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"Rock" Smith saying that when
was in college he was dubbed "T
Sermon Taster" because he used
go to church at least three times eve
Sunday... .Members of the Hypati
Literary Society protesting at the w;
the Clariosophmores leave the h
looking after a social.
Ruth Gayden telling how Profess
Petty said to his lab Thursday, "Nc
if you hurry and finish your work, yi
can go to the ball game.".... Wardla
tenement out full force Tuesday at t
polls, to see that nothing happened
the ballot boxes.... Remember t
Garnet and Black election of la
year P.... So does Frost Walker, \
bet.
Kent Hungerpiller recounting to ;
admiring audience the tale of when
got married. .. .Adding that it was
Tom Thumb wedding... .Chris Sub
offering to take over Professor Dc
rick's job of correcting themes, ai
offering A's for seventy-five cents.
Envious coeds wondering what
takes to get in on "Honeysuckle" (ali
Vic Laurie's) fresh air class which
held from 2:45 until 5:45 o'clock
front of the library... .So far his o
and only pupil seems always to regi
ter a look of contentment.... May
information can be secured from 13
Rice.
Professor Keith telling reporters ;
about his small granddaughter, t
daughter of Billy King, former edit
of The Gamccock.
Journalism student moaning becau
the minute Professor Cook got tak
off her beat he dashed out and killed
wildcat... .That's what we called h
ing unobliging.
Professor Kilpatrick, LTncle Fru
about whom personality sketches ha
been written recently for a journalis
class.... Students wondering when t
cheerleader election was coming off.
Many comments heard on the moi
presented Tuesday night at the Sigi
Kappa house, and many inquiries as
when it will be presented again..
Next Thursday night at eight a
eighty-thirty, we hear Included
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lin' In T
te Press Practices
be
he it are pictures of Sis McMaster, Barhe
ney. Early and Frank Gibbcs. ^
to C. W. A. worker, being asked what j ^
ry the dog house in the basement of .e'
an extension was for, responding, "This? e*
ay Oh, this is for Marshal Cantey".... "a
all Luxury, we'll say, screened windows 1
and a tin roof....But can the Marshal
or takc'it?
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>\v Jim Black enlivening an English j
ou class with an impromptu musical act, j
iw given when a truck advertising a
he movie passed... .Also convulsing the
to class by comparing Longfellow's ta'
he "Psalm of Life" to "Brighten the to
ist Corner Where You Are." ^r
ve Arthur Robertson, in economics
class, when asked what his hobby was,
an besides poker, responding, "Professor ac
lie I haven't any hobby besides poker tIC
a to speak of." m<
cr Rudolph Warner, that versatile
r- dancer, politician, and what-not, calmly a
id going up to a Sigma Kappa and ask- pc
ing her to vote for Clyde Shirley....
it Some unkind soul remarking that the gr
as Garnet and Black was beginning to co
is resemble a Pi K. A. family album. ja,
in Nelson Fortson, Keeley Poet Lau- tci
ne reat, explaining Nat Turner's defeat th
is- in the recent municipal elections, and ta
he declaring "He didn't Turner single or
ill vote" "Never let it be said that he
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L S. K. Elects
Sixteen Me?
Sixteen new men were elected to mem
rship in Kappa Sigma Kappa at
eetiiig of the fraternity last night i
e law building. The following wer
;cted: Ray Stokes, Kent Hungcrpil
, John Amato, Lawrence Amato, Stan
/ Bryant, Atherton Whaley, Luis Fer
ndez, L. C. Abbott, John Mozingc
-nest Stokes, Bill Overton, John Bell
ig, Fritz Turner, Osborne Rhode!
Iiillip A. Fulmer, Harper Welborn
iles Elliott, who had been elected t
e fraternity last fall, was also grante
e privilege of initiation.
Initiation of the new members wil
ke place within the two weeks at a dat
be announced. All members of tli
aternity and initiates\will be notifie
the time and place.
An election was held last week als
cording to the custom of having elec
>n of new men on two consecutiv
;eting nights.
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Fortson would pass up an of
?rtunity to make,a pun."
Geology student dashing up to Roc
nith after class and demandin
yly, "Professor, did all the dinosaur
y eggs?"... .Another student mul
ring in a disgusted tone, "No, onl
c lady dinosaurs".... Smith has als
ken to putting things like "Oops
i the margins of Quiz papers, w
ar.
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That plump and versatile athlete,
Snake Wilson, has been exercising in
front of Tenement 3, with a baseball,
and many a feminine eye has cast a
longing glance in his direction, we
understand.
n The latest talc of a freshman green
....one walking up to a group whom
he took for a few of these high school
students on the" campus for High
School Week, and extending greetings
and the keys of the city, only to find
' that they were upperclassmen... .It
' takes a freshman to do that.
'' Fun at the Chi Omega house....
0 One sister, having a passion for
cl zoology, collecting bugs and putting
them in boxes, and another, not know>1
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ing about it, opened a box to put pir,
in it, and uttering a wild shriek whe
a bug of some kind leaped out at he
And strangely enough, that remind
us of the answer one geology studer
made when asked to name thrc
modern insects.. . .The answer wa
"flies, bees and Billy Sweeney."
Wiley Brown complaining becaus
he wasn't in the last issue of Musclii
In....We hear, however, that he
going to run a contest next week t
select the ugliest man on the campv
....The line forms to the right, bi
we warn you, Brown's got a goo
start.
Alys Whaley landscaping the froi
yard of the A. D. Pi house... .Wilbi
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is Clary parting with five long-hoarded
n Indian head pennies to See himself in
r' the recent campus movie.
Campus politicians getting all keyed
. up for the student body elections next
l8 week....Girls being invited to go to
the movies by the dozen... .Many
e comments heard on the lovely Pan1?
Hellenic banquet given recently by
's A. O. Pi.
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