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Exchange Comments Girls at the University of Maryland built themselves a sorority house, laying the bricks and moving steel beams themselves. Professor Watkins, faculty architect in charge of construction, said the girls could have built their house entirely by themselves if they had so wished. Down here the women are so hot tempered their first reaction to a pile of bricks is to throw one at the biggest man in sight. And as for steel beams, moon beams, and beaming expressions . . . even more damaging. Far away at Boston university the keepers of nearby hotels arc all agitated, not over student activities in hotels, but about hazing. They will ' tolerate it only as long as it draws crowds and helps business. The lum- \ bermcn of Columbia should appreci- ' ate Carolina's attitude towards the 1 use of hickory on freshmen, and hazing here certainly helps the tailors ; who can make worn pants' scats look ' like new. The Boston hotel keepers reason as follows, though: McGill university, large Canadian 1 institute, is outfitting an expedition to " set sail upon the North Atlantic and study icebergs in their oceanic habitat. It is hoped to make icebergs visible at night, thus decreasing chances of collisions. Another result of the college ex- . pedition may well be heralded by the moralistic motto "An iceberg in every dormitory." The principal problem of co-education would be solved. Twelve men at the University of j Virginia have formed a golfing squad | for play on nearby courses. We hope the team's successes will be a material aid to good old Jimmie Driver, whose ( only fault is that he would not make | a speech to the Carolina cheering sec- , tions after they applauded him last i Saturday. "Wall scaling is forbidden at Boston university," reads an interesting head- * line in the Boston U News. The story < tells how the dean beseeched all coeds to refrain from walking "up the { sides of walls, as they have been painted and decorated recently." How the feat of walking on a wall is ac. complished the college sheet does I I, I i I | I A con i i 111 Select an All-Air The 10 Learbury ai ing of suit and ten contestants to the one pick (The G Call for entry this cont HC FORMER STUDENTS WED IN COLUMBIA Miss Margaret Lancaster Becomes Bride Of Harry Bryan. To Live Iii Marietta, Ga. Miss Margaret HoUingsworth Lancaster, daughter of Mrs. Robert Alexander Lancaster and Harry Heyward Bryan, of Marietta, Ga., were married last Thursday at the First Presbyterian church of this city. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. James A. Bryan, father of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. R. A. Lapsley, Pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was given at the home of Dr. and Mrs. George Wauchope on the University campus for the members of the bridal party and the out \ of town guests. Both the bride and groom are graduates of this institution and have 1 a large number of friends here as well as throughout the state. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan left immediately after the ceremony for an automobile trip. When they return they will be at home in Marietta, Ga., where Mr. Bryan is associate pastor 5 af the First Presbyterian church of that city. not explain, but if co-eds at the Northern institute can imitate flies we know some men who would love to j be honey. The Boston dean states in his most | correct English that "feet on the wall i do not make a right impression." We should say not! "Hazing activities if carried on for i few minutes upon our front steps are ; amusing to passersby and to our ' guests as well," says the manager of < the hotel Brunswick. "But when the boys remain in front of the hotel for 15 or 20 minutes and prevent our guests from keeping their appointments, then preventive measures must be taken." tr.M.c. ' First Rat (in a bull session): "My father has the funniest billy goat. He loesn't have any nose." Second Rat: "That is funny, how :loes he smell?" First Rat: "Aw, he smells terrible." She was just a corporal's daughter Init she knew when to say halt. I test that is open to all Ame terican Football ire are no limitations? Everyone is eligible ithentic styled college outfi topcoat to be awarded by > whose All-American selecti ed by COLLEGE HUMOR allege Man's National Mage blanks with complete infc :est which closes November )PE-DAVIS C MAIN and LADY STS. COMMERCE CLUB S SENDS DELEGATES GOES TO ATLANTA MEETING Frank Taylor Reports Successful Meeting. Sees Georgia WI SO1 Tech Game m< Delta Sigma Pi, national professional OU fraternity, held its Southern Provin- p cial Convention in Atlanta Oct. 5-6. n= Beta Gamma chapter at the Universiy was represented by Frank Taylor. Delegates were present from Tennessee, Kentucky, Mercer, Georgia, Georgia Tech., North Carolina, N. C. State, Virginia, and Alabama. Mr. Taylor reports a successful meeting, and a very pleasant stay in Atlanta. The delegates were ruests of Ga. Tech. at the Tech.-Miss. A. and M. game, and were given other entertainment while in the city. U.S.C. TENEMENT BIBLE GROUPS FORMED IL COMPETE FOR SUPPER ~ Work Will Begin In Earnest On Tuesday Night As Leaders Map Out Plans L? The tenement Bible discussion r= groups were organized last Tuesday night in the various tenements. A group was formed in every tenement on the campus except two. Several fraternity houses have also formed groups for this year. The various leaders met last Monday at Flinn Hall with R. G. Bell and Yates Williams and planned the topics for discussion. Tuesday night the real work begins in earnest, with the tenements competing for the highest points and the supper which will follow later in the semester. U.8.C. We have yet to see at Citadel an absent-minded professor who will give liis finger nails an examination and cut his class. *r? He: "Please." She: "No." He: "Please do." She: "Positively no." He: "Please just this time." She: "I said no." He: "Aw, ma, all the boys go barefooted now." :rica Team ts?consistLearbury to on is closest izine) >rmation for 23rd. ?. ! OCIETIES HEAR COMMITTEE ON STUDENT FUNDS (Continued From Page 1) th the two groups from the literary me t0 Clde the f,nal fate of the When ajlvcd his decision as to the tcome of the literary society apopriations yesterday, Dr. D. M. The Gamecocks were made ga while in training. All can't a good physical condition is ing our Pasteurized Milk. 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