The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 02, 1917, Page 2, Image 2
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totumhia, S (C.. May 2, 1917
These drilLs reiaind us of what
Sheimitn, cal led war.
The present outlook indicates
that we may soon spring to arms.
The price of track shoes should
b evalled ru.tluintg expenses.
Some girls we know would be
winners in a track meet.
Co-ed Loves
Iere was a young lry from Salem
Who said to her lover namwd Ialaam.
"A k;; if you can
Come take like a marr
Itut lre'"s .emIn do:wn hard- whien yorr nail
'em."
lh,'r"e was a young lae1v named Mary
lnclined to be rath.er cont rary,
Hut when ILesesne said Keith'svaude
ville's ahead
She noddedtandl smiled "'Oh you.dearie"
A Hrave Soldier
There was a young Prof. called Morse.
Wvho Look the military course.
When his cap yelled "Right D)ress."
lIe obeyed, I c.on fess,
Liut he lifted his right arm,. of coulse.
Kipling A La Quart.
A fool there was, and he<lrank hisquart
(Even as you and I)
lie drank his quart the day 'twaus bought;
Poor fool he soon was dlry:
(Even as you and I11.
TO OUR DEBATERS
THE GAMECOCK wishes to ex
press its appreciation to the de
baters who upheld Carolina in
such a creditable manner in our
recent debates. Altho we did
not win every contest, we won
enough to show the public that
Carolina is still in the lime light.
We have laid the foundation this
season for good teams next year.
and we hope this phase of college
life will be promoted with even
more enthusiasm in the future.
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
Within the past few weeks the
student body has had the privi
lege of hearing several excellent
addresses in chapel. These talks
are generally on live topics and
delivered by men of ability, ex
perience and reputation. The
students at the University enjoy
a decided advantage, being lo
cated in the capitol city, in hear
ing these talks thruout the year.
We have access to a broad field
for studying governmental. mor
al and religious conditions. Be
ing in direct contact with the
larger forces at work in the state
we should be enabled to equip
ourselves for better service than
those who do not have these
privileges. Let us realize these
opportunities and not permit any
small and trivial excuses to pre
vent us from taking the advan
tages thus offered.
CAROLINA'S PATRIO'lISM
Carolina is always forward in
movements tending towards the
uplift of social and political con
ditions. Especially is this true
in the present hour of peril when
our nation is con fronted with so
many grave problems. It is true
that all these waves are not
started here. but the willingness
and promptness with which the
students took hold of the recent
movements is an evidence of the
serious and determined purpose
ever manifest in C'arocina's mar
hood.
Our attitude towards military
affairs speaks for itself. The
latest movement, and probably
one of great importance, is that
of a large number of our stu
dents attending the summer
training camps. In other words
we are doing all we -an to meet
the issues as they come before
Just recently the student body
took a noble stand towards pro
hibition b)y sendlinug the news to
WVashingtonm heart ily endorsing
the passage of such a bill. These
ando many other p)atriot ic dlecis
ions indieate that the Carolina
students are ready and willing
to serve our nation in the supreme
test which she is about to face.
We have pledged our loyalty' and
are prepared1 to speak, act andl
I srve itogether.
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