The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 08, 1920, Image 5
PROFESSOR SCHAYER
TO TEACH FIRST AID.
Dr. Isadore Schayer, profes
sor of sanitation and hygiene at
the University, will conduct a
course in first aid at the Uni
versity some time this spring.
The course will be conducted
under the auspices of the Amer
ican Red Cross, the regular Red
Cross certificate in first aid be
ing given to all persons complet
ing the course of study. Classes
in the course will be conducted
in one of the recitation rooms
at the University, the exact date
and details of the course to be
announced later.
CLARIOSOPHIC.
C7
The Clariosophic Society
held its regular meeting Satur
day night, and in spite of the
fact that many of the members
had gone home for the week
end, a very interesting program
was carried out. The query
for the evening was, "Resolved,
That South Carolina should
have two political parties."
Those serving on the debate
University of c
Founded by the State in
The University is organized
I. School of Arts and S
of study in Languages, His1
to the degree of A. B. and
worth from $100 to $150 eac
II. School of Education,
sons to serve the State a
superintendents of schools,
the degree conferred.
III. Graduate School, wil
to the degree of Master of i
IV. School of Civil Enj
V. School of Law, with c
of LL. B. The presence of
use of the State Law Libra
ties.
VI. Military Science an
times a week. Class-room
Equipment furnished by the
Officers' Training Corps.
VII. New Coupses: Rt
and Sanitation; English Bib
College fees for the year,
tion. For women college fe
paying tuition, $40 additio1
service, $20 a year.
Loan funds available.
For cataloj
IW. S
were: Affirmative, Hill, J. C.,
and Glenn, J. B. Negative:
McDavid, A. J., and William
son, G. A. Besides the regular
debators, several members
gave voluntary discussions on
the question. The question for
the impromptu debate was,
"Resolved, That no picture
should be shown in a theatre
until it has passed a national
board of censors." This dis
cussion was also very interest
ing.
M. S. G. STANDING.
W. Thornwell
Teacher, McDonald ............ 49
E. Thornwell
Teacher, Smith.................. 48
E. DesSaussure
Gullick .............................. 41
Harper, Elliott
V arn .................................. 35
W. Rutledge
U lm er ................................ 34
Legare, Foy ......................... 25
E. Rutledge
Bryson ............................. 25
Woodrow
Hooks ............................... 25
W. DesSaussure
Refo ................................. 25
outh Carolina
1801 in the Capital City
with the following divisions:
;ience, with various courses
:ory, Secience, etc., leading
B. S. General Scholarships
h.
which seeks to prepare per
s teachers, principals, and
In this course the A. B. is
;h advanced courses leading
Lrts.
gineering, leading to C. E.
ourse leading to the degree
the various cout ts and the
ry afford exceptional facili
I Tactics. Regular drill five
instructions. Uniforms and
[. S. Government. Reserved
ral Social Science; Hygiene
.e: Business Administration.
$37, including medical atten
es are only $26. For those
ial. Room, with light and
rue address
LL, President,
iag S. C.
CLOTHING FURNISHINGS
Moe Finkelstein's
YOUNG FELLOW SHOP
1604 Main Street - - - Columbia, S. C.
10 per cent Discount on all Mechandise
to Students Only
HATS LUGGAGE
The State Book Store
The State Building
Complete line Fountain Pens, Examinations
Pads and other Stationery for Student's use.
We Want Your Business
LESTER'S
RIALTO and RIVOLI
. Theatres
Homes of the Biggest and Best Photop,lays
Obtainable
Nationally
Known in
- Know Time
Bevo has become the best
friend of food and fellow
ship.
Drink it for its purity
- and deliciously appetizing
flavor.
At the soda fountain or
with your meals.
Bevo must be served cold.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LoUIs
--l Ic Gl
gr ocer d?uhi Is and
dealer - -Vi. tors areo