Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Above is the widely circulated phe dashing out to tackle Captain Jack I 10c STRAND 15c MONDAY AND TUESDAY Robert Taylor - Jean Harlow - IN - "PERSONAL PROPERTY" WEDNESDAY "I COVER THE WAR" with JOHN WAYNE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Warner Baxter - Wallace Beery - Elizabeth Allen - IN - "SLAVE SHIP" SATURDAY Johnny Mack Brown - IN - "LAWLESS LANDS" HILARITY AND HI-DE-HO! ROLLICKING RHYTHM AND SWEET SWING! YOU'LL HOLD YOUR SIDES. YOU'LL TAP YOUR TOES WATCHING THE PARADE OF BRILLIANT STARS! "*Ninm P1 MERRY-GO ROUND MONDAY -TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY lhe AnonymoN tograph, taken by Perrin Kennedy, Car yon of the Gamecock team. Campu I.} Henry Westbrook and his orchestra, 'oved to be popular at many University Y Head E - . F,xai 21 and F!riday, Sa'turdayi - Tuesday, WVednesdk - Friday, Saturday, Grot followvs First I Second Thirdl Fourth Fifth I Seventi Note 1. 'I tion an R. G. Bell, Y. M. C. A. executive retary, who again conducted cam 1-wide discussion groups this se- in ster. ''l Carolina Life L Insurance Co. SELLS A POLICY SUITABLE TO THE NEEDS OF EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY [ndustrial - Old Line 'It Is Better To Have It And PHONE Not Need It Than To Need iW It And Not Hae It s "Mr. B,," : olina student, at the Carolina-Citadel game, showing "Mr. B" s Rhythm Makers composed primarily of Carolina students, a group which has dances this year. am Schedule For mester Is Announced linations for the first sefster of this year will begin on January last through January 29. The schedule is as follows: A. If. 9-12 P. AM. 3-6 1-First Day.-------........f., W., F.- 8:00- 9:00 M., IV. F.-- 2:00 3:0 22-Seconl Day ..........V..,FW,-F.-0000-10:0 2-Thcidi Day ............MA., WV., F.-10:00-10:00 M,W,I'-40-50 25-Fourth Day-........... ., WV., F.--11:00-12 :00 .W,F,-10.20 y,2G-Furth Day.-............, WV., F.-12-00- 1-00 T.'',S-20-30 27-Sixt Day ... . . . .. ...,.T.,,T., S.-:8:0-49:0 |8-eventh Day.--............, T., F.-2:00-1:00 T,T,S-20-10 27-Eigth Day...........T., T., S.-10:00-11:00 T.T. .-10l20 s-eet )y......T,T,S. :01:0 ., W., F.- 1:00- 2:00 25-EghthJ)a.........T. T. S.-10:0-1100 ., T., S.- 4:00- 5:00 )ay............T.,.T.,..H.story0-i3:00-60 Day..............T.,..T.gish.-i34:00-60 Day.................ahemtic T., .-1:-1:00-60 Day.............T...THisory-21:1:00-60 ElemeT.,ary-Account2ng )ay--.....................Enolis 1 3:00-0:00 J)Day.--....................Chemistry 11 :3:00-6:00 Geograhy 113:00-6:00 In case of conflicts: Gorpyi he regular class examination has precedlence over the group examina d the professor of the group is tihe one to make special arrangements. ' 2. The large group has precedence over~ the small group and the professor of the small grou is the one to make SATURDAY ONLY sp)ecial arrangements. DICK ORANProfessors will announce rooms in DICK FORANwhich group examinations wvill be held. 'Devils Saddle Legion" --o.s. 0. ALSO CHAPTER THREE L b a y G t 3, 0. 5. Coast Guard" Ne Pa p l t TE SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT The University of South Carolina 10:45 P. M. library has recently received several . pamphlets on current topics and prob JEAN MUIR in lems. A few books relating to the "White Bondage" query to be debated among colleges have been placed on reserve in the MONDA ANDTUESAY nain library. A bibliogr,aphy of other MONDY AN TUEDAYmaterial on the Labor Disputes Act is Preddie Bartholomew being prepared by the reference Ii brary and will be available in a few Spencer Tracy days. Below is a list of the pamphlets: Lionel Barrymore Agriculture: Erosion Control in the IN RUYARD IPLIN'S bortheast (U. S. Department of Ag IN RUYARDKIPLNG'Sriculture-Soil Conservation Service). TAINS COURAGEOUS" Adult Education: Development of a ________________ Leisure Time Program in Small Cities and Towns (U. S. Department of La bor--Bureau Publication 241). I~I00 'Til .Economics: Some Basic Readings in g P. M.q Social Security (Social Security Board -Publication 28). Unemployment Corn pen sa tion ______________-ht nd Wy (Social Security " S pecul Vita BY DINKY WILL! Three months ago "I sat at my desk, and my thoughts wandered back over the events of the week." Today I sit at my desk and my thoughts wander back over the events of the semester and the highlights of these lines of type. I think first about the title of this column, SPECULUM VITAE, which means in English, "Mirror of Life." I pass in review before the paragraphs which have been reprinted in other papers and credited to Exchange. A THOUGHT... Cheating is due to an unlikeable pro fessor, or a poor uninteresting lec turer, or an instructor who gives ex tremely difficult examinations ion points unstressed in class. (Quite ap propriate item for this exam season). Then the first inkling of the "ob scene" books hidden away in the Uni versity library became known. (One of them, Ulysses by James Joyce not only was read by this columnist but the book was bought from Macy's in New York during the holidays for a private collection). Predictions of the Clemson-Georgia and Carolina-Alabama game coming out like the Petty drawings in Es quire-perfect. However, we blush when we read the item: Carolina over Clemsonl (Wowi). The short, short story about the knifescarred editor's desk with all the old Gamecock heads inscribed. (This week I am bidding a farewell to this publication with one gesture-cutting my name on the desk). Then the ditty: Little Jack Horner sat in a corner With crib notes in his lap. a He opened his book And took a look Now he's a 'Phi Beta Kappa. After that was printed, one of the potential gold key men came to me and said I was accusing that group of being a collection of first class scrib bers. (What's the saying about book knowledge, no common sense?). REDLETTERED ISSUE Clemson and all the spirit. Our pre diction Clemson 13-Carolina 21 going skyhigh after the game but if you add the two scores together you will have the actual score: Clemson 34, Caro lina 0. A trip to Chicago where we suc cumbed to the streamlined fever and came back to start The Gamecock on a new trail as South Carolina's First Streamline Newspaper. The Social Security Act-What It Is and What It Does (Social Security Board-Publication 27). Labor: Women in the Economy of the United States (United States Women's Bureau). Trade: Reciprocal Tradet A Cur rent Bibliography (United States Tar iff Commission). Youth: Youth a World Problem by W. Thatcher Winslow, National Youth Administration. COLUMBIA SPECIAL RATEl IF THEY LEAVE THEIR LA BY 12 O'CLOC 1323 Taylor Street Columbia's Most Mod4 Shoe Repair Shop... --EXPERT WOR) -SATISFACTIoE --WE CALL FOR Leave Your Wor New Shoe "Everything 3 1345 Main St. Colum1 TO THE STUDEN1 We Best FC A HAPPY AND DRnc A DEDICATION If I have as much intelligence As you say I possess, If I always look to you The snappiest in dress, If I am half as handsome As you always say I am, Then why do I date you, My dear little Gibbus? QUESTIONNAIRE Why the lady from the library al ways scrapes around in the waste boxes behind the tenements. (No answer but reports of ire.) Why the honor system make their system one of honor or else call it proctorial. (They are 'still trying, Results? You guess). Why ace professors on our faculty stay at the University at pitiful sala. ries when they are offered big pro. motions elsewhere. (Bouquets). CREDIT EXCHANGE A quiet room with lights turned low; A soft touch on my shoulder; A warm breath on my cheek; A little face against my own Who let that darn cat in? LOVE LETTER "We will drink deep of the cup of delight, my beloved, and bathe in the wine of the Gods. We shall feast on the tongues of nightingales and rest on couches of roses. And thou shalt cede me thy soul, beloved, and I will give thee mine." (And despite the skeptics, that really is an excerpt of a letter sent by a Carolina student to his flame else where in this state). SENTIMENTS OF REALISM My little column, so sad, so shy, No wealth of India could buy, Nor gems that in deep sea caves lie But no one seems to want to try! SCOOP PREDICTION Then we predicted exactly seven days before any announcements were made what was going to be done in the meeting of the athletic advisory board and the board of trustees con cerning the coaching situation. CREDITED TO I shot a poem into the air, It was reprinted everywhere Fruin Cleiuson to old Notre Dame And always credited to Exchange. (And to top things, Furman Hornet reprinted this ditty and credited the exchange verse to-exchange). AND THE CURTAIN The semester is drawing to a finish. This column is no more. Rain dropped from the rusted eves last night and the street lights sent out shafts of light to dispel the demon night but no avail. The window be came a cloud of dampened atnios phere and my thoughts were leaves of yesterday falling giddily in a whirl pool of nothingness and I dreamed it was night no more. Neither is this column. Now we're all happy. LAUNDRY 3 TO STUDENTS UNDRY AT THE CANTEEN K EACH DAY Telephone 4954 WMEN GUARANTEED AND DELIVER k at the Canteen Hospital or The Shoe" ,ia, S. C. Phone 9606 !S AND FACULTY Extend I Wishes PEROUS NEW YEAR