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Sr a . . N -K - %B . ; * The University Chorus, compose Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williamson.4 Ravenel Featured* In Carolina Room The University Caroliniahia room are featured this week, data on Henry W. kavenel, world famous South Carolina naturalist and fungi author over the world for his discoveries of ELITE CAFE 'Columba's Most Unique" Where Students Meet and Eat 1780 Main St. :-: Always Open McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET Prescriptions - Bodas Cigarettes - Toilet Articles Call 2-3308 . For Prompt Delivery Service NOM Billinger: Hitler Is pTo Fool Taylor: Smash Hitler's Intern Butler: Way Of All Flesh ($i -Wilde: Comedies ($1.00) Whitman: Leaves Of Grass ($ Cooper: Last Of The Mohica, William Saroyan: Peace-It's Mann: School For Blarbarians Maverick: In Blood And Ink Austen: Pride And prejudice Dickens: David Copperfield ( Franklin: The Future Is Our Kaltenborn Edits .Tfle News Bender: Tickets' To fortune Stevenson: Treasure.Island.(~ Cohn: Picking America's Po< Hamil: The Strange: Career ( Spivak: Honorable C;py (50c) Lincoln: February Hill (50c) Pierce: Air War (50t) Strong: Spain In A rn's ($1.00 Granville H icks: I I.,ike Anmei Ehrlich: God's Angry Man'( Binns: Lightship (35c) Silone: Fontamara (35c) * Strachey: Hope In America ( Erskine Caldwell: You Have Huberman: The Labor Spy All "Pocket Books" (25c) The New Testamen~t (Vest bound in genuine leathe flexible, gold stamped corners. Over 500 pages. last-25c each.) We H ave a Larg of These Val Ti * UnI 'sitf Chorus ......... ..... . . . . . . I of the men's and women's glee clul ,harles Gounod's Gallia was the mai ity. -Ravenel is now recognized all new species of fungi. In glass cases in the library are priceless displays of his collections of fungi and other plants before his death. Also displayed are his writ ings and iaterial on his life. All material is the property of the Uni versity of South Carolina Caroliniana "A Good PI THE GOO[ Open All Night * R .E C MOST MODERN RE, IN I DIXIE RADIC - PHONES 2 1712-14 Main Street ris rIH PECIAL. c VALUE Prices Listed By Each Book)* 50c) ational ($1.00) .00) 1.00) is ($1.00) Wonderful (50c) (50c) (75c) ($1.00) p1.00) ;(50c) (35c) ~35c) ~1.00)' kets ($1.00) )f.Mr. Hoover ($1.39) lca (50c) 50c) Seen Their Faees (75c) (acket (35c) pocket size, S R F N ,raw edge, ront, round While they ~Stock e uesL KEUlN Sidgs At Dedication M\ i '. ...........K ........... ....... ::. )s, whicA appeared at the dedication c 1 presentption of the program. Society which has been collecting South Carolina relics for years. N E H I BEVERAGE COMPANY ROYAL CROWN COLA 1211 Assembly Street ace to Eat" )Y -SHOPPE Phone 9166 )R DS CORD DEPARTMENT CITY SUPPLY CO. 2103 -2-2104 Columbia, S. C. IF TIMI From Mal ALL TEXT HERE Up Will Be Paid f (OTHER TI NOTICE: NO BC TRADE YOUR COLLEGE TE) LEGE OUTLINES. With a few e of 50% for all textbooks to b)e disco: of Reed Smith's LEARNING TO W toward the purchase of a $2.00 ed COMPLETE WORKS OF 0. HEI~ E.xceptions: (1) Old editions. (2) :::ts. (A minimum~ trade-in allowanc market value whatever. (5) Some c1 SPECIALS ON FINE EDITIONS Mitchell: Gone With The Wind (Li Erskine Caldwell: Tobacco Road (I Allen: Anthony Adverse ($2.50 Auth Collected Tales Of Pierre Louys ($1 Macy: Story Of World's Literature The Works Of Emerson (4 vols. in The Vniversit y Library (5 vols. of Blaikstone's Commentaries On The OTHER SPECIALS Bayles: Caesars.In Goose Ste p ($3.0' Lewis: Myths After Lincoln ($3.50 E Lindsay: A Mirror For Ruffians ($ Ripley: How Good A Detective Are -Machie & Ryhlick: Dixie Demagogu ornamental statesmen) Spec. $2. Mitchell: Gone With Trhe Wind (Ill Hemingway: A Farewell To Arms Cowven: Sergeant York @ 50c Spence: One Foot In Heaven @ 79 IVEB! Of New Organ . .&. . .~ . '4.. 'g . ' .. ...... \ . Ki I the now organ in the chapel Sun< Confederate Memorial Day, v'vhich r is being celebrated next week, is also i; 0 NEW LOCATION I 0 "The Old Reliable" 1222-24 Hampton Street WHERE STUDENTS COMPLETELY AIR For Wc COLUMBIA "A GOOD L 1323 Taylor Street E FOR. 20th Throu h Ma AII B TV I I..L. BOOKS roi AGAIN NEXT YEA To / Price or Texts Officially A The University. TLES ACCORDING TO THEIR VA SOKS WILL BE BOUGHT IN TBOOKS FOR FICTION, REFF sceptions, (listed below) we will allov tinued after this year. (For examplc RITE IN COLLEGE, we will give ition of THE WORKS OF EMER| rRY.) Current editions wben revisions are e of 30% will be made on these). ( it-rate items. mnited-$10 2 vol. Edition) @ $2.89 Ilustrated $3.00 Ed.) @ 99c or's Ed.) @ 50c 2.50 Ed.) @ $1.50 ($1.08 Ed.) @95c 1) @ $1.95 ood literature) @ $1.50 per set Law ($6.00) @ $5.80 Ed.) @ 89c d.) @ $1.25 3.50 Ed.) @ 69c You (2 Books i n one volume-98c) :s (Generally uncomplimentary facts so Ed. for 89c ustrated Ed.) @ 5Oc liiITY. [ay. The chorus is dfrected by ceiving recognition in the Carolin ma Library. A ETROPOL ITAN RESTAU RANT :: Open All Night MEET AND EAT CONDITIONED STUDENTS! excellent work on your oundry leave it at the CA N TE EN i can give you one day service . . . and SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS LAUNDRY AUNDRY" Phone 2-2147 A G4 28th Layted Byrsi I,edb rma Libiu rary. alwac Op 1.0taen allowngte MEO ND A$20edtofTHE exclet ok o n yourls BOunrev ta h Chase Announces Exc For Undergraduates Undergraduate e,xaminations will bel through May 28, John A. Chase, Jr., < versity of South Carolina announcid tod A. First Day ..................M ., W ., F......... 8:1 Second Day ..............M., W ., F......... 9:1 Third Day ..................M., W ., F.........10: Fourth Day ................M., W ., F.........11: Fifth Day ....................M ., W ., F.........12: Sixth Day ....................T., T., S......... 8: Seventh Day ................T., T., S......... 9: Eighth Day ..................T., T., S.........10: -Honor Council Report (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) t4 that he had passed the course, to the b Registrar's office in attempt to be t re-admitted. X was suspended until b February, 1943 semester. ti 4. X passed bad checks at the Uni versity canteen. Refused to make the 11 checks good within the unusual and * liberal 10 days allowed after date of r notification. X was suspendel until t February, 1943 semester. t The State PRIN"I DEPARI Printing - Engravi Lithogri Phone 2-3393 [OD B1 O UR PIRI C $1.25 MODERN LIBRARY GIA: Complete and Unabridged. Each Volume Between 000 anm Leo Tolstoy: War And Peace lames Boswell: The Life Of Samuel Jol Victor Hugo: Les Miserables rhe Complete Poems Of Keats And SI Plutarch's Lives (The Dryden Translat E~dward Gibbon: The Decline And Fal plete in two volumes) The Complete Novels Of Jane Austen G. F. Young: The Medici (with 32 full Twelve Famous Restoration Plays (160 rhe Essays of Montaigne (The Florio The Most Popular Novels of Sir Walte hoe, an d Kenilwor th) Thomas Carlyle: The French Revolutio 1aulninch's: Mythology (with 16 full-pa, Cervantes: Don Quixote (with 16 illusti Thomas Wolfe: Look Homeward, Ang The Poems and Plays of Robert Browv Eleven Plays of Henrik Ibsen The Complete Works of Homer John Addington Symonds: Renaissance John Strachey: The Coming Struggle Leo Tolstoy: Anna Karenina Charles Lamb: The Complete Works a The Complete *Karl Marx: C A Charles Darwi Descent c NIR The Complete * William H. P and The( Gustavus My< ican Forti * - We Ha of I;liiT imination Schedule Second Semester in on May 2o and will continue lean of administration of the Uni ay. M. 9-12 P. M. 3-6 M., W., F....... 2:00- 3:00 )0-9:00 M., W., F....... 3:00- 4:00 )0-10:00 M., W., F....... 4:00- 5:00 )0-11:00 M., W., F...... -t0- 2:00 T., T., S....... 2:00- 3:00 30-12-00 T., T., S....... 3:00- 4:00 30- 1:00 T., T., S.......12:00- 1:00 30- 9:00 T., T., S......11:00-12:00 30-10:00 T., T., S....... 1:00- 2:00 30-11:00 T., T., S....... 4:00- 5:00 5. X found by professor reading !xt and notes after part of questions, at not all questions, for mid-semes :r make-tip were put on the blaclG oard. X was suspended until Sep :mber, 1942 semester. 6. X copied answers on objective iid-term exam from Y's paper. Y 7as unaware of copying. Three wit esses to X's acts, answers were iden ical. X confessed, was suspended ntil June, 1942. Company 1 N G .MENT mg - Blank Books tphing '1224 Main St. OKS IngIL bTS-S1.45- A COPY -Full Library Size 1 1000 Pages in Length inson ielley ion) 1 Of The Roman Empire (comn page illustrations) 0-1820) Translation) r Scott (Quentin Durward, Ivan n (with 16 fu:ll-page illustrations) ge illustrations) -ations by Gustave Dore) el rung In Italy (complete in two vols.) F~or Power nd Letters of Charles Lamb Plays of Gilbert and Sullivan apital n: The Origin of Species and The if Man Works of Lewis Carroll rescott: The Conquest' of Mexico :onquest of Peru ~rs: History of the Great Amer mnes ye a Large Stock These Values RE