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de6id. aruang meats will be
this meeting the entire law school
be divided into four law clubs;
clubs W14 paticipate in each
It. Professor Talley Elliot is now
anning the facts in the case to be
.ied. The first; ope, which- will be
held about October 10th will be a
criminal case. This year, contrary to
previous years, there will be several
courts held. Mr. Moyle says that he
hoppa to be able to sponser one at
least every three weeks.
It is better pbychology to ask your
girl, "whom do you love the b'est?"
than it is to ask, "do you love me the
best?" according to Dr. Floyd Ruch
of the psychology department of' the
U iversity of Illinois.
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first *su of which appears with thi
edition
FeatuWing exclusive lively featuee
written especially for its wide colic
glte audience in addition to the regu
lut; Mw. of the week "in picture and
paragraph," Collegiate Digest brings
to the readers of The Gamecock tho
most complete plctorial review of
college ,news available.
Included in the issues this year will
be the unusual Speed Graph photos
taken with the "Magic Eye" camera
and depicting the continuous motions
of athletes in action. The remarkable
photos have been made possible re
cently by the invention of a camera
which "stops" the various movements
of people in action.
Then, too, Collegiate Digest will
continue in The Spotlighter, its brighl
and lively stories of the great and near
great who graduated from or attended
college. The first issue features the
biography of America's greatest hu
morist, Will Rogers, presenting many
heretofore unpublished facts about his
life.
Students of the University are urged
to send photos to the editor o Col
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son, Wis. Regular newspaper rates are
paid for all photos accepted for pub
lication.
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Federal Jobs
To 53 Students
Three Projects Planned
Will Teach At State Penitentiary
And Handle Wesley
Project
One hundred fifty-three Carolina
students have been given jobs through
federal aid this year. Students. are
picked on the combined basis of scho
lastic standing. financial Ieed, ""e n
and character.
The various types of work which
are being done are paper grading, as
sisting in the library, and assisting in
laboratories.
Three interesting projects which'are
under consideration this year are a -
school at the state penitentiary taught
by N. Y. A. students, a club program
for underprivileged- boys under the
auspices of the city Y. M. C. A. and
operated by a group of N. Y. A. boys,
and the Wesley House project.
According to regulations adopted by
the committee, no student holding a
N. Y. A. appointment can be affiliated
with a fraternity if the affiliation .in
volves any expense to either himself
or his relatives.
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Council Holds
First Meet
The Methodist Student Council of
the Washington Street Methodist
church held its first meeting last
Thursday night, September 19. Plans
for the year were discussed and it
was decided to have the annual re
ception Friday night, Sep>tember 27.
James F. Walsh, president of the
council, re4uests all Methodist stu
dents to come to Washington Street
Methodist church next Sunday after
noon at 8:45 o'clock, at which time
a dramatic club known as the Wesley
Players will be organized. The club
is under the auspicies of the Wesley
Foundation.
-U. 3. ..
The University of California Bureau
of Public Administration has just com
pleted a study which shows that the
average age of the inmates of Cali
fornia state prison for the past two
years has been 30 years, and the last
five years it has increased slightly.
That Indian Rajah who bought four
teen pairs of trousers for his harem
knows who wears the pants in his
family.
-The Dallas Morning News.
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18 Kappa Alpha (F)
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29 Pi Kappa i (F)
21 Phi Kappa Sima (F)
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Roberts Returns
" To University
Makes Excellent Record
Law Professor Was Brilliant
Student While Attending
Columbia University
Professor Carlisle Roberts has re
turned to the University to continue
his work as professor of law. Mr.
Roberts was connected with the law
school during the school years ending
1932 and 1933, but was given a year's
leave of absence in order that he might
take advantage of a scholarship offered
him at Columbia University. While
at Columbia he made one of the most
excellent records ever made at that
University. Professor Roberts was
given several offers at other univer
sities but preferred to return here be!
cause this was his Alma Mater and
because Columbia has always been his
home.
-.. U. C.
Miss Anderson
New Librarian
Miss Sallie B. Anderson, who has
been assisting in the South Carolina
room at the library, has been tempo
rarily placed in charge of the depart.
mental libraries to succeed Mrs. Cora
Huggins Johnson, forced to resign be
cause of ill health.
Miss Anderson for the past two
summers has been studying Library
Science at Columbia University. She
has two more summers yet.
Mrs. Johnson is a trained graduate
librarian and not only did cataloguing
for all the departments but assisted
Mr. Kennedy with his library classes,
giving two courses each year.
Another trained' librarian will be
found to succeed Mrs. Johnson' next
year but .in the meantime "the worls
will noi suffer in the hands of Miss
Anderson," according to Mr. Ken.
nedy.
School Of Social Work
Continued This Year
The School of Social Work which1
was established last year at the Uni
versity is being continued,. although it
is not definitely known whether federal
aid will be secured. Last /year I h<
federal government partly paid ex.
penses of, the students.
-Registration is now in process. Th<
school will not be as large unle'si
federal aid is secured because'many 01
the students will be unable to return
'The school was established to trair
persons for the' profession of socia'
work, through lectures, directed read.
ing, field work, and experiments. A
degree of Master of Social Service ii
conferred upon those completing
twenty-four academic bredits In th<
social courses.
--v.a. *.
"Let's forget political" thunders at
Ohio editor. Have the committees or
uses for the new leisure an alternative
in this Crisis?
* -The San Francisco Chronicle
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