The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 17, 1936, Page Page Five, Image 5
239 Now On
Roll Of Honor
Seven New Signers"
One-Seventh Of University Stu
dent Body Represented By
List
One student out of every seven on
the campus has now signed the "Roll
of Honor'", and has sworn to uphold
the honor of the school and to report
all unfair practices seen in classes and t
examinations.
Last week signers brought the total
to 2:19.
Those signing the honor roll since I
last publication are: I,. M. Mledlen, O. t
L. Stewart, Hamilton Varren, E. ).
Roberson, Mary Wilds, Joel T. Kelly, c
and James A. Campbell. t
With the students returning back to
school from the holidays. many more
are expected to sign this week. 'Those
desiring to read the constitution ani
to sign may find the register in Des
Saussure College, in the secretary to
the dean's ofTice.
-7. R. c.
Interesting Results
Follow Investigation
Interesting resultis have followed the i
study made by I)r. \Villiam S. I.earnied
of the Carnegie Foundation, of comptara
tive stores of information held by high
school seniors and college students. lie
studied 41) colleges in Pennsylvania anl
" a large group of high schools. giving
four-hour comprehensive tests to students.
lie found that:
Some c(Pllege freshmen knew more than
probably any college Ieacher they might
have. Other freshmen had so little
kinowledge that it was a "practical in
possibility" they would learn tuch in
college. No backgroundi.
Ten per cent (of 1,5001 hi> h sch col
seniors knew mtore than dlid half of 3.,7t)
students just tinishing cillege.
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Cast of 1,000 with 15 stars
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Beautsfudly printed en f n i
IL Gilt Staeping and with an.1
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e ROMEO AND JUI.IET
This edition include, che Iamns T
mo(es, s preface by Golanci, alei
beminn Skpan schoIars.
* RUBANYAT OF OMIAR KHEAYYAM
11ais volumne contains dhe arse and the ah
|vemignoo Edward ficagerad's treasiation.
Pitagerald's introduction.
* CYRANO DE BERGERAC
by Edeoud Rastand
Trmasuated by Heslen. 9Dole. lftasaed by
Nino Carbe. With, an introdettion by W. L.
Parker and critical comment by W.P.Tea.
*THE IGHT OPERAS OF
W. . GILBERT
Bab Ballads." il,astrated throogbout with
STATE M~r
1224 Main Street
Columbia, 5. o.
Open Forum
Co the Editor of The Gamecock:
The present drive to enforce the
onor system has niany features
vorthy of comment and is open to no
ittle criticism on various groun(s. To
his writer it appears that the most im-,
>ortant such ground is the apparant
(lifference of the faculty and the stu
lents to the situation existing in the
ield of student activities. We are
sked to enforce a class room honor
ystem when no steps are being taken
o check the corruption existing in stu
lent conducted activities.
This writer cannot but be particular
y critical of the faculty for its con
tlete failure to take any action in re
ard to this matter. It is of course
pparant that the faculty cannot rem
dy certain evils but it is equally clear
hat the faculty can (10 nuch to remedy
he situation by dcmanding financial
esponsibility from student treasurers.
l'he situation has been called to the at
ention of the faculty repeatedly but
tothing has ever been done by them to
>rovide a remedy.
The evils that exist could be cure(d
y the students themselves and the
vriter in no way seeks to exonerate
lie students for their failure to do so.
3ut the writer does point out that the
aculty. while it has streniuously le
nanded that the students enforce sonic
ort of a class rootm honor system they
ailed to cooperate with those students
vho have reqluested a clean-up of ex
racurricular activity. Fair Iiinded
tu(dents cannot bitt feel that the clean
11) of present tualpractices. if it is to
>e effective, lutist be geieral. Their
inthtusiastic cooperation with the fac
ilty int regard to the class room honor
ystein certainly eannot be expected
Imless equal cooperation is given thet
Iv the factilty in regard to the sttudeit
Letivity situation. . tif( rtttnate"lv the
tttunbcr of those stu<lent earnestly in
crested in a refortn cf stti(lent activi
ies is lititeited and is practically iii
>ortant in the face of organized politi
:RVATIONS NOW
JDENT MATINEE
April 21
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i Theatre Box Office
Seats Reserved
teinhardt's Production of
JMMER
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.ames Cagney, J(ie 1 .
Birown, D)ick 1'6%well,.nt
I. uise , O liv ia I)e l .vi I u g
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IIlerb ert, I rank NIeclIlugh,.
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y, April 20-21
(Curtacin
Alatinee ::15 Ip. mi.
Night 5:15 p. ini.
~BLE VALUE IN BOOKS
iN
'UXE BINDINGS
cid paper, bound in DeLu"xc Cloth with.
mbossed Caumeo Set into the frea coeer.
SM 4 8% iches a
a d Pacd i Beautiful SlIp Boxes
e THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
icy WVian Sbakespaare
Week th famous Temple noe, a preface b
lurael Gollancx, an introductioo by w
No"mac fudson and cocmencs by emisma
Sakespea,emu schotars. tiluacrated.
e PFAUST . by Johann Wulfg..n o G.,h,
Traniase,d tco Ion itch, in th oigialm.
tres,by.4a Taylo. Wich manoy tUhlhtas
dc. yIons Cark. and with a preface by
* THE ADVENTURES OF BARON
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* L.EAVES FROM THE DIARY OF
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Cootais ace.e of the feverste pumam om
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complete andcct.d lai.ts~*ir las
'oal*s''many .uaaW..maaom,. hm.ia
. A sHROPSHIRs.I AD. hyi A.?
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3TUDENTS ATTEND
'"Y" CONVENTION
Tear Camp Jackson
Viany Colleges Send Delegates
To State-Wide Gather
ing
The State Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A.
-etreat will be held at the Y.M.C.A.
a:np near Camp Jackson Friday, 'at
trday, and Sunday of next week.
Representatives from Carolina.
'emison, \Vinthrop, Citadel, Columbia,
.rskine, lPresbyterian, Newberry, and
nost of the other colleges in South
.'arolina will attend.
The University Y.M.C.A. will send
t delegation of all officers of the "Y
nd its, various branches. The Uni
rersity Y.W.C.A. will send a delega
ion of ten girls.
P'aul Cusher, Clemson. is in charge
>f the retreat and Fred .llis, Iodemia
"aines, and Sarah Rector are on the
.xecutive committee from the Univer
;tv.
A registration fee of $:t.50 is being
harged which covers all necessarv ex
enses of board and recreation. Any
student interested may secure addition.
il information from Jaie, F. \Valsh
>resident-elect of the Y..\I.C.A.
-C. S. C.
Carolina
10 Years Ago
A century-ol dream was realizec
April sth at the ('niversity wher
\lpha chapter of the 'hi lBeta Kapp*
iraternity was instituted. 1'c1n fa ult\
itnibers of the Iraterity attended tht
ist ineeting in secret sessioni. The fl.
tiwing ofiicers were elected I )r
Jet irge \\'auchope. president I )r
"tephen Taber, vice-p)resident; atll
I'rof. O-scar I.. Keith, secretary. Othe
:harter menihers are I'rofessors Cur
rell, I riersn, (Green, Reed Siith
W\hitesell, antd all.
The or;ginal application for a chart-t
here was rinade in 11S, and was en
1oerscd by" John: C.C:hu.utt
inal1 and success fII attempt was Ie
L;un inl 192:;.
(). I.. \\arr of 'Timtonsville wa:
e'lected president of the Clariostlhit
Society Tuesday.
T wo valuable first editions of histor'
books published in 1.,19 and 1.5:.u wtr'
recently discovered in the library be
\l iss E".nglhsIi. They were found whet
moving a shelf of larger books. Ihl
author. Alberti Krantz, was born it
Germany. and it is supposed that thes,
volutmes were bought in Germany hl
an agent 1f the . iiversity sent ther,
to purchase foreign books around i o:i
A iew Classroo m building costini
$75..0t0 is to be erected on Gibhbe,
:I vent, p roiaibiv on the corner ci
Greenl and Il'ickeins streets. IFirepirco
wings will be added toc thle hibrary
'cist ing $1 7,tHN().
PI GAMMA MU
HOLDS INITIATION
lioiior sciciety was held ini the Ki
ihiradliani .iterairy soacietyv hall \\'edlnes
day, Apiril 5, at 7:0 tlI'. NI.. aeccrdlini
to (Charles Stuckey. s ecretary cf thli
TI'host' be inug iniutiatedl art' as fo l lows
l'aculty, I )r. 1Kershiaw \\'a'lih amli
\lrs. A\rner R. C'hijlds; Studtets, I'.ssit
l )avis. NIlargaret Saiison, iilen iry Cal
:ert. I Ioward I,. liurnis, l)ccrothyv Sccott,
I a rriet lloiyd, anid \\'ade S. I iusit. Car
till lIermiain was telectech itto meiinber
hlip but was acway fromiu schioocl anid
'-oubcl icil lie initiated at this timie.
A'\fter t hit tiieetitig, thle miembel'rs were
iivitedc to thtle homei c of NI rs. Roa i
iiondiec \\'imuberly foir an informal re
'ettion ini honoicr oif the niewly intiatedh
Han From India
Proud Of Failure
Tlhe pt'olet ini thet liot cicoutry of~ Inia
iave' a conitsideIrale weaknes's forl titles.
leg rees and ot hier formits of embhel I li
nenit, related I )r. .lihn Scucddetr ini a lec
urt' at Rut gers I.'iversity.
Toc illhistralt', IDr. Setcdder t ihl abcott
cet'ivinug a callinog card frini a miain ini
'alcuttta. 'This miani hiacd bee.n Ihtinked
cut oif his cillege'. In th lIowter crneitr,
iter the niaiine, theire was printed,l
al plundmicerters tin cone sidet anld thle in -
lilferenit muass oif the studenttt bicdy tin
hic cither, hIlowever, ntmhI cciiild be
lone' by thiis smiallI groupj withI thle hlp
>f the faculty. In the past thet faculty
ia s fa iledl to rendcer such help. \V hat
v-ilIlite its future attitude?
SintcecrelIy,
JO11N C. I'AVN1~
METHODISTS HOLD
ANNUAL MEE'
At Camp Barstov
Students Will Gather Saturday i
Conference Expected To
Surpass All Others
The MIethodist Students of the l'r
versity of South ('arolina, Columb
College and the busitess colleges
Columbia will hold their atnual sp rin
retreat at Camp 1Barstow Satuird;
afternoon and night, April 18, accor,
ing to plans made at the meeting
The Mlethodist Student Council Thur
day.
Rev. Bryce II erhert. NI ethodi
pastor of Ilityb'viille, will be the p ri
cipal speaker to the students Satur(k
night. lie is a popular .peaker
young people.
The following programt will be ca
ried ott: At 2 p. t., the students w
assetble at \\'ashingt t Street chur
and go to the cainlp. From :t to
t'cl((ck there will be recreational fe
tures, including hiking, gamnes, has
hall, etc. At (;::m a picnic stppiber w
be served. At 7 ::0 a ve(er uervice w
be conducted hv Frank Jordan, 1
I.otise King. and Louis Searson. .
At 8:00 o'cII(ck the Rev. .\r. IIerb
will speak.
Those desiring to g(( may phone iZe
\\ilson 0. \\eldon at 210-1l, by Sattt
day morning. or speak to the olicer.,
the council: Jamne. \\alsh, pre,.iden
F.lith Itho;rd, vice -pre'.ident: Sar;
Ilathcock. secretary: and Gray G.rai
ham. treasurer.
Columbia Professor
Tells Of Fire Bom
New \'ork ( \( I' )-*Ihe t w-pout
incendiary bit, ctntaaning thermitc, u
be the real peril in the neNt w%ar, aceor
ing to l'rof. J. ':nri(Iue %ane ti of (
Iumbia t niv.'ersity's chemistry departinc
"\ single tttb-ton htbmer can car
2..00 of these btttb.," -ays l'rof. %;
etti, "atd if i(nly bne in 1(11 ma'ke. a 1
that batber will start t w nt v ires witl
ii1 few intinrte. bIf each bothet'.
Theirntite is ;a tixtire oif lbiln ixi
aild powdered alutninum (br mitagiesitt
stable if protected frm m ist air, I
aeacting viiilently it heate(d to a hi
temperature.
prin
TC
COME IN'I
AND LET US SHC
SORTMENT OF
SUITS, EXTRA P2
SHIRTS-ALL Sl
DOUBLE -BREAST
WITHOUT SPORT
PURE LINEN SU]
WHITE AND
TROPICAL WORS
THIS KIND 0:
WASH PAN'
Sanfc
STRAW AND PAl
SHAPEE
Belk'
Walter D. Kelly
Book Chat
"Why, of oturc!"
I.,n't that wliat you',I answer if askeel
n if y4u knew the S1,uth' Well, yoi
probably (lo know y~ur particular sec
tion of the l'nitecl Statc-, but why nut
brush up your knowlelge cf the etitire
i south frurn I,oui.ian:t t~ \irginia?
a Story ocf the . cutih." i- a grand bok
for just that Iur1pose. I-.dit, cd and pub
S !ished at ('1hapel IHill h .\.blison liib)
y hard. and full of Southern s-tories by
Southern writer., it i- c-c-ntialhv a
bhook for so.uthierer. 'I went .even
.tccries of negro life, Ilan:tat",." hie. and
tlt tinodern Suth set 1w th glories
tupcrtitiuns,. lesire,. ? :ir.e n -_" and
charming beauty which t c State'.
L have losse.sed and still i,p .e.
TheI'l(- selectic,n, aren't haphurd. hiter.
They art arranged hr -.,lguially.
r- frctnt the early Nettling <,i : car,lina,
ill ti the p ret t day. \ i . . therc are
h written h .uch well-kn, ., : r.hrs a,
W \illiam (tiihu re Simnu, . a Ncl
a- n l'aige. J (l Chandler I,. lrc it
c- l. 'ccbb. Julia l'eterkin. I ). , lIeIc -
ill ward, I.aicalic, ltearn, :"I tany
ill other---n , tw ,turies !t4 thi., an -
r.. author.
r. -e all kncm - Itilia l'et e ::'- " ;rceni -
rt 'Ihursday." (. ) I Ienry'. "\I.\lu ;a I Re
poccrt." and I)ul;osc Heywv rd'- "l;alf
V. I'inlt Flask'. These are 'ut thre c.
r- Ihtrc are t\\enty-four th rt" . r-, ciualk
'f a. intcret tif , tales contai: "1-;' thle-c
it: .2n piage-.
ih l.ast. but It at all l a . h r :,it
it- iear- a -hort hio4gralhi - . .,tch " f
tach author w%ith a list ';- hcbtter
ktiwn wrk-..
( )rig in a lly th i- 1b o o k s - ! i .r a;.
verbial hit cake at the >taute I'~,k
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Grads Meet
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On Next Friday Night
University Will Be Represented
By Five Dele
gates
Ailitrni ~f the l'niverstity resirling in
the t ith ,h-trict are (ch eiilnkel tI. have
a get-I":- , t!I r tnrt,ting an'! 'linier at
the Anl,lr,- .. lactkson lI1 te' in R<oek
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tnt:. r j ,t wan f;tin I } g iitdri b,~k
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