The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 21, 1923, COLLEGE NIGHT EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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'RI DAN'. SI+', IN113.R 21. 1923
KIDITORIAL, STAF F:
MeIride DabbsI ................ Editor
Caloiun Th mas ............ Associate:
S. \V. I,iel ............... Associate
Fred Mlinshall ..............Cartom ist
BUSINESS.
Frank T. Mleeks..............Manager
.. M. W ilson................Assistant
C. 13. \\'illiams..............Circulation
GAMECOCK FEATHERS
Carolina is going forward. If you
are in front pull if behind push.
If voil can't d either, then cheer the
procession.
It's easy to have "pup" at a football
gale. bunt it's different in a classroom.
It's natural to smile and say "Hello
14 thoe wIto smile back; but to the
0thers we feel like saying H 12.1,1 - .
every stil(vit \orkedI as hard for
Cai-4,lila as I)r. MlIt' n w u l t this
1' a uniiversitv
I a crowin:i Ganececk nit a croak
11 4/ Olile.
C."ch wiiil ptt. mt the 'Teai, but the
w ck tie ,eam ill win or lose
th: gamles.
('artlina Irit. lat. :61d alway\s; but
tnsyashwill he%II It(,irs/
A FOREWORD
\\hen a IloW ,t;ltT come-, inl and
aksCh:'rg9 of tHev (Pimccock it i
otary (-; c ll4 this fIt to tlI
attentio of the stldesll ailn ash
t1 1 i r co-oierat ionl in gett ing olit, I e
paper. \\e, : n1.w staf I.. feel thiat
whl;ltever i.,u; t mm-y to -Io we will
do, hecallst our 1'Ili s will be' Very
"t h (1sapp(i IId it it is lot donle.
lII 1 cours,. we reai tIhat th is lirst
itora c evlin i * . .y
r t i h
(g - * ' i 1., :'ut lth v! u t
" " ar Plit hrA.V - r i ll hing iqllm
It)
'44'. so~ that1 th wr4ite te 141 rli
414' andIl turn11 iln 4n1 Io the stt
in that way we woiItIha 4
wa 1 wit b 1oy but W.he copyII
44 eo .id itd byI s the stud(enIts 0
tt' ll '1eri (to Souith Car1olina tha
iioubti he tru1ly~ i:a1lld a situldent 1)11
l1iItionI.
lIl thile situdi tslI thIis year41 ws'il kee
thlinigs lively' 4)n 1th4 campu111s so thia
there will het some)4 ne4ws iln thi1
14Pawrs of (our land. \\'e wold( in
sad uly d isa pr:in ted if' some'tinl
doe)4sn't happen soonI. Th'Iat dloes 110
Inll 4'(that11 we are 14ad(1voeninlg ai fgh
he41 wen P1 he Sophornores and1( th
i'r'4'hlmen; 1or1 doe's it. le(alln Itat w
pal int the city red. Trha ti all41 ol.
stuff; let's have somting newM an' if
ori1ginal1. JIIessed he the one whi
A"5 ol we1 than 111k the 4'xi telnt hod
tor the 4 hearty~ support that we knot
Stey are~4 going to give us. The men
her1s of the staoff will hatve so l ittl
to do that.111 I tey will sign~ up for th
hiardest ('our1ses givyen and1( mak
''A.'s'' (il ('very one. 'lThe GIamecoc
('11n he ediitell ill 0(dd mom1)ents. Th
variety' of our1 work will make it
PaStime14. WI' tIta, k ..u
COLLEGE NIGHT
"lello. glad to see you back again.
What did you (o this summer?"
"Oh. iothiig much. \Vhat did you
(1? You are looking fine; vacation
Must have agreed with you."
Such are the greetings that we have
bcen hearirg oil the campus durilg the
lat few days. They m.ay sound trite
and cmllonmlnplace to an1 outsider but
we know there is much more meant
th.an has beenl said. We have but left
Mll hoein and come )ack to another;
we have come back to our friends-of
the student body, of the faculty, and of
Columbia; we have come back to our
University and although our words of
welcome may be commonplace the
spirit behind them is fiot.
Tonight our welcomes to the iew
men and our rendwals of friendship
with the old culminates i.n College
Night. To the old students this means
a strengthening and revival of "College
Spirit". To the new students it will
be a novelty, a gramid display of "pcp";
but it will mean the awakening of their
"College Spirit." To all it ought to
ieati a determination to stick together
and push every activity that goes to
make a "Greater Carolina."
An(I a "Greater Carolina" is not made
mit (if athletics, or studies, or the Y.
.\. C.. A., or tile literary societies, or
the social clubs, or the faculty, or the
Atudent btody ; not by any one of these
Ithilngs a e will the [7niversitv go for
wr.butl by aill of theml. \Ve mu11st
back every worthwhile activity (n tile
campusils, If ;1,ny\, of these thiligs that go
t1 make upl tile University is excluded
th *U ivert*ISity will be one-si<l . If
w.w t.ae the true slirit we will plish.
ill. and back all tile gol things that
are making a "Greater Carolina."
)o
PEP
C. weather is coming and we call
ictl thc bi> m) Itovinig faster throulh
tul bdi;we canIl ictIl thle Od-tile
nt llt h iinilt1( It i ons i miet l;it as we
katch th't fI1tball pratlic.e . ;\l IIg
a I V stis i ctl We iecl gilmd but ei a
umll ttle i t IlltlI will.
w wi ntcare so much abt exert
qii'SelVtes. Yet t ile T am is mtt ,
iti- r v r day workinIg and s ti
ir Car,olina. It isn't icar as hard f"r
I t1 i mlilt, It) a pep mIleetilt tillo ' It t I
' Il ill to dI " what Ihey ;It-il d"l,
C( ills h1as hlninie)lis r
r.nu11 lorl pcp m eig . T e su e t
dY i i exi e ted to resp t nd to e ery
hin h will helithe Itea forward
1 . 1 irc, thflics , e , i
%.it (e ("ti 11(11 clictr ;t dhc I
t Wt h) 1)(i drllt lea. tIlleIr k.ll.
f-4-Fllt' t Cn lt llnIPs ---w e llist
i pcp cilectilw ', 11111 is\l ir
*Itli* tl ;t lls lmtil
A HEALTH TO CAROLINA.
1thes 11 chae mar thteha
b . il a 'he al Co itla troton.;.
Geierations of sotis have rejoiced to
proclaim,
Th1V WatChwmrd of service. thy beatutY
altl fame;
Fi'r ages to cine shall their rallyiny
(-rv he:
IHere's a health. Carolina. forever to
thee !
Fair shrine of high lonor aid truth.
and truth. thou shalt still
Bilaze forth as a beacon. thy inission
fulfil.
And he Crowned Ibv all hearts in a new
jubilee
lere's a health, Carolina, forever to
thee !
-000
OUR NEW UNIVERSITY
"Is this my University? No, this
isn't my University; I've come back
to the wrong place." That's about
the way some of us feel when we
walk on the campus and see the
many changes that have been
wrought while we were back on the
farin or out selling books or loafing
around this summer. Rooms cleaned
up, calcimined, and furnished with
good substantial furniture; new dor
mitories being built; classroom build
ings painted in pleasing colors; and
--well, it's a great change.
"Hut things won't be looking nice
so very long," someone complains.
Yes, that is in a way true. The out
side of the buildings will be beaten
by the weather and the finish that is
oil themn now will not be there al
ways. liut where the greatest dam
age is done is usually on the inside
protected fron the weather. but
opel to the Carelessness of the stiu
dents. A stranger going through
Di v is College would wonder wily
this is called a nitiversity. For sure
ly I Ie desks of college students
sholldn't look as those look. How
ever, that can not be helped; it has
been done. iut we enil bo careful
w it Ih tle furniture ill ourl. r,o01ns.
We anl take care of ourt. walls and
roollis alld keep thetin looking as nlive
:as jmssible.
Dr. Melton has been working hard
getting the Un1liversity fixed up for
til. He Is been working hard pre
paring rooli for the new men who
ari' coming to Carolina this year.
lie is always working for Carolina
:iini its. \re we goinl.g I, take a little
troluble to show hinm that we appre
viatk it?
Carolina Cheer Leader to Return
Dluring tHc hict. S1111111(r Iloniths
'arlina's itpilular clielr leader for
He cominiig sessioln bec-an1- titd of
1"'ing called forit Collinis, so he
the pro g r authorities aild h.d
hi. wa i f <h inged to lt. W\\. T. CoIl
lin , - blinless nan ull of Coliph0:1.
' \i- s in s t way: .\r. La. . lester,
,ir.. I th i l :ti fd i ii . 0t is,
"11.1loy(d hiin ;I-, isan nm nlager
tif a his herl interesLdsd t hacke
lit- ta in \ g s it- sie lthe "'Ill"l
h:t'si beeni i'rking hi a. ai fat, heos
lug ill tso bulis that if was faredivi
thai-toh hadtPit forgo abott thes ap.
proauinig fiootall a Inad 11( Slithe im
ant piareto fhalti he wout play ine
n ue tholewofe fear i ted wongt
ay ftor "len 'hi" i asel th e loe
('aer ol legs e. ee a. a
great' phons ior tndhe sesn't jis'
his iinall tthyatlll ofitmany Ofr
thati-i' naotling studnthe don o tilec
ft'esr men ast i thiy ithou. Thie
yeare fi trying ti lreat a'n tinoels
iinglit away ndnu thy itis no mrivi
aeg p oan ep meeting s;'a u ncft anii
a isgrate t fai wob at ppl mee
are'otl~ tOnie wIor Caroli e-'
after themin, but becus they1l:'
You are cordially invited to the
Agoga Bible Class
The Young Men's Class of the
First Baptist Church'
Meets every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock in the
City Y. M. C. A. Building
A. C. Flora, 0. D. Johnston,
Teacher President
Rent a New Car--Drive it Yourself
Special Rates to University Students
Where to go-how to get there-and you drive it.
New Location
OF AMERICA
Centrally Located
1216 Lady %t. Phone 3386
I
1631 MAIN STREET
Charlie & Monroe
101,11 Is
College students Hair Cutting a specialty
Polite and efficicnt service to all University men
)pposite Jerom'e Hotel - Next to Woman1'ds fIxchange
1128 L.ady St. Phone 6061
Welcome Back
CAROLINA
Make this Courteous and
Efficient
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Headquarters all Times
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I412 Main St.COLUM BIA -S.C