The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 09, 1917, Page 2, Image 2
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E:nlerel at Columbia, S. C. p o'4tolliee
NIovembn er 20. 1905 as S e("u(; class
mail latter.
Columbia, S. C., May 9, 1917
What a world of difference be
tween an Officers' Corps and an
()flicer's corpse.
. . .
Ileadlin---e Score of Univer
sil.v Mn Answer Call of Coun
try. " There's a reason.
Mystery seems to surround the
true meaning of F. A. V. We
feel sure it is a magnified sug
gestion for 'Favorites."
Tht're once was a dlashing Professor
Who was a mnost elaborate (lresste.
Said ie to his class,
"1 may be an ass
Rut 'tt stylish. " They satid, "Yesser.
OUR BAND
One of the immediate needs of
our latttlion is a band. Soon we
wvill b)e e<quipped with uniforms
alnd rifles and( a band will be al
most imperative. It will add
more pe t.o drill thani anything
ekse at present. ['here are men
in college wvho have had1 exper.i
c'nce in fotrmer bandls, andl could
easily organize the material. But
as yet no on" seems to have taken
the lead. We feel suire that some
C)pr nl)')Iise between drill and
bouid practice c'tl(d be made. By
all m- a let u get together and
organize a hand.
COOPERATION
Realizing the grave situation
in which our country is placed,
the faculty is cooperating in
every way with the students.
They have shortened the class
periods by fifteen minutes to al
low the students more time for
study and military drill. The
faculty is also giving credit for
.the term's work to those stu
dents who are in good standing,
and are leaving for military ser
vice. By the majority of the
student body this spirit of co
operation will be reciprocated.
This mutual feeling of coopera
tion on the part of the students
cannot be made more plain than
by a strict application to work
both in the class room and mili
tary drill.
TO THECOLORS
Every Carolina student is now.
beginning to realize that ourf
country is in a state of confu
sion due to the outbreak of the
war. All of us desire to do
something for our country, but
at present every student can not
determine just what course to
follow. Every one knows what
a horrible thing war is and we
have entered into it with open
eyes, courage, and determined
spirit.
The true Carolina spirit has al
ready been displayed by several
of our students in going to the
defense of the nation. A score
or more men have responded to
the call of their country and
have entered actual service in
the army and navy. ''he appli
eants for the training camp at
Fort Oglethorpe are numerous.
From this it would appear that
many more will leave during the
week. Of course we hate to see
these men leave. but when we
think of the grave situation we
commend each and every one
for his noble stand.
Every one owes to his country
the highest type of service he
can render, and now the time is
ripe for the college man to de
cide just what he is going to do
during the national crisis. A bove
all we must keep calm and not
abandon present duties until we
are shown specifically our new
ones. The duty of ('very college
student, if he wants to serve his
country to the best, of his ability,
is to remaii. in college and stick
to what lie is doing until he
knows what is reqluired of him.
THANKS
THEI GAMEcocI( desires to ex
press its warm apipreciation for
the criticism of The Carolinian by
Prof. L. P. Chanmberlavne else
where in this issue. Prof. Chamn
berlayne is a critic of no medio
cre ability, as his readers will
gladly testify. We feel indeed
fortunate in securing his assis
tance.
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