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EUPHRADIAN SOCIETY Tile E.upil-adianl Lite11rY So ciety beh-Il its re4lrmetng 1 last Fri<av I Iight with a Irge a1t tei ln I ce. N v li1 NOf the alum11ni wereI present a It(uI the l r 11001w %.aS extemde<d to them. Th'le followingi porinwats carrie<d ouit: Cirrenlt events-.1. Ni. a1bbs. Weekly orator 1'. M. Blak. Ixtemporanells speaker II ey wardi Broc-kington. Ieme Ut-sol vedl TI'l .1t the i Unite<d States slimil give flnan1 cial aid to thet un1employeil. .\irmat i veT--L. T. 'I'hoimlpsoi. W. (. Godwinl. Netgat iv-( . L. Tvr,W. C. lTe jo10Iges <l'ci<le<l iln favor* (If the negaitiVe. Follovinlg is the progr-amn for Fri<dav. October 21: 01urrent ICrenlts-WV. C. Floy<vd. Witticisml-T. WV. (Iastonl. I Decla i Ier's--T. P). Tavlor. and Speer. Weekly orator-C. 1F . IBarlow. I)ebate. Rtesolve<d That the slimonlhoir Bsill shll( he passe<d. A lirmative-H. 'Jones. Quattle b111111-1. Negative-Wilcox. lIltamsey. CLARIOSOPHIC SOCIETY Ih regular Ineetintg o)f the Cliriosophie Literal'r Society was beld last Saturlday night. Eight niew mlemlbers wer:le electe<d and, initiate<d into the socity. This being the night for the ITrllar election of (flicers. the lit er-arlY )r(gIaml was <dispensedl with a1htie following ofklicers weqre elected: Presi<dent. W. J. GI'aies. Vice-President. Julian Cave: Lit erary Critic, Ilisonl MN. Smith: Secr:etary, L. I . rox: Tre-asuirer, Wv. J. Ready: Rlecorder. Chile S. Chiewnling: Sergeant at. Arms, JoIseph Iorowitz: Monitors. W. 11. G,raham,. W1. R. Cave. Jr.: Board (If Pardons, It. M. Ilope, 11. 11. Crosby, Fred Parker. DR. SEERLEY COMING. The Y. M. ('. A. at the' UnIiver sity 1 has been most fortuniate ini se euinlg Dr). Sterley, of New Yor'k to givte ai lec(ture onl Se'xual1 IIy giene. I)r'. Stetrley will be a)'t the Uiiversity ton Wednesdayl2i Novemi her 2ntd andt( it is hiope<lo that a meitetintg (e211 bet arranged~C( for imt ait the~ c'Ihapelt per1iorI as well as21 for the regiri WVednIesdaiy nighit as5 the 111n ItwhIo w itht Dr. 112all did sucl h gr'eait service thruP1 thie camp.tjs (If the Sou1th ill thet laite war . A campus)lI haive' alrPeuly hteard hin speakil and1 they well kniow the mets. sage lie bings. HeIt is lat presenht (Committee of thte Y. M. C. A. ini te phiysical d (eparItmIent and ('OIltSI hrly reonmmanded. Some Opinions Regarding Clemson tle but I believe Carolinat will win Game. because of fighting spirit and su perior coaching. Prof. lcker-lIiggest crowd Hlarry Lightsey-Carolina will that ever vitiessed a football defeat Clemson by two touch game111 inl Souith Carolina.. It will dWs be a close gamne with the (1n11wes favorinlg arolina. Dr. Sela ver- I 'less (leison "ATTENTION" was deliberatel y holult, lc i University Students lihe A uburntu gi nie. bartr iunusuial _____ breaks (if ck, the game will be decided. it' decide<l at all Iv tihe Good Home Cook sulperior Spirit anld cow-hinig (f the ("larolinla team. Special Rates to University Students Coach Metzger We will witn. rEarly Breakfast. One half block from Brockinlgtonl O<ds fa vor Campus. On way to Main Street C('lem4on. IIaVe finte team antd will 1012 Marion St. - Phone 3964J miitwVei-11 lts. W ill lie :1 (reat bat- -- U NIVERSITY BOYS, Spend Your Leisure Hours With Us. Your patronage will be greatly appreciated. A FRESH LINE OF CRACKERS, COLD DRINKS, Etc. 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B. is the dlegree conferred. in.- TRnATEj SCnooL, with ad vaniced courses leadhing to the dlegree of Master of A rts. IVr. ScuooL or CIvur, INoINSEERINo, leading to C. E9. V. ScuOOl. or Law, with course lead(inlg to the dlegree of LL. B. The presence ofthe various courts andl the use of the State Law Library afford exceptional facilities. VI. CounIsEs IN lIEI) CiuOss, CIvlIAN IIEL1EF, F~ooD THRIIFT1 AND DIETETI('s. College fees for the year, $18, includling inedical attention. For wornen college fees are only $12. For those paying tuii tion, $40 additional. Rioomn, with light and service, $18 a year. Loan funds available.. For catalogile adldress W. S. CURREL.L, President Columbia, S. C.