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Chase, Dean 'of Admmastrauon.' ter II~stration wili ~coiitInue tisrounli Vi Dean ~ w(l tot called attention to the fa~ct that ~ tober 8 is also the last date on whk~h thi students may change their re~lsera- Mi tlon; students wishing to withdraw ~ from the University must do so ~y 1 dir P~ ni., October 1, If they wish to have ~ their retistration fees returned. Indkations t~iat ~ record enrollment In would be made at the University were meet last May. All' reservations. In Tai ibe Woaneb's dormitory were taicen ~ 1~ay IS, atd It has be~n necessary for ~" 0Atiy coeds to lodge at apprtvved pr~. vehom~*Rdj~ceut to the campus. Ics ~'L)can~Ctusse said that all men's ~ dbrmlrorle., with the excentlon bf a Fr f~w*catter.d ~ ~,qre filIod. lib ~, FIe&t~.~Istr~t$oq%ipres for the lib will J~e ~vaiMble 4af- MI I[Qt .1 'p. ~ .9IA inb nte U. S. aq6 leodi the.l1st -ffsodinst the ulty of: the Universty,"h-sye*r. tw 0xt0sion Pr6fisslors of-d0 ion who wil. ser piotighout A93839 fchof'sId it - Sith, - ormoly. 6f,.th FUr nUanbDr Fred Jeandh e lst of Fudtion. tor.h 4th ha j6n*d-the 1Un rity tiff te xtenon prfessr of lenentary 16ion wh wille :Dr. Ale der wp .9eft ion classes t r iquanw oints th;dughokst t state. i. Sdditions to the igtf, as ne,Lby.resident Ji c cbikner,ibstructor in'bi logy; 1bur er, orerrly pa r. Fre ena'fessor of aninstructyr'in dern e nsestor tec al ensine; Sa,erbanert rcyhett l e istructor-nisay efesso S:ihs Assimtan.Instructor n ray' aience; Sterling DuPri, in Ictor in physical education for men; as Cel P. Sweclier, dietitian; D)r. -T. Moore, lorthopedic consultAint teUniversity Infirmary; Miss th Morse, part time instructor in In bor decoration .and design; Mii:s rdanna Petersons; part-time instruc of -hysical E4ction for wiom Mrs. Sue H. M0s.librarians of school of education; Miss Leila e Sawyer, secery In the school social. work; Miss BtyComstck,1 ector of>'the hieora ng bureau, I Miss Marart Frrll, secretary the director of student activities; rman E. Cannon, adjunct professor the Scbbol 6f Coimmerce; Evelyn lmarsh, instrucor in the School qf mmerce; Al fred. G. SsnIt .rin Lictor. in econlomics;.Paul r tave associate professor of miath~emat Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, assis-1 t manager of Steward's Hall mces Means, assistant departmental rarian; Jessie G. 11am, assistant in rary; and Mary Eli;abehBtig Istarit in -library. beh itng Please T'urs To pPage ELgM . Homesick a Ke caaft rm, AA II <tuft. no lises mO ris W1 p-inMto a.g ation of thi 1"d. v wheim I soth 1 so pmiHal t the of6col nekd)rlesW olife's tnpia delightful deee' of ebes he p and Womep of Caiolina, you ful your "loyal deiotion" to ber al i deach of youI S ervicesI -Plas for establishment cf a cen tral itforaitn bureau aid*delivery .enter t the UfiversIty were V.8 36wiced 0 week by oin A. Chase, lean of adldnistration. T Ilans call for the establishment-of pro he delivery center at the canteen. In the st, 'Da% Chase said, local ing serchans, ieqcl delivery men, and ress others, have j.6' nrd el sr wencid, aget deal istn 3f trouble in ping deiv to stu- T lents ,9n the campus. It for the Was ;onvenience of tudents rooning on higi he campus titt- the -deliveiy center 1, being. establi Mr. Chase. pointed of - mu It will be neess'y for students to wea all at.the deli ry center to get pack- the J&es and othej, that have been ten ent them. TMO r Will not handle the soft drinks or' t lke sIent from out- will side the campus, will handle spe- E :laI delivery letters, telegrams, prcels, ,~t and such other matter not haded -or Li the,regular postal service on theA as.rept Information llureauLa Deah 'Chase also announced plans on ro a central information.bureau for dans the ):se of students, their friends, and plac nisitors to the campus. ' ret A bulletin board will be established as in -the lobby of the Student Union in t building, and informaticin- concernie A meetings of organizations, and simi- del lar information, will be posted. An important feature of the new th service Is -that students may obtain Flir mny information listed on the bufle- stru tin board either by exatnining the s, board itself or by caliltag the tele- root phone exchange, and .requesting the shad sperator for information. o The new plan will have to have the o Full su'pport .of faculty and students i the new information service is tosp de successful, Dean Chase pointed mer aut. He urged 'heads of campus or-u ranizations -to coperate in informing OVOI he. information service, through thean elephone exchange, of the iime andha place of meetings, or- giving any other uci4 nformation of general interest to the T student body. ern Noticea usust- be given to the infor- bull Please Tusa. To Page Eight ** etpres movs ing, so gare A beet of U R4 vid Uniet danc 44 IVv 1 . of the University is to look re th6t whether or not our *ter Carolina depends far tha" upon any other group. wjakt, the University is es er sons and daughteis come to their hearts, to associate Lege days, to revive golden years and to view the evi r aln smater, forever grate with all her heart welcomes J. Rion McKissick. President. Atkw ;W .lk lead List >f1Repairs he most xtensive program of iq rements in recent years was un ken on the COrolina campus dt:r the summer, and is now in prog , John A. Chase" Dean of Admin on, stated -this week. he bulk of the construction work done by the South Carolina state tway departmept. response to repeated c9mplaints tudents, who had to slosh through to and fi6m classes in rainy ther, the pavi of all walks on campus was the main item at led to., Pating of driveways on campus has alo been begun, and continue. xtensive repair and improvement te heating system was another ma phase of the constructonw program. rick chimney ,has been budlt to ace the old metal smokestacks. Nyear repairmen refused to work the 'old stacks because ,of their gerous condition. Extensive re ement of heating pipe lines and urn lines" was also accomplished, swell as tepairs to the machinery be boiler room. aneund story annex to Flinn -Hall, gned to house the enlarged art rtment, and complete renovation of Y. M. C. A.'game room, also in n Hall, were included in the con ction and repair work. :reens for dormitories and class ns were purchased, as wvell as new les for many of the classrooms he campus. Sorder to obtain new classroom 'e, sections of Iegare college, for ly occupied by the: canteen, and i as dormitories,,.have been made into classrooms and offices. The ~xes of bothi literary society halls been utilized as departmental of m, and class rooms. ie canteen has moved to new, mod red quarters in the Student Union iing, along with book store and office. The box capacity of the office has been increased by 500 ~s. !ith the abandonment of the old ldent's home (Extension build administrtion qffices have been ed to the Student Union build The school of journalism, al housed in Extension has been ed to the new classrooms of Le lEnglish classes asti offices have concentrated othe first flooir ~vis college. Thenodern Ian easie $'tWm To Nage Nigh egi &eon creational factilitles will be pro I in the baseasent of the Student n Ruidig am the Stteday aight &sin 4las year wili be re 14w ~ qod, 4itr of the Thetiidht h pa genWaibero women-sudd of-& h PUS. Tle'now buil'. 'Eh penetWomiW'building wNigheSholtubI giv Over o nred i and womeA,ttndt4he1 and Wdedy'AWto zation of classedr d . by the Uniesiaft e %ie b le Late e Iso eoed ereese the tuer , to"ais blin- w dred. .f n W. A. di rector .of the'ex- r"a wIand h amdd d WoDea George SOhoNo of -e e; - George 14 personnel diretor ofth adminustratiol4l,de"D Walsh, University ., olylear. tIo Lmnt,ade st s ate o.- to Csehe i peroa eaderabip. and, public. fspaking.wollbe held..frion 6 n" I. 8. to 9:3 M. as :4Ir" 7:30. P. A. to 9 . re ectiLo Moe Td adlursday. this course *91 -be Ha o bd for the course., ZeU. * e of course e ie to I someft-of. scription of metod which executives havei ased, in the of t,es leadershil of thAse WfH bea technique f or inda. an people, 1Nblisve.a tatight as a part *of this,;Courtm A crsein: el"en to&r . ur advanced A will;" be. 'tati4ghtLi frop. m. to 7 pc, U. on Mon day and Thursday. A Cosein Ies: tifie4 puic accountig wille given fr"ow B7:30 m to 9tou, onxto days and TursdayLs. f Other courses to beofTh red- incd: yhs corste desi e interior odec w.hii,bses vchratulary tnbur i9i g d e eoutin, . Ws nei" Anyh astahert ofs whil coe.i the Ae eoure,I relteryi a stuit-wo aible intrco i6va.t0 to frTh . oma 7:0p .snWn day nd Tursdy, Acousln ur: daes oodingaw Ths, eond og year corstesnto ofefrdw inde: cstledpesidntof nteCariosohi de r Litrar soiet whn te octay ed* isfirsty aetngf semesdl~,trlat o Ayothuler worserve duing the tent peope gster la tan ui-w ablei inutorisalare tothboy bodyado ead ainfr camus impovmnths eodo .aler, as presiening the Qapic grc Literaryoiey withhis smietio hand of1 itske first thseoertingonth sese lontv tueda uniger Thomas suedship-W The newpresident xpinted a commire tto mrase peaan o the soit'memsip tonua preeptorien byctve soitety.gI Thosyrecepteon winlabeaheadn Thur Fuer ngnn the preri od s incy, to oprtioihhis admiistrtion and eseiar toe h Te ntresien apointed a coterryit te ofakerrsahon fior thre foreti- h dent;a Arceto gienb Pthel, sciety;. day ATi Were,ertionc; behed og ing~~ dainer, tobsuert. avsseme AddietC apl. Oher ofrs wo isrne f ti t Under reasunver. to5 th a we.k - i 8I Giin Pn ,to - ia of e tilrecu -etp In an the~tp bet tIcbi I.. res b AKdn ced .eetls fi e inwhicht ung ab --n Pth r arena carry out zour ier than ideaia1v eroing feature of3 it desocraticitwnes pose, and 'w9btone the studleit Iyas s;,thewnsoeb3sigij aas~ tu tad. th*ysem ad to' tantgrouspto.qn%c' * On unds w ask for b hose who ha#e already ai * " k thisyear are: Ludrew Marion; Iewis M,. i,zyvnk:orse Aex~iC M itris Welbourne, Frank & Thomasu M A. C -oth e Wa ker A I riry F. Dargan, Citic ttonl Davis, Haw bham, T. LB.u e, 3. . Mill yn.. M fe Lo NM'~ na's *~4r4of tho ibqdi ~ niuat. -wv~2 *r I9e hi