The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 13, 1934, Page Page Three, Image 3
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Rat Frightens
Sleepy Co-Ed
Cat Saves Cracker
Then Sits In Middle Of Drawe
Purring Contentedly While
Eating Them
All was quiet in the dormitory,
was after one o'clock, and a very tir<
co-ed had at last stopped work and w;
just dropping off to sleep, when sudden:
a series of loud scratchings and tliumi
ings startled her wide awake.
Heavens! What on earth was thai
The scratching sound was now amplific
hv squeaks, and a distinct sound of nil
bling. Fear changed to indignation as si
realized that rats were eating crackei
that she had placed in the bottom draw*
of her dresser. Now this co-ed had
hearty appetite, and, moreover, it ha
taken weeks for her to save the dime I
buy those crackers with.
The idea of those rats eating up h<
crackers! She bounded out of bed an
went in search of a mouse trap. But wil
no results. The only other co-ed awal
at that time didn't have a trap. IIo\vcv<
she did remember having seen a stra
hungry-looking cat wandering around tl
building earlier in the evening.
"Kitty,, Kitty, Kitty," the two co-e<
wandered around the building call in
earnestly. The cat, a friendly animal, n
sponded to their calls, and came sidlin
around a corner.
Gratefully, the girls carried her to tl
drawer containing the crackers, and car*
fully opened it. Out leaped an infinite!
mal mouse, heading straight for a ho
in the iloor. The skinny cat leaped straigl
after the mouse, clutched at it?an
missal. The rat escaped down the hoi
"Oh, well," said the girls, "that mouse
too scared to come back up here tonight,
Congratulating each other, they sai
"goodnight."
'I hen the lu st co-ed started to put tl
cat out. Hut where was the cat? Calml
sitting in the middle of the bottom drawe
purring contentedly as she cruuchc
crackers.
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r Student Body 1
* Revised, 1930 (|?
8 ARTICLli I ?u
r c . Members jo|
Section 1?All regular matriculates of elc
and candidates for degrees in the Uni- coi
versity shall he members of the Student tin
it Ho(,y- clc
!(1 ARTICLE II fct
Officers and Elections foi
Section 1 The officers of this hotly
'y shall he President, Vice-President, Scc[)
retary and Treasurer; the President to !
he elected from the Senior Academic pr<
Class, the Vice-President from the Sen- tin
>cj lor *'aw Class, the Secretary and Trcas- ne:
urer from the Junior Law or Junior wli
Academic Class. t|u
ie Section 2?The Student Body shall of
rs have as a governing hoard a Student hu:
r Council to he composed of fifteen (15) injj
a members to he constituted as follows: as
The President of the Student Body, the /at
ld Vice-President of the Student Body, the hci
!o presidents of the four Academic classes, a |
the presidents of the three Law classes, dci
,r the presidents of the Inter-Club Associa- to
Kj l'onf a,,d one (1) from the Co-ed Asso- fit;
jj cation, and one (1) metnhcr from each !
cc 'he four literary societies, such mem- Vi<
>r hers to he definitely elected for that pur- of
" tlic
lc Section 3?Each class shall elect its clut
officers in the spring for the following Se<
year on the day four (4) weeks next 5
s preceding Commencement Day, elections Se<
to he effective with the oiK'ning of the ser
succeeding session; provided, however, ass
that all classes save the rising Senior ft"
class may hold their elections within two
ic (2) weeks after the day fixed by this Sti
-- section. cor
?- Section 4?Each class shall have the Co'
l? following officers : President, Vice-Presi- ber
it dent, Secretary and Treasurer, and I lis- Sti:
id torian. wh
p" Section 5?The freshman class shall *',c
^ at this election elect two (2) of its mem- se"
hers, one to be a co-ed, to be members
of the I lonor Committee. The Freshman
class shall elect its officers on the sixth l'lc
10 Saturday following their matriculation. or
>' This election shall be conducted by the
i". Student Council, and shall be by secret rcs
d ballot. *
Section 6?The Freshman Law class .C'
shall elect its oiliccrs on the fourth Sat- 10
urday following date of matriculation.
It shall at this time also elect one (1) ^
of its members to be a member of the
1 lonor Committee. ,
_ Section 7?The Inter-Club Association ^
and the Co-ed Association shall hold their .
elections in the spring within two (2)
_ weeks after the day five (5) weeks next '
preceding Commencement Day, such elections
to be effective upon the opening of
the succeeding session. ,
Section 8?The term of office shall be :U)
from the opening of the session through (|u
the final Commencement Day. otSection
9?On the day six weeks next La
preceding commencement the president
of the rising Academic class, the presi- sjs
dent of the rising Senior Law class, the on
president of the rising Junior Academic (je]
class and the president of the rising ,
luitior Law class each shall call a meeting .
' - i , mm he
ot their respective classes. 1 he purpose ^
. of the rising Senior class (Academic) ,j,j
B meeting shall be to make nominations for .
1 . , Cul
n the presidency of the Student Body; the
ji purpose of the rising Senior Law class
meeting shall he to make nominations for 'C'
. % voi
vice-president of the Student Body; the
purpose ot' the rising Junior Law and
Academic class meetings shall he for nal
each to make nominations for Secretary 1 Cl
and Treasurer of the Student Body. All ai"
nominations shall be handed, on the day .1
made, to the chairman of the Student tu>
1)01
Council, who shall announce them to the
Student Body the following day. I;or
three days following this announcement,
nominations may be made in writing ?
from the Student Body, provided five men
second the nominations. Within three days |?
after nominations come to a closc the t a
Student Council shall conduct an election K
for the above officers by secret ballot.
11 Kverv one of the Student Body shall have l(
ilet
ii !!! i nun him hiiiiin11 in Miii>i Fiiiiiiir?r<Mnri"u
ina
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Constitution
" to vote in said clcction. In ^
event 110 candidate shall receive a ma- j-j
ity at the said election, sncli additional V)
ctions as may be necessary shall be ;i|
nducted by the Student Council at \;
rce-day intervals following the first (3
ction. This election shall become ef- 01
live in the election of officers in 1928
r the scholastic year of 1929-30. IH
ARTICLE III C(
Duties of Officers 5
Section 1?It shall be the duty of the g
;sident to preside over all meetings of
: Student Body, to announce the busi<s
before the assembly in the order in ?
lich it is to be acted upon, to inform a
: assembly when necessary, 011 points w
order or practice pertinent to pending
sincss. The President shall call meet;s
of the Student Body at such times
he deem necessary without authori- 111
ion from anyone. Also any ten mems
of the Student Body, upon signing ?'
letition to the president to call a Stu- 0
it Body meeting, shall have the right ai
call such meeting if the President rcies
to do so. 1]
Section 2?It shall be the duty of the sc
cc-President to preside in the absence f<
the President; in the absence of both
President and the Vice-President, the b<
y of presiding shall devolve upon the il
:retary and Treasurer.
Section 3?It shall be the duty of the jv
:rctary and Treasurer to take and pre- V(
vc legil)le minutes of all Student Body j,(
emblics, to preserve and dispense such st
ids as may come into his hand.
section 4?It shall be the duty of the
ident Council to conduct all necessary .
respondcncc relating to the Student ".
iincil or to the interests of any memthereof.
It shall be the duty of the
ident Council to transact all business '
ich does not by its nature necessitate
action of the Student Body in as- C(
lbly. It shall be the duty of the Stuit
Council to conduct, by secret ballot, s'
elections in which every member of
Student Body is qualified to cast his Cl
her ballot; and it shall be the duly ^
the Student Council to announce the 11
ult of the said election.
section 5?The President of the Stu- 11
it Body shall be cx-officio chairman of c'
Student Council. It shall require a
>-thirds majority of the Student Coun- t'
to constitute a quorum; a majority
the quorum present shall be sufficient ~
conduct all business.
Section 6?The chairman shall call
ctings of the Student Council 011 the
U Wednesday of each school month,
:1 at all other times it may be deemed
usable.
ARTICLE IV
Honor Principle and Organization
Section 1?The Honor Committee has
risdiction over the Academic school;
: term academic includes all divisions
the University except the School of
AV.
Section 2?The Honor Committee conts
of two representatives, one man and
e woman, from each of the four Acainic
classes.
Section 3?The representatives are to
selected by their respective classes at
:etings called for that sole purpose,
ic meetings of the three rising upper
isses shall be held the lirst week of
ny. The Freshman class shall elect its
)resentatives in the first week of Nomber.
Section 4?(a) There shall be a nomiting
committee composed of the Presilts
of the three rising upper classes
il two delegates, one man and one
man, from each of the above-mcnned
classes. Also the two Senior memrs
of the then existing Honor Comttee.
The two class delegates shall
elected along with the regular class
icers.
(b) The nominating committee shall
Id its meeting three weeks prior to the
e set for the election of members to
: Honor Committee.
(c) Each class shall have selected
>m its membership at least four nomi
;s, two boys and two girls being the
iiimum.
<1) The nomination made by the nomting
committee shall be handed to the
csidcnts of the respective classes,
[c) The members on the Honor ComItec
representing the Freshman class
ill be elected at a special meeting and
. at the regular class election.
Section 5?-The term of office shall end
; second week in May, at which time
: members of the committee shall be
ceeded by the newly elected repreitatives
of the rising upper classes,
:ept in the case of the Senior rcprcitatives.
These latter members will
ve with the new committee until the
1 of the school year.
Section 6 ? (a) During the second week
May, the male members of the Senior
ss incumbent shall call and preside at
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440 Main St. Columbia, S. C.
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Talk To Schools
Kenneth Prince, president of Y. M. C.
.., talked on "The Game of Life" at a 0<
lapel program which a group of UniL>rsity
students gave at the high schools g,
t St. George and Snmmerville today. 0j
rank Munday, vice-president of the q
arolina Christian Service Club, talked
ii "Choosing a Coach."
Music was furnished by a quartet com- U
ised of J. H. Spann of the freshman
>uncil, Misses Jitnmy Lou Bishop and
ara Rector of tlie Carolina Christian
crvice Club, and Frank Munday.
J. II. Spann presided. st
V. H. O. til
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meeting of the new committee, at (]t
liich time the chairman and Secretary
tall be selected by the committee from
s own membership. *l
(b) It shall be the duty of the chair- cr
lan to preside over all meetings of the
lonor Committee. It shall be the duty ~"
f the Secretary to keep complete minutes ("
f all proceedings, to record all verdicts ^
id all constructions of the Honor code. 77
Section 7?(a) The decisions of the
fonor Committee shall be final and ab)lute
011 all questions coming before it
>r consideration. R
(b) To be convicted, a defendant shall 1,1
2 adjudged guilty by all members of ar
ic committee save one. ll(
Section 8?'I lie Honor Committee shall
ive jurisdiction over all questions inDiving
a breach of honor. Breach of
anor to apply only to dishonesty and at
ealing. L
Section 9?Upon conviction by the
tonor Committee, the defendant shall be ql
(definitely suspended from the Univer- rc
ty, except in the case of a Freshman.
lie Committee may exercise its discre- ^
011 in such cases. * Z
Section 10?(a) All hearings shall be
inducted privately. Only members of vi!
ic Honor Committee and the defendant
iall be regularly present. There shall
e 110 attorneys or representatives for
it her the committee or the defendant.
ucli witnesses as are necessary may be """'
itroduced. e*
(b) The proceedings and actions of all
leetings shall be in secret and not dis- ;I
losed outside of the meetings.
(c) The accuser must appear before !;
ic accused at trial.
Section 11?Every student is requested
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Dust was blown over the face
of various types of summer suitings.
The suitings were then
rinsed in clear water.The dirt that
adhered to the fabrics is plainly
shown by the color of the water
after rinsing. Note that the water
in the case of the Palm Beach
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"We have, in South Carolina, granite
the highest quality and of many difrent
colors and textures" declares Dr.
lephen labor, head of the department
geology at the University of South
urolina.
If South Carolina granite were more
idely advertised, the granite industry
ould be greatly increased, thus benetitig
the State, is Doctor Tabor's opinion.
' One of the best ways of advertising
'is granite he says, "would be to conruct
fine buildings, within the state, of
is native stone. \Yc should be able to
ipplv almost any type of granite that is
sired."
Doctor J abor, therefore, has launched
campaign to urge the use of native
anite in the construction of the new fedal
building planned for Columbia.
u. n. o.
id cxpccted to uphold the honor of the
nwersity by warning and reporting all
olators of the honor principle.
ARTICLE V
Jiy-I.an's
Section 1?'1 lie rules contained in
oberts' Rules of Order shall govern
e Student Body in all cases where they
e not inconsistent with the Constituin
and By-Laws of the Student Body.
Section 2?Business may be transacted
r a majority of those present.
Section 3?Proposed amendments and
Iditions to the Constitution and Byaws
shall be submitted in writing to
ic Student Body assembly and shall rclire
these to be read three times, no
lading within an interval of three days
om the preceding reading. The proved
amendment may he discussed only
SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS,
io plan to teach next year, are cordially latod
to confer with
SOUTHERN TEACHERS'
AGENCY
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Page Three
C. W.A. Erects
Supply Building
A new supply building is being erected
in the rear of Legare college to replace
the old wooden building on the same site.
1 lit- building is being built with the aid
of money from the Civil Works Administration.
1 he new building will house all University
supplies and will remedy the
chaotic conditions now facing the storing
of these supplies. In the past some have
been stored in the old building and the
overflow has been stored in various parts
of the campus. I he haphazard method
used has resulted in the loss of several
hundreds of dollars of propertv every
year.
The new building will be of brick, a
story and-a-half high and will match the
highway department testing bureau building
directly across the driveway.
u. 8. c.
after the second and third readings! It
shall require a two-thirds Student Body
vote to carry the third reading.
Section 4?The May Queen shall be
elected the second Friday in April, the
coronation to be held during the first
week of May. Only Junior and Senior
co-eds shall be eligible for the office of
May Queen.
Section 5?'I he cheerleader shall be
elected from the Student Body the second
I uesdav in May, his election to be effective
during the succeeding session.
Section 6?1 his Constitution shall be
published not less than once each vear
in The Gamecock, and at a time during
the early part of the first term.
Section 7?During the second week in
October of each year the Student Body
shall elect three (3) of its members to
serve with two (2) members of the
faculty, to be elected at the same time,
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