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SUMMER SCHOOL PLANS ARE GIVEN (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) May Graduate In Three Years Nigh school graduates desiring t enter the University will find it pos sible under the new pla,i to graduat in three regular sessions and thre summer sessions. Admission Students are admitted to the Grad uate School by the Committee o Graduate Studies, acting through tit Dean, to whom application should 1) made. For adtission to this scho< a haccal:ureate diploma of the i' ve'rsity, or of another college or un versity of approved standing. is r< quired. If the applicant is not a grad tate of the University, a transcrip of his undergraduate record is r< quired. Non-graduate students wh have an education equivalent to tha represented by the baccalaureate d< gree or who are of sufficient maturit to enter upon advanced study ma he admitted to special graduate course on recommendation of the professe concerned. Schedule The daily schedule of classes is s arranged that graduate classes wi meet a minimum of four times a weelk senior college classes five times; an junior college classes six times. A class periods will be ,one hour. The complete facilities of the Un versity will be open to summer schoc stuldents. Among these are the gen eral library of more than 75,000 vo umes, the special library of the Schoc of Education, and the new Educatio building. Both the mens' dormitor and the Woman's Building will b opened to accommodate students a the summer session. but all applicant are requested to bring furnishings suc as sheets, pillows, towels, blankets etc. Special attention will be given t teachers seeking to secure profession certificates, renewal or extension o outstanding certificates, or highe grade certificates. At the end of the summer tert degrees will be conferred upon car didates completing the requirements. Courses Courses will be offered in the de partments of Ancient Languages, Ar Bible, Biology, Chemistry, Civil En gineering, Commercial Subjects. E< onomics, Education, English, Geogra phy and Geology, German, Goverr ment, History, Hygiene. .ibrar Science, Mathematics, Music, Physic and General Science, Psychology, Ro mance Languages, and Social \\'orl. -n. S. c. BABCOCK FRAMES BALLAD SINGEI (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) entirely spontaneous, and both vis itors related several interesting storie of their dliscoyeries of tunes and ver sions that they found in almost inac cessible places. Dr. Baker, p)robaly at tracted by th unusual sound of ballads in a clas room, came in just as the bell endee the '"tournament." D r. Babcock ad mits frankly that he was oultsung, bhe has the consolation of k nowintg tha he was beaten by fast company. DebatingTaAm. Leaves For Northern Tou: I 'niversity dlebators wvill trek in a dlirections ntext week andl meet teani ranging fronm the City College New York in the North to I .ouisihu State lI niversity' in the Southwest. The main query for the various d~ bates will be: Resolved that Cot gress shall be permitted by a e/ majority to override dlecisions of tli Sutpreme (Court dleclaring a law Congr"ss unconstittutional. The tean wvillI also debate queries concernin he agricultural Adjustment Act an sub1sidizat ion of Athletics. Those making the respective trij: are as follows: Richard Foster and Frank Jorda will leave next M onday to debat Davidson, Richmond, Catholic Ulnivei sity, George Washington, Rutger: U niversit y of P'ennsyl vania, Fordhan City College of New York, New Yor U niversity, andl Columbia. Sidney D)uncan andl C. E. Simor leave next Wednesday to debate Hlow ardl, Birmingham-Southern, Universit of Mississippi, Mississippi State, Mil saps College, Louisiana State Univel sity, Tulane, and Auburn. Don Ham and Walter Solomio leave next Thursday to debate t11 College of Charleston, Rollins, Mian University, Trampla College, and tl University of Florida. Vivian Morse andl Joe Cohen leav March 24 to debate the University < Georgia, Georgia Tfech, Emory, Ogh thorpe, Vanderbilt, and the Univem sity of Louisville. MUsc1 On Other State ] Lib McDonald flirting with high school boys. then wonlering why they followed e her all the way down Main Street.... e Vrances Means forgetting to get an atli letic book anl having to pa) twctity-two t't'ts to see the game....Clar-tice An t!rews recovering from an appeIndti op Sration asnd falling for all his 'nurses.... e -lean Canipbell seen all over the field htise in a red coat . ... jenttie Clarkson 1 going to the fortune tellers and coming hack with ittitials of the one and only ....timiates of tenement 20 breaking out all the windows on a bottom floor, then quakiig with fear wheni the marshal's t name was mentioned.... Big Brute Bill ltroWI of iAnderson declaring war on r saxophone players....Ge.duney llowe t critically reviewing a group of visitors as thtey passed Ihis tentemient and< tellitng sotne ote in the teiemetit to stop making a ntoise like a cow because it might make the visitors homesick .... Clyde Gaffney bringing his (late to the literary society r social, being somewhat abashed when he <liscovered that t other girls were there ....Charles Stucky tearing up a chair in the Euphradian I Hall <luring a speech, then accusing the president of planting a weak chair for him. i inimie Joyner and )an Pendarvis being the first to <liscover the lire in the Ixtension thiilding....Co-e<l ask - ing George l'pps what sorority be I went.... Professor )avis trying to - inake students bielieve that two catmne - before one.....'at ricia Blair being in I formed that she pronounced her nlame ii incorrectly....\t<lioscopic face: l'ro y fessor Wagner. e Signs of Spring: Kites on the cam t pms, more bulls in bull session.... I s Sweet-sixteeners (plus) in swanky I i spring suits....wall flowers wander ing (which doesn't fit but we had t to get that old alliteration in) ... . o Good girlies gabbing.... Knowledge seekers tiooding.....t;eneral blues 1 f blowing-away. r Agnes Hughes and Tommy Maul- t lin rutinitig two football players all I over the tennis courts....largaret I _ Hawkins keeping score, if there was t any.... Lib Aclc)onald showing up at I astronomy lab with sontehioiy's kid I brother.... \Walter Solonon and Car- I - roll Bermain getting sporty and going 1 t" S y. . (9g^ WENSA5AUD ROANN POSLEMRI KOTLNTZOC,STAADC - k .M E .T)ctm: s 5 9&ternya s..-'-.--,s in In Press Practices to a dance in Atlanta.... Dick Foster naking the Clariosophic society adjourn so that he could see the feminine charms over at the gym...Nut Taylor telling about how he got knocked out. . . Philip Sabbagga showing off his beautiful calves .... Ray Graves getting a break in freshman chapel she got a seat on the boys' side.... Professor Stephan getting ferocious and cremating a miouse in his oven.... l)r. Lipscomnh illustrating how a boll weavil acts when it gets poisoned.... l.fiie Campbell getting hot and writ ing a good love story.... Motte Brown saying that he just loved little girls... Rosa Wilder playing three minutes t in the inter-iural basketball gante then going out on fouls.... Martha Mauney accusing a sttident of dingling before his professor-not guilty. I)og house on second floor of tene mnent 9 with curtains and sign "God bless our happy home.''....T. Mal phus saving that aspirins will cure more than headaches and colds.--- t liasehall being hit through top window I ;f gym by lud Alexander .... Janet t lBailey dying her hair red in front ind letting it remain a platinui blonde :olor in the back....University sopho nore agreeing that "In the spring i Syoting mans fancy lightly turns to t houghts of love.....Professor hMeri vether quoting the Bible.... George Rogol going to Charleston twice a veek. Ann is well, thank you.. Professor Rene (with accent) Maurice I tephat saying that he has quit car -ying a cane now that Tom Drake as started using one.... Mary Louise 'ayden making candy on Saturday a iight which did not harden until l'uesday. Frank was hungry, too. . . . - \ew club being formed in Tenement 5. Ask Wild Bill Goldberg for par iculars.... Ruth Gayden wearing a el dress and being serenaded as "The ,ady in Red."....Tenement 20 pro tibiting (lancing except on Saturday ight...."Welcome back, Judge Bank iead" cry the freshmen who have been -tert.iiei , egula I. ,;ice ite "judge" ias been ill....Turner Logan with )lack eyes and straight A's Jres/teidds corking gooa IORUS WORK Eonor System Gains New Lease On Life (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) is name. "We merely want to show he faculty that we are willing to do >ur part, that we believe there are >thers like us, and that we are wait ng for some definite assurance of co )peration from them. We invite any nembers of the student body who feel is we do to join with its in this decla ation. We are making this offer on ir own hook and as individual mem >ers of the student body." A ledger, provided by KSK frater tity, will be in The Gamecock office tntil two o'clock today, an from nine )'clock to two o'clock tomorrow. l'hose students wishing to join the harter signers in an elTort to eradicate he cribbing evil and restore the honor ystemt to its original esteemed posi ion may walk in and sign. The five-point agreement drawn up *\ednesday night is as follows: "I lo solemnly swear (or affirm) that I cill not engage in any dishotest or uestionable practices on quizzes or xaminations at the University of outh Carolina, that I will not be the acans of another's doing so, an(d fur hermore that I will report to the roper agency any unethical conduct hat I observe in the clasroom. "We, the undersigned, recognizing ur duties and responsibilities as stu ents, and desiring to maintain an onorable reputation for the Univer ity, do willingly sign and earnestly bide by the foregoing declaration, rovided that: (1)the entire faculty uarantee us their complete coopera ion, (2) a council composed of six rofessors, selected by the faculty, nd six students, elected by the sign rs of this declaration, be established, his council having complete control nd final jurisdiction in all cases aris ng, and judging each case on its own ORTH CAN OLYMPIC GAME 1&utAt4 f4IS4eA4Az4( SUMMER VOYAGE a JULY 1st,: 60 DAYS, FIRST CLASS, FROM UNIVERSITY TRAVEL ASSOCIA 30 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, New Yor re usual/ I eL S................ C....... Students Confined To University _Infirmary Eleven cases of flu and one injury confined a total of twelve students to the infirmary during the past week, Mrs. Addie Madden, matron, disclosed yesterday. None -of the cases were serious and the wards of the infirmary were expected to be empty today. Those who spent at least one night in the hospital are as follows: Cath erine Turner, G. A. Brown, Whit Boykin, Henry L. Orander, Betty Hor ton, Albert Martin, Ed Sims, Rex Williams, Luther Knowlton, St. Clair Muckenfuss, Julius Ness, and O. Y. Stiff. Students are urged to visit the in firmary only during medical hours merits, (3) the names of all signers be duly published in The Gamnec'ck, (4) a ledger incorporating the oath be kept in some convenient place so that anyone so desiring may sign this declaration at any time, (5) this plan is to go into effect only after being signed by not fewer than 100 students. Those students who had signed the oath late Wednesday night are: John H. Lumpkin, Sani Cartledge, Theo dore E. Ninestein, Wade S. Bush, Joe F. Campbell, Charles B. Simons, Jr., \V. C. Overton, Harold W. Robinett, A. M. Brabham, Jr., F. G. Findley, James Joyner, C. L. Stuckey, James P. Mozingo, III, Harper Welbourn, Pat C. Smith, Louis Cain Bryan, F. Ray Riddle, Jr., Billy Coleman, D. M. Ham, Tom Crawford, J. M. Mic Cutchen, W. M. Kitching, Hunt Gra ham. Call- Mi Shop 9308 For Quick Deliveries EIUROPE S M RUSSIA co-to) R E E TR IP [936 Of each 25 passages bought before April 15th -one, se 1725 lected by lot, will be FREE (moneyrefundedi.book now TION -you may win free tripl De k City tails at bus. off. this paper. we ..for mi .for bett mawon a, .lUas inless, of course, there ik a case of mergency. Medical hours are from until 12 noon; :3 until 6 p. in., and rom 7 until 9 p. in. during the week. )n Sundays the hours are from 9 intil 10 and from 3 until 5. JIMMIE'S PLACE 1207 Gervais Street SEMI-PRIVATE BOOTHS For Best Sandwiches and Beer With Reputation II %II -wth sow4~e REGINALD DENNY FRANCES DRAKE GAIL PATRICK ROD LaROQUE NOW PLAYING ldness er taste.