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SONG SNAGS
SIMOLEONS
Verher Bryan, chairmian of the cui
mit ice in ciiarge of raising funds for a
pcp skng for Carodina, anniicnned ves
Iteday thlt the fund h:al een oversub
.cribed, and that dickerings will begin
immeliately with well known singwritcrs.
Originally set at $10.50, the goal was
lowered to $5.95. This amount, Bryan
said, has been oversubscribed, making the
total collections $5.96.
Bryan hailed the campaign as an out
standing success, comenting that if the
students of the University could give a
pep song campaign that much support,
they could do anything.
Ihe movement to raise the funds was
sponsored jointly by 1. O. U.. boys' so
ciety and by P. D. Q., girls' organiza
tion.
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Annoucementt of a new statistical ser
vice by the University of South Caro
lina persortnl bureau, under direction
of W. C. McCall, was made early this -
week.
The new service has been made possi
Ile by the purchase of a new statistical
machine which counts sheep for insom
nia victims. It was announced that the
machine would be available to students
of the University at nominal coat per
night.
SHEEP (O 9999
Hesides counting the sheep, the ma
chine figures costs of shearing and card
ing the wool, cost of feeding the flocks,
and probable margin of profit to expect
from the wool-producing industry en- T
gaged in by insomnia victims, chin
Already the bureau has compiled val- Hov
table information through the use of the are
machine. Records obtainel from its use -
have shown that there is a marked defi
cit in the production of black sheep. The
records show that whereas 10 years age
ago the average insomnia victim pro- 1_a
duccd one black sheep out of 1,000 in- tron
ages, the number has dropped to 1 out of trich
every 1.0(0. If this deficiency keeps up, stric
the bureau intends to report to the B3u- hei
reau of Animal Ilusbandry of the Dce
partiment of Agriculture. F >r:
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re, Maxcey Harrelson, Stokes Da
shown wearing sackcloth and ash
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st week in Professor Stoker's as
my class. Miss Frances Bart wa
:en with paralysis of her right arm
is the custom of Professor Stoker
iade Miss Bart p.iot to her zenitI
etting about the young lady, he wen
id lectured to his class. The beauti
Ut dluth co-el did( not have enougl
to sit down, but stood up with he
still pointing to her zenitIi.
ree quarters of ani hour passed an<
was finally dismissed. The professo
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her and that she may p,ut dwn her han I.
t She tried to put it dlown to her side but
- fonud it impossible. P rofessor Stc,ker
t inmmediately rushedc her to the h")spital.
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information was received from the Co
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to no rmal.
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Calls
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Yanks Take
Richmond
SHERMAN BURNS
COLUMBIA
Chase Calms
U. S. C. Campus
Grant Grants
Grand Grant
Forty Acres
And A Mule
Oh, Horrors,
Oh Horrors
McKissick Starts
Reconstruction
I TOLD YOU SO
Now Is The Time
For All Good Men
( Dctails in this story arc unavailable.
The Inkybaiter, refu'.ing to print any
thing but the truth, will wait until all
facts are known and will publish full de
tails in thw ncxt i'sue.)
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