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rrn Ga'wntot$ l'UBLISIED \VEEKLY BY T1F EITPHRADIAN AND CLARTO. SOPHIC SOGIETIES, UNI VERSITY OF SOUTH CARO LI N A. Subscription $1.50 per Year. Enitered at Columbia, S. C., postoffice November 20. io8, as second class mail matter. Celumbia, S. C. June 13, 1922. E. TI. Folk....... .......... Editor-in-Chiel W. T. leasley ............Associate J. A. Cave....... Business Nfanaget George \Vittskowsky .............Assistant Fant Kelly . Circulation Managet G. M. Dabbs ......... ...........Assistait A lex W aite .... .................... ............A thleticf T. E. Horton ..... .................. Society N1. F. Stackhouse Co-eds R. NI. Smith ............Y. M. C. A. J. \M. Wells ...................Law XV. J. Ready ...........Clariosophic J. C. 13. Sm ith .......................Euph radiain Contributors: C. S. Chewning Joe Horowitz V. C. McCall J. E. fillard C. F. Haselden Coleman Karesh W. A. Clark Enmn Wilson XV. J. Gaines C. L. -lendry "Me Und Gott." Lo, I am educate! I have 142 credits, distrib uted am follows: A hell of a lot in (i'rolup I, covering Ancient Languag1-res, Moderl lAligliages, anld 1'nglish ; still more ill 0Ir p 11, coven( g Hj istory, Exconomlies, Phllilos"ophy, (I Iu (.tiotn, IBible, Ilygiete, Hural Ftconloimlics and Com Iiercial vograply ; aid some inl (1rolI Ill, covering Astemiirs, A (1-mloniy, Physics, Chemist ry, RIfology Creology anld Alinleral ogy. Which truly makes a man Wise. Not oily that but, I have at teided cipel regularly In(l have filed mly churchel at tend n1 1 ards pelr reglaitions%-. Inl addition I have paid $3.00 for a diploimla, $16.00 for a ring, oodles of moley for Mess liall grub1I), breaIkIire fee teriml fee eoffee, pool, peni.ants, and filed ly pledge algaiist laziniig. 'lierefore I am a IInli of broad br.o\w, keen visioll and I prophet ic inighit, knloin ig the needs(1 of thle worbll andit the de maindts of civilization. M* Sta~ite( nieeds me, miy coun ltrt. ieeds mhe, hiumanity needs me. Anid I nteedi muoney. Fromi ( iroup I, I have'( learn-t ed hiow to say "'oo-la-la," "Sit gu iy Shtakespearer." Fromu (iroup II, I dI scovered thia I. A mieicati was discoetred in 1 922 (1 eav e it to me) , Soates was a ( ireek, arnd that. 10coniom. hes has something t.o (10 with lie cott on market. l"romi (iroup III, I hiavc leant'ied toi say "'I alt andti giv<' the cosine"' and that 1hemuists SayV ntat Wood10 Alcohol pluI llenzen'te withi a dashi of NitrPit AcidJ has somie kick. With aitll this liberal (educa iinn. [his nhsornfion of the ern dition of the vise muen of the earth, and a sniattering of Necking III, I am) reauly to give IIy all towards the pr-omIIo ti4oI of the welfare of all mankind. 'hiS sumIIIIiIer I amIII going to run111 for tie 1egishire, anid thus show to the world tilIt vvel a scholar like IIIe, whlo um1i.er stalds the desires of a yealrIing IIIIIIaIIity, will condesv( id to such1 a lowly N estate. Lo, I ami educllatev! New Gamecock Constitution. At last after many vearisonie mtieetings, and much disvissionl the ( 'in1mecock Cost it ition was amlienuded in severa Iver il) portalit respects. The Consti lltion as it nlow stands is also lublished inl this issue as a nuat ter of record. Inl the first place tihe ollice of Editor in chief will aIternate lbetween tle t wo societies teri and terlm1, and year to year, so the next Editor in chief will be a Clariosoplie. By a close vote the aiend Imlent that would adimlit the IIy itialn Societ-Y to control with the other societies was killed. Ilowever, the moveliieIt. hIs guiled streligth aInd it will oIINly be a matter of alnotiher year when the o-ed s will be givenl a voiCe in t he con t rol of the paper. 'Plis aiendilIIet, was slaughtered by the samiie party that Ilade t le hope of tu1rnin1g the paper over to the student body hopeless. The main feature of the new Const it u1tion is t he provision made for the business side. The Business Manafger will re ceive ten Ier cei of the f uids colleted frmIl advertiseiients. T17he duties of the ('irculation Maliager are lm.re clearly de fined and vill be helped by four assistailts. 'Ile (-trcilatioln Malanager will get ten per celit lof the funds ilerivedi from su scriIt iols ot'her th1iani t hose from I he facu lty. I-ol lowving t-he precedet started by Illick abee, editor of t lie ( 'airoliniani, lledals froiii Iow oil will be pre seitel to tle "Elitor in Chief and the Biusiness Maiamger. Tie attitmie of reforiii is aI W4aVs assiIumed Iy t Ie editor oif t he ' imecock and t Ie editors of next year w ill doubhtless vatchi thle torchi and carry it oni. Th'le time will not be far distanit wheni thle (hiiecock will hiav e to be tuirnied over to t lie stuident is a st ep in t hat dIirec tion. The Honor System at Carolina To Be or Not to Be. I [(onor Syst (eils at (01O leges aiid uniiversit.ies t hruoit Anier icn hav b'l eein fa iIinug this year, Maniy schiools iiore or less 1proiniiieiit Ihave gonme Iba ck to lie viistoim of ha~ving mnonitors ini thle exaiinat ion hl nlIs. The I honor (Code, hal lowedl biy so mianiy years of animliate< exist eiive at Carolina, has in recent years taken a slumiip. IFormal isim hna e in nnd it i to beh feared tlat the system here has beeli living oil its tradition. The amendmients of t,hi I pring should vitalize tle Cole, llt whether we are to tiur over an<d float lowi tle streai or to 411it ourselves like Ieln de. peids onf whether or nlot earl1 ( ar-olinla 11nt11 and wvomlan <does his part. A 1Inl 1nd41 woliall mu1st. b willinl'g to report (...eI a1 friend ,This takes social and persol.1 C01uI1e of tle fillest sort. Is this voirage vours? I 1lot-- saY so, and drag not ('ar olinla's llonor Code inl thle Iilt of forualisi ! Chanticleer Club Founded. This collegre needs honormrN organ1,411izations for reward foi efforts along the dift'ereit Iilne: of ()vollege activities. The law against frateritiles also ex elu1des t hose (ireek let ter org4aln Niations tlit fostver iteralr ;IcIieveIIenIt andI(I Iriig togetliei those interested inl the ma<u subject. This need for organi zat ion, membership inl whicll sliall come as a mark of disfine tion lis been sarted at Caro lina in the forIl of a Senliom I1onor Club for the five leadilu selliors of vach Year who will le sviectel byv tle faculityN roi scholarship all i -cievement i college life. This year tier< was orgallized allothier club 111111 is destinled to be a lonor to h11< ITniversity, t hat-I is ti e t('1lit1 ileer ('lub which is composed ol sixteen mien who have showi themselves iiost inteiested 1111 capable in, literary lines. Tiii yvear the cihll has been one oI the llost active orgaInization' oI tie calliplis aid Ile pros peoms are indevid bright for. it, ilee sed IIselr iII'fu lIIe'ss. I )r. ('eor-e A. Wa11uchope, who to 1 large de1gree is I te fouer, i tihe hoolorary president or 1,1 (.lubi). I)r. Waichope tills al ways beeln aict ve '11141 unt iri' inl promotiln . ally orgall izat ion Ihat will help improve the lit *rr lolie of the Iicmplis and inl hi i he ('htilliticleer ('lub tI tills an inspiring leader. CONSTITUTION OF THE GAMECOCK. Sect ion I. Ttie niamie of I hi organliza',l lin still b te i (h~lune 11m14 ope(ralte byl I the Ctlario alry Societ'ies of Ihte I iiiversit of Sot ih ('arohlina. Al'iciu: I I. S'ect ion I. 'Thte t.er'ms 01 (Iflice (of the4 ( hiiiecock shall b<i nin lg with thle opeinig of th<c s'h4ool sessionilI( nd Oninu inii ui l h is o b u r ; t il seco(Il(i Nimil begini with {h<ti ('1ose oIf the first. Iermi ala tcon ' tinu le unitili the cltose oIf th school Hessionl in Junie Sec. 2. The staff of this pub iet in shall colsi.st, of an Edi I or in chief, two Assistant Edi os,i xa 0usiless .\Maager, two Asmistalnf itsinless allagers, 4 Ciru li ion lanager, an<d fourI A.SsiStat.- I i rculhation A .\lI11.ngors. The A11u111ni Asso ciationl Shall elc nalumn edlitIorw. 'Tlle followingp organli zat ions sh11l1ele1 represenlta fives lpoll the ta If: The Y. I. '. A., the (I'liom.tophic so ciety* , Own E'lphl-adianl Society, he 'o-ed ( )0,1 rganizat ionl, inl the I,wAssociation. Svc. It. The E'litor-i11-chief Sill be electeh.4 by 1he Literary Societ ies andl shall serve for one terin. Ie shall be a senior acadllic or law Student anld shall b1)v 41i rectly eponsible to Ile Litlrary Societies. Sec. 4. The As' sistant Edi fors shall be vlected by the Lit era r ov for one terll only. TheY shall conme froin the junior acaulc or1 junior and internilvdiate haw classes. Sec. 5. The Business AMana ger, tle Assistant Iisinless anagers 1and the Circultion .allager shall be elected by t11 Jillt ASSInb11 Ny of the two lit erary Socif-ies anld shall con 1inue in ofhice for t,wo terms or for 01e collegiate year. The ulsiness .a11a1ger sliall collme froin te Senior acadeilnic Or law chsses ani the Assistant Businless Al gers froin thr julllr acadelic or lhaw cIsses. 'le ('ircublt,ion Alanagel. shall COMP froiml the juliolr or sopho m1ore lVelelic classes, alld the Assistant. I lr-culatio)n lla g1s11.4 from the frieshan111a or' soph 01041 411Cavlelic cIsses. Thes Assista Ci relat ioll ala ger1s slhill be appointed by the 'i'i A 1 rr1 t I II.J' Section 1. It, shall be the 41111y )fI he F"difor-iln-chief to 111,11 all assignmnentbs, to direct aml4 to xupervise the work of Ihe x1aff. le will be ehl res pons8ible for the success of tle 11per, .11141 it,; weekly appear an1ce. The Edi(lors-in-chief and ile lusinless. allanager shall be previl ed wit h1 Iledlal of staiard flesign. Sec. 2. If shall be the dluty ilf' the Assislanlt, Edifors to act as5 direct4 assist ants to4 the14 1d i See. :t. It sha:ll be the4 dutly (nre a4 tll :iiver'tixeiiuits for the p)aper'. 11ie 51011 alIso payi, all The Iiusinless Maniage,r shall be tiled.(' to Iten per cent of the f'uinds ')1o(llcted fromt advertise 11isiness Alanaiger' by thle Fac tilly ~'Ia lager1 of sto14lnt activ i 1Sie upon1 the filing with the l"1ucl1y. Manager' a statemient lisementsf , an chariIl1gedi to the14 aIger shalli t wi(e a mtoth miake lo thle edhito)r a stat,emient of the - fiminc14ial (0nd1itiloll of the pa' per. IIe sha ilI e di1rec thy res nons1ibleC to tihe cJnint Asemhly for the financial condition of the publicatioll. Sec. 4. TL,hre Assistaint Mtna g'ers shaill, act, as direct assist ilts to the Bumiless 1hanager. It will he their duty to assist the BusilNess Malager in col lecting for advertisenients. Sev. 5. It hall be the duty of the Circulation Manager to see that the pal.per is properly distributed to the rooms of the students on the campus and to t1he co-ed study. Town stu leilts shall obtain their Copy from the Uiiversity postoffice and it shal1 le the duty of the Circiilation Manager to see that copies are addressed to these st udents. The Circulation a .ager 0 shall see that copies are propely distribited to ad vertisers, subscribers, an( to exclallgeS. IIe shalt solicit sutbscri ptionis from the alumllni and othiers at fthle rate of $1.50 per college year. le shiall be respols.ible to the Businless M.an4ger for ill funds received. The Business Manager .11111 1 )my to the Circulation Mana ger 10 Ier cnt of the ailount ol lected from Ill subscribers exciusive of faculty suilscrip tionls. Sec. 6. The AssistaIft Cireu hation Maniagers shall act under the direction of the Circulation Manager a-s his direct assist ants. Sec. 7. Members of tle st.at other than those elected by the special organizat01io1 shllll he 1ppoilted by the Editor-in chief anld they shall be respon .sible to him for prompt amd efficienitf perforlanice of their offices. A iriu. IV. Section 1. The elecion of the staf .11111 be ield two weeks before the close of eacIh term. A1111oilceimient of the imteet-ing of the Joint, Assembly for fle election of the tall shall be announced in chapel ail a notice of lithe meetin g posted oil the cIlinpus at, least two dlays iefore he mefeting. Sev. 2. The office of Editor in-vlief shll aen111 tviiavte betw(een the two l,itera.ry Societies from teri to te-rm ;nd fromn year to year. Au'TICIAu~ V. Section 1. The1 sftaiT shall - meiet at least once a month1 I inl a nes Manalger shall b e responl-a Hibtle for the prioperty Of the (lamiecock iln the editorial roomi. c' Sec. 2. Thiis consrifution Hsli b e read at the heginning f (If every terii to the niew staff. The newly elected Editor-ini chiief shall bie resp)onsible for carrying oult this provisionl. Sec. 3. A two-thirds vote of all members1~'i presenIt att a meet Sig of the ~Joint Assembilhy wvillH bIe nlecessary to amiend thle (Oin Hf itution, and that only after_ thIree readinigs of the amenid mient or amueunments have bieen mailde before the Joint Assem blv