The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 08, 1930, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
FRATERNITY NEWS I
Fred Edmunds of Sumter was initiated
into the Kappa Sigma fraternity
Thursday night.
Officers of Phi Epsilon Pi elected
recently arc as follows: Benedict VV.
Hyman, superior; LeRoy Want, vicesuperior;
Sidney Abrams, treasurer;
Bernard Poliakoff, recording secretary;
Bennie Surasky, corresponding
secretary; King Keyserling, chaplain;
Sol Kohn, sergeant-at-arms.
Sidney Green and James McLeod,
botli of whom did not return to the
University this year hut who expect to
resume their studies here next year,
were guests at the Sigma Nu house
last Sunday.
David Verner, Eddie Parker, and
Tom Ketchin, all members of the local
chapter of A. T. O., spent the past
week-end in Asheville, N. C.
1\ E. DuBose, an alumnus of the local
chapter of Sigma Chi, visited the
Sigma Chi house Sunday afternoon.
Bill Brockington, Ernest Lucas, R.
H. Woods, Delaney Ruff, and Everett
Nickols, all K. A. at the University
were guests of the Davidson, N. C.
chapter of K. A. during the weekend.
W. L. Phillips, grand secretary and
T. S. Elliot, visiting secretary of Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternity, were in town '
Sunday and Monday, and were entertained
by the local chapter.
Henry Parker, Pete Parker, Charles
Bushaw, Waldie Bushaw, George (
Meetzc and Joe Hiott formed a delega
tion from the local chapter of S. P. E.
at the installation of a new chapter at (
Davidson.
James U. Watts of Branchville. S. C.
has recently been pledged Phi Kappa
Sigma.
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Sigma Upsilon, honorary literary
fraternity, initiated three men Wednesday
night in the Clariosophic hall.
A banquet at the Rosemary followed,
presided over by Prof. George Wittkowsky.
The three initiates are: William
Woods, assistant in the Department of
Romance Languages, violinist of the
University Symphony orchestra, and
a member of Kappa Alpha fraternity;
Carlisle Roberts, freshman law student,
who served on the Old Gold and
Black at WofTord while taking his A.
13. degree there in three years, and
an S. A. E.; and James Spruill, Phi
Beta Kappa and three year graduate
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1930 Rhodes scholar, and a member
of Phi Delta Phi.
The initiation was conducted by Alphonse
DesChamps, president, and Alfred
Rizzolo, vice-president of the local
chapter.
Speakers at the banquet included
Professor Wittkowsky, Dr. Emmet
Kilpatrick, and Prof. Robert Bass.
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Thief, and Poet." The environment,
life, and nefarious incidents in the
career of the poet-robber were dwelt
upon.
Professor Bass delivered an address
on the honor system, telling of its decline
and the reasons for its revival.
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physical science. Those who have
been elected for next year are: Profs.
Wauchaupe and Bradley from the
language group; Profs. McCutchen
and Calcott from the social scicnce
group, and Profs. Coleman and Hoy
from the physical sciencc group.
The council will meet once a month
and make a report of its proceedings
to the general University faculty,
which will continue to meet once a
month to take care of routine business.
Reorganization of Curriculum
The most important change in the
reorganization of the curriculum is
that the total number of hours required
for both the A. B. and li. S.
degrees has been reduced from 137 to
127. For the A. B. degree three hours
of mathematics, now required in the
sophomore year, arc omitted. For the
B. S. degree six hours of history, now
required in the sophomore year, are
also omitted.
In general the new scheme provides
for emphazing the difference between
the first two years in college, which
arc sometimes known as the lower
division, and the last two years, which
arc known as the upper division. A
definite prescribed course of study is
outlined for both the A. B. and B. S.
degrees in the first two years, and during
the last two years greater concentration
and specialization are attained
by the'following requirement:
At the beginning of the junior year
the candidate shall selcct a department
from the language group, the social
science group, or the physical science
group as a major field of study and
another department as his minor field
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