The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 22, 1935, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Students Urged
To Begin Essay:
For Bates Meda
Essays On Literary Subject Mui
Be Submitted By
May 1
Students interested Hn trying for tl
Bates medal this year arc urged 1
begin work on their essays inimed
ately, Prof. J. E. Norwood antfounce
yesterday.
The manuscripts, consisting of 5
3,000 words and dealing with soni
fairly serious literary subject, must I
in not later than May 1. Any perso
attending the University may subm
articles, either poetry or prose. Tl:
winning articles, in past years, ha\
been printed in The Carolinian.
The medal was won last year b
Mac Matthews.
Announcement of the winner, an
presentation of the medal will be mat
by the dean during commcncemcn
A committee of judges, not connectc
with the English department, will re.i
and consider the manuscripts submi
ted before making their decision.
Professor Norwood has expressc
the wish that more students partic
pate in the contest this year than las
The medal is probably the finest give
on the campus, rendered possible li
the late Dr. W. T. C. Hates, who lc
a legacy of $1,000.00 to the Englis
department, proceeds from whic
would purchase the medal, a ycarl
award.
The presentation has been made ai
nuallv for 12 or 15 years, and w<
originated to encourage literary effo
among students. The medal is ii
scribed with the name of winner at
donor.
Dr. Bates was an alumnus of tl
University, and served several yea
on the Board .of Trustees.
Students desiring further inform
tion may communicate with Profess<
Norwood, or Dr. G. A. Wauchop
head of the English department/
?V. H. C.
Delegates To Winthrop
For Oratorical Contes
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would do if no money could be d
rived from the faculty. His and oth
opposition was overruled however, ai
the motion was passed including ;
amendment that funds be taken fro
the debating council if they could 1
acquired in no other way.
Julian Bradsher opposed the amen
merit, declaring that use of money fro
debating council would seriously cu
tail debates already scheduled. Tl
motion was passed at the hazard <
dispensing with a couple of debates, a
though the committee was urged to <
everything possible to persuade tl
University president to provide tl
money.
Representing the University at tl
Association meeting will be R. H. Dm
away, freshman, who recently wc
over several contestants in oratioi
sponsored by the two societies.
Wiley Brown will attend the mcctii
as University delegate, and Werb
Bryan as apprentice delegate. M
Bryan will he the I'niversitv delega
next year.
Debaters Engage
Furman Visitor
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N. C. State were Samuel Moss of A
bermarle and R. I,. Batts of Rocl
Point. The South Carolina team co:
sisted of Ray Stokes of Timmonsvil
and Charles E. Simons of Johnsto
Frank Jordan presided.
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A. K. G-. Elects Two
^ Co-Eds At Services
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>1 Relations club, treasurer of W. A. A.,
and manager of the hockey team.
Josephine Philson is the third sophomore
in the history of the university to
be initiated into Alpha Kappa Gamma.
,c The purposes of the sorority are:
o (1) To promote high ideals and a
j. high standard for those women who
(1 have proven to have constructed leadership
among fellow students. .
?_ (2) To promote desirable coordina,c
tion of various college interests, activilC
ties, and organizations,
n (:*) To preserve ideals and traditions
it of the institution.
ic (4) To bring together .students and
e faculty members on a basis of mutual
interests and understanding and to co,y
operate with similar organizations
among men.
id Eleauor "Sis" McMastcr was elected
|c last Wednesday as tlie University's
t. Alpha Kappa Gamma delegate to the
;(j national convention to be held in
l(j Farmvillc, Virginia, April 6.
v. m. o.
Long Advocates Free
d Education Says Smith
i- _
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11 State University's rating was raised
,y from C to A plus when Mr. Long
threw his efforts behind the movement
11 to raise the standards of the University
to its proper level,
ly _u. s. c.?.
Frances Tillman and Moye Mellettt
n- snooping around and checking up or
is what happens after dark Free
rt Ellis filling a library date.
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like cigars... .These are more ?xclu
sive, look better and last longer; the;
aren't given away Good men trea
women like pipes, and become mor
attached to them the older they be
come!... .When the flame is burn
out they still look after them, knocl
them gently but lovingly, and care fo
them always?no man shares his pipe
Hunt Graham finally got himsel
in the movies after trying for fou
weeks. Ask Doug Fickling who th
blonde was who posed with him ii
the Gamecock window two Sunday
ago.
Another week and another danc
have passed into seclusion... .Whil
the band at the Junior-Senior strucl
up a ditty, William Baldwin, musiciai
of unusual talent, and Jacquelin Einer
, son stood in front of it and inhalei
the smooth notes with gusto.
And after Werber Bryan had pai<
a little boy five pennies for sprcadinj
meal all over the floor, the lad in
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- dancc?". ... Furtnan Finkle (the one j
V who rides in the new hack) decided
t that Burney is no place for him, so
e he lias now moved his duds to the frat v
- house.
* Stanley Bryant kicking the gong ^
around.... Spot Mozingo telling Ben t
r Sawyer that he would give him a posi'
tion riding a motorcycle if his (Spot's)
^ bill is passed.... Freshman Williams
r paling with Freshman Watts after an
e extended enemy fued that has been
11 on since the two met.
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Don Causey fretting over the fact
that he is consistently called "Little (
c Causey" when T. A. Causey is exactly
J4 an inch shorter than Don....Dean
| Fowble riding around on a threewheeled
motorcycle.... Kent Hunger- ?
j pillar looking for a better half.
Many professors saying they would
1 go to hear Hooey P. Long, while
? others saying they wouldn't.... Dr.
- Morse telling the newly tapped A. G.
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iC. prospects that they weren't so hot a
tfter all Tracy Snelling, as usual, |.
eaving the lab before time... .Julia g
L,arry stepping out for a bit of fresh j,
lir with the arrival of spring.
Professor Meriwether becoming '
surprised when he walked into a law
:lass?he thought it was one of his
listory ventures. j
The H. A. chapter of Alpha Sigma
)igma recently choso
the one who winks incessantly,
>ne of their representatives in the
orth coming May Queen beauty conest.
It is rumored that this candidate
vill win unanimously.
Lide Mildred Lyles meeting an old
riend from D c 11 111 a r k.... Virginia
iurroughs asking Anne Ehrlich to go
>11 a date with her, but Anne saying
ihe was going on one herself and that
light both turning up 011 a double
late....Lucy Harelson rejoicing over
jetting out of a date.
George Lynch back in Columbia ,
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?st week What's this about Mararet
S. comparing her honey to a
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