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CHAPTER OF AMERICAN AS SOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN ORGANIZED IN CO LUMBIA. FrieniIs of the Iiniversity * N A11111111.1 will be ghad to leau-n tiat a chuipter of the Ai nericanl Association of iniversit v Wo illen has beenl organiz4e inl co lumb iia as a resul t of t e nlit ir ing C forts and keeni enithuisi - as it of .rs. c. .i. Thoni)son, l(Nw a1 graduat11.e S014dent, at, the ('iniversit v. It. is interesAinlrg to notv Sonll(! of the generai features of tiiis national orgatizat ion, soine of which apply directly to our owNl alUiline. At the conivenl tion inl Washington in the spring of 1921 ie Associationt o)f C(le it Akluninae( t,141 the( S4ut hern Associaton of Col Ieg(! Womnen tuited to fori the .\ nerivc)an .i\ssoci I ion of 1 ni versity Woien. Tere are only t wo collef..es in Ohe entire South whose aluminae are (ligi ble for i nvilbershipI wit hloutl, probation--t hese ai re Agnes Scott, )cattur, (eorgia, and ('oucher, Baltiiorp, .\ld. The graduiates of only t wo colleges inl South Carolina are eligible -Ild these on pr(btion--are Probalt.ion ieatis that the grad liates of those colleges nanied as eligible oil ertainl condi tions during a period of five years, begining with Ohe class of 1921, he accepted for natio - Al inimbership inl the Associa I ion, the 1 un1derstanding being that, if, at- the end of the five year period, these institutions had not 1et1 the reqiuireients of the Coinmittee on I-ecogni tion, their graluates would nio loniger. be accepted for national membership. Solie of tlhiese re< iirmenilts apply directly fo Caoiaand ou. ;)nly% hope)(* for attalinmient, of permlan1ent m lem hership inl this great organiza lion is Ile hIeat v co-operatioll of our entive alumnae working4l tlroigh the li'o.rd4 of Trustees and I he Stale Legisltu,re. lIed I liese : Ii No co-educa lio iil inst it ut ion shall be coil sidered inl which Ihiere is not special provisions, Ilhrough halls tof residence or Iot liei buiblings, for tlie social life of the'~Otih wone itlenits ; (2) Inli thle conusiderahtioni of a co-edut catliotnal inst itutfion, great wveighit shahl e giveni to the faict that sutch inisftition has a dleni or advisoi of womieni, abIove te ranuk of inlst ruct oP, wvhot is couti d ai r'hihegir miemi her of thle fa'uilty ; (8) Thel in slit ution muish. give a reasoina ble recognitlion ho womleni on facuilty slihl recit theli sal atnd shalil have'' the samiie opporo unity for piromotti on; (4) fact thalt womeni areh P'onl the( Boadrd of rusteesj,1 (espec'illhy There wer betfore tIhis (1( henni es ini the Stna.t. namu CAROLINA SINGERS GREATLY DELIGHT TOWN OF MARION .\l a rlion, A pril 22.-A ar-e -1n14l resIponsive unience greet 'fle i niversity of South Carolina ('4lee Club Thurslay nlighti inl the School aluditorililn., Those who IaI the pleasure of atteilding'. the eniter.tainienvit state that it, was dhe best glee cihb 1 ti1. had appeared inl lar i4)i for a nui II IbIIer of yeaIIS. EIcI Inemnber. did his partl. So well tiat it, is impossible to single any one or mnore for conunent. The nin111bers colsisted of drai atic sketches, readings, solos, iipeisonat.ions a nd quartet. The glee club appeared un11der. tle aulispices of t le Mlarion hainbier of Conillerce, for the est-ablisliiint. of a permaniient curb market inl Alarion. INVITATIONS TO COM MENCEMENT ORDERED The coli tive oil invitat ions lossent o ff th 4)1e printers ile onlr for tihe commIllencelient, ill vitationls to Ilie exercises for the Chuss of 22. These invitations are to be very attractive. The high1est., prived olles are bound in le t her St amped wit h the unli vvirsity seal and donle inlare an1iblack. These will cost 75 cents vach. Then there will be a clieaper grade f leather bound ilvit at iolns at 40 cents each. Th plain invitations will sell at 10 ('(ts eacl. Aliss Cornelia IlI ggins and 1 Ir. iEdie Thomp Son are on1 the conillit tee to See after the inlvitatioins. viille, Spartaunburg andl lIarts ville. Our chief purpose iere wIs to o'raize to promote highei'r eductional Standards inl this State ma w.e silcerely trust that this is Ile beginninlg of a great, mhn4. It is hoped that these four brancelis iaY S( coqo(ea(vte as to soonl g4row iItIo a State orga nizal,ionl. This Associalion iiakes one not oinly 1 parl-t of a national i'rga izatlion IIII. of a \Worl Axsocia iion of lniversitY Vomen, and offers man111Y i[Nvalu1able oppor I unites in promiot ing higher vdlucat iorld i alIt SocIal staI dards(1 and( iln binlginlg abouit a org n''4 iza i Mihss wen oneliz 'l'r('esident', 31ir s. . - I. Thomp Ison, l'4n i f'siy of1 1' . (i' . 1s . 'vs., is ~A ukI1ilene Sane,1~ hu,ecreV'stay V.s irii '1iradnaxI ColeIumbi il lniv. 1 .; Airs(11'i(. ('ar ison, Vander SANDBURG LECTURES IN TOWN THEATRI Carl Sandburg, ai leader i] the "New" School of poetry tha had its origin in Chicago spok4 to a good sized audience of poe try lovers inl the Town Theatlr< Wednesday. Mr. Sandburg'. address was divided into thre( IniIt s. The first, a discussior of .he (luest.iol "Is there c "New poetry?" The seconm consisted of readings fromi hih vmrk. Aiiong the poems h( read, "The Windy City" th( longest poeinl that lie has evel written. Besides this 1onP poeni he read "In the Coo Toihs"I ald others. Sandburg's poems mean Imlor when he is rea"Iding than whenl the re.Idelr has to interpret' them for hiinself. linder his force. ful deliverY, even the most uni imiag.iinaive healemr mu11ist, lav( inad soime thrill and images of ile scelies 1ha.t1 the poel, was at. tempting to portray. The last port ion of t he program, wa.4 a collection ()f solgs Aliericanl follk-lore songs, songs of I le cow boy aiNid of the negro. To tho, a(41omiPnillient. of a nIlljo h( sang these songs. This part oI the progra i as much to short. 'ITe song hIliat perhalp. (1au1sed the mIost. laughter anld en .joyment was the "Boll Weevil.' It is indeed a privilege to bo able to hear the men who arc leadinig the thought of today. TIE AT NEWBERRY FOR GAMECOCK, (Continued from page 1) and their work was about tlh( only bright. feature of the gaile. IrvSselte of the visitors nmad spectuirular oItch inl center field. Cirolina . 011 000 4 10 000 7 5 New berry . 001 032 100 000 7 7 f Peers, W.a-llae and IHolland ("he State.) CAROLINA WINS TRACK MEE1 (Continued from page 1) Il"our hiuired and forty yaro <hish: I lanahian ( South Caro 'ol lege ), seroiiil. Timite 55 14 seconids. davi~el in thirow:' Wai1lte ( South 'arioliia) , first; ( rao'y ( David Soni college), se'olud. I)istanceo I 60 feet. I inich. (>ne ilje runi: Gallowaw ( )lavidhson college), first; Rtc biei't, ( I )avidoson ('01lege ), see 01141. 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