Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sumwalt Honored By Engineers Will Work On Manual Methods Of Running Control Sur veys To Be Included In Proposed Booklet Professor Robert L. Sumwalt of th< Engineering Department was recently named by the Executive Commtittet of Surveying and mapping )ivisior of the American Society of Civil En gineers to serve on its Committee ot Control Surveys. The other members on the com mittee are: Philip Kissam, Princeton University Edgar A. Bayley, Los Angeles, Calif. Robert HI. Randall, Toledo, Ohio John G. Staak, U. S. Gecologic Sur vey; Charles J. Tilden, Yale Univer sity; H. W. Hemple, U. S. Coast an (eodedic Survey; and H. G. Avers U. S. Coast and Geodedic Survey. The objects of this committee ar( to produce a manual which would in corporate methods of running contra surveys and to write articles on loca surveys. --U. s. o. Twelve Students Make All 'A' Average (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Statistics: Eight of the 11 are sen iors; 2 A & S, 2 Commerce, 3 Educa tion, 1 Pharmacy. Two are freshmen; one Commerce one Journalism. One is a Junior; one Pharmacy. Two A students are from out-of South Carolina: Charles E. Lee, o Asheville, N. C.; Edith l. Woodruff of Baltimore, Md. -U. 6. O. Action Ends Lengthy Exam-Stealing Probc (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) register for the second semester any way. ly decision of the council the per son indefinitely suspended doesn't lost his scholastic credits, and may be al lowed to enroll again at some futur< date. The m'an suspended for on( year will be eligible to register at tht University again not sooner than nex February. Ile doesn't lose his aca demic credits. Dean Frank W. Bradley declare< that he considered the action of th student council definite proof that th IHonor Systen can be enforced here. Proceedings Secret Unlike the recent investigotions a the University of North Carolina fo similar offences, the local council ha kept all procedure secret until now Members of the council said that th( purpose of this policy was to facili tate the dispensation of justice with out undue pressure which would re stilt from publicity. The student council, until nowv ai unuknowna body to the nmajorit y of the stuL (lent body13, was graintedl full authuority to deal wvith tihe trial and exemptioi of stuidents coinvictedl. D)ean F. WV Bradley, in a joint meeting of the fac uilty and student council assured th studlents that t heir findings and action: would have the forceful support o the Univ ersity admuinistration. Judge And Jury Acting as both judge and jury, th< council adopted an effective, if uncon ventional, mode of procedure. Coun cil members have dleclaredl that the' learned little more in the hearings thai wvas already common gossip) on thi campus; the dlifference being that nov~ the co uncil has witnesses to support it findings. Most of the investigation had te- (I< withI the stealing and selling oif fresh man math and various economics ex, amuinations, although several others including history, p)sychology, geology and language, were reported stolen Opeiniig the investigations, the coun cil summonedl a student known to havt uisedl the stolen quiestions. This per son, toldl that there wvas conclusive ev'i. dceIC to p)rove lhe had stolen the qIues tions and that only those involvedl ill the actual stealing and selling wouldI be suspended, and also that all his statements wvould be kept absolutely secret, related a full account of hon~ he got the examus, who lbe got then: froii, and wvhat he paidl for them. Development A fter this the council had somnethuing dlefinite to follow up, since the nam< of the salesman had been revealed TIhe salesman was sunmmoned anid questioned as to howv lhe caine iintc possession (If the qjuestions, and so or back to the source. Several statement: R. C. A. VICTOR RADIO LATEST RECORDS R. E. MEHLMAN 1438 Main St. Kelly Compoi Pain 4 "Rat" meetings are the customar thing, but the extemporaneous coin position of a piece of poetry by a unlucky freshman is not. IHowever, that very thing happene when Joel Kelly, first year man, wa placed in the center of the room an ordered to begin recitiing-not fro: memory, as you might think, but fron out of his own head. With the un comfortable vision of a vicious pa metto, or coat-hanger, or other equall harmless means of punishment, "Rat Kelly spat a couple verses at the sti prised upperclassmen. Returning to his room, Kelly d< cided to put the finishing touches t his enforced brain child. The titi is "Carolina." Breezes softly sighing through th monarchs of her land Whose leafy boughs uplifted sprea their joy on everyhand; The glories of her heroes seem t breathe a prayer to God Some still breathe your gloriou name-some lie beneath the so( The cry for men was lifted up to figl for a glorious cause To Carolina we make our bov and give her our applause, For from her ranks sprang up tI men who led the forces on And fought until to Heaven the gallant souls had flown. naming one person as the distribut< - were accepted by the council as definil proof that that person was guilt: Also, when that person could not r< veal the name of the person sellin them to him, or when lie merely plea "not guilty" in the face of the test niony, the council accepted this as sti t OF Cerisht 1986. Tbe Amertcan Tbbaar es Poem On )f Punishment y Through all the South's plantation lands disaster's work had spread n The people's hearts which once were gay, were sullen, sad, and dead; A Then Carolina quickly joined in re s construction's grind, ' d The hearts of Dixie and the North ii she then began to bind. il When peace had reigned for many years, and joy at last was found, There came again the cry of war that crushed it to the ground: "With Germany we're going to clash, and fight her to the death!" Then Carolina stepped to the front, e her name on every breath. Carolina has her joys, her sorrows, e and her woes, But through the veins of her every d part patriotism flows; No other state has equalled her in 0 beauty nor in song No other state has ever said: "Caro lina is on the wrong." 1. t Oh! Carolina, lend your ears to hear the nations praise; s Oh! Carolina, all the world longs on you to gaze; e Your sweet insence, your heavenly soul, your artistocratic blood ir Each of these with banners raised will sail on glory's flood. r more conclusive. e The council early decided to exclude from punishment those students buy ig the questions, or those who re-sold them in an effort to hedge on their investment. Nothing New II The practice of examination stealing RIC , IP -B -IZOO 40., 9* Campus HENRY "DOC" BILLUPS HAS RUNG THE BELL AT THE. COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY 3,000,000 TIMES' eESIDES ACTING AS DEAN OF WOMEN , DR S.L. HORNBEAK HAS ALSO BE 4 TRUSTEE 1. ' PRESIDENT . DEAN AND TEACHER DuRING HIS 57 YEARS AT TRINIT UNIVERSITY, WAXAHACHIE " 0 ' WAS FOUNDED ON SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY, 1870! I?ODAY IT IS 1E LARGES1 COLLEGE FOR WOMEN IN 'THE WORLD! ?A.C.P. and selling has been going on at th University for several years, but thi was the first time it has been organize, on such a wide-spread system, and a purely a commercial enterprise. I this respect the situation again dif fers from that at the sister State in stitution, where one person had s perfected the practice that he was en joying a rather prosperous professior 0ti Do Camera BUCKSHOT A QUESTIONNAIRE ON MATRIMONY GIVEN TO 400 (-Et AT NORTH- - WESTERN U4Idl\RSTY SHcOWED THAT ONLY ONE GIRL WANTD MATRIMONY AS HER UFE 0AL ! Faced with the grim ta-k of trv s fellow students, and p,as"iiL' judgimc I the council has been inen mP) s ing, afternoon, and night during s eral days of the pa t week. As m;i as thirty witnesses have been quiz in One day. The council tnet on basemelnt floor of the 'xten5i,n il ing. .e _.j s ' 1e m7in. t0 O--"I T'9 TO A An "overwielnirng majority" of col lege professors are in opposition to New I);l policies, according to the Aincrictn I .iberty .eague. Compliments of GERVAIS S''REET PHARMACY I1lONE 4347 ECONOMY DRUG CO. I1ONE 8119 Evans Motor Co. Dial 8103 then count the minutes 24 HOUR SERVICE " *DEPENDABLE" U . 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