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Mr. Charles Franklla Nercer 219 S. Wacosaaw St. Col=bta, 40, 1. C. Thanksgiving Goes McKissick Announces In Favor Of Ten Day TentatverPlans For Christmas Holiday I'- e nimr UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLINA Z676 Volume~ XXXVII, No. 9 COL~UMBIA. S01"I'II CA1tOI,INA'. NONI"EMBER 19. i!143!IL 1~O jTen YW-Y Cam pus Student Changes In Y; To Be Followed An idea formulated at a joint meeting of the YMCA and YWCA last seinester has at last heeit brought into the open in the form of a ques tionnaire distributed last Tuesday to the students of Carolina. The ques tionnaire concerns recreational work that students would like to partake of during their spare time, and was distributed in the naval barracks un (er the direction of the Officer of tle Deck and in the civilian men's har racks by special students appointed f,.r this particular purpose. The gt'irl in Sins to(,k care of the papers there. Questions were decided on hv a cO nmittee of ""' Imembe"rs headed by D a v e I-', a naval student who lefit Carolina laSt ,emeeter. I ollowing are the itue"-tions aSked of the stients: 1. 1 would like to join one or tnumre of the following : a dancing class-ball-room dancing. a Satur daf or Sunday lliking Club (male and -temah), a \Vednesd:aI afternoon bowling clb, \\ednesday afternoon cycling club, a Chess ch. a Photog raphy club, a Dramatic club, Play in a Ping-Pong Tournament. Play in a Pool Tournament, Sing in a Glee Clhb, Play in ain orchestra. 2. 1 think we ought to have and I w%ou1ld liV'. to participate in : Satur * day night dances, " l"appy Hour" or Stunt programs in the chapel. If " lappy Ilour" programs are given I v ill: be glad to sing solo ( what type of music - classical, semi-classical, popular ?), act in a stunt and help get it up, have an act, or can get up an act of my- omn ( what is your act ?), play a musical instrument (what kind-tvhat kind of nmsic). 3. I would enjoy occasional group sings of: army and navy songs, popular songs. 4. 1 would like the following mag azines on file in Flinn llall (names), riewspapers (nanes). Players Launch SeventhSeason Per!sonnelShort Now'Rehearsing "Nine Girls"; New Drama Being Cost Thle University Player's Club starts its seventh season tuder P ro fesor' Chiristophersen. The new of ticers are: President, BIeverley Nini inger: Vice- President in charge of publicity', Lucy Anne T[ate: Vice P residlent in charge of club pro graims, Catherine Barber; Buisiniess Manager, Martha Ilodge; Secretary, Natherine Garner; F.x-O)licial Ftuddy Dutddy, Bteverley Mecad. TIhis semtester a three-act [play', "N ine Girls" by Wilfred H1. Pettitt, has beeni cast and( is in rehearsal. A second( three-act play is soon1 to b cast and will be p)resentedl approxi titately ten (lays after the presenta ttin of "Niine Girls." Thlese p)lays will be p)resenlted at near-by Army Camnps in addition 1o regular per formances at D)ray ton I [all for V- 12 and V-5 sttudeint s. The club is opent to memiibershiip at anytiime during the semester and the meetings are opeii toi all stu dents. A program is given at every mieetiing and( onice a semtester a pro gram is exchanged wvithI the Co' Innmbia College I )ramatics (Club. lIn the programs club talent as welI as outside talenut is usedl. I 'u ious ex perience is niot nieeded for iiember shiip, lbut if [)onessed it is certainly VI Pu -wide Pc Escape 'Student Wants "--Buddy Black Honor Council Selects Heads Black Chosen Pres.; McCants Secretary In a recent election Buddy Black was elected chairman of the Honor Council and Isabel McCants, sec retary. The preceding officers were Charlie Knowlton and I)olie Brown, chairman and secretary respectivel. Sole iurisdiction over all cases ariing outt of breac hes of honor and infr:actions of the .11onor I'rin ciple fall to the I tonor Council. Ah solute ,ecrecy is kept of all hear ings of the council. In addition to the trial of cases involving violation of the Hionor Principle, the council spends much of its time in 'correct ing general .e ssroom weaknesses and in impressi A'i-pon studcnt and profescor the importance of honor. Invc-6gaiion of each case is pains takingly thorough, and testitnony or technical information in the more difficult cases are gotten from spe cialists. The secrecy of all coun cil proceedings emphasizes the as pect of protection for accused stu dents, a protection that has meant the only way for fair treatment in many cases. BSU Delegates Go To Rock Hill For Meeting Ann Harrill, Elaine Gruhb, Mar jorie Curtis, Cathryn Garner, Cas sic Crowe, G. C. Robinett, Shelley Williams. Bill Moore, Donnell Da vis, Graydon Dukes, and Edwin .l lis, represented 1-SC at the Baptist Student Union Convention in Rock Hill last week-end, November 12-14. They were guests of tihe First Bap tist Church and W inthirop College. "In God WXe Trust" was the theme oif the convention, which opened F-ridlav noon andl closed Sun day. Dr. J. W. ("Bill'') Marshall, persotnel worker for the Baptist Foreign Mission Board and recently returnedl fronm China gave the main adidress Sunday, and D r. Claude U. Broach. Southern associate studet Secretary, was anlot her out-of-town speakeCr. Each campu)ISs was rep)resented Friday eve ning by a stunt on the Talent Parade of all colleges. Cathi ryn Garner was in charge of thle USC feature. Approximately 10)0 students and leaders froum '20 colleges and hos pitals madle the trip to the Winthrop College town. R. HI. FaIwell, JIr., Soth C'aro lina State student secretary, and his wife accompianiedl the Columb'ia (d egat ion. Student Council To Meet Mon., 7 P. M. MIember'- of the Studeunt C'ouncil will mecet MIonday night at io'clock accordling to Student body1' Pre,-i (lent Tomi Pitt s. "T'he meeting,' P itt s said, "'will be in thle Ahney I,aw l,ihrary. W\e are mieeting to (lecide problems of elect ionI of st u dent body,l otfi'ers. Th le add'ed se - mnester ha i upset thle elect ion schted tle." l'tt, senior itn I.aw, schiool. 'ne creded to the le-idenicy at mtidl termi of the otfice wh len I 011 Jonie-, past studoenit hbody head, graduated to P re-AfIi(lshinmtan's school. bu'sh La >I Seeks Tastes Bird Enters S. C. Press Ass. Competition For the first time since l9t:: the Gamecock will enter the South Carolina Press Association compe tition. which is to be held at \Vin throp College this week-end. No. vember 20 and 21. Helen Pride Craig. Elit.-. - David F reeman. .\Managing fRditor of the Gamecock. and ('ele Roberts Editor of the Garnet and Black will represent 'SC phlications a lt. ConVention. The editor will e"n ter the (,amtecock against the new%s papers of nine other South Carolin; colleges and unicVersitic, and wil compare journali tic notes with ap proximately to other delegates. Ih< association reports that many for tuerly contesting paper will not bt represented this year, as war cont ditions have forced them to stoU the printing of their publications. Registration will begin at noon to morrow in the lobby of the Andrev Ilackson Hotel: and after a luncheot at which the dlelegates will lbe thi guests of the Rock 1l1ll Eveniing oHerald. Regional \Vood, Associate< Press correspondent, will conduc an open fothtm on "Newspapering it the Post-War \Vorld." In the even ing the business session will con vene. Three cups will be awarded( fo outstanding journalistic work: On( to the best college newspaper with less than a00 enrollnent, one to thi newspaper with an enrollment o more than 500, and one to the bes college literary magazine. Follow ing this session, at S:00 the dele. gates will attend a formal banque and hear S. L. Latimter, editor o The State, speak. Sunday afternoor Ray A. Furr, program director o \VIS, will lead round-table discus sion group. Sarah Keels is president of th( S. C. C. P. Association, and Jeannc Marshall is convention chairman. Fraternities All V-12 men belonging to fraternities in schools from which they have just come, an<t who would like to join the local chapter at Carolina, are asked to write their particular frater nity, care of the University Post Office, according to James B r o c k m a n, inter-fraternity council head. In this way they will be allowed to take part in rush week and parties given for new members. Discharged Studes Tuition Exempt Prexy Cites Recent S. C. Law, Gives Talk P'r(eiet I. Rion Mc eKissick o the Un iiversity of S. C. announcee this wveek t'hat accordinig to a recen arct of the Sotth Carolina Legisla tuire U niversity stud(ents who havi served in thme armed forces of t hi I nited States ini this war and wh< hav~e been honorably discharge< from thme aerv ice are ex empted fronm payinig t nit ion to the U 'niversityv These students must comply witl thme ordlinary requirement s of thi Uiiersityv amih presenit such a (is charge or sat is fac tory evidenci thori '0. P'residenit MIcK isick will speal, Iio the mleetinlg of the South Caro lina: I .ihraryv A ssocijat ion here 1)c I. The suhjec t of hiis ad<dress wil he "Thme Public Library, tIme Peo. le's Uniiversity". hrist StudE Dormitory Rules Mrs. Childs today made the following statement for the ben efit of all town girls: Town girls cannot spend the night in the women's dormitories without written permission from Mrs. Childs. This step was not meant as inhospitality, but was taken as a necessity. Facilities are taxed as it is. Dormitory girls are asked not to embarrass their friends by asking them to spend the night with them. All town girls are urged to see Mrs. Childs when considering a night in Wade Hampton or Sims. Men's Glee Club Sings Over WiS Program Begins Victory Series Ca.ro lina students and t'achiers, a - ited by tlie Icn's (I d e I n. h, prer 'ented a pro:ramn in I)iayion Ilall. vestertiar. No\ enher IN at 4:30 p. in. Ile progjrami. iiist in a ,cries of four teen hroadcast over Statiin \\IS. w\as titlel "l I I1ht.r EdIcation .I:al;',N for \'irt'ir\." It told how Carolina. in it: 138 year<. has been plung.d into war tight tine, hIw "tudent, and iaculty each time ba\C gi ne to 1ight their country's hattle: how the groiuds I were used many a time to shelter the woudd and the sick in war, espe tcially during the Civil \\"ar : and par ticularly they tild of the work being ldone by Carolina to end tis. the greatest of all the wars in the world's history, and to prevent intnre w\ar-. Teachers told of Carohina alhuni rnow in the service of the country and of the magniticent w\ork they are do ing: h(,%w the : iiversity operates on tan all year schedule to help prouice more trained men for the battles Students-civilian. N ROTC. Coed. V-12, V-5. Pre- \Iedical. CA.A. and Graduate-told of work thev' are tak ing to help them help the contry to %win the w%ar. The script for the broadcast was written hv NIr. Frank \\'ardlaw and inchrded live songs sung by tle (lee CluIb at interval-, during the broad cast. The"v were "Alma later,'' "'Tei tinig Tonimight.'' "Pack lUp Vour TI'roubles.'' "Go i ests Am ic rica." anid "Ancthtors Autrigh." Stecondt in the 'erie ofi biroadlca st will lie Cohnnmuihiia College. andu one ciollegte or unmiversity every week w ill follow util the "eries is coimpleted. Board Approves Plans For Fifty Bed Infirmary Seek Federaltoan To Relieve Acute Hospital Situation P lans for a niew 1'nmir,itev of IS. C. inf'irmars. if F'ederal ftund,l for be obtained, were approved byv lie .linarid of Trustees imeetiing hetre last week. Ani en tirtely new'' brick biuiIling with all inteessary' miioderni equip mienit is piroposed'. It would( t'onttain 50) bedus and( woul he oine story high. 'hei projectedl location conmprises the spiace beginning at Dot'tor Itotht's r'leidce andl runninig in the reair of the house's of I )eans Biradl ey and NIutlecy, tusing patit oif their gardeni space. 'T'he 1'niver sity' acutecly needls the newv in tirmai'y biecause the present one is inadtequiate for both the civil ianm and theit Nativy Stut(Iits hetre'. For tis% reas~on thle women's' initirmiar y has beeni templlorarily' removed to Sims College. Further, it is believetd that with the expected growth of (wONTINU=D N PAG= e) nt QL For All_I Apollo Chorus Will Sing At SundayVespers Sunlay nigi;, \c'per Svi ('icc at 7 :30 p. m1. \w ill be c~nductcdl by the lCehlmbia .\p~1llo (i haru, under the dIirecti,on o)f I.conard1"< C. .\loh.1 ; I it, t111111tlt Ciu' l1l. - 1 'utlj ii4" ~i tle hit ne s anid pr,.4 en I l niuen cether f,r the ~ole purpo,e ef pr.,, linc ouu'i,"al pl~gra,l- ir ;.ti\ ClVIC ~.I' 1'(hIiI.tt, illl'tIng, "h e It r nnI1 ltl of t111i2I (r.m I . m -li ahil.111ll nt ("renteen chlreh ~.irs. .\ll its Gn , r . Iise l . i IAIt- -lit 111 11.'I 1- Ill a l r The chl-11- u 11:," app;aredl in con ccrt, at chnl. ch at h<ring ,. :,n,1 ci .iC mneetins- h i n ~mre" rr,en:Ily at Fort .lack:-~n :In, the t'/O ;enTh ebt""toh 1,rn, 1:11 (.I fu1'lt ed a thirte , wtlce"lk: r tmract ~vt'er '4nle (if thr 1,,al rali,' t atioII-. It poilln s r it,- 2' It at':lm:II fall andl , p r concke(rt,. I)C-,01C the 1,,, ,f - a pl,r l im;ately tw('nty me 1 n t12 the art me-d if rce-, the ch,oru- ha ecl n abie t 1 I a 11 ma illn 'ingin g -trength of(, abouJt forty' voice-. muany if n h.tn have" been withth(rgl%ail.jlci--a. the oIrgai atl n 421 ince1 it4 starti. '"Thc IK\en(te." the macame'l Of the .A -N~c'iated GAee Club- ,f America. recently icatured the :\p,ll Ch"ru-. Sunay Ightl ' prgIran: la' ' The \'esper I 1 yvtn : Ye Sh ll I' -11 1 in t ' I.andl: The leav en arI Decl aring . Devotion : i mI' t --.\Ilv An,t h(r IhI,e,: D e\ )Tilln: TIhe .,,rel is .\1y v hwpherdl: \\"hei c'er YOU \\ alk:. Lnfildl Ye Po'.rnt,-: tar Sp:nlIed ..anncr. \(t4. I.co.nard C. \I.Iti i' the ac Social Workers Hold Meeting November Third At Columbia the Ltlt' ier,ity of ~uth Carolin a Stb 441 . S cia1 \\ r"k 111 it in nuial rt1ilhIin 4X tivember .~ 41 at th (r.'tal Room 4114f11 the Cohnnh1dIa liotel. guts bein4 in)i Iattenhdance iatc Dr G1 i -. IrotIl \\4 ill.4n1. the 'l 1irec-42 tIr, alth .4 "a lcl c.4.n1un ' itite e i d Ia1141d I d \"i>ttehn ts. 'X jh..t piii' grate 1)cl 21144 were1. 'ghen b111 Dean4 'I \\t' l ; ll NIa ll. 2 . \ eti. l 4t'hnson.X'~ i..rme rC r the 2". ltai a:\ ! nowe (If iaof fo'r tilt A21arta2 Ptili Ann tBonha re mt'%ri21all (.an 1:lnd tind I4pi(ke~ ofathe 1(.Ot thte IfSc l n the de t'.o citr . t s cltinsAwet paed.cir Rthierd 'pretiailed i the s irs. ing yo. tilla \\'. edrf. icg Hol jae stioi rk ReveC JSC Stu Powers Forego New Years, Fo The Unii crity's .tri-tn:ta- htlid; dent, ntill bitginl ;.ill r lc- atm: \\etdnc<diay. 11ec. I'r .,.nt Meh Guest Outlines NROTC Plans Organization And Functions T old ".\lth. u.h tw N;Ia:dResrn Oi lccn OIf trel it tI!, I tli cr-it\' ttr itc \car th" n ; tr ha, briieht .ltlutnt atn intt, ll:fii.i eturri'uunt (f >tud and cI l:;ini att i ttih rc:"- ar I eri 1 c(a icl -; icr. ;ec i tlin;: tr iamns 1 (n -t, ia t al i ttn C ;aner. "Therec i ( < a:Itt;n. con,i - NROTIC l:nh." l 'e-t t;ned. ''the itIttaliot n is dh idet U .m ".\" ati a " c" c rlan \l-t men i in thc Iattalinl h;\ attedIte d Ca-r ol1.i n three or m ctit \ ar'- -a fact u bic h hta'. prodcetd an e\ccelb(:.t c-lf:it corpS and( harmnt:liu t "operation a11rat g th mill. The hattalion it head,.1 b a !tafi o,t r N T C ttti int; :I in cI .iclt. Comdr. (. i a t t a ! in Com m tandter. <::'-; .tti l o1n ommln an der i ill I t. l i .ieut. a:talion .\d j i nt I . l .. Oit nrne, t.eat i t i i . C'o t. and Q . .i cI_ . t ;'lack. I :n ,ign. and (c :i 1ci l'tt" t t : crii . F' \\'illiaml- \:' r:t it rrt i."cne i Poninte Ercang \U n rge i\ ine the ion-tr., i n indcletrillath' l i( t l ra 'i al elnn-rce-. o Straight set To signs in the Naval R-eervt, and alter one v c.tr f e t r ti av ebance from,, the Ree c to the rce ular Natvy ntith perm;..:+nt c,)nunll uiOna. InI othcr rese+ct- the N\OTC ptroigraml it -imnilar to C ,(c i nivritriy \-2 urnit- -andli i e hcIled by the cane train a t ciii nata ier Cap tain Itr. . \recha t, t a ' r tii.As re lal a enoldi s.tdent ofit tiCsar a rO T C% te: t:ic follow a uirriculu d ig , a nd pri ei e tierhe het toheI Shca li Lo a h so ne a ut t he c r mtn~ a f te pi'.,na: aciur ien. in a iin tthcr eirc.ti resed doang the copls a e n c to Mr.latlai and rv.I Pellniete fram tiseestr. ug atriiiect Pchon-.' e Ech a liiane Urtge ss tCtstt ooperat Sithudenotrs ke bT akn ordin to goagst tordersugnha inaire u Dates dents Thanksgiving, r Yule Length yfrcivili an amni Navy \'-ie stu tv t . Ii and will cni at 5 a. lm. wk an:tuncc . T e ll e I i l"i htjilila tllr I hanki h in (g o for N'ew\\ Year's da.., ut thc-( t\ <) iay\ \w ere a dled toi the C hrli,ltma" 1+.i.1 " ::.t t i igthe n it. Na al I y'lig I l'r atlaratrv and C. \..\. \\ ;r TIr:In ig -r icl tl d It Iil' a.i,. I I I t I CI t ite 0!' - I i ir tr'itv ti: ot . He ,al to ie r or Habits i n d N; \ ' -. s \ I t del(I(n t w.a iih 1 h I 1t 'h t .\1 l\1i ick \\eI -I +.' tir" l'ni, ity" t l 1 :1tl hadl :tr.. i :I 1. 1 ti i it ' it1a nit'l : :l? 1r I t nitatin with Calp t. lR . C. N e r+11:It , ' t11:+t : ctmm ntI ('a r oft l .N:e tanig )rotiiir m O f thi e Dr. Routh Urges Healthier H abits Dr. :;nt+n of t he l : r; r it it ti'ttttry tc"t ir- t tr ga.e the f,tllowl - ilnL >l:itemen t Cincelit"I g' health: "in Ir.e r ii-r a l-trit"ttly" normnal In -r c-r: to ren.it healtl allni trtng thre funnamt ntal thini g- ;ac neit c .ir . Fir -t. a pr+.tcrly' hail :ttut (a rit"t t +,+, \l c,lCa 01a1 i nd :a ei! niat Cfudt h leoe.o d It, t w l t1 rt (at e a n< -r id ((ill - ta n d cu I ;- t: rd. at ,ea t el ht neg'w. t t Ihe atnd ntta i a to o n d latc in .nr, tud ing. T is -if t't,tlanIldI t ob i rtnpa t f brai fene seecndsh.atv ls l it ha:,i. t ;ttitel t hc trt c ir~au~ that t lt a e h.cr, of ti o. lda atudn,ct, reali.c e thei but ht yic lp:rtt'ul:t!? belifiir'l (Iuines" and e\ :atilu Int. I)tre 1 has t bre en. l' ft tein hthied.sa andnen th uet are ra.nl. banin popt theat a a and uI r egulated ris l bta Re(ntutory a rbit s an with tt atingl hsbit r eailt ing too : ninuhragl teCoienler ttsep thei gnd ti,,sytc breaif nat ted breiatI ispe exishye ilucogsthim \d 'stke's and csceckesr o est,ins onote ert ad bloodition tha peopl whIa rpryhl