Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Musc On Other State Lib Edwards calling a certain tene ment on the campus and discoverinP that the student who answered th< telephone was one with whom she hat associated as a partner to a blind dat< last year when she was a student a Columbia college. Strange to say, eacl recognized the other. Bill Norton making a recent call tc a sorority house and getting into am argument with one of the girls he cause he claimed that she insultec him. ...Bill Bockman getting his sys tern of politics lecidedly mixed am winding up on the wrong end of th< rope....we wonder if he is still strad dling the fence or will he throw in hi new political machine....George Sher man Grant Zuckerman crying ou midst a bull session, "I (lon't care wha it is, I'm against it....Max Living ston offering a girl $500,000 for a dati ....Is this true love or is it the sprint weather?.... Larry Gall parking wront in the circle and discovering that hi was the person in error and not thi other 23 cars....Jamcs Joyner doinF everything from singing to calisthen ics to break into this rag. George Boldman stating that he wa through with dogs as roommates... After driving in some shorts for th< movies for Chevrolet advertising Boldman is expecting a contract fron Warner Brothers....Martin J. Ilode< attaching a photo of himself to hit short story in Professor Babcock'; sanctuary... .The Prof. remarked tha1 he was writing his own rejection slit ....Tom Rogers Drake saying that h< was tough although you couldn't tel it by looking at him....Floyd Rodger; walking around the campus sayinp "Chemurgy" in one breath and "M3 Penthouse" in the next.... Larry Cu sick trying to look dignified with a neu blue bow-tie and a daring red sweatei ....Mary Sutton crashing the "Cam pus Personality" list....Louis Sear son being thrown to the alligators bu the mean old crocodiles threw hin back.... Bill Overton trying to stud: in the office on Wednesday night... the sap....Cat Nary refusing the lead ing part in a local production of thi Town Theatre.... Bob Carter buyinE "...S fields c ... ti Ches Copnulght 1937. m.rarr A& Mi in' In Press Practices three boxes of aspirin from Howard Williams. ...there, we got two names in one sentence. Ruth Barber getting romantic and wanting someone to hold her hand while she looked at the stars in astron I omy lab. ...Iu1mmcl Harley saying that skeletons arc only bones with the people scraped off.. Flinn Gilland and 1 Don I-lam playing tennis every day of - the world and then Flinn deserting I Don in favor of Margie Collins. Lennie Rosen saying that he has al ways been sensitive but people just haven't known it....Harriet Cockfield saying that she would much rather go out with a boy named Bill than a boy named Villiam and telling us that she has been keeping a pupp) in Melton hall contrary to rules. . . James \Valsh, the prospective speaker for the Senior Y Cabinet wondering what he is going to talk to them about. Dave Webb's friends doing him dirt by taking all the food at the boarding louse and leaving Dave without a thing on his plate. ...Cat Carter say ing that band music just thrills her ....John Crews arguing so much in l;nglish class that he and not the pro fessor seems to be running the class ....Freshman Woodcock complaining that all his class did for two solid hours in Biology lab was to count grains of corn over and over again....Gaynelle Wilson buying a dictionary with her name stamped in gold on the cover; only the first name came spelled Gay neck . . . .Bill Bockman making the lit tle balls in the machine in the canteen do just what he wants them to....Kit Fitzsimmons smoking a pipe with a bowl big enough for him to take a bath in. Problem We have always heard that a woman has the right to change her mind on a minute'R notice but when an editor of tia rag, in particular, H;mt Graham, writes two scorching editorials, "He That Hath Ears" and "A Great Racket" and then turns around this semester and contradicts everything he had written, then we are puzzled. His friends would be surprised to n-cured in the f[Turkey and ( 1ese are the spicy leaves that terfields an outstanding cigar< It takes good things things .. . and there is n< fine quality of these cost baccos in Chesterfield cig~ Collegiate Review de Legalized Politicing... ha Campaigning in future campus elec- (1 tions was recently "legalized" by the to Purdue University Student Senate. The H regulations provide for a small petition dI fee to be paid to the Senate at the time of declaration of candidacy, and also the amount of money that may be spent by L each candidate is limited. The petition fee will, be used to cover (I expenses for standard posters, giving J' equal publicity to each contestant for ofTice, which will be placed at stratigic ca points on the campus. S n Heavy Food .. . lIead in the Spartanburg High School f Scribller, "300 Students Eating New L Cafeteria Dishes." R sc Intelligentsia . .. ( Prof. John 1). Allen of the Mercer J' University journalism department tested some of his charges to determine how ci well they are acquainted with names that U make current news. From a list of twenty-fIve names to be identified, the b professor learned the following: B William Lemke was both a Commu- (: nist and Socialist candidate for the presi- R dency, and Winston Churchill is a British w priest who is backing the King in every- s thing he does. A freshman nonchalant- E ly declared that the Vatican is "a city (1 in Italy; having something to do with M the Catholic church." Lawrence Kelley F was accused of being "a football player (1 at Yale who left school because the col- 1M lege wouldn't pay his demanded wages ri for his services to the team." to C Winthrop News Service. .. - Publicity at Winthrop college is han died by the journalism students. The service, which was organized last fall, has sent 681 news items to 84 newspapers in the State. Clippings indicate that 90 per cent of these stories have been pub fished. U. 9. . hear him refer to them as "Mr. Eta Batcha Pie." Prediction Fraternities will move on the cam pus next semester!! ! 4 GRAA. ~reece help make tte. to make good mistaking the ly Turkish to irettes. . F/ These are th -Salaries a C (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) aymond W. Dobson (Cherokee); ( . E. Epting (Anderson); J. B. Fun- b >rburk (Richland); Frank A. Gra- I im, Jr. (Richland); W. Clyde Graham I y lorence); Wilbur G. Grant (Ches- ( r); J. H. Greer (Greenville); E. K. ( ardin (York); F. Lesesne (Claren- C n); Bruce Littlejohn (Spartanburg); S A. Lofton (Charleston); John D. S ong (Union); J. Hugh McFaddin d larendon); Elwood M. McKay . i lorence); M. H. Mims (Edgeneld); M. Moorer (Colleton); C. M. Pace ( partanburg); B. H. Plyler (Lan- ( ister); Thomas H. Pope (llewberry); um B. Pratt Jr. (York); John A. Rey lds (Oconee); H. G. Senseney larleston); Calhoun Thomas (Beau rt); J. Frost Walker Jr. (Union); C. Wannamaker (Chesterfield); . C. Wasson (Laurens); E. C. Wil >n (Lancaster); Homer Woods rasper); T. W. Young (Charleston); - W. D. Zerbst (Charleston). Those who voted against the in ease in the appropriation for the niversity were: V. G. Arnette (Williamsburg); Her irt S. Bailey (Cherokee); Neville ennett (Marlboro); J. W. Bradford umter); J. B. Britton (Sumter); J. obert Carter (Horry); J. W. Chad ick (Saluda); L. C. Clyburn (Ker iaw); T. W. Cox (Spartanburg); . J. Craig (Aiken); J. J. Dominick vewberry); C. W. Ellis (Abbeville); /. F. Estridge (Kershaw); S. 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