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What About ( Prohibition? In accordance with the census of opinion being taken by national magazines, The Gamecock is inviting stu- b dents of the University to express s their ideas on prohibition. It is pre- li ferred but not required that they sign g the ballot printed below before drop- b ping it in one of the red boxes at the n canteen, wall, Davis or LeConte Col- v lege. Question three may be answered d yes or 110. Check one and two. The 11 results will be published. c] i I ? 1. Do you favor enforcement ( ) . or repeal ( ) of the Eighteenth I I Amendment? s I 2. Would you discipline ( ) or ' 1 I disregard ( ) c a m p u s | 'j I drinkers? | c 1 3. Do you think the honor system | b should include a clause to t ' punish drinking at the Univer- ' v I sity of South Carolina? -- I 0 I Name I ti ' Class ' * ' ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?I w U.H.C. tl GERMAN PLANS S FOR JUNE BALL ,! TO AMEND CONSTITUTION h c A motion was passed at a meeting ]' of the German club last Wednesday authorizing the president to appoint several committees to attend to the t( various preparations for the June ball. Heretofore the officers of the club have assumed these duties. L<indsey Hall offered an amendment s: to the constitution in regard to fines ci for non-payment of dues. The constitution calls for a second reading and , the motion will be voted 011 Wcdnesday of this week. John McKnight was elected to membership in the club. Marshall NE FLA] TWEED : $30 - $3 ! ; ALL IN COLLEGE ! NEWEST STYLESSHADES AND G ; ; SHAI |j < j CLAUDE R. DUNBAR?1 Carolina CaU Many Ml BY BILL Has the president approved you i oar ding placc? Did you receivi pccial attendance permission fron lim l>eforc the last social functioi ;raced by your presence? Have yoi iecn party to, or known about an; ueeting of students that was heh without his special permission? If so lid you report same to the dean o uarshal? All this and more is re [uired according to the Universit; atalogue. And has it been called to your at pntion that all papers written for pub ication by University students an ubject to revision by the faculty Miat all minors shall have written per iiission from their parents or guar lians before they apply to drop ; oursc? That this change shall no >e allowed until the student making lie request has passed a satisfactory written examination upon the subject r subjects, which he proposes to add That no student is allowed to at end any course of instruction out idc of the University except by per lission of the faculty? (We wondei ,'hether Sunday school is included ii liis and can find no stated reason 01 xccption for this particular branch o lie courses discriminated against) 'hat every student is required to at end chapel? (If this had been fol jwed certain students would no ave had to make application foi hapel scats, and many would hav< ceil saved embarrassment at having een omitted from the chapel rolls). That there is a rule that church at mdance slips should be placed in ; "What is the matter with Jack? ] iw him swearing and running into i gar store." "Oh, he was probably having ont I his lighter moments."?Widow. Life?one thing after another. Love?two things after each other -Tatum w KED SUITS 5 - $40 MODELS OF THE -TANS IN FOUR | REYS IN TWO )ES ?L f ) J Campus Representative ilog Lacks idem Revisiom . JEFFORDS r box in front of the marshal's office e Whether or not the large ash can noi standing there results from a procei i of evolution not known, but, it J the only receptacle standing in tli y designated position). No student J allowed to leave the city of Columbi <, without the permission of the dean r (Check kid, how about the last tim - you rode out to the dam? or yoi y last week-end at home? Or the tin your date just would carry you oi - to Camp Jackson?) Fraternities and sororities sha e pledge themselves not to extend tl ? hospitality of their fraternity or soroi - ity homes to students under Univei - sity discipline, nor shall they exten i this hospitality to students under di; t cipline in other universities and co ? leges. (Figure this one out for youi / self). , Catchy this would-be Utopian on ? look. Each suite is occupied by tw - students, so that they may have tli - advantages of private sleeping apar - ments, and at the same time cotnpat r ionship in this suite. i And this kind concession. Undc r certain restrictions, students ma f select their own boarding places. All of these rules and restriction - are contained in the 1920 edition c - the catalogue. We suggest that sti t dents whose parents or friends hav r not had their minds entirely cleanse - by that gem of literature "Carolin > The Immoral," clip said sections froi some of the edition so neatly stacke behind Jack Chases office, and ban i them out. [ Barber: You say you've been her i before? I don't remember you. \ isitor: Oh, it's all healed up agaii "The House of Quality" The R. L. Bryan Company Binding, Office Furniture And Specialties COLUMBIA, S. C. Books Stationery Printing ) ) The Gamecocks were made g J while in training. All can' ^ a good physical condition i ing our Pasteurized Milk. Columbi 917 Main St. We welcome MOONEY'S Carolina trade Gervais Street CAPITAL CI' 1119 Ge Specialists in Dre [ ONE D. UNIVERSITY COFORMERLY Operated for the Students Body. All Profits go in If we have'nt what you w "The Center [l SHOE R 20% OFF To Stu A GUARANTEE Phone U? 6708 SANDIFE I The Best In WEI Suits $35 up 10% Discou , 1227 Hampton Street JOURNALISTS TO INITIATE MANY > First Dean Of School Of Journalism Is One Of Seven To Join w is W W. Ball, first dean of the js School of Journalism and present edi|C tor of the Charleston News and Couis r'cr> '>e among alumni members ia initiated into Sigma Delta Chi journaj? listic fraternity March 28. Four ac{'c tive men arc to be conducted into the Ir fraternity at the same time. 1C In addition to Doctor Ball, William Jt Varn, assistant city editor of the Greenville News will be initiated. Mr. II Varn was with the Columbia State ie until recently, and previous to that atr_ tended the University. Active pledges r_ arc LeRoy Want, William Brooker, (1 Frank Harvin, and Melvin Karesh, along with Julian Krawchek, who has j. left Carolina to join the Charlotte Obr_ server staff. Krawchek will return for the occasion. t- , A. B. Jordan, Dillon newspaper man, G is one of the alumni to be taken in. [C James W. Pitts, senior, will be initit_ atcd before the regular ceremony, as ^ lie is a chartcr member of the petitioning group. u.s.o. ? MESS HALL MAY SERVE WAFFLES )f Boarders at the Mess Hall may soon Q be served waffles and syrup as a part (l of the daily menu. A salesman of a electric waffle irons is expected to " complete a contract for six new irons (j next week, according to Mrs. S. P. (' Henning. According to reports from the Mess _ Hall, L. M. Bauknight of F.asley and Mr. Pinckncy of Beaufort were c among diners there Sunday. They were visiting their sons, who arc stul. dents here. ROSE MARY TEA ! i ROOM j 1 We are fully prepared to j handle all Banquets j and Parties j i | j Over Wingfields Phone 3207 j fame by using Pasteurized Milk t make the football team?but is an asset. Get one, by usia Dairies Phone 6^49 ! you always to DRUG STORE always appreciated Back of Columbia Theatre rY LAUNDRY 1 rvais Street ss Shirts and Collars AY WORK OPERATIVE STORE THE CANTEEN i and Owned by the Student to Student Activities Fund. ant, tell us and we will get it. of the Campus" EPAIRING dents Only 20% OFF : WITH EVERY JOB R & EPTI'NG A??embly Tailored Clothes BBER nt for Students and Professora Phone 605G KEAT0N SPEAKS AT Y MEETINGThe honor system was the topic of discussion at a meeting of the Freshmen Y. M. C. A. Council held Thursday evening at Flinn hall. W. H. Thomas presided over the meeting. R. L. Keaton gave a short talk entitled "The Reinstating of The Honor System," in which he opposed the old plan which functioned several years ago. W. D. Langston in speaking of the need for such a system, opened a discussion on cheating. Many different views on the system were expressed and detail study will be engaged in at the next regular meeting. 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