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CLARIOSOPHIC SOCIETY The Clariosophic Literary So ciety beld its regular meeting Friday night, President W1. JT. Gaines presiding and the follow gprogram was rendered: Declaimer: Williamson, 11. F'. ('urrent Events: Bowen, C. S. Orator: 1arvey. W1. B. Debate: Resolved, That the Unite(d States shotuld oppose Jap 1lese aggressions in China. Affirmaftive: LRe, WV. .F.e, and Sanders, 11. K. Negative: Parker, iF. IT., and Crosby, M. 11. 'lle jlidges (leci(le(l inl favor of the negative. All the debaters except Mr. Parker were appoint ed from the floor. The debate Was as good ats could be expected under the circumstances. Mr. 1111rvey, the orator for the even ing, brouglit out several imlport ant phases of the tax question which is now being universally liscussed in South Carolina. Next Friday night is the (late or the election of new oflicers mld a good attendance is expect )(. Besides the election there is )tler important bisiness to be rnisacted. HYPATIAN SOCIETY. Thie Htypatial Literary Socie y held its first regular meeting fter the holidays Saturday, Jan iary 7, in the Euphradian Hall. \Vcording to the Constitution, flicers for the third term are lected at the first meeting in anuary; therefore, the literary rogram was discontinuied and he electi6n resulted as follows: President, Niss Evelyn Gibbes: 'ice President, Miss Dorothy aiughan; Sec.-Treas., Miss Mar luerite Abel; Critic, Miss Fletch r Stackhoiuse: Monitor, Miss 'atherine Floyd: Marshal, Miss 'irginia Cravens; Recorder, Miss am Wilson: Co-ed Editor Carolinian," Miss Mary Gray oin. The following were elected to rve at the joint celebration next "nIimenCement: uinior Orator, Miss Lorraine lenldry; V"aledictorianl, Miss 'dith Rice. These eW oflicers will I be in I lled i at the next meeting and full attenidance is urged. Let's make this third termi the best yet. LIBRARY PAINTED UP. I )espite the attention that the ,ibrary hats attracted in the last ew wveeks, as typified by the ex ellent edlitorial in the "Carolin in," there is much good work be ag (done in this very vital -part f our University. Up to a short time before hnas the hall leadinug to the maiiin art of the Library was dfel)pes ig to say the least. Now it has een repain)tedl in a lighter shade, ak(ing it much more cheerful. It to be regrettedi however, that is not p)ossib)le at this time to mit the entire building. Lets wake the trustees uip to the 3eds of the Library and muake it still better place. What ' Pep" Is. Vigor, vitality, viml and piunch, That's Pep. The courage to act on a sudden huntch, That's Pep. The nerve to tackle the hardest thing, With feet that climb and hands that cling And a heart that never forgets to sing That's Pep. Sand and grit inl a1 coicrete base, That's Pep. Friendly smile on lan honest face, That's- Pep. The spirit that helps when anoth er is down, That knows how to scatter the darkest frown, hat loves his neighbor. and loves his town Ihllt's Pep. To sav "I will," for you Lonw yoiu call, That's Pep. To look for the best in every man That's Pep. To meet each thllndering kiock out blow, And vome back with a laugh, be cause you know You'll get the best of the whole darn show That's Pep. --Contributed The Wigz 1228 ME Cigars, Soda Pocket Agents for Johne COLUMBIA, C Make This Store ') We Want Y Because It Pleases GOOD HOM Two Dining Rooms. I Good Break fast........... Dinner ............ Supper ........... . (SUNDAY NIGH 1008 Sumter St, (Next Newest_and_Most_Up-to-Di LIBERTY BA PROMPT AND) COUJR University Boys, we solicit)3 you service -: Basement iberty Nat. Bank False Fire Alarm. |find other fields of endeavor that will not caulse so imuch truIble to outsiders. About seven-thirty o'clock, Fri- __ Iay n1ight, somlle personl with ai lrof. 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