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I ?I ^ /Groups To Meet Tuesday Night The first meeting of the Discussion groups on the campus will be held Tuesday night at seven o'clock, according to Leon Pickens. A group will be held in each tenement on the campus. The plan which has been so successful for the last fifteen years is to be followed. There will be ten meetings with a banquet for the group which wins the contest. This week will be used for the purpose of organizing the groups, electing officers and leaders. The attendance at the first meeting will not count, all members in all groups that have perfcct attendance are to get the feed. The groups last year included 350 men. A larger^ number is expected this year. u. i. o. Pan-Hellenic Council Conducts Post Office A Pan-Hellenic post office, conducted by the members of the sorority council, is a feature of freshman rush week this year. The post office is being held on the porch of the Extension Building every morning of . next week, and Friday and Saturday of this week. It is kept by two or three members of the PanHellenic Council, each representing a different sorority. All invitations arc sent to the post office, and all acceptances and regrets are received there. it. a. a. Possibly the silliest sophistry with which we have deluded ourselves is that, struggle between species being the order in nature, war is inevitable and n a t u r a 1.?Alexander Ruthven, president the University of Michigan. Luckie of fine ] that a long, firi suits from perl fine tobaccos. N Lucky Strike. Se< firm, how white, ash is the urim Lucky Strike's fin fully packed?ar AtWftYS tkej Alw "??A *',i.>4 '/#V v*-' University Y. W. C. A. h Has Reception In Hotel The University Y. W. C. A. gave a reception in the crystal room of the fi Columbia Hotel on Thursday at one h o'clock. There were fifty-five people present, including all members of the r advisory board. Miss Margaret Sue Copenhaver, V. j, W. C. A. president was toast mistress. r A word of welcome response was ^ given by Harriet Lever. Miss Mary j Lena Baskin, chairman, introduced the j members of the board. ^ Lodeema Gaines furnished the music for the occasion. After which Olive Nettles made a toast to the visi- * tors.' Mr. R. G. Bell made the response and Sara Rector gave a read- ing. Students Must Hold \ Receipts For Annuals j All students holding receipts for * their purchase of the Garnet and Black I are warned to be especially careful not f to lose them, according to an an- j nouncement made by Frank Gibbes, Jr., Garnet and Black editor. This card or receipt entitles owner ^ to a copy of The Garnet and Black and 1' also privileges of having picture made 1 at some future date, to be put in the e annual. ' ? XT. 8. O. Freshmen To Hear 1 Lecture On University [ (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) I 4. Student Life at the University? Prof. J. Rion McKissick, November 1. 5. Traditions and Customs of the University?Prof. H. C. Davis, November ^ 15. 1 6. The Old Literary Societies?Prof. ^ Carlisle Roberts, November 29. 1 7. The Curriculum of the University? I ITJs ;s sign. I tobacco Si liw /? -*- Mil ill veryone knows H|||P ti, white ash refect burning of Illlllll fotice the ash on 2 how even, how That long, white istakable sign of 1 . >> e tobacco quality, id no loose ends. Copyright. 1M8, Th* SCy: American Tobacco finest tobaccos MTS thejitiest workmt Alwai V if. M. 0. A. Accepts A Thirteen New Members The Y. M. C. A. Council held its irst meeting Monday night at Flinn nu 'all- y ' by The following were accepted as to ooky members: Bi Joseph Camack, J. P. Verdin, WiK ^ ird Davis, James Welsh, V. M. Lo- trs nas, Wilson Mims Shannon, Lee m' ireene Leonard, John R. Turnbull, ne Robert Wesley Hayes, Andrew L. ,ewis, Nathan Thomas, William S. vi1 ^cker, William Price. u. ?. o. ? )ean Reed Smith, December 6. 8. Thomas Cooper and Francis Lieber -Prof. R. L. Meriwether, December 13. 9. Famous Faculty Members of the er' Jnivcrsity?Dr. E. L. Green, January 3. ba 0. Presidents of the University?Prof. j. . Rion McKissick, January 17. Ni 1. The University's Contribution to wa Jench and Bar?Mr. J. Gordon Hughes, so' A) ebruary 14. * Ls 2. The College and the Confederacy? ^rof. Emmett Kilpatrick, February 28. ?)_ 3. The University's Contribution to Re- L? igion?Dr. Josiah Morse, March 14. 4. The University's Contribution to Litpc rature?Dr. Havilah Babcock, March 8 _ de 5. Athletics at the University?Prof. H. Cj Davis, April 11. C. 6. The University's Contribution to the ? Lcotiomic Development of the State? )r. S. M. Derrick, April 18. 7. The University's Contribution to Pubic Education?Dr. Patterson Wardlaw, Vpril 25. co 8. The University's Scientists?Prof. kn V. C. Carson, May 2. an 9. The University in the World War? Al )ean F. W. Bradley, May 16. sc 7 I# K V tnship v S Zuckiesplease/ nnna.1 Freshman Event To Be Held On Green The Y. M. C. A. is planning the Anal reception to be held on the green Flinn Hall on October 6, according R. G. Bell, head of the Personnel ireau. Previously this reception has en held in% the Field House, but is insferred this year because it is thought ich better facilities can be had at the w location. 1 ' The Columbia College girls are in:ed with University students. .11 "B" Seniors Are Given Reward (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Elizabeth Creighton, Francis M. Durm, Jr., J. I. Fishburne, Susan Forbes, rah C. Goley, Georgia L. Goodwin, uinie C. Grant, Jr., F. F. Griffiths, ilia Gunter, C. B. Harvey, Coles Heyrd, Carolyn Hodges, Roberta Lee Hudii, Allene Huggins, J. L. Irvin, Sarah len Johnston, Curtis Charles Jones, indon C. Jones, Jr., Mary Estcllc :lly, Evangeline Kimber, R. C. King, M. Lang, W. I. Layton, Mildred :wis, L. D. Lide, Jr., J. T. Lyman, itlie B. Mandell, Grace S. Masters, elen Middleton, Sue H. Moss, Mary itelle Murray, Dorothy _R. Norman, E. Prince, Jane Register, Ruth Sanrs, Minnie C. Scott, Patience B. Shand, itherine Tyas, W. J. Valentine, Jr., O. Warren, Sarah LeC. White, eanor Dew. tt. a. o. Baylor University at Waco, Texas, s in its freshma'n class this year the st set of quadruplets ever to enter liege in this country, so far as is iown. They are Mona, Mary, Leota d Roberta Keys, 18, of Hollis, Okla. 11 graduated together from high hool last June. e JmwKt 111 vllJlby for I Muscl On Other State Dick Shinn, seen sitting on the wall talking to Evelyn Walker... .Frfeddy Rogers sitting on the grass... .Bill Humphlett eating chicken "pie in the University high cafeteria... .Nurses and their charges taking the afternoon sun on Gibbes Green?Of course The State had this the other day,-but these were a couple-other nurses. Colonel McKissick asking a journalism class which was the more important story?that of a child prodigy or one about a man who swallowed his false teeth... .Freshman co-ed remarking that the Pan-Hellenic tea needed only a cop to make it resemble an authentic traffic jam. Noticeable absence of football players from Bible classes, because Dr. Murchison busted so many last year, one unkind soul remarks... .A. O. Pis rushing to Columbia Hotel in evening dresses Sunday to be on time for their installation tea....Three other sororities, Delta Delta Delta, Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Kappa, having houses within one block of one another. Richard Thompson, graduate student from the College of Charleston, taking a picture of seven freshmen... .Freshmen co-eds asking for mail at the Pan-Hellenic post office....Joe Johnson's and Manning Bouknight's names, presumably in their own handwritings, signed up to attend the Y. W. C. A. tea... .Co-eds accepting eight or nine invitations to sorority teas....Must be going on a tour, or something People already complaining about the price of the Social Cabinet dance....Dr. Babcock saying he always calls the two Romantic poets Kelly and Sheets. it's toasted THROAT PROTECTION?FOR B ? ? 1 in' In Press Practices Gamecock staff suspending. hostilities to eat ice cream provided by th? Euphradian Literary society....Upper classmen' wondering what happened during the summer to the onions on Gibbes Green...,Dr. Wienefeld advising freshmen to buy thirty "cents worth of maps?thirty hoilrs entertainment guaranteed... .Dr. Kilpatrick exhibiting with great pride a blind fish he brought back from the Mammoth Cave?the fish is now in alcohol.*.. Staff member remarking that he shouldn't be lonely?since many others on the campus are also pickled in alcohol. Rock Smith saying that a mineral is the most beautiful thing in the world ....We wonder how Mrs. Smith feels about that?....Dr. Ferrell refusing to change a class to eight o'clock because of The Gamecock's working hours.... Power, boys, power....One Carolina student telling another, during the summer, "You're so woodenheaded you have termites in your hair".... He wood..Co-ed going to a formal tea in a slip, and receiving maijy compliments on it....Delta Zeta describing bicycle polo to a group of interested friends. Prof. Max Alsberg, until Hitler came into power a leading member of the Berlin bar and once highly popular in German literary circles, p member of the faculty of the Berlin University law school, committed suicide 'this , month in Switzerland. The church has a right to have the final say about education in this country because it is the mother of it.? Rev. Russell S. Brown. m m m l .l.v. ** ; ; ETTER TASTE