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FRESH,MEN\___ F' \-'THE G A M E C R C - --AM Fresh Team Ou Another Stath Brock Likes Looks of Youngsters--Stars in Game \t.presentt, prospects for the be t Frenitnan tean We have ever put Ont-'. is the way (',,ael l1rockitngton suml's up the hopes of the Biid,es for another successfuil lfotball year. Initial practice for' aliOther drive to wards tile l'reshnian ('amlipionship of the state was begun MHnday and im 'Tes daV' a fill 45 men were on the field uln dergi4ing preliniinary training. to possess a good working knowledge of football. and knew how to handle the pigskin. At the present time they appear to he far in advance if the wonder F'resh teanit of last year. but if they c(IId mly live up tq) the reptitatioin set iir t-in by their worthy preecessirs they will entirely satisfy loyal followers if the Garnet and llack. Flor this year's teail is to enci ionter a mnuch harder schtedule and Atr(iilger trals dila11 tle pr61 iins aggre gat A in. \fter less Kh; a week Af hard train inQ i it , a dif ficlt iatter matter to try t'. pick the team as :.' mllanly high SChlii 1l Ntails are wVirlkill, (11". ill fact the scribe \\ * : le t., fin tl t. li;llnes ;i1nd -cli'lIk If little Iver IIli )f the sIltad. 2. i l I'ell .' i- Very i pt inlut iC lie ie n. ; I \\ -il t -it- w 2 - fil c h< op , hef ire tlh first g;"allic wlil i they \ ill Ie it .Vel i v I i iil; I ti al and their fate bld in ba11nIcte. 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INnii with at jolt a'e also nderal tt the frs 2fo2ur 5215 i yer w i l ii ecogn kis in; 1V I; a wh t hIV( t11i eile.n 'IVe ;tlie l<>in ili l el ri r ill lie f , re eleller fil ollseg er o t Schedufi o tle R~i ievied :ir:2l leine ithe mig0 aiu ad t for. ? Championship FOREWORD TO FRESHME I',I)ik hecre, freshie ! 'l'his is y ' art icle. It is writteit for ytt. \\e it ryiig to goo back too the time that N were freshien atid put ourselves your shoes. Y(oI caie to Carolina get the greatest good froi Cariolt %it want yor associati(ins here to as c(ngeIial as possible. M any of y are bireaking away from the dear ( aproi strings for the first time. \\e want to hel) youl help yottrselv< \V\ want you to get, right 'now, t tmist Cariiia can give yot. \We wa ymur associatiotis here to Ie pleasat \\e want to cure that sickness for hon ties. \\e suggest that yuIt inimelliately g il tine anld in full swing with c(Ille life. Of Course you shotild give the til antI c(ncettration to 3oir studies th th( deserve. You catle to Canlil primarily to sittdy. Iut important as yo classes are. thev ae w-omly a part of c4 lege lift. If i yIu want to have all Ca 'lina Itier, give your full atn<1 lhear suppI)rt to athletics. tile Y. .\M. C. dim litrarv societies. tie tpublicatiot n1l 'd the tit e s atdent tetivities it' phase oIr ctillege liit. Take a part all .4f t i ,l0 1 C';Ill. It is <ilic ! ti '-:tv that Carlii IL -I itlrie-iflaIt ' ile it iill s ai lll t iT ti ,,it;r I.ticle fili this c:ti u . SitIldti ithf.r hats tit tililicr., off tiI'w f;l( t'It\IMCI (1. sllI i * respect i, i1 trad< I ;t.- l tnd ist he iser\vl. Ire,hlilii. knoiw \,tit-r pl;acc! Ill .2<\ice i- I S-iv iii I eu1t-1<lly ;itail Syl ).11 tlit' wiri n't e1n anl 11ppI c i" lili tr.\1111- too IIl;jkc \-,itt kliw \v vi>t I,( sa e I ,dctl rallt (of anyi 1l1ctill)<1, I toesvwhiell yi ni light think hars \\ %-,In y buhcme "(Ild mnci" you)I xv e a vicopi -lilt adtl \will 1til<de "knat " ow ;ill" it i b)I ;ll illt.k ' h ar it li ''in this c;ainpus. N oti1 \l lI ''tl it' tIt-llt< <ni kly i tla y r 111 inhlI ha l e 11etllie s 1 It tle (itl t y ; : 1 )(il it ygji. k t I . I t11-f -il l tilli N o th 11e i 11i 1l.t , ifi ' ts l i f lt a t i il il "A lff ll \ ilt ucc i i I i1t1 ist - is hcvd dw. 'I ( i 'ia it i sItI it 'i sti-i tlt-l 44ij' - t v lis \ i-ti M t t tl t -\i l t ar t' sa .\4,11 1111 -w o l st-rei \*a gi c ;t enit dis resltl e tt s-t liiini h pri ' resp c l itt r in ll biri-.1 svie f nitty a tI propevtr c s i< lration fsitr tilt iwsitv.ostin i'loittl;isinti. is ii,v a me lic e p~ Ii ra~- !111l, 11<, snhtielin t-I;h' fly, l s,ii fnI>cs of tpirit Uirsit urawuitll :it FIRST 'Y" MEETING HELD X1 on day 1 orni,ng. Se)temher 1711 1923. thc hirst meeting of the Y. N1 C. .\. C(mtucil for the session 1923-24 was called to r(ler by the president N It. 0. D..144111ston. Sentence prayer: were given1 by the llem1Iers present iir R. G. Befl, the exectitive secretary of tit re "V" stated tile purps o( thle mIeeting ve 'lh main thitig (Ill the schedtlie was thl .arranlginig 14 commlittecs to inleet th<( incomintg freshies atid all new men to The presidelit appoilted Several com a. mittees to serve at both stations. W Bell alsoi anounced the program foi tilt' comilg week anid the special fresh lin program for tile following week Id Tie freshman reception is to I)e heki Ill ursday iight and the Freshman ban. s. quet, tile first time at which the freshies i ;.re gathered into one gathering, is tc le givell at tile City Y. NI. C. A. Tues day Ilight. All Freshinen are request it. ed to call by Mr. Hell's office some I time before Tuesday and secure i ticket that admits them to the feed. elack m)ouglas. clauirman of the social e Illllitte. sent a no()tice, that (Ile to ill niess at hOIne. lie would not le able to Ie surve as chairman Ii his commllittee at THie pisident appoi>ted Nir. R. NI lia S'ilith to) act ill Nir. 1)4tlglas' place f.I ir the(- puirpme (If arraniging for tile "'el .\cecting" F'riday nlight. Thle general plan tq. b ulsed this yeIrt varies a bit fr4m11 th;l ulsed ill tile pas!. .\I (,rgani i/ati,ns aret.ke to) presenit stunlts inl. Itead 41f seIneonell t.) tell the hlitmry e t c . V i f 1 1 l I p a r t ic ull a r I )-g a l l i z a t i .,41 . Nir. 14-l1 rcpmrted that the V. \I. C. i''r sltnen3ts. All iell ill Ileed 41f \v4l ar'e 4 re uete tto 144 .\tlr 3. ltell 44r .sona1 111tllliIr 14' thc ('.>1iticil. r (; --.py celit t,, lilt- r ;t r 1111Ie bw frelm1 en . .. F. Ihim3nkin is tht. litor. IFra' nk .l'k4 . hu.141"C'i ' m. . NMI .lildl-ed \\'l lin ;t:Sjstallt bwisillc. n;la r. Theit, k thlis vyeat i , In'tch h ttr t14 ;m 1 I llI_Vt A Iof thelt past. It ca 1rrIt', . I-"r 'It tail fus 4 i II it and tIle IMI*Nn 'ociaI funlctiIn, ;nd clu tIS b I l I3ul(1I ielure. Sr.\leek.. NI haciri1:11 (If tie rIligiolls I 111i: h;, l h13n had4I1nr rdc i 3 - \\eIr tdml. 1157111I-I f.. th Ii s Iei i u mi t - r m f t I r. . inAI Ien aIt ac kcd 14 C4 t C ' ft hl, firl t . et \' InhIr3I3p cards a re to b I3n t I I 'Z hlstidh-lts. Th m v ien are- II uged t j I the 3"3" I 1 I v ais p 4 ibe. NIr I. l :; nInI'1 l ced thI It licarly v er 'tcter ,o,f t he .\ Iciatl *111 AttemIed .0h' "3 \ 3. \* . 3inference't he4ld at l'.In h d , Iti I3ar. It :ccsIw th( at w h It- I live wire bu ch1fm n 1t h I -ad Ic 43r V. \l. '. It " I . 5 I 313 j31 \\ ith tI I .e m th i ,,in I (a II I c stltIliia .t i. I . ': -S it' m l hein trang t e e1 t h !r i e t his lib~:i "ti ii 41u4 li 3333 8ej 5.33. 4 3' 'llt' tIl t.. toli'113 ll usit1 tihe 13:3411 \iln wh34 I''i.w thle litierence3t't between4' - h. ;3n wrong534431. .\Ie 33who stand34 only% " rI wha'553t i" r'i3ht 3alway. . .\len ss-bo trad3(itin 343' hIirown'3 in1to thet d1iscard'. 'IlTere i.. no4 need'( for 33s tol go4 inito a 543' "thy413 dit.4'a4ion34 of thlis sys2telln new55 men43 tha3t 3tey ma13kte te'lvesl't1 Ini3433liar w5ithi the' "Ihm434r Sys.tem". :\ Ii 4t shoubt314 read3( what3 is to be4t found3( 44n 315 lity3;u1 liity one 443'of tihe ctat3 I1g5 i 431 3id' 4 trI lt'age itwenty-threel thrut' I f. you hav .ot scue a'4t3 5t ".tl'3 iht3s e"i tiee ~.ir. 1.4314l4l the executiv sert aryt4 of3 the 54 whettre thlese' regu.3lat ions1 can3 lIt f44u31d. iliar3 witih te rules'. and1( retgilull s (If 4''t3SIr? i It' ."43 "i3 (3ar4 lina3 hoh'Ils the ( IiiWi -Ssttlli as5 1.<4nethling (1-ar3 34 him33 li ln ii im a eae t fom i mid numy31 other( ttrcot llects (I of '4llege life. he wsill 'llerlish inl his it mleltor% t - i i l t,- ...~:rcr :....tltjl Fresh Caps Signify Class Spirit For the past several years a custon has leen in vogue at the Universit; of South Carolina requiring al freshmen to purchase an( wear Particular kind of headgear. The ob Ject in wearing this head piece wa to distinguish the freshies from th upperclassmen, and at the same tim to give them an opportunity to dis play, in aln outward way, their loyal ty and love for this great institutioi of learning. In the past it was left to eacl freshman class tle privilege of de ciding on the form of headgear the3 so desired. It was found that thl: plan did not work so well. Las year the student body decided tha hence forth and for all times al freshmen classes should wear thu same kind of cap. The one chosex is made of black material, with i large garnet block "C" just abov Welcome Uni BURNETT'S One Blocl Drugs, Drinks, 4 Agent for Whitman's Cand plies. I Phone 3191 "Special A tten to Clothing MARI ''Quality Stores Furnishings for I 1300 Main Street University Founta Loose Leaf Note Pads, Pen Writin The State State Newsj Welcome We wish to welcome to all Carolina Men. Our store h quarters for Ca past fifteen ye and let us see y HOPE-Dh H -ickey, Freeman, Fasi Stearns Suits a the beak. It is a very neat head viece that can be worn at all times. It saves the freshman a great amount ow worry about deciding on which cap to wear when going up street to i meet his fair lady. 7 At Carolina the State law prohibits I hazing of all forms. The students i live up to this requirement in the fullest. The freshies are not forced to wear the cap through coercion from the upperclassmen. The officers of the freshman class form a coin mittee which handles this situation. The caps can be secured from Mimnaughs at a very moderate price. It is hoped that the new men will not wait until their class officers take action, but will secure.these caps and have them all ship shape for the first game of the season. A loyal freshman wears his cap. Dean laker (after four days of reg istration) WVell, all the flappers in C.olumilbia scem to he Coming to the Universitv." versity Students DRUG STORE1 froni Canipus 'igars, Stationary y and Eastman's Kodak sup Corner IMain and Colle.ge Sts. z to College Men" Hats ICS, Inc. thru the South." en and Young Men Phone 3363 Text Books in Pens Books and Fillers, cils, Erasers g Paper Book Store Carolina extend a hearty new and old as been head rolina rnen for ars. Come in rou again. 1 VIS Co. tion Park and Micheal nd Overcoats.