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New York o Big Triangle APRIL 7. Vol'. X V. UTNIV~ERSITYi OP)I SOU)THI C '.k IOI NA, COLU)41MBHI A, S. C ., MARC 3U'i:, No.I PROF. TABER LI TACKINESS A] PHILPOT STARS Was A Gr 'I'liat. "Taekey Party", of last 3aura ngtws Jimn, jain, jazzy, jaiihboree" el.j)yedI to the lithl degree y the O441, young and miidle aged of the Univer sity coiilmnil*v. If you missed this affair, sit lowi and knasl your teetl, and grind themIII inl de.spair, for it, was Ilie ONE incoimparable social event of lie college year. If you were Ihere, verily you had your re ward. A gentle shower 1i1ustl have fallen, for all tlie starchy stilf n(181 W4as g(onle fromI ihe faculty ilembers, the seniors and the sh yest of co-eds. All Nere handed into one harmnio us whole intent 11pon having a goo(1d tine-and did wve have it? Pardon 1ny verhocity ! In the first place, tlie I'ro fessolrs and the Mirs. Professors were there. Prof. Snmowden, "in his usual brilliant style" was 1 dressed ill overali, I(opped vith a silk hat. Biut "1he gen tiellianl who honlored ( 'Iharles ton by residing there -s a chib," coilld not surprise us with anything. Prof Wau chope and Prof. lhavis adled to the diglity of I le occasionl. Prof. Stephen Taber,9 who wNould have thought it, caie dIressed as Simple Simon, and wNhat's more he looked t hIe part! No one coud have been inIa.de to believe that this 1u1eer lv dressed bird knew how (Ob the World WaS and Wh,1at nlkllf( it shiinuny. There wvere iiiore Eds there with the Co-eds of Iheir heart's desire thlan yo) coul shake a sIick at,! The costililes were brillianit, original, stunning an(1 dlarilig. (11(y, get me the (lie tionary us(d )y trs agents of Inmical comedies.) "Tiny" Dickert, dre",sed like It wo , "whof gets thin to m11usie," won ilthe hearts of Iaiany* bo1ys d ru,ri(g and after Ilie show. fited" Jennings came dressed (C1ontinued on lage 4) CHURCH ATTENDANCE MADE COMPULSORY At Chapel, February 27, Dr. CuIrre(ll1 annoned that here a fter ehurICh aittend(anee woul( cent of attendance will be re opiired as at Chlapel. Sli ps, on whieh to repiort yourI aittend aitee or non-afttendanee canii h) Noeniir sat the Miarsall's ofieo EADS IN r TACKEY PARTY IN MANY ROLES. aat Surprise. UNIVERSITY TRACK TEAM FACES BIG SEASON Tentative Schedule Announced With the end of the baskei ball seasi aiil the coilling of spring the Carolina ("iiiecock is tuinillg his adtent ion to track work. The propects for a cliunp1ioniship track teall were iever bet tel at Carolinia. W it hoI. b I wo (Ien fromIl last yearl-'s temIIII, llamiipito aml Ste phenls, not in college thllis yeari amd a promllisinlg array of n'ew mlaterial, Carolina is gomingf to Inike a high1 bid for the state chlamilpionlship1. .\len froml hast year's teaII wh-1o are back are Waite, IFrvin, PIarsoIs, Simlitihi a14 ( 'roshv. A lmoing the new Imlenl 'who are expecteil to m11ake goo<l are Pomle, from tiren ville Iliigh Schood; Lillis, fro Erie I igh School; Prevost Wheeler, light1sey, Wallace, Tripp andl (Inastonl. 'I'le schedille has not beenl defilitelY ar-rallgel but tenta tively is Is follows: April I(-lmsna Clem son. April 8-Wolffo< at Spar tanurI)Ig. A pril 14-Nmth Carolina anl ( (i.gia at 4Coluutilbia. A priI 21- I )avilsoi a C - lumbuiua. A pril ;30-state .\eet, af o llumblia. May 12-13---S. I. A. A. .\1el a l1iton lIouge, laa. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HERE LAST OF APRIL Plans Under Way for Big Week ''le Soutl (arolinia Iligh Schoo iL1.eague, fosterel by the I.xtenision Iepartment of the liniiversily and Subscribed 1o( by tlie maoity of I le high schools of thlie state is ra pily perfe'ctinhg pldans for' thle annu alII liih School Week conltestsx ini <lebating, ortory amih ex pressionu, awli t rack, wvhiich will fake place at thle hlTiiversity, A pil 2; t o 2S. TIheI inive~rsity " wil a iusual1 lbe hostess to thle visitors5, atl will <do all in its po~~ur to inake it ha high school v'isitors' enjoiy li e Orit 8a01i. 'Tlie <'oiimittee On <lebaute, ( ( '(t,iaa fi iel nasinjiagn 3)\ CAROLINA CAGERS WIN TWO OUT OF THREE Furman Takes Rough Game by Small Margin. Others Prove Easy A shoo(ing.. Spree by spark-1i 11,lua a tn wll < deeleese phrovel the lownfall of, the Wolf'ordl Terrier.s, whenl the lialnecocks pla*yed at Wolfor<d, buit ill the rough t1ad har<d Painle at. Vl-'r-1hin ti h(e ( 1 tne rocks. wvere not tble to Ill..oli te a vict.or-Y. lin tihie 1i1.al aine of the trip 1reHsbYterial provel 14) Ilatch for ('arolinta n4l the vil(ek e-egel with the big 'e1n1 of the score. Carolina 37; Wolfor<l 17. Woflor<d foun<l Ile (I"Illie ovk <defenlse iiinpregtuIlbleir out the ga,Iinle anld wAere forcel lo shoot froni ii<lidourt. Onll, Ilie other hauud the ('1ainlecock Iger's ledl by spalllrlman foundl the basket alilno"t. at will anl is a rvsu'lt Woffor<l was soon , left, behin1. sinirk unal sIot (ten lield goals while every-N 11111 [It the lealli r lg i at le'st L11e. 'I'le gam..'1le wa.s dlevoill of aiNy spectacuil I'r phls.. Carolina 24; Viirian 27. lIn a gamlle which wasH roiuigh Il reaolyN Carolilua was <lefet '1 1) P"tirman 27-24. The 1eC Is not lecileil utinil the last whistle a1d was potential of a free for all (i11 uiout. It bore featires of realilis other (lhan that of basket ball. Some prety interference and 1 ack [ing wa-s14 seenl as well as charlg.. g, pushillg, adl a free use of Ilie stiff arim. In fact tlie ga was a joke xo far' as baslet hall Wcis (10C1oerne<d. .jeem'g f' rot Ste Si<delines also Idle<l Spice to the prograli, an<d I'he (ane VOCk teamli who 11.1d enleretl i1he gamleA withl the lhos-t intelltiols ill tlhe worl 1uad of nweveSit y. t (e1ter inII4to the Spirit of i1he game II I(. Sel f-p1)reservatIio ()I led - nal<le it. BIelk le<d in Ihe scoring". with four lield goals. (Contfiinue<l ntage :1) GLEE CLUB WILL TOUR THE STATE Th'le ('arolina ( lee ('hubh has1 l)4''1 prac4ticintg for qit 14aI while 11w14 is now inl goo<l shapeIt for recitIals. Thleire are4 si xteel) members)(1' o)f the4 org)Ii/aniztion, tesi~onu. I"Pre<l l'artker is the4 114 'i'Tih l manage'r (of the4 c'lubi hias IItthrot th statel 114, but1 as5 yet il 4'xneCI list. of etnomIgmet(Ix PROSPECTS BRIC SUCCESSFUL Practice, Lead by Coac] Much Good Ma WHAT WILL OUR DE BATING RECORD BE? Big Contests Only Few Weeks Off New Ymrk is cmining" to) take sweet re'venge~ of last v4u's uni te i that dlefeate< l'rinicetm ;114 Wther. vah-stern I'l'iversities tell i(or i lie oishinghIits of ouir iwn teamu. Not oily that but we welt -('wid.1 ain4l Tenleilssev ia' o ti t fe t niml lloWient IiII ('iel, Cleinll io l a he Wol T mrd freshl ies; tlo vl a perfe-i vear wle. tiith-redlway with the ,date ov.itmrical cmntest. Now rmles th all iahinft uIes ion. What1 are we going to do this yea r'? Was last y a r m(rv 1Y a 11811s inl ithe panl mr are we go(in toI c n will le I II way, plOVi-g glug ill e V'niversity o f Seeth Cardlna has mn of th l .1vost delminig t(eIs inlh (u]try. Th e best thing to 11' is to forget lihat1 we a11re gmod ainl di. riglht inl nowv, soa t hat1 Aexi l(ar we I be able "vil al Ilfietled tvail Io) ('hiivago aind Norilhwestern jIIn i versit y. N w Iat w v have things gol il a big waylevI(is keep the hllrolig. "Ieslved thal Ihe po lic yv of ohe closvd shop Amil.erican In dI u t ryv is justifia ble, is (lh qulel.ror. the N(-w\ Ymrk debalv. Th'le preliiinary w\ill be he(ld mn .\lmrch 17, and4 Ilhe 11ina1 onl April 7. "Riesolved that flte 11'anann1 liils oni A mierica oal s wmi ise vsl' lshmilbe repea'led," is Ilhe query for- Ilhe bip- 11riangile (I Cb. The ET wIill be bel .\lrch 21 an i fi thenal ml the IIthl i April. D)on't oret f-lo.ws we have a-reliufion t luphl, So 4edo ' ur l Ir'll li est. T l'l ' ive rs itY expects it of Y1. S. C. TEACHERS MEET IN COLUITRITA L AS OFA MONLTHL HT FOR BASEBALL YEAR i Clark, Is Under Way. terial on Hand. The saine kild of 'weather that hoas ini.le t lih lds be-i n to sprolt (IT the trees anl the birds beginl to sing al various al sunldrY voullg ileli oni the caliplis v.as( longing111 ghtn14 So w:ar<d C. C. an<d Chicora has Imale Ihe tovs to 1et itcliv al t Ie ol armii begi to baiker to warin up for the comUilig base ball seasonl. Ilavis F'icld is all clutterel up Itese vamlll <aYs wvithI as pirin I e,n.aToIi<..atevs to the I (hfiliecock uiniformi1 for this seasoln, somle of t he old oies cault iolsIV woril f In le k inks olt of thVir 1 arm11is aii1i legs anld tryiniig to get t har .oll ioff timit rests just left itler t Ie ibel t w1hii I lie v Youig onles are risk ing sore arills in aln eildeavor to 1m1.ake good at the start. Carolina hIs a numi1ber of vet erails out for t he leamlli I Ilis year. aind from Ilhe prospects a1 the preseill tiie tme w lleought to have a (halnlIpiollnshi) teai. We can't get worse than ve have been for t Ie las. t wo (Con tiIIed on page 4)I FIRST MEETING OF SOCIAL DISCUSSION GROUPS HELD Students Show Interest in These Meetings One of t he mnost interest inl" phases of' work inl social serv ice evelr attempted on the camllp ITs las been starte<l I tlie I'lli versity Y. \l. c. A. ill the Soci :.l1-vice ".1'ollps 1tha1 1ne0 fI' Ilie fil'st ftilne hist Vrilav iiit. 'IThe idea of these groups is to inake a real survey of tle city of 00oluinbia. Two mr Ithree(: Iien from each class are Ip pointedl by thle leader to inlves tigae some pliase of the sitia tion i ('olumbia aitl report to the chiss at the subsequent inwet iin., at which time I he class <liscusses the timll.rling of th.1i coninittee. Some very inl terest ing wvork is beinig <itne uii it iav be t hatI somte re sults many lbe at tatinee that will iniake 'o.liiiuibis sit uip alt'1 akew 1 noiCe. At thle pri('een time' thle (lasses aire itereste<l I l1asses hia ve' b(eenI organIize'i'i ini 19 teniemten ts otn thle catnpuis. 'lThis is thle largest numbiiler ot classes t hat have ever' beent 4r gaiel4 ainlt lie interest <1lis sho w thIiat thle c'lasses ar'e (14 in g renl work.