The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 06, 1931, Page Page Eight, Image 12
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Coeducational Systfui
Debated By Hypatians
Ellsworth And Ott Speak For
Affirmative; Penland And
Jackson For Negative
W*:f Members of the Hypatian Literary
jpf society who expected to be addressed by
t)r, Havilali Babcock last Wednesday
were disappointed. Doctor Babcock has
"been ill and unable to enlighten the co?
eds concerning that mystic poet, Poe.
'i . . r The President Inquired whether any
of the members would take up a discuses
sion of Poe. No one felt equal to Iec$
" ture in Dr. Babcock's place.
v. Sides for discussion on coeducation
were selected, judges appointed and the
>1; resolution adopted as follows: Shall coeducation
be Abolished?
Ruth Ellsworth and Ruby Ott spoke
for the affirmative. Dorothy Penland
and Sarah Agnes Jackson supported the
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negative. ? ,
Miss Ruby Ott stated that she is not
the girl her mother used to be and attributed
this to attendance at a coeducational
institution.
^,'Miss Jackson presented a humorous
picture of how a girl would probably behave'
in men's company who spent four
\ ' years .among- girls.
The team'composed of Miss Penland
' 'and Miss Jackson put up a good fight
but, tHeir opponents were judged the
winners of the quickly improvised and
interesting debate.
u. s. c.
^ SUMMER SCHOOL
m CREDITS CHANGED
Drastic changes relating to credits se:
. cured' in summer schools of other col
leges were enacted by the University fac ulty
at a recent meeting.
No credits on any required courses
leading to a degree or on courses of
/ freshmen or sophomore level, pursued at
- flany other institution during summer ses" 'sions,
will be given unless the dean, reg'
istrar, or head of the department con cerned
at the University of South Caro^ lina
approves pi the courses.
- "B That this action was taken by the facul
'Bty to prevent students from taking courses
^Hat other schools without permission was
stated unofficially.
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FRATERNITY HAS
HOT DISCUSSION
ABOUT PROPOSAL
(Continued from page one)
' His opposition was immediately an:;Bswered
that if it passes the faculty, the
I entire student body would be only too
I glad to enforce it.
?- After this matter was disposed of,
B Lewis H. Wallace was elected scribe of
the fraternity on motion of William
Herbert. The organization also decided
wB to buy a page in'this .year's Garnet and
Black. President Pinckney then appointed
Herbert, L. A. Williamson and the scribe
to draw up the page.
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KAPPA SIG FALLS
BEFORE TEN. 15
Intramural basketball got off to a good
start here last week with Tenement 15
eking out a 22 to 17 victory over Kappa
Sigma. Kappa Sigma presented a brilliant
guard' in Mason Brunson. /Edwards,
sharpshooting guard for Tenement
15, led the scoring for hte night
with 12 points. Duncan led the Kappa
Sigma sc6ring with 8 points.
The lineups follows:
Ten. 15. ' Kappa Sigtna
Cox E Hall (4)
Martin (4) F Duncan (8)
Merchant (4) ...C Stoddard (1)
Edwards (12) ...G Knoblock
Medlin (2) .G?Brunson (C) (4)
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u. s. c.
Margaret: You say you are perfectly
normal ?
, Bill: Yes.
Margaret: Do you light your cigarettc
with your right hand?
Bill: Yes.
Margaret: That's not normal, most people
use a match. i
u. s. c.
A telephone pole never hit^ an auto
except in self defense.
Wl
in thi
We have been in the tol
time down here at Winstt
a lot of pride in the qualit
make.
While we have spent i
dollars advertising Came
to the old fashioned idci
really counts is what we ]
and not what we say abou
If we know anything al
think we do, Camels conh
ish and the mellowest, r
that money can buy.
%.
In fact we have every i
the quality of Camels as
factory, but the remark o
from Denver some time a;
that has been the prob
industry for years.
As he inhaled the smo
gave him in our offices on
with very evident enjoyn
jokingly, "What is this,
served for Camel executive
"Certainly not," we tol
of Camels was bought at
. morning."
"Well," he said, "I've 1*
Camel smoker for a good i
my soul I never got a cigai
Denver. If you would giv?
the kind of Camels you (
Salem, you ought to have
ness there is."
That statement simply
phasized again the cigar
$ industry's most import
problem. The more
thought about it, the s
we were that he was c
right, and that someh
something must be done.
Denver wasn't getting ik
break. Neither in fact
any other town. The only ]
pie who really knew how ?
Camels could be,were the I
right here in Winston-Sal
That was due to a facto
cigarette manufacturer
ever been able to control.
Naturally there is no dt
ence whatever in the qui
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White Pilots A
Collisu
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This is guaranteed not a Y. M. C. A.
publicity article.
"Y's" men, have been rudely awakened
and shaken from self complacent lethargy
by a perfectly shocking incident
which occurred last Sabbath evening,
John White, recent' president of the
campus until and don't conglomeration
was allowing "Ananias" (you've seen it
parked in front of the A Pie house) to
jauul down the Broad river road.
Several wee '"jTri Deltas" and even
more A. D. Pi's accompanied him.
Ananias struck a stride?arms and
limbs blew this way and t'other?the
happy sccne was one to delight even that
acid abdomencd artist J. Held, Jr., himself?an
extra sputter, a gurgle from
Pluto (that's the horn. It runs out on
you while you're running) and the happy
group ganglcd by an Austin.
"A Citadel boy," screeched a former
"Baby Cyclone"ite. "I know 'cause he's
got on a blue cap." (She knows Clemson
boys wear yellow ones' and ain't so wrong
at that.)
Ananias decided to hump himself and
lurched towards the side of the road.?
The Austin heaved alongside. From someV
f,
rff/ we s1
put Ci
i* new ]
bacco business a long of the
m-Salem and we take them ii
ty of the cigarettes we too. Bi
differen
1 good many million
Is, we've always held The 1
i that the thing that depend
put into our cigarette added,
it it. about t(
bout tobacco, and we 8P
ain the choicest Turk- sure Cai
ipest domestic leaves omounl
age had
vent th
eason to be proud of ?
they come from the JLnERE
f an old friend of ours can 8tj,
50 emphasized a point throat.
lem of the cigarette
(2)
>ke from a Camel we tab
ie morning, he sighed inff
nent and then asked ^ ^ ^
a special blend re- but
by*
d him. "This package Always
the corner store this we had
arette b
, ,. - . cleanini
een a dyed m the wool
many years, but upon Now, i
ette as good as this in actuall)
; the rest of the world ral moi
sell here in Winston- could ei
all the cigarette busi- Winstoi
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nanias To
m With Austin
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where within a huge man With a flashlight
appeared. ' *
He strode up to Skipper White?soft
white beams of moonlight played on his
many insignias.
A loud noise like a bad cokij without
a handkerchief...., "You've got too much
of that red scotch in you tonight," the
speed cop decided vocally.
"Scotch is green offisher," this from the
tonneau.
A feminine voioe sounded off - on?
"Horsedoc?"
I decided to let tootsie wootsies sees if
Mitchell Morse's sylvan jaunts were all
they're cracked up to be. In common parlence,
uncle took to the woods.
Have you seen John White recently?
Wonder how cum the Tri Delta's put
off initiation?
Sa-a-y, what color is scotch?
u. s. c.
After a terrible train wreck the professor,
a passenger, telegraphed a friend:
"Escaped uninjured. Break it to my wife."
u. s. c.
Prof.: Any further questions?
Voice: Yes, what course is this?
pemd $!
LMEL
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tobacco in Camels, whether yoi
i Winston-Salem, Denver or Tin
it up to now there has been a ver
ce in the condition of tlje cigareti
e they reached the smoker.
flavor and mildness of fine to
upon the retention of its natura
moisture content which is prii
en per ccnt.
ite of our great pains always to
mels left the factory with just the
t of natural moisture, no cigarette
ever yet been designed that coul
at precious moisture from dryinj
are three things about a cigarctt
ig the tongue and unkindly bur
. /
Jap tobaccos.
r tides of peppery dust left I
acco because at inefficient ci
methods
marched dry condition of th
tea due to loss of natural moL
werhcutiny or evaporution.
certain of the quality of Qur tol
already made Camel a "dustless
y the use of a specially designed va
g apparatus exclusive with our fa
if we could perfect a package that
r act as a humidor and retain the
isture content, then Yuma, Ar
tijoy Camels as much as we do h
l-Salem.
We knew what we wi
I We tried many things
asked the Pittsburgh X
Laboratory to help us.
After many experimen
humidity tests coverii
methods of packing ciga
came the detailed rep<
which.this is the net:
(A) No existing cigarette
age, including those tor
in glassine paper or on
cellophane, gives any thii
adequate protection aj
evaporation.
(B) All cigarettes so p
tend to dry out rapidly
the day they a^e releasee]
the factory.
(C) Only a waterproof i
rial with a specially d
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under punts and how to snag passes
from the ozone. When it conies to interference
they can pet their man.
fctuskey at tackle looks good He opens
up holes in the'line large enough for an
elephant to go through, and when he
tg.ckles, its just a case of "X marks the
spot.'i The same can be said of McManus
who should be the other tackle.
The guards should be Freeman and
Hughey. These veterans from last year's
team have already shown that they know
their stuff when it comes to the gentle
racket of knocking 'em down and dragging
'em out. These men rfceived honorable
mention for an all-southern team.
Joe Shinn will fill the center position.
He demonstrated his wares on the freshmen
team.
Captain Blount, Hicks, Clary ?and
Wolf would compose the backfield of
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ig all Camel smokers of co
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pack- to see what a difference
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rig like yoll can feel the differ
gainst difference and you certe
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from YPe always have belie
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this mythical. eleven. Blount and Hicks'
are veterans from the fpst season's team
while Clary and Wolf .were two of the
most outstanding performers On the
freshmen team. Those men can.block,
run, pass, and punt. Wallace Wade will
have to import some players to keep
this quartet from making him wish he
had stayed over in Alabama.
With all this apparently prized material
avavailable and the able instruction
of Coach Billy Laval und his two
assistants, Whitey Raavl and Ikey Clary,
Carolina should produce one of the best
teams of its history, and one which
woulfl place it in a high position in
Southern football. One shouldn't, however,
expect a team composed practically
of sophomores to be developed into a
championship team at once, and if the
Gamecocks should fall below the expectations
of its supporters next fall, it
shouldn't be cause for worry, because
the season (would only be a preparation
for the two succeeding years.
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