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Carolina Flashes Mercer Is Honored Charles Mercer, professor of physics at Carolina, has been honored recently by being elected into full membership of the American Society of Heating and Ventilation Engineers. The New York Office informed Professor Mercer of this honor. This society handles designs of air conditioning systems which are becoming prevalent in the modern American home. Rodgers Rides Roughshod Any news story that announces truth fully the resurrection of the dead would be classified as the greatest news of all time and would be played up as such. This is the opinion of Floyd D. Rod gers, Jr., instructor of Journalism, Uni Business Training is Essential to Everyone, Par ticularly College Men and Women. Day, Night, and Special Classes. Draughon's Business College 1218 Sumter Street Telephones 5951 and 6817 Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices SODAS-LUNCHES 1530 Main Street METROPOL "TH. OLD THE STUDENTS' 1520 MAIN STREET " -Clario (CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE) of them, he was to be counted absent. In case of two successive absences, the members is to be fined and with I three absences, is to be expelled. A motion to present to the most outstanding senior member of the un dergraduates in the society who has not held a position over vice-president a medal from the organization failed to pass. The student was to have been selected by a committee of three grad- 1 uate members selected by the presi dent, Charles Simons. Both the Clariosophic and Euphra dian Literary societies voted $15 each to send the University representatives to the State Oratorical contest in Clin ton. ] As their part in tne $500 drive to send Frank Jenkins and Rex Williams, prize boxers, to the national boxing tournament in Sacramento, California, the society voted to give $5. -v. B. U. versity of South Carolina. "All steps taken towards resurrection t of the dead is always played up in the 1 news," Mr. Rodgers says. "Cure for cancer would also furnish material for 1 1 EAT THOSE DELICIOUS c SHACK'S. AT ALL SODA FOUNTAINS SILVER'S 5 and 10c Store a s * I Thousands of items for h University Students at r a great saving. es - C 0 ITAN CAFE RELIABLE" MEETING PLACE a PHONE 7849 h 11 '1:t -Fifty-Six (OONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE) .gon, Winnsboro; Hawley' Lynn, 'efferson; Frances Means, Columbia; ,aRue Medlin, Bennettsville; Ida Mor is, Columbia; William Overton, Co umbia; Elizabeth Porcher, Charles on; Elizabeth Preston, Columbia and Nilliarn Price, Denmark. And Dorothy Scott, Easley; Annie Vfay Shannon, Columbia; Charles imons, Johnston; T. M. Skiles, Co umbia; Paul Smith, Easley; Drayton ;tringer, Belton; Nathan Thomas, iellers; Grace Toney, Johnston; John L'urnbull, Graniteville; A t h e r t o n Nhaley, Columbia; Mobley Williams, rr., Callison; Jane Williamson, Flo ence, Addison Willis, Cottageville; Iary Willis, Columbia; and Melford Wilson, Kinston, N. C. -U. U. 0. -Wedding (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) The bride was finally graduated rom Columbia High School. She at ended the University of South Caro ina where she met Mr. Fitzsimons. ['his was the biginning of the tender omance which is to terminate Wed iesday night, March 24. Since the nvitation list has been so large, it is xpected that many guests will at end. -U. U. U. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) lace and officers for the coming year vill be elected. The Order of Wig and Robe was stablished last year and has as its urpose the recognition of legal schol rship. Membership is restricted to tudents having a "B" average or etter for work done in the University ,aw School and only those students aving the highest averages in their espective classes are elected. Five Ien are selected from the junior class ich year and two men from the senior lass. -U. U. a. utstanding news." The consumption of this popular En lish heverage has increased by pails nd buckets in tenement 21 since the umble teapot appeared at the informal yjama soirees in room 37. 'titi":. t4 Musci On Other 8tate Catherine Webster finding a new big moment at the Z. T. A. louse dance.... Mae Maner being invited to be Miss Columbia in the Azalea Festival at Charles(on. ...Five and twenty students complaining to The Gamecock that Mus clin' In is too occupied with the doings of J. M.-tn H--s. Leola Garety saying that she lives in terror of finding her name in this col umn..... Ida Lawton Grahame going to the fortune teller to fin'd out if she really is in love....Monsoon Diogenes Gallo\vay, with his little lantern, trying to find someone to equal his own intel lectual capacity....Katherine Carter go ing to Charleston and having a grand time....Just ask her about the two French naval officers.... Someone sug gesting that on the blank place along the edge of Petigru College, along with the names of other great men, the name Howe be engraved.. .Ed Baker wanting "something nice" said about him in Musclin In.... Will this do, Ed?....The library being strangely quiet... .Masie Kirven has the flu.... Mary Willis wondering why she should have all the corps at the Citadel brought out to welcome her, then she found out that her car was just in front of a French admiral's. Buck Burns and Sam Cartledge argu ing over the relative values of a student body president and a jersey cow. All the politicians attending discussion groups.... Some are developing into group leaders.... Why?....Madame ?weeny saying that only Billy Woods of all the professors in the French de partment can crash The Gamecock.... Bill Overton orating greatly in his classes and benefiting thereby....Dr. Lipscomb seeming to be in his second childhood for we saw him playing with blocks in one of his classes the other day.... The Tenement 11 discussion group getting so crowded that some of the members have to stay outside and look in the windows. Jeanett Watts walking the railing around the flower beds in the State House grounds....Hal Tribble dubbing Nargaret Rollins "A Plus Rollins".... Dr. Babcock returning from a case of u not much worse iur wear...."Put" ra ...u god h :'4'~i AM Th fa * 9 -i mn In Press Practices Putnam becoming apparently glued to he bench in front of Tenement 11.... Professor Stephan being spoken of as "Stevie....Professor Coker forgetting i If you can't keep up with the Prof consult THE R. L. 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