Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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9Ae GA4gcoc6 "Best College Newspaper in South Carolina" Member of the South Carolina Co:lege Press Association Published Weekly by the Various Literary Societies of the University of South Carolina Terms-$1.50 a Year Entered as Second-Class Mail Matter, at the Columbia, S.C. Postoffice on November 20, 1908 News Items may be handed in to all members of the staff EDITORIAL STAFF HAROLD 1. HENTZ . .Editor-in-Chief BRUCE WHITE . Associate Editor BURTON SHOOK .Associate Editor ED BALLENCER .Sports Editor MARCUERITE JOHNSON .Co-ed Editor WILLIAM A. BRUNSON i. aging Editor A S S I S T A N T S E. CARL THoMPSON . .Clubs KENNETH GRIMSLEY ....C.A. DoucLAS JETER u. .aty JOSEPH KARESI . . .Fornsic WHITNEY THARIN . .Fatures ARTHUR MEDLOCK . .changes MARY SAYE . . .Y..C.A. SYDNEY HEYMAN . .City Nes ERSKINE LEGETTE . .Sports H. W. LINK Humor R E P 0 RT'1 E R S Jack Hamilton, Ralph Lewis, Jamies Pitts, Thomas Wofford, Abe Krawchcch, Gladys Lawton, Elizabeth Lidsay, Mayre Wail, Ray Godshall, Elizabeth Hardy, W. B. Moore BUSINESS STrAFF JoHN R, PATE. . . . Businiess Manager JASPER 0. DERRICK . Assistant M. C. WILLIAMS i . irculation Manager SYDNEY HEYMAN . Assistanc FRIDAI, FEB.RUARY 18, 1927 Gamecock Spurs Sonic lecturers think the floor a more pleasant spectacle than the faces of those in their audience. Ahe student who declares he had to sit up till two o'clock to study is generally the one who "shot bull" till eleven. Every (log has its (lay. How about college students? A dean of omen is generally a woman. who is dean of everything but wvometi. TGhe Gamecock's tail is always feathered but never tarred. An abundance of college and university students think. But what do they think about? * * * The best ay to prevent procrastination is never intend doing anything in the first p)lace. A secialist is quite often someone who knows bpthing about anything but (4ice thing, and nothing about that. . * * * "aisies woan't tell," re rs to flowers, not to women by that b wnue. * * * Co-eds weighing two hundred pounds are always opti Anstic and it's a mighty good thing. But whatid the tin aout? 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Jutr who, is man by thae stlteetral heeld moset happenin Perap the lahorevn in?et rie a rftrence s to see igt whaGranh dn,wigh repoter tias rferec two wheokn he spasofnn.we the students, hat goodnght pi to g e n tie to ea t o! before makin fhir clas"y e w ayn bycmps. olgswilhv hi ing lone thin e c t ners u tn the oth any bed portert caesit noystaga, Thefeendga to b ie "homeward getunder tha cves probaby relng dance andhtee over some camrus fatigen of the evening, beor "stumig."o venac int they dwiyerindhof ma eeeetn cass r, inbs or phras ithser eintobputobditie'osepit off before the frtcas Check Up! A recent publishing concern annotices 'that there is to soon appear a book eltitled "Who's Who in the South." It has been announced that one of its compilers recently visited Columbia in search of data on prominent Colum bians and South Carolinians whose names will appear in the new book. As students of the University of South Carolina we should ask ourselves the question "In what year will my name appear in the "Who's Who in the South?" What is your outlook on life? What high school pupil or college or university student has never pictured in his imagination the (lay when the newspapers would be full of praise for him or in his imagination pictured the day when a sketch wouid be devoted to him in his respective place in "Who's Who in America?" How near do your activities in the University measure tip to those imagiqations you had back in high school? It is true that no college or university student's name will ap pear in the new book, but it must not be forgotten that your college career is a preliminary step to what you will do in later life. Your university is a little world in itself. There you mingle with qumerous persons, study the problems that confront your university, and learn a great deal about the little world around you. Did you ever stop to think that the energetic student usually makes the energetic citizen? The student who likes to study his alma mter, or his "little world," likes, later in life, to study his "grand monde," or his big world. So, at all times it is well to remember those dreams of the days gone by and check up on yourself to see whether you are making dreams come true or whether you are driftiig idly along letting "nature takes its course." - U. S.C. - THE WEEKLY ORACLE "Metamorphosis" By BRUCF, W. W1Tr THERE is HIS TIME * * * ** A LAD On such * * **** ON THE FRIVOLOUS things. * * * ** CAMPUS, who THEY WERE non. * * *** FOR sometime ESSENTIAL to * * **** FOLLOWING his HIM. BUT * * ** * COLLEGE debut THE GIRLS just * * * ** COULD never WOULDN'T lef * * * ** BE CONVINCED HIM alone. * * *** OF HIS errors. THEY seldon * * * WHATEVER position GOT A chance * * * H E' took * * * WAS always right. BUT they looked * * * HE HAD a FORWARD to * * * I A * . WVATCH thatcane ** * * NEVER lost aWIHAthil * * * HALF-SECOND.BYSM fotne * * *** HIS roommates O notnt * * * ** CA LLED) himINUE NTh * * **** A RLINGTON time.WA ATls * * * HE WAS rightIERU EDt * * **** AND) the JI h * * **** WORLD was FIl RILR * * * WRONG.AN no * * **** A FEMALEHI rom te * * * ** NEVER crossedCA'sle * * ** * HIS path, ArNGT * * * HEIF had no * * *FO hi PATH. ** * * *RAIGihs HE stayed in.** * * *SLE abu HIS ROOM at*** * * * "HTQENh NIGHTS, lie ** * * * 'THOUGHT it wrong SWls * * ** * * 'rowasteNGuH. "The House of Q"Uaiy* Wilfred Cafeteria Established in 1844 (c.) The R. L. BRYAN Columbia's Newest and Most COMPANY Modem Eating Place Books, Stationery, Printing, Binding, Office Furniture and Specialties Columbia, South Carolina 1324 Main St. Columbia, S. C. Wingfield's Drug Store 1443 Main Street DANNELLY'S BARBER SHOP Modern equipment and up-to-date children's and ladies' hair cutting--Neat and polite barbers--Courteous treatment Carolina Men Invited Good service is one of our strong standbys in making a bid for your trade--A trial with us will make you wonder why you have not patronized us before. Rear Coggins & Johnson's Store 1205 Lady St. Phone 6027 C. H. DANNELLY, Proprietor CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS Lachicotte's THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Dealing in Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Wedding Stationery, etc. - Our Watch and Jewelry Repair Department is very Efficient. P. H. LACHICOTTE & CO. Jewelers 1424 Main St. Columbia, S. C. COLLEGE MEDALS TROPHY CUPS Rent a New Car Drive It Yourself WHERE TO GO - HOW TO GET THERE - AND YOU DRIVE IT Ford Cars OPEN AND CLOSED MODELS of Columnbia, Inc. Centrally Located 1216 LADY ST. PHONE 3386 MCMASTER,INC. Athletic Goods Corner Sumter and Hampton Sts. Columbia, S. C. PENLAND'S CASH STORE (For College Boys and Girls) FOR BOYS--Peach Cordial, Milk, Shirts, Caps and things. FOR GIRLS--Noteb,ook Fillers, Pound Paper, Crackers, Candy and Pickles (Next Door to Burnett's Drug Store) Coca Cola and All Cold Drinks...5 Cents Pa t ro ni ze Our A dv,,r..is.e..