The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 30, 1945, Page Page Four, Image 4

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The Gamecock Founded January 30, 1908 ROBERT ELLIOTT GONZALES, First Editor iraued Bi-weekly by the rilud,nt boiy of the t'iitert.ilv of Stuth Carolina during the college year except duriug exainaations ad %acation periods. i:l,t""rvd as '.et.id-cass miatter at the postoffice at :oluInbia, s. C., omeinver 'Y(. n'o5. \lutnmti \cas.iaii tn."embersh,ip des tincludte s.tn,riptiro, for altunili. studetint activitieb fee itnlu.e $ l.Wu subsciiptiotl f.r 6tu dients. Member associaed Collegiale Press Distributor of Golle6iate Ditest apRSaSNIIO FOR NATIONAL ADVkRt s NO "y National Advertising Service, Inc. Collell Publishers Re4rnsentatire 420 MADISoN AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. CNICASO - BOstoN - Los ANogtts " SAN FRANCISCO STAFF Fditor.......... ............... ....... Joi I I. Rc'c Managing F.iitor. o..................olv Williat,s EDITORIAL STAFF Neuto E.tor........................................ iu" sc,r,.u. Associate E.it,a......u................. I....rk," I,-i t"* . o.-< E.luu t............................... . Iarg:t.t \ -Li "l.t s cielt :li .l.. ................................... . It.. l. t 11 u,n"l,c Sp nt i:diito ..........................................1,., . l ircillati.n i a gr........ ..................... . . i y ac.kl.u , Nc s staff-sIuthI :l'. l i- .h I,"".I t hI l \ ne ~. intia \L tuflir. .\artla Steadla,, 'Illy .\nrib -.. I, Itit. 1i , i '.I ' 'lly T \It, Niary Si,otIn. 1)pal Ini~ttI . I't liukt , nk" .\Cilbut, I I.tu"tie. \irginia E;,yor. Ia k I. l:c!. 'I ,i Siu,-n. 1.0 11 I.a;a", I:rnert. ha i', , I..1. ne u 1:t., ,tlrgaret doe \lerre', nlti Jlotle.t, Jitw. 1.a anict. Business tatiager.. ................. .. \\ ilhi,nf l tcthinatl WAR-DEPLETED STAFF FACES MAN-POWER SHORTAGE; DESERVES COMPLIMENT "It's the war.'' Few students realize fully the 'ritieal short age of imlanpower w'i'h faces the University statf, the stai'i that washes th' widitlows. eleaus the dormitories, and keeps the canpus neat the stafT that tends the tires that heat the water, that puts the mail in the nmailboxes, tat handles the endless paperw\"ork of registration. Few students know that recently the men in the boiler room of t hie n liversit v were coii pelled to work for twenity-four hours witi i relief because there was no one to relieve them -that four ment there are doing the wtrk that was formerly done by six. lin almost every adninistrative departncit of the University there is a ntiaitnpower short age, a short age which causes ineit'iiecires. The administration and the dean of the idt mitnistration is fully cogt'nizaut of th-ese inef lieiencjes which are so bitterly coptltthiied about, but it is powerless to eliintat e many of themii becta use of the dhearth I of mtaniipower.. T hey are orkng iuleatigblywith t he small staff tlhat t hey have tosee that thle I iversi ty is run smiootly, thle studeiits' every wish heard and served. 'he adinttistrationu deserves a 'ompt)llimenlt ftor thet wo trk that they are dloiing, bu1 t more tt i that, the de. utserve thle coopJjeration of The' thinll th;K IistreSses the Gamttecock is that, shiort-hamiued as thet stafY is, most of that staff is kept buiHy on jutbs that would nott be neet sarJil\, fio uI I bhh thoy qoubl he ta ken, if: it were noti forI he thioijelth-le,.t s of tie. sLtu i. htujut hum-\ j110st of tI.. lay s\t lipg iii t hi the l'tatmu oif the refuie t hat Iitudents thuI..h1 - les.ly drotp ont the gioundit antd ini lhe huIibllingI.. Trei,oh courseu. til incl i natIion or nto!ion by thle sttudenlts to uimke thle hurIlh-n on the Univer'sit y adintilistrtat itn m, tre severe. But int altn i ut hinkmi g uiay bet does >uo biy all thle little acts of uncileal linles andl lInthlyness tha;t lie dentts abolut thteitr tholughtess. tulIutig oh the SHIP-WRECKED ON A DESERT ISLE, OR ABANDONED IN A SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE? WVlmt e ir ihuppinctl to till i-pecial apiprol priat ion Hill for thle State coul legi.d I his it, as thne Gmniieock ieaulre<i was as inev itauble as death, ta.ws, aii anot her lRooseQ\ect termi, gone the way of all lie-It an<i baeoime phantusv in a comitutce LAST REGISTRATION GREAT IMPROVEMENT; WELL PLANNED, EXECUTED It was it day sinmilar to almost any day at ('arotina. Seurryinlg to and fro, no books un. der their arms, butt shea' of papers, were cheerful students. greeting each other with the happy voice of a rejuvenated spirit aniid energy. It was an ordinary day, and yet it wasn't. Could this he regist rat ion day, the enigma of the freshntu and the plague of the upper chassmten? No, 1'or 'where were the long quelues ind ieitirig the registrar's assistants and the avaricious Ireasit'er? Where were the par tially, incorrectly illed ainks that usually rested inl everv grassy spot, deserted, forgot ten' w here was the sophoimore seareling for another white blank? \\'here was the junior wvait ing inipat ihinty to consult his lta,jor pro fessor' ? .\ntd yet. it w registratin day. lIy cnreful forcthought and piltning. am! wit it the aid of AK(: girls distriultin. cards belore the end of the pr-evious sein est ir, the regi strar's o f'ie had ach1ieved the long hr;e:nned of. but. .inst realized nlinlle of iroInI-ill! uit the ibs)t lusities of regis thlitioln. The Cl ll("(u (1(k n11ds its wize led top - Icn(t It, Ih it ut'ti(ce Inl ri u ;n11d1athd iliaiti-In. ANNIE DOESN'T LIVE THERE ANYMORE, NEW COLUMNIST IN ROOST l'or three semesters, though sonie say from time immemorial. the column Sinking Sands out intiul t he same ol mnuck. But now. sontlung new has been added. A new- col 1nni, t new columtrnist. fresh with fire of enthusiasmn. pounds out the drivel that up pears on this page. Sinking Sands has stink in the sinking sand. The inuch esteeined author of the decadent oltumn, .\li-s Anne Searson, is now devoting her ct ire time to feature gathering. Tile new auitlu r Irefers to renait anony mi1ou,s. We can see why. Otherwise, whose foot w(oubi(l be in whose face ! GAMECOCK APRIL FOOL ISSUE ABANDONED; OBJECTS TO CENSORING 'Tlie traditional A pril Fool issue of the Game eoek will Iot appear this year because to have it. wolul meatn that it would be read by a fac ilty coiunittee prior to its publication. The (hainecock is a sttdent pithlication, has never been uider faculty censorship or even adv1isll'"hip, . id will never be as long as it is a st uden lt pulic ia t ion. To put it uinder thle coln rol ofi a part of the faculty would make it a l'aeuilt newsp5lapier, and wouhi probably cuili noate ini the founading 4.f anoithier st udenit news PERMANENT NAVAL UNIT HAS ADVANTAGES, BUT A DARK SIDE, TOO Theru'e arte at p r'esent 50 AmIlericana colleges :111( uiver.-ities sitcteed thuroughoumt the na ion which have NHOT EC units simidlar to that now stat ionmed at (Carolinia. Ini the post.-wtar peiod4. this nctiuer will lbe dlecreaised to alnost hialfI its pre4'sen!t size. Thei. ll'versty o f So~iuth Carol ina was for imcnit. in gttinig a naval unit on the camipus bor(,tlyv teote the4 otbreakl of wvart. but it miay be (Die ofl uthe colb-ge andi Iniveisitie's who will I ii' i f the nu it Ili i tinled at C.aroliat. it wsill brlin g w I it ilt era ini:il diiatage- ai nd othler diLs 'er -iy nnh ht hill ored iniuciuI be i'iing eb o i on ofti hei Itte anii d I n e i Ilo thI ni vers' i ties at'l uli b a I nedt wil iltton . h re .ho h lie, in ti ta t , it n i-i tti on~ 4 w14her ouTo (t' rlia miwna tubt tIoiine toherotainv In'v itfth iIEl i't. t uuhl bet a' htior frth l' ihae to a-to ba Il it ivdiuent ictina.progr: . appo ted ha ()ni thi#le. ather ' luua,hogh lthe leet o ha 4' ing a itaval unit o n the p avn ar<.ei heI t Jin. aas w alit en oaily baue se liow. Tod hat; arka uit.thuhtenoheith US cam Senion, Rom BennetsviU EdtoR. of GARnet - ~31dac! Vice PResidernt o W.A. Vice, PResident *K __ Q uestion 01 WYho is y/our farrorite professor Arthur L1aml-M1r. Ferrel. I li object to our sleeping. Eleanor McCall-Dr. Babcock( entertaining. RoV Filihs-Prof. Mieeks. Be inl a hiu'ry, and you learn somletl Nevett Grove--Miss Dinkins sonality. Also. sihe passed tme. .Jaties Par 'ker-- 1)r. 1abrock. subjects, and he has a good sense Jolmny Kil Iat rick-Ir+t I. C dents "gent lemen.'' And lie also I A swell guy. Libby Iuncanl-Alrs. "Kit til erazy. '. C. Jeiisena Irof. Christop 1unoIrthod(soX )Ir o'fsor in the seh to cheer-leading. Flonnie IcAlbee -Dr. Ferrel. Imlarks in el inss. Margaret de Merell-Dr. al is elever-there's sotmietling else, it is. I guess it's that lie likes to .Jolmunie IHlerrit--Frank T. Al in saving lie is fair. just, and it lie also has thait goodl ole Caroli IIe brings in eeveryay subljec'ts .Juniita St arr'-Dl ean Bra:dle, gent lemnas iiISwell as per'fec't pr< to (do aniything lhe won't do hine liar oId Ki<hd-P rof. Fit zgerai r'eal goodl fell ow. "TIit" Lowin--- This professor-l I like~ Mr'I Ihawkinis. She dloes atn aimi to helpitng the studoetits. i anid shte is untielIlih. Suzanne oberryCti'-Dr). Mieri ktiows whaut lhe is talk ing abouat. Etrtest D a vis- -Mtrs. G race S b at s invartiablyd keep1 her class knows het' sublject amii hiow~ to ar' Bobbie W'illiiims- -an I say I why ? '('ause lie wvas so sympai~~ tht dobn ii li'ce' '- I Iprefer' thait hei Deair Sir: I anii highlly gratiiedt to readi yourjt eib :tl ont thet 5te(ond Ibage' of the it i c vid<it. frbain vautr edlitral thabt the ici plebi bof honorbI ii hv~ ii' loctati. l( d ad :n i that it cant ,e ia(led fthtl ;wain to 'htorousil f. 1' f hthat robi' a l ., ib th -t of thab(t't tha e go ttin t ti l c (1uch lbndt ib(b'n b sit \\ b bl!. le \a tan I J.BULL N! e .-.....wt-acstdent C, Coed, Smebe of A.1C.G., ., YW.C.A. cabivne - rr the Week and why? k e his classes because he doesn't Because his classes are most .anse lie gets his lessons over ing that way. -She has a most. pleasant. per Hecause we talk about varied of hum1or. + Iii. li itae lie calls his stu is a nice place to hold parties. is Scates. 13ecau1se she is so herson. BecauSe lie's tile Iimost Ool-e.,peially when it comes 1le iiiakes such anmlsinlg re -cuk. 1II has a sense of hmn11or. but I don't kntow exactly what fish. eeks. I (on't have to hesitate I symiiipathy with tle students. in spirit which I like so mucli. Bca2use lie's so "dIar humani 1111.'' vitht what lhe teachies. . IIes myv idea of a perfect aesr and hle doeisn't ask you elf'. (l. le's ai good te'achier and a alisineiss5 is hard to anIswer, but her work coniscienitiouslyv withl hel nukes hier 'ourle perS1)isonail, Vet hier. Becatuse I like hiis sense hier. anid I always feel t hat lie iVeny, lbecaluse her outlhandish ini hysteri(es, aind becauseIiS she >uiSe stuidenit interest in it. )r. Wagner? You wnt to knuowv 'tie whetn I yawnied in class. renuitiin mon iieless~ lere forever le', lie is kniownu ats "SoporPific Dear Annie: 1 lie titleI of y'ouir cohln "o iTake Your l oot O fi M y U:ace" caught mine eye last wee k so I thlought 1'd attemnyt to readi it. After givinig tup tn ice, I finally struggled dlowA to thme part plugging mny dean op~poni cnt 'nid hiis " \'ote lodlay for AMc Aanaway signs andi was tickled th Iatinonie had not icedi. As\ for having them taiken down, cficomse itcan be arraniged, but nhaiit doi yo hay we eav e 'emVE nyi' hj fra wh ile. Y ou knowmm, somietinmes ting getj' to the pinht where a t.zur b of ammhuseet really helps. R'c'e, t tfully submiiitted, \\~li.i.1i' I'. IhOlTON. S. 'iint this if y ou like' canse its all in inn aid I like your column! ii hoW,'e, TAKEYOURFOO OFF MYFA Take it off, take it off,-your foot I mean-and don't forget that the Gamecock's policy is-to fool you so hadst better be careful in your guess work. Waslt't the Powder Bowl game a thrill? The Buck and the Skimp really had their gals in there fightirig. Buck tells us that the Pi Phi's worked hard for their victory-but look what they had for an inspiration,-or Buck,-or Jill. Spring sprang in and then sprung right out again. Ole Sol is really bearing down these days. Noticed along this line are several cases of complexion change. Sokol and the Moose look like a couple of Indian chiefs and "Toozic'' .Johnston could pass for a mahogany desk ornament. Just the other day Ban Moody was walking down Main Street and two darkies tried to get her phone number. Oh, yes! We again have a hero. An unsung hero and we, his biographers, believe that he wishes to remain unsung. llowever, his words are pertinent and worthy of campus criticism. 'T'he Scene: A timely gathering of campus notables. The goings on: A discussion about the disuse of the const itutions of several cain. pus organizations. The Question: Is there a constitution any where on this campus that anyone follows? Our hero's apropos remark : Yes-we have one person on this campus with a very strong constitution and SIHE follows it to the letter. Don't shoot now Dennis, but we must tell the girls to go out and watch Georgie Farris run the track. Between those pretty red shorts and those shoulders (oh, those shoulders) we don't know which to swoon over. Be careful of the little lassie who has recently received his Sigma Nu pin. Speaking of Sigma Nu's, how does Ilunky's hairent look to you? It's been rumored that Betty is going to sue for divorce. Speak ig of haireuts, )01n Estes and Knobby Walsh say they are going to hire out as curry conbs this sumnmer. Speakinlg of stii inmer--sodtits like we're get ting in a rut-we are ! An1ything for an excuse-but Ihose dancing classes up in the Ialnlla. (hi hoiuso somnuld intirestii nInd vaIrry pra-tieI Wie in the (sane:') saie house, have you heard this? fellows, there nust he complete thilelice inl this pledge meet ing" - i uess who? Some say that th days of clivalr"y and romace IreuI gIe ---if so, vou can cxpIe<"t to hear Chicagi s No. I guitarist sere nading below Dot E(llund's window any day in the near future (v.acally accompanied thru a vapor of beer by 1)-E-N-N-1-S Powers). Overhe'ard Student Definitions: Brooksic Marshall : Whalebone-a stay in the Kl ppa 1Dcelta Corset t es. Johnny Reese: Guillable-taken in by a Li ia Bull. RO (reading above): 'Thiat's no foot. on11 your face, you just forgot to salute 0O'Jirieni. Speaking of thiings overheard (thaiiit rit again) we have ani other scenario, i. e., etc. Mr's. I torn : ''Sensory impulses ar'e passedL along thle nerve fire by elect rieal charges. Susan F'ishiburn: "Maybe that's what that bioy meanit by miy charging his b)atteries. Gett ing back to the footballI classie t hat d.(isturiibed our1 niornma rout ine last weekend, thle iiext conitender for the pla1ce of center on an All-Amnericanl teaml is our own Nibbie Forbes. WVhat form, Wh'lat styl e, Whlat ? Could lier inspiration be thle long gonie Ibub.. her or thle aticiipation of a Biig Ten offer ? Founid thle below pomeW ill thle mail box thiiis mornin1g. To( us5 it dIoesn 't make much sense but from thle note attached we gat her that it is dlirected1 upl Maxey wvay : Poor Casanova Lambilrighlt was jilt ed. Aniothler boy, thle girli had miet: We don 't thinik She ean get him back, Would you like to miakhe ai bet. ? Silly isn 't it, but speaking of 'up Maxey w~ay ' (tsk) We hear what goes up must conic downi. Down ini thle strlanlgest way and falling amon(4Igst the stranlgest people. Siinine, sIhame l',rowii Hlave youl been bored withI your hand14 s ? D o your finigers a p pear' to add 110 valule to your meager existen'1ce? 'Try pokiing one at Anne D). D. 'Tison. We guarantee results eveni if you happen)Cf to b)e staninlg all the way acr'oss the room. "P'rogress '' is thle miotto of thle miodern trend-l-ev~er Ior'wai'd so to speaik. Whiat. we wanit to know is how colme somiie of our * iiew Sigiia Chli's all seemed to4 want to (do thIinigs backwar ad last week. Also non of1 (4them li woutld speaik to youit- an uniIso('i abl I lot. W\hat 's the score, CJhuck '? Tlhis should be ani Aprlil Fools edit ion hut th po4(wers5 to be0 Said ' No, no'' to thle v'irile spirit of red-blooded,l .\meriens a so we'll .just say t hat niotiniig liunny3 wouilI have 111 peedaiiy Somieone ull ini Maixey wants to know.ie ustwo is the SWe'et liearit of Itap pa Si gmia. SeemIs t hat e veryon kn1 h ows andl (41y onie will b4reak( downl and4 tell. If oti ('vet' find (out1 just let us Stolen from an excbange paper: Ashes to( aishes, (lust t(o (dust, If you (Ion 't like iiy shoulder, K(eep 'ii lour hand o4ff my Solroirity pith