Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rVe Samlfcrcoti UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA f t 10 While I Live I Crowy'' PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE LITERARY SOCIETIES. TERMS $1.00 A YEAR. BOAIRD OF EIIITons. t E'ditor-fi-f'hjlf. J. M. WELLS (Clar.)Wilmington N. C. Managing Editor. J. C. KEAItSE (Clar.).............Olar Reporters: RICHARD WINSTEAD (S't Body) Mullins L. M. CANNON (Athletic) . . Columbia t T. L. BAILEY (Y. M. C. A.) . . Marion o M. J. SHIRLEY (Law) . . Honea Path il MISS ELIz. AYER (Co-ed) . . Florence J. J. MCFALL (Clar) . . . . . Pickens J. S. SCHNEIDER (Clar) . . . Lexington G. A. BUCHANON (Euph) . . Darlington a H. B. REFO (Euph) . . . . . . Chester o ). N. Kohn (Euph) . . . . Orangeburg o e .c itifiln jX .IIianajer. J. H. MARTIN............Fountain Inn .. xxis011 n If luinexx . 'finalfan r. R. L. BowEN ................ Anderson a Circulation Mantager it E. P. HOMEs...............Lancester Addre.., all business comuniiettions to the Business Manager; all others to the Editor-in-chief. Entered at Columbia, S. C. postoflice 0 November 20, 1908 as second class v mail matter. t :r' Columbia, S. C.., February 27, 1917 f Most time for B. V. Ds., r again. C Water, water everywhere--v and yet some folk crave a drink. v Don't waste all youi breath t "tootin'' your own horn. 1 The "bone dry" law is coming'( and so are our express packages. - C What has become of the old fashioned drunks on the campus? Speaking of overhead expenses, how about the easter bonnets? J a In opposition to the high cost s of living, we notice that ladies' t clothes are still going up. s If you got into a quarrel with e a ''raging b)eauty'' would she be:9 justified if she called to her aid 9 a ''striking blond?''" Some claim that chapel is out I of (late and useless, but it has at~ n least been responsible for several t ten day vacations. 'I When you propose to a girl ask I her in rapid succession, Will you n marry me? Have you any ob-v jections? And you have her, t whatever the answer is. n BOOSTERS WANTED Now that we have the mphey or a new law building affd for he complete renovation of old Ie Saussure, let's try and do our art towards making the Univer ity one of greatest institutions f learning in the South. Start out by taking care of rhat we have. Treat the Uni-! ersity property as if it were our own. Handle the buildings s if they were your own home. ,eep the surrounding part of he campus as if it were your ront yard. We can not expect j be given things if we are not oing to take care of them. Talk up the University. Let eople know you are proud of it. incourage the legislators to con inue the improvements until all: f our dormitories are at least ihalitable. Boost to the young r +ellows who are to enter col age soon and help increase our ttendance. Keep your eyes pen for good athletes and not nly try to persuade them to be ome Gamecocks but put some ody else wise and let them help ou. Become a self-appointed dvertising agent and watch the Iniversity grow. WILL YOU BE THERE? How about going to the game >morrow night? Don't lose the Id "pep" and say "the game :on't be any good" just because he team had rather a disastrous oad trip. If there is anythingi hat disheartens a team it is the eeling that the side lines are ot behind them and have lost onfidence in them. The season as not been a failure. We will' iin a large percent of our games ith the cleanest athletics of any niversity in the South. It is hard D see state championship pros ects blasted so suddenly but be "game sport"-- show the old iamecock spirit-- come out and ee the last contest on the home ourt and watch those Fosteries et revenge. MATERIAL WANTED The editors of the Garnet and tlack report a shortage of origin I material. This is one of our tudent activities and should be he work of as great anumberof tudents as possible, and not of he editors alone. It is hard nough to get the material to ether, separated, and congre -ated into its proper form and lace. To add the writing, etc. the work of the editors is im osition. Let's get busy and lake the 1917 issue of our annual' nie best ever gotten out. Start >oking around you for anything ou think others would enjoy. f you are a thinking person you iight even find something that iould be helpful. At any rate urn in somethish, fooling, wise r otherwise tl TH' thoughtless tall T blank cartridge. He noise but never hits th' to When you stop to think, it's l ittle wonder that VELVI T jj ( so good. Every hit of it has been nafura.y aced -r t-.vo ,cais. SHORTI Shorthand and Bookkeeping are the F and to the big positions with big pay. T opens up to you the quickest, shortest i advancement and promotion to the managei with the large saleries. Railroad officials, district managers and bank presidents and thousands upon thousa prominent in business, professional and I most unanimously, to the fact that the3 GRAPHERS and BOOKKEEPERS, whi'cb rapidly learn the INTIMATE DETAILS of ment to the executive positions with big sal Draughon's Business College, Columbia training institution in this State, with its sl of training and preparation for business (w hand endorsed and used by 75% of the of United States) has the very best instructoi and affords its students a training in Doubl ing and Accountancy (at our usual charge) and [.direction of an experienced Certifi Auditor. Write us TODAY for the cost of this tr you have not already done so. D------RACTICAL. 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