Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SENIOlt CON MM ES AP. POINTED FOR GOWNS AND $NVITATIONS. At a recent meeting of the Senior classes of the University, committees were appointed to arrange caps and gowns for -commencement and also invita tions. All Seniors should see one of the following at once and ar range to have his needs taken care of : Invitations-James Y. Perry, Law; Miss Isabelle Legare, Co eds; and John A. Manning, Academic. Gowns-Kenneth N. Baker, Academic; Miss Mary Graydon, Co-eds, and ,James T. Crouch Law. The addition to the appoint ment of these committees the classes sent a letter of sympathy to Mr. J. M. Davis, of the Acad emic class, who had the misfor tune to lose his father recently. The entire class expressed its sympathy and deep regrt in Mr. Davis's bereavement. The faculty was notified re garding the appointment of two Senior speakers for commence ment. Y. M. C. A. 'IMEN LEAD REVIVAL MEETING. Four students of the univer sity, members of the local Y. M. C. A., were selected to lead in terdenominational revival ser vices at Olanta, S. C., held last week-end. The revival services were planned especially for boys and special request was made of the university Y. M. C. A. to aid in the campaign by sending strong speakers. Mak ing the trip from the university were: E. B. Smith, Fred H. Parker, Wm. C. McCall, D. J. Jenkins, and Secretary R. G. Bell. HARVARD DEBATE POST PONED UNTIL NEXT YEAR Owing to a conflict in sche dule the debate arranged with Harvard University will be postponed until next year or a following year, as announced by Carolina's debating council recently. This postponement e ne too late for arrangements i.v be made with another insti tution. Much interest was be ing shown in the contest and a likely aggregation of candidates were preparing for it. LITTLE TRIANGLE PRE LIMINARIES SATURDAY. The preliminaries for the Little Triangle Debate between Clemson, Carolina and the Cita del will be held on Saturday night. The debate will come off sometime in May as will be announced later. The query for the Little Tri angle is: "Resolved, That The Uied States should enter into no treaty with Japan that would nullify Californal'a anti alien land lawa." VANDERBILT LECTURER HERE MONDAY. Dr. Herbert Sanhorn, profes sor of philosophy at Vanderbilt University, will be exchange lecturer to appear at Carolina on coming Monday, as announc ed by Dr. Josiah Morse, head of the university department of philosophy and psychology. Professor Sanhorn will appear before the Kosmos club of the city on Saturday night and a series of three lectures will be presented university students and classes in philosophy. Dr. Sanhorn will end his visit to Columbia on Thursday by a lecture on "Poetry as a fine art," which will be open to the public. Professor Sanhorn comes to the university as one of the ex change lectures in the system of exchange professorships now in effect between the university of South Carolina, the Univer sity of North Carolina, Vander bilt University, and the Univer sity of Virginia. Prof. E. Mar ion Rucker, of the university law school was Carolina's repre sentative this year, going to North Carolina. Dr. Josiah Morse was the lecturer appear ing before the students of Van derbilt University. GARNET AND BLACK HERE BY MAY 15TH. Morris Marcus, Editor of the Garnet and Black, announces that the annual has been in the hands of the printers for some time and that they should be here and ready for distribution by May 15th. Announcement is also made that members of a club whose picture is in the an nual must be prepared to pay for the club picture at the time the annual is delivered. The man agement has found it necessary to require such individual mem bers to pay their share of the ex pense of having the picture in the annual before his copy of the Garnet and Black will be deliv ered to him. NOTED SOCIAL WORKER ADDRESSES STUDENTS Dr. Edward T. Devine, known by his books and lectur es as one of the greatest social workers in America, was heard last Thursday by a crowded and interested audience in the university chapel. Dr. Devine's talk had to do miainly with the three fields of interest with which the social worker deals--poverty, disease and crime, and the cure of the ills that revolve about these three. Three discoveries have been made by social workers, accord ing to tDr. Devine. First, that alms are not a cure for poverty and that the only cure lies in efficiency, which is to be secured only by a well rounded education and the de velopment of a gneration of people who are self supporting because they are capable. The second discovery he claims is that drugs can not cure disease. Dr. Devine said that while surgical operations and such treatment will prob ably always he necessary, that the various diseases that beset the human race can be elimi nated only by the development of habits of personal and social hygiene. There must be a health idea in the community Dr. Devine says, like that of the ancient Greeks or the ancient Jews. The third discovery he said, is that crime can not be cured by jails. Crimes can be cured only by the development of a law abiding spirit In the people. They must be taught a respect for personality, and instinctive desire to obey the rules of the game. Crime waves are to be expected after a war, Dr. De vine safd, but such a condition may be increased by stupid treatment of offenders. Dr. Devine believes that short term jail sentences should be done away with and said that he looks forward to a penal sys tem including three important factors. These factors are, a place of observation where an offender may be kept from one to several months to be studied and placed in one of two insti tutions. If the offender proves capable of being taught, he should be placed in a school; if he proves to be irreconcilable to society, he should be placed in a hospital. TENNIS REPRESENTA TIVES CHOSEN. T. K. MacDonald and J. F. Van Meter will represent Car olina in the doubles matches in the annual intercollegiate ten is tournament which will be held at Wofford College in May. MacDonald and Van Meter were chosen as a result of preliminaries held last week. At this writing the singles rep resentatives have not been de termined. The tournament will be held at Spartanburg on May 3, 4 and 5 , and Carolina will send four representatives, two men in the singles and two in the doubles. Six colleges of the state will be represented Harvard University DENTAL SCHOOL There is unlimited demand for skilled dentists and specialists in dentistry. 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