Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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University P Swells To Final figures on student registration 1 year at the University of South Carol substantial portion of the increase is science course in the school of comme college of arts and sciences. The following is a summary by scho< School Graduate: Regular ............................................... Special ................................................... Arts and Sciences: Senior ................................................... Junior ................................................... Sophomore ........................................... Freshm an ....................................... Special ................................................. Commerce : Senior ................................................... Sophomore ......................................... Junior .................................................... Freshman ............................................. Education : Senior ....................... ......... Junior .................................................... Sophomore ............................................ Freshman .............................................. Special .................................................. Engineering : Senior ..... .. ............ ..................... Junior ..................... Sophomore .......... ............. Freshman ........ ........... Journalism : Senior .............. ................... Junior ............................................. Sophomore ............................................ Freshman .............................................. Law : Third Year ................. Second Year .............. ........ First Year .................. Special ..................... Pharmacy : Senior ............................................. Junior ................................................... Sophomore .......................................... Freshman ............. ...................... Totals ......................... CHARLES OLD COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER KODAK FINISHING A Gift Print With Each Roll Finished 1641 Main St. Phone 2-22S Diamonds and Watche, On Easy Terms HAMILTON'S 1611 Main Street BEGIN THE SCHOOL YEAR RIGHT YOU NEED A GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN .-We Have SHEAFFER'S.- PARKER'S - WATERMAN'S PRICE $2.15 Aiso a Good Cheep Pen for $f.00 and $1.15 Leather Brief Cages $2.15 to $8.00 Leather Note Books 78o to $3.00 ANYTHING NEEDED IN THE CLASS ROOM THE R. L. BRYAN CO. 1440 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. PRINTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY - OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1112 Lady St. Phone 5163 SYLVAN BROS. .JEWELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS Class Rings - Medals and Pins of the Better Kind im Main Street Corner Main and Hampton Streets COLUMBIA, 8. C. opu lation 1547 or the first semester of the 1937-38 academic ma shows a total gain of 123 students. A due to the introduction of the secretarial rce. All schools showed a gain except the >Is of registration. Men Women Total 24 .51 75 .... 7 7 24 58 82 67 37 104 87 69 156 ........................ 108 56 164 ...........164 83 247 .... 4 4 426 249 675 19 2 21 42 4 46 41 21 62 ........................ 112 71 183 214 98 312 3 7 10 8 8 16 25 4 29 30 16 46 .... 1 1 66 36 102 25 .... 25 21 .... 21 28 .... 28 74 .... 74 148 .... 148 7 2 9 4 4 8 9 6 15 25 17 42 45 29 74 .. 37 .... 37 t 21 .... 21 t ....................... 47 1 48 i 1 1 105 2 107 10 .... 10 11 2 13 12 .... 12 33 .... 331 66 2 68 s ......................1,077 473 1,547 Vignettes Veiled Laughter By Doug McKay Lusting for power, a fool bartered his - soul. Satan, in lurid flame and awful . black of the pits stared with hellbright eyes at the shivering neophite, who al most, almost lost his greed through his agonizing fear. The covetous foolI The power of richesl The fool but waved his hand and gold shimmered from his lingers like a stream of sunlight. Gems he had which glowed and winked in 'heir cold beauty like the brilliant eyes " of the little fiends, who had hissed and - yawped and howled in their hellish glee as they covertly mocked the groveling fool who had bought them from their master with his soul. The ruthless, covetous fool! The power of annihilationl He but glanced at the green fields and they shriveled to sere, brown, (lust. HIe crushed the blue sky and it blackened to seething pitch. His rage was a black, boiling, tempest wvhich burned and tore at every living thing, leaving it charred and b)roken. Always his (lemons crawled at his heels and leapt like flames to (10 his terrible bidding. The fool and his hellish gang gave horror to the wvorld in such mete as it had never known before. - I le rodle the wild wvinds, and shrieked wvith glee as his shadowv danced with the blue lightnings. Ever in his ears, above the din of his fiends, rang the dleep, dlamning laughter of Satan like the rum Ible of a sleeping volcano. In his deepest torture pit Satan sat, and peering up through the fuming brim stone, saw the havoc wrought by the demon warped brain of the fool. His - wild, wierd mirth rang through the ghastly caverns of Hell, for he had 1tricked the fool. Once Satan drew the red-mists from Ihis eyes, and the fool saw that his power was butt a figment of his mind, and that he wvas mad, mad-only a mad-man in a Jmadl-house. Oh, how Satan laughed I -U. s. 0. - Vote Favors Not Moving At a recent meeting of the Clariosophic Literary Society, the proposed removal of the Canteen andl the University Post Office from their present location to the new Student Union building was dis cussed and the following motion was passed: "That the Clariosophic Literary So ciety wishes to continue its cooperation with the University in the upbuilding andl progress of this great institution; but that in this movement it finds that it cannot cooperate for these two reasons: (1) that in moving the Post Office and Canteen from their present location to the Student Union Building the Univer sity will be divesting these units of their central location and business; and (2) that in changing their present central lo cality the University will be greatly han dicapping and causing undue hardship to the many for the benefit of the few. "Wherefore, that the Clariosophic Lit erary Society go on record as opposing this move; and that we hereby petition the president and the other authorities to allow the University Canteen and Post Offie to remain at their present sites." i Facult Dean L. T. Baker, newly elected irganized just before Christmas. TI he liberal arts. Dean Baker served he administrations of the late Dr. Di Music Jobs Are Offered An innovation in student aid was intrc luced on the campus recently whie lenry Westbrook and his University o ;outh Carolina orchestra offered pc itions in his band to students throug Announ Newe EQUIPMENT versity on Bull able reception r HAIRCUTTIN4 under personal TEN DJ~ SPECIAL F TO UNIVE] GIREI4 ~The MRS. 0. W. M '~\1132 Bull Stree 1 I ycan f L ti b n rr (i d a C s v e p t: tl L 0 b president of the Bane Humanist society, te purpose of the society is to cultivate as president of the Univesity between >uglas and the present president. informal auditions to be held at Flinn Hall. \Vestbrook announced that the purpose of the auditions was to discover and uti lize exceptional talent at Carolina, there - by giving students who are successful an opportunity to earn their expenses at school. Several students in his orches tra are self-financing themselves through - Carolina with pn income other than that i derived from the orchestra. cing The Op st Most Mode - The M -All newest and modern th Street - Eight large booths oom. i-Specializing in ladies' h supervision of 0. W. Mayfi We take gree offering to thc LY University of RICES lina anid vicinit 1s modernly eqi ESITY der you every s to beauty cultu "Mayfair For the Mayf air I AYFIELD, Manager t Phone fl Newly ElectE Will Speak i Students will hear Rex Enright fr.- the rst time at voluntary chapel exercises 'riday, when the new head coach of the rniversity will speak. All 12 o'clock classes will be excused >r that day, and students will not have meet them at 1 p. n. as is usual. The uphradian literary society is sponsoring te program. Another feature of the program will e the initial appearance of the Carolina ten's glee club this year. The glee club directed by Billy Baldwin. Enright will be introduced by I loward urns, former president of the Euphra ian society. Burns, Benjamin Polayes, fatthew Poliakoff, Currie McArthur, rid Bratton Davis form the committee in large of the exercises. Enright came to the University Wed esday to take the place of Ion Mc allister at the top of Carolina's athletic tup. lie stopped on his way to the Uni ersity to witness the Carolina-Georgia ige contest Tuesday night. It is expected that he will outline his lans for the athletic organization in his ilk to the student body. lie announced te names of his assistants Thursday. Enright was a popular coach at the rniversity of Georgia. U. S. C. basket all players who mct him at Athens were nthusiastic in their first-impression pinions of him. The new head coach SHANDON G 3013 Millwood Phones 5109-5100 ~ning Of Cc ~rn Beauty] ayfa ir roughiout - Only two blo . .. large drying room . aircutting by appointm< eld. tt plea,sure in* girls of the South Caro-- We C y a salon that tipped to ren- U Brvice known QA re. __ SERV Lovely Lady" leauty S o. W. MAY 914 Plenty of Page Seven :d Coach rn Chapel has been contracted for four years here. The men's glee club, to sing several numbers on the program, is one of the best known musical organizations of its kind in this section of the southeast. Soon after registration for the second semester, the glee club will make a trip to various colleges in the state. In the past the glee club has made trips to Chicago, where they broadcast over a national radio network, and to Florida and other distant points. Mr. Baldwin has been director of the organization for two years. Voluntary chapel exercises were con tinued indeinitelv by the board of trus tees of the University at a recent meet ing. The Euphradian literary society has charge of the program for this week only. Various other campus groups alternate wvith the re sonsibility of putting on pro grams. The chapel services are under the general supervision of 0. D. K., the or ganization that started the move for voluntary attendance. 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