher 20, 19!O as second class mail matter. Columbia, S. C., December 5, 1916 CHICK FOOD 1y Our Owi Len Ik' Mel .uke Ihle or1iginal lady killer Bie Heard. A student's poetry often turns out to be a po'try. "Infernal poipoise,'' Quoted old Mrs. Malaprop, "You give me the staggers. What has become of the old fashioned sophomore that used to take the freshmen snipe hunt ing? Funny, isn't it, how you have to get down to brass tacks be lore you can make a fellow see the point? Many of us were awardledI block "C's'' by the faculty last Moith, and some even went so far as to get a D)avidson block I(etter. It wouldl be .iust like that old rascal Villa to start something. now that"'Rail Road''McLeod has leftt the bor'der' in an unpr)Iotected condition. They (10 say that fresh Mc Gowan has lost 26i pounds since college opened1. The boy proba bly trimmed his finger nails or had his hair cut. Maybe the boat that towed the Deutchland out of New London harbor was one of those tugs of war we hear them speaking of. Of course, we leave criticism for the high brows, but voicing the sentiment of the hoi polloi, we have had more real fun at many a two bit show than we did at the Ballet Russe. APPRECIATION This week's issue of THE GAME COCK is dedicated to the Carolina foot-ball team of 1916. Their record in games won and lost was not as high as that of the previous years. Although begin ning the season under great dis advantages, they gradually im proved by steady and efficient coaching, ending the season in a creditable manner. Not discour aged by defeat, backed by a few faithful cheerers, they fought each game from beginning to end, no matter how the score stood. Owing to the unfortunate con dition of our athletics last sea son, and the institution of the one year rule, we could not hope to do better than we did. As a result of these handicaps we were forced to have an inexpe rienced team, as shown by the fact that but two players who started last season's Clemson game were on the varsity this year. There is a silver lining to every cloud. We have laid the found ation this season for a better team next year, buried unclean athletics at Carolina, and put out a freshman team that was a CrOdit this Season and will be a valuable asset to next year's varsity. ST1ll. IIERE We had begun to think that "Pep" at Carolina had died and were about to run a runeral notice in THE GAMECOCK. Game after game a few fathfuls, sprinkled here and there on the kleachers, sent up cheers for the Garnet and Black eleven as they fought on the gridiron. Old "Pep" recovered from his spell and on Thanksgiving was on Davis Field in form that brought back (lays of days of 1912. The cheering of the stu (lent body on this occasion was nothing short of excellent, and it is to be oommended. They stoodI on the bleachers in a driz zling rain and cheered lustily throughout the game. They showed the alumni and people of the State that they were still alive andl were p)roud of their team. Keel) up the good work! P. H. Lachicotte & Co. Jeweers Manfactrres College and School Medals 1424 Main St Coumbwia, S. C KEEPIN' coc shows a goo good tobacco. ArELVET'S smoothnes -and coolness-is large ly the result of its twoF years' Natural Ageing. SHORT Shorthand and Bookkelping are I and to the big positions with big pa3 opens up to you the quickest, shorl advancement and promotion to the ma with the large saleries. 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