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J .na 1 hl ol e act havin I np ep ept tive on) the@ un1,3CU ey@ " O wilye . eon twe: .hisha. bee done o gv stu4enti : more esW bttr. carry ng out the pian aot the eon For the benefit of those.. sudenl who d' not familipr with the flo o6de, it; is . rep rinted "her, The pledge i (Continued qo page three) "--ss U,.C.r Play Writing CQntest S1itec DIrcted y Stephas Unlv$lty'and HighhhpI4tu ent Are Eligible to 'ster: Contest "$ltpat.ur playWilting contea 99oMeted by the Universlty Playeri cA *ue dramatic group, was az nouUeithis week by "Prot. R. I Stephan dI of t player.s High :achool et apisdnd authe' throdthut the state M fligible.to sie nmit sioripts in. the eontest .wpEb WIl be sparatid Jnto' two generel'4r Carolinta -studants -and one for on, sigers. Wlnnlamg lpRRUeripts from :: g rou0 W1r4 s i ~ y the Playe. thaNN#tkoauthods aiding 'in pr: 41Ak9nayb ihr oft4a one ( pta 1 th high albo4 greWp pfe.4 s the o.gan Satlon dU theas ? NeI RSh Seho W4e, It dubake Dedln f*r Anar he been tehta Qgpeb 4 bat' autaoe IPse thstr serister ad eSh 4p yIb tlat e6nsjdratioatbn tsshotul4 2 e to gUarantee the -C IS Uegat4fes the contest. a e*io'te. shonl4 he If 4t~pha~ U UIYP uni1' nor Code Rfern Rel te Studen g i ni to . AhO,uc. Overton; HOMEcOMING :AY " HOMICONINQ: pMAQ11 44dig- oolr -to th. Ca ofina t : ROeonImr Day all stUdents. iske4d to *Ppear in. the pa rei.ewhjpch *t rtat th Jet.; frson ote pro9p4 down, Maini street t the Capitol. from len. transpot$Uo, 1 be aiaie able outMo the staditas. All we. AeU 4tudenta are requested to war eoas*lete'wbfts-" .ad- al boys ars asked to wear dark 1 trousers and a red shirt. The. ihirts may be dyed re at * rea souable cost at the canteen. Al1 te e.sapps eegsmIstiems 4, jo 6 the parade as it,pro. eeds to thb Staditwq and circles the track. BLUE KY PLANS GTEAiRICTION ,R9th arwna'napter'of Blue ey, National fQnotery Fraternity ag e bounced last night that plans prd be ing pusbd forward for the -erection s of gate poets at the $izmtcr street en , taco. of the University Campus. e ;'iesent plans In detgil arg that two a pillars ;ot brick to be in harmony with he architecture of the University are to be erected. From these gates will a i e ?wUng. Mounted On the posts will r be a bronse plaque bearing the name of the Ubiversity of South Carolina and its date. 9f founding. (. ontinued on page three) A TIP FR 1 e t - a I.' lb r a KSSK4 Holds . i ect Meetjn Will Elect President to Replace Lumpkir Meeting to . e iB.H d Tonight h Retlgru.. emb.r d i r:.ionea .3ll ffl, reignee d tritt f w thi je ununca 4etb a~bbee at eOte etuIit last sJ.'p tt0 n G*y .LIpssaamb, r., la 1fM QTtb, George OdlemM, Jr., BiU #'yn, Jr., TbSt& " A. '!MI (Cutoheon, $r Ruia t S- at"" o Rhodes, Praf k 'eokins, Courtena Carson, Jr., and Hprpld, Price. K. S. K. has ; ten active on tb ca#1py for a 11ge -Q .?ars,i. , ly belin kowt as the Kaiolifa Bphi Kitn',,:batith TheddMeat- or':e letter fraternities on thqe campus taI ing the name of :laP Oi Kapp Among 9ther activities, K. B. K. spor sore the sale of freshman 'caps, and otherwise promotes echool spIit. The club re*ularly meets every wee] during the school year. Membershii is honorary, new members being vote* on by the installed members. The officers of the club are Ted NinE stein, vice president; Currie McArthur secretary; Jimmy Thomas, treasurer T. J. Harrelson, sergeant-at-arms and St. Clairdel Muckenfuss, scribe OM'PRE ,1Yu" Contest Starts Tuesday Nite Winners %ective turkey. Dinner i Jin Thomae ad 'd i1eM Will = a eupevis. DIeUsson. Qroups i'Fall dlscussion Orupa. for studehnts dn the campts 'will start Tuesday night at 7:00 p. ., when boys room ing in each tenefnent 'meet to eleet 1eeder& and select topics to be dis esed during th ten meetings, R. 0. SB11;' secretary of the University Y. M. C. A. anfounced this week. More thea 46$ bdys were enrolled id groups last year, ind this year, an. der the supervision of Jimmie Thomas and Ed TillEr, the nunler is expected to be a OO-arger. The ifst meeting will not count to ward theoontest, but will be for the pUrpoSe of electing a president, vice president, secretary, and faculty lead. er, The meetings uil be conduetediba 1s saami ntormer yw ais ith psrtect- ataendane being give e. tr hey dinner at the end of the series. Mastria2 trn iaLbee: s-leted "from the BI-Annbal meeting of the t. W' C A. and Y. M. C. A. Conferente at Miami iss Carisimaa. IneteOd' of hal groups discusitig the same topics, each grotlp wif act as.a conmntssion to t 'dcue oni central problem during 4 "Among tue pronlems to be discussed are the 8tuden and Campus Living, Student as a,Citiien,'Men and Women i in a Changin; Socilety, the Church and the World Today, Strategic Vocational Opportities, the Studept and Eco nomic and Labor Problems, the Stu j dent and the Christian Faith, Students and the World -Community, Students and the Educational System. Each gropp, will select one of these to study thoroughly as long 'as they find it interteiting. Books and pamph lets relating to the topics will be avail able at the Y. M. C. A. later. IDENT TC Freshmen and Other New Stud The University most cordia Our hope is that you feel as old Virginia lady at the plantati tives who was invited to spend years. -. For 132 years the true dem our campus. Neither possessior made any difference here. This body speaks to everybody here. You are welcome here bee you-and because you can help What'does the University es That you will work faithfull; 'and be loyal to the University, to iState and Country, and to GC *Just one Word of advice to year counts most. It will be ha ord in your work as well as the prefessors and fellow students. 1 first yqe, the chances are thati for the rwat of the time. I Wako*ne y1ou Wth go aroaina n* and AWomnenl $tudents I For Union Election Called By Stakes B. Made At Student Tuesdoy All Sti To V All StuetsiUrged To Get Pictures Now Newt Harmon of the GARNET and BLACK announces that pic-s tures for the annual are being made at Toal's studio at 1485 Main street. It is suggested that those who wlsh to have bet. ter pictures in the annual should hdve theirs made now. The deadlige for thee picture, is October -12. Ifyp hlve sot paid for yoir lannual or pictus, you may do :so at the studio. The pictures are $1.O, the annus AI studenta wbp hav csme ras -ars nrged to. out. for the posiion of j1 a iditor. Anyone'desltio 0dq ,, please comafutn-#a 1; Idtor. 8ar- j man. Tliepers $ telsted to this post ha"s VOLUNTARV'CYAPEL WINS' _APPROVAL John A. Chase, Dean of Administra tion of the University, has announced voluntary attendaqce on all classes for seniors who have ,an average of i "B" for al work done pt the Univer sity. Professors are allowed to use I their discretion in granting this priv- i .lege. 1 Thefollowing are the seniors whose I flames appear on the 'list: Richard a Francis Allison, Marvin Douglas Arm strong, Evelyn Edythe Baker, Abram Berry, Jane VanderHorst Heyward Bradley, Frances Emily Brooker, Geo. (Continued son page three) . ) FROSHI ents: lly welcomes you. much at home here as did the on house of some of her rela the week end, but stayed 16 a I f acratic spirit has prevailed on * i nor Rack of money has ever Is no place for snobs. Every- t muse the University can help the University. tpeet of you? r y', live decently, act.honorably, to your fathers and rnothers, c yuin general, your first ~rd you tbetter yde ree- a impression you make of your his yeA, Jf you doW#ellthe e Lh oVg*~ h~ easier t oPoll Committee Davis; Nominations To Body Meeting Noxt idents Eligible Four student members of the ;r Itudent Union board of directors vill be choben P week i siy lent body be ca itoke$ D ais, of te sin lent o4y. auder the copeti laM down y tho Boerd ci Thaghesf te Uni. it, qo twg 9std$ent lests al come form thi;an . class and at east ons must be a A studint.body meeting to rscive rnmlinatswUl be had Ti ap Ils at 7:30: b t00 he elie d AMl students can vote in the elect. r +he new Stud t Union not yet rmally opened, ii '-!ar s ,e tSSe rbe e agt of l tis studetse of tbf ,o 1 classes, for seintO sitne. ilik." The Union will also be be4sy, L ers for alunae and slama t e Jnlverslty, particularly t e rom out of the city. The Union consists of part oi.1 'hat is commonly called th S lent Activities BuIding althot it a not yet- besm af2,eingy 'he whole basement and part of thwas irst (loor are for the coinm*on Use f all students. The University lopes that it may within a year or o have enough money to turn all of he first floor over to the Union. Ia is present financial condition the Jniversity canot do this, for rents rom student ipoms are essential to ielp pay back to the Federal gov rnment the loan it made to the Uni 'ersity for part of the construction f the building. The Union, if properly directed, ' hould become the center of stide#nt F (Continued on page three) ---u. s. c.- - Stewards Hall Is Improved Control Changes low Equipment and Decorations Installed; Mrs. J. W. Smith In Charge of Cafeteria A completely renovkted Steward's all, glistening with Improvements ad organised under; a new' plan, reet edmen students on their return roma vacation last week. Mrs. F. W. Smith, last yepr in ebarge t the Wbmen's O.hfeteria, has been iade eupervisor 'of both cafeterias for he coming year. During thme pest aw years the Steward's Itail has beeJ mnted out as 'keenseoseeon to tpidder mitable to the University. This year he cafeteria will' be under the dirt antaol of the college:ademiuaUu The whole of the Staward's MH was ipainted during the muaemer mtonths. lae trim on the outside et 1e build. ag -has ben painte4 white: the in. Ide walls hasve been ded*ated in ream and green. Curtains of the din ag room,ate of green linein. An entirely new or of ashalt-jIe as been laid. Braced chairs In which se may teeter and reekh*ithout fed f injuring property ate hlow bei* Sod. New tables with formicea tope ~ daich are utmIured by Water . t gateties have repaeoe'd tihe woode *pped taleis ot la*t year. The anew abiew at need at the, Arst oe ah yedat Sensug a etriki at Ul