The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 05, 1929, SPECIAL BLUE RIDGE CONF. EDITION, Image 1
SPECIA L BLUE RIDGE CONF. EDITION
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UNIVERSITY OF LOLTlH CAROLINA
VOL. XXII. CC I.1?1... S. C., TUISDAY. M A CI 5. g)2
THE CAROLINIAN
ANNOUNCES NEW
EDITIORAIL STAFF
Ashley Halsey; Bill Gaines; Anne
New and Elizabeth Mar
shall Associates
HINGSON MANAG. EDITOR
Cash Prizes to be Offered for
Student Contributions Each
Issue
Ralph Lewis, of Aynor, S. C. recently
elected editor-in-chief of the Carolinian.
literary nublication of the University,
annotunces the editorial staff for the
second semester of the current session
aF follows
Harry L. Hingson. managing editor
Ashley Halsey, Bill Gaines, Anne New
and Elizabeth Marshall, associate edi
tors; Jim Pitts and Foy Stevenson, as
sistant editors; Dorothy Cunningham,
poetry editor and Laura Jean McAdams,
art editor.
The new editor announces that there
will not he any radical changes in the
editorial policy of the magazine.
With the beginning of this semester,
however, to encourage students to write
for publication. the following cash
prizes are to be offered for student con
tributions for each issue.
Best short story . $5.00
Best essay of sketch $5.00
Best poem - $5.00
Best short play (provided two or more
plays are submitted for publication in
each issue) $5.00
All student contributions submitted
for publication in each issue will be
turned over to a faculty committee, wlc
will judke the work and make award3.
Announcements of the winners of prize3
in each field will be made by the editor
through The Gamecock as each issue of
The Carolinian goes to press.
All contributions for the March issue
must be submitted by March 10.
KEITT MEI)AI IS
WON BY LONG
Conway Student Takes Oratori
cal Award
i. ~ ~ ' l. t,>"o on a . :a 4nmor m
the academtircrhool. on iFridacy ntigt;t
w\as ;awtded the K4iti ( )ratorical .\r I
:il, gi\en by .\ i.. \nna lKiItt in ho nor
of her fathe.r. fornter ('con:;reman
I.awrence" \. I\eitt. l.ong i" a mtt1m
h<(r of the C'lario:-Iphie uociety, amnll
a vey popular stident. \. \. .\nder
-on. of Conway, was awarded second
place and Wilson Weldon of (olbuntbia,
and I. B. Norris of Calhout Fals tied
for I hird place.
1)r. \ates Stuowdtnt. I)r. Ilarris. an
idenit of tile II.uphradianl Soct.s r
sided. John lioit Culbewrtsoni stre as( 1
erved as judge'. C. 1K. (Grimuiey, pres -
chief m~a.shall and his assi,tants wer
Follow%ing is a list oft the conltestu.
11in t eorder inl u hieh t hety jpoke4 :n'd
* heir subjects: W. R. Wetmtuore of
ilrence. "'rui:ne in Ametnrica" I. R.
I .ong of (onway, ",overs of I)ark -
neCss" lIland 1 h;unmtiond of Cshntntbia.
"Wealt h\'l'Threat of C ur I ,ierty ; .\
.\J. Anldersonl of Conway. ". .\dult Illit -
crcy:iihont 0. WVeldon of (ohnnt
h ia., "Road to F.mph ire" and 1F . i . No .
ris oif Calhtoun Faglls. "iThe South'1 Ca ll
TEAMS DIABATE
IN TRIANGLIE
Want; Pritchard; Grimsley: and
Wood On Teams
The aftirmative and nceat:vc tcan1s I.,
dclba:te in the Big 'rianele were selecte"I
on last \\ ednesday night. the atiirmative
sl,ealklig in the Clari. plhie h11 :111nd tie
ne:;ativ-e in the l.np hradiatn h.111.
I.e1R y Want of l)arlingtcn and
Fr:cis W. \W,0"d ..f .\ndersin were
selectedl to uphold the a irmativ e side of
the query, Resolved: "That Trial L'y
Jury Should fie Abolished," against th..
University of Tennessee in Gainesville
Fla. The other speakers were Wilson
W\eldu n of C_oh-'mhia : Hlarold Funder
hurke of nCamden; and Callhuni Clement
of Greer. Dean Frierson of the Law
ch1 atd Dr. Nfuirchis,n Of the Bible
I)epartment were the judges.
F.dward K. Pritchard of Charlestont,
and C. K. Grimsley of Florence will go
to Knoxville, Tenn. to debate Univer
sity of Florida, as a result 'f thei:
winnin,g the negative side. le other
speakers on the negative side were
Nigel Leagute of Greenville and .lohn
I 41t Culhertson of Laurens. 'he judge
were I. G. Hell, secretary of Y.AI.' A
and W. H. Ford, a graduate student.
WOLFE AWAR1)EI)
GITTMAN AE)AL
Medal is Awarded by Mr. Gitt
man of Columbia for Best
Boxer
KEELS CAPTAIN FOR 1930
Seniors on Team to Receive Block
C's And Gold Gloves
'he (ittman medal. otTered to the
best lighter on the Ganecock boxing
tamn will he awarded to Harry Wolfe
at an early date, since Harry was voted
to receive the coveted honor by his
team mates. on the eve of their depar
ture for the University of Virginia.
The medal is awarded av Mr. Gitt
man of Columbia, comlpetentt judge In
all of the fights this season, on the
quti;icirations of boxing ability, value to
student body and scholastic ability.
George Keels. light-heavy, was elected
to Captain the Birds of 1930.
All of the seniors on the team will
receive Block C's and gold boxing gloves
while the undei graduates will get their
share of recognition and appreciation '1
the form of Block C's.
Ihis year boxing rose fron the ranks
of a minor sport to become a mtajor. It
now holds a place in the select group
of majors along with football. haseball
and track.
LiTERARY CLUB
GETS CHARTER
Carolinian Club Chartered By
Chi Delta Phi
TIhe Car(oliinian club, orgatnized last
sprinig to petition Clhi D)elta Phi, honor
ar., literary sorority, has recently beeni
ntified that a charter has been grantedl
to it.
Thie clumb is miade uIp of a grotep wilo
have shlown initerest amnd participationl in
literary activities onl tile campups. Its
aims are similar to those of Sigma Up
silo, and it was organizedl upder the
ans5picies of this fraternity.
Plans~ for the installation are going
'orward annidhy and he ceremonies are
t1?
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Grice Memorial S
SElECT"i (GROUP'
ATI BLIE RI DGE:
Students From Every College in
The Region
ALSO INTERESTED PROFS
Predict 100 Schools Be Repre
sented This Summer
.\t lte Ridge last \ear. ai) t \
hunndred1 students iromi the 65 colle 1, m
the tent southern states gathered t, im-i
of interilatitonlal replutatiton.
I )r. 'Tali:tier"1r( Thomp(1 1sonl, ( f 1'11i411
entlillar. andi tle choite <,t the liti\er
site f South Car(lina for the h ace,
I.lurcate serni(,1 for this ctmling ctmll
nliitellt, w\as the leader (ti the w4w
ship( period every to(rning,. I)r. Har
ri'(,n " (1nny" I'lliott of Union emli
n;r at Ntt Y"ork was in ebharge of the
(rientatioII peri(ld and I eadl (ne (If th
interest gronis. I)r. Will Alex:alner 't
.\tiianta and the secretary for the C(ltm
mnittee (n Race Relations. was one of
the (leutstatiing lecturers onl the pro4
atIn.
I )r. (, rdan P'oteat, a graduate of
Furman Uitiversity, an(I just recentlY
returnedI irot China where he has been
serving as a missionary told of the con
dlitioins in that counltry. Others on the
p1rogramn\ were )r. A. B. hitts of ('o
lumhia University, Ilarry F. Comer of
the l'iiversity of N. C.; S. C. l,ainig
trolm China: Rev. Raindiin(lo I)eOries.
I'i ofessor Willis J. King, )r. LeSour(1
of Wake Forrest, and Dr. J. L,. Kesler
oif Soutthmern College and I)r. 8. C. Mit
ehel. fo rmter *presidentt of the University
of Seouth Carolina. ntow with Richmond et'
Co elege in Vi rgini.
-t 'S.C.- -
Important
Th ;,awrenme NI. N'eitt Sctobarshe
ei'l- tiledr buuere NIarebt 5thl witill be
.-ns'ieed-e. "The cania(Ete~ for tbis
sebolarsIhip titlst bec a residen: "ci
itoel n ( alhount tCoutnties-. TIhie can
yea r act the 1ive iirsity or c at lea t hce a
caduItate of anthicler college(. The
schiolarshIip imay' i h- uted for' gradua;te
ring at Blue Ridge
NoTIED SPEAKERS
AT BLUE RIDGE
BROCKMAN AND T. Z. KOO
Varied Program to be Given by
Best Lecturers of
Y.M.C.A.
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C. A. ACfl]V "l'I E S
Closes and Commences Admin;
strative Offices
FROM JUNE 14 TO 24
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er of Southern Manhood
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