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Literary Soci
For Feast In I
New Members Welcomed
Into Literary Folds
Carolina's four literary societic.
plan to feast together the latter
part of Maltch. Clariosophic Euphra
dian and the Euphrosynetn Liter
ary Societies have endorsed the
plan. Tentatively the program %ill
include guest speakers, introduc
tion of new officers, and society
plans for the term.
Clariosophic and Euphradian Lit
erary Societies (for men) (tate back
to 1807. Through the years fierce
rivalry has ensued, debates and or
atorical contests once drew far lar
ger crowd-s than athletic events.
Euphradian and their sister so
ciety, Euphrosyneain, concettrate onl
better speaking, oratory and de
bate. while Clariosophic and H Typa
tian encouraze creative writing.
-'or membership inll typatian and
Euphrosynean Literary Societios, a
girl mtist average "13" in English.
All male students are eligible for
membership in Clariosophic and
Euphradian.
President Algin King annolnced
Tuesday that the annual Euphra
dian Oratorical contest wii be held
at tihe next regular meetiing, Tues
day night March 19. All Euphradi
ans in good standing are eligible.
The winnler will represent the So
ciety in debate and oratorical col
tests, and will be awarded the gold
Orator's medal. interested visitori
are cordially invited.
-'u phradian welcomws .-i .a
visky. Jim Mann and Derscha Me
Neely into its membership. Mann
and McNeely are veterans hailing
.from Greenville and Bethune. 'Lav
isky. GAIECOCK( columnist, calls
Columbia home. At thre next. meet
ing the 'new members w\ill make
thleir short. talks.
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Ryberg Heads
Baptist for
Spring Term
.1lhn Ryberg has been re-elected(
president of the Baptist Student
Union at the Ilniversity of South
Carolina. Assisting the president
will he Kirk Smith who will serve
as enlistment vice-president, Will
Frank Steeley. social vice-president.
and ILelen Leappard. devotional
vice- lresidelt.
Elaine Grubb will contilnue as
editor of "'The Collegian", the hi
weekly Baptist student newspaper.
Bob Franklin has been elected man
agintg editor of the paper.
Roy Marstin is the newly elect
ed treasurev of the organization:
Gloria Ott will serve as Trainin;
Union representative. and %1ary
Glover will ihe the Sunday school
represeitat ive.
AMG Selects
Delerales for
Va. Convention
At the first AKG ieeting of the
semester oil March 12, delegates
were elected in serve for the re
gional convenlion. The convention
will be held in Farmville. Va.. next
mon01th.
Eleanot Mclall, Patty 11alcolm.
and Nell M.ayer were elected as the
representatives and Ruth Crawford
was elerted as chairman of the an
nual AXG song festival.
ANG plans to sponsor flowers for
oil( vesper program dut ii.; the se
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USC Teachers
Give Classes
At New Center
Six Universily of S. C. l-ofecsors
atre teaching in the Cilizenls' Edu
cation Center. Colmtiibia high school
buildinig. WashinIgton St.. Coum1bin,
which began Monday Iight, March
Thp prof-'ssorsN and the sub.jvuls
tHwy Ieach are: D)r. .1. 'M. Arinil.
studios inl Shakwspeare; Mlrs. Arnly
R. Childs. Snvev of Con I vIllmporary
South Carolina listory; Dr. W. 11.
Callcott. Roecfnt IPhases of tited
States Foreignk atlions: i-r. flavi
tl1 Habrock. \ocabulary 13diing
and t -:veryday ( ; tamcimcart'; 1Dr. John
ValMale. Today's RiealdilIE: aId
Mtr-. K11tetrine 1emlibert Whittko"w
sky, Art Apprecialion.
This is fil, th intrd sessxionl of the
('it ivncs' 1-:01cat ion CvI vter which
is boing offored itn tesponse to ite
demt1antds 1 r of lhe1 11olt. of Coltmttbitt
and S11t- roundinl , arteas.
Alr hanl IwI-nty* courllses :Ir,( of
feted ini 1h1is series. No re(ieit
IInts ilr credits ace nt(cssa'ry to
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sistant dance chairman,
Anderson Club
Is Organized
On Campus
At the first. meeting of file pro
posed Andri-soii-Carolina Club last
Friday, temporary officers werI
elecled as follows: president, J.. .
Woodson: vice-piresident. Bill R.
Wallers: secretary, Doinld F. Bar
lonl: tiasrl-ir, Orenl 0. .Jnes; pub
lic relations officer, Pete G. Xon
ifuros.
Tlie ibi, the only act ive one of
its type oi l lie campus. is beiig or
aized to enable Anderson county
Itudents. alumni, and alumnae to
know each other beltpr. to boost
h he Universi ty in t hat sect ion of t hw
Otat. and to promote social and I
cr-t ional act vities for Ihe bne fil
r f Anderson County student
klunii. and liuimnae. All Andrson
':11ntV SI tuti rI e Vfigiife for
mn r-I shi p.
Irr-e-iw tive of its proximitY to
Clemson College, Anderson count'
lhis semester has the largest repre
sentlation at Carolina that has been
Sev) in mmany years.
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lary; second ro%: Martha Sead
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Clariosophic Is
Addressed By
Prof. Overby
The possibiIlties of a war with
Iussia was discussed by .1am1es It
Overi, iolitical science professor
at Ihe Iliniversily of South Carolina.
at the last meeting of the Clarioso
phie litMrary society on TiuesdaY.
aIr. Overby poin t ed out I tIe
ch1anige tIhat has Iakin place from
Commullistic idvalogy, that of
%%orld dolnatin oll, to Ihe ideiog.%
of bIildinIg a tnger Russia.
Hie showed how Ithe New DI)eal
was at combintation of Commulnisti'
and French Revolut ion ideologies.
The Iluantniess of Hilssianl di4o
maeY 'vas poilited out bY Mr. Over
by, who cited the langinge differ
411nCUs as a great hinlderanlce to
gr Ia er understanding bel weenl
tiat county andI the Anglican en
I ions.
\' ld peatce, le said. "depend
cd ipol tIe close coopeliation of
the ig ilTre." "Thie U NO," he con
tinlued, tcould t pr )event ai malfjor
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University of South Carolina
alumni and alumnae living in the
13th judicial circuit held a dutcn
supper meeting at 7 o'clock last.
night In the Otteray hotel, Green
ville.
Edwinl . .letr of Rock Hill.
president of the University alumni
association Was the principal
speaker.
Also on the program was Claude
1I. McMillan, past president of lh
assocint ion and Sout h Carolina
chief highway engineer, and Ralph
Lewis, executive serretary of th?
associalion.
Current problems of the school
and its alumni were reviewed.
Ellison S. McKissick. textile man
ufacturer of Easley and Greenvill".
is vice president of the association
for the ireuit. compromising Green
Ville. and( Pickens counities. WVl
liam .1. Bates. Grevlvlle dr uggist
is the chairman and was In charlgo
of I hi meet ing.
This was one of a series of meet
ing% of Ulversity alumini heing
held Inl each of the 14 judicial cit
Citls of the stat..
Asqocitlion sccreftitry I'wIs al
nounced that all l01imer stIdents of
he l'niversity are invited to attend
entelings in their eicitils.
Imomen tolls Event
Occurs; Caiteen
Serves Coffee
Th cantee at lte I'niversity of
Soullh Carolina was iw scene last
week of smilling faces which have
never sinded before vlevenl a. at.
before. The Cauis#' of elation turn
ig out to boe ithe ilstallation of a
lonig de4Siled cofft-f plot inl (oolf-go,
St itdlnts and fit ulty ai k e
"loui tid arounli Ihe couliter and it
terd soft petitrios of thaniksgiv
ig. Fot an uitr t he enipus taniliq
wil ht ie neWs of t his welcomedil ad
it Ci to Caroliia manti lt eliaice.
l ll littinson wIts seen qiuitly
w'ekPiIg for JOY l a back booth.
hiii. only trejt, h" pro''laiied, was
that ite .ptl'ss lercoiator had
not bent aitdet before lhe miade Iis
irif-vocabuli deisionit 41 to ter t''
a ied set-vit s. 'rifnids of C. 1)
Stoil'. Iut1101 orf a letter to Ih
editort of TI l-: GA .:('( d' .
m ilnd In 1 that the CIffi nl' sit uat ion
on caimis hoe reliev'ed by Itte plt
chase of it coffe' pot lIst s'mester,
imimlvdiatelb distiched a messarfe
to him inl Savatitnitah. Ga.. wher' Ite
is now emploIY'd oi it local paptel.
telling of the stuIpndous e 'veIt.
Gr1enspan New
HIemI of PlayIer's
On .\atch 5 atn iersity' Pay ert
electedu the' following iofficers for
he sprin g trtm: prid(SientI. Sit"
;'reenstan: first sice president. Ira
It uttson; second vite pre"sidIent. Vet.
non1 T'aylot; setret aiy, l'len letnd
tev.
'Tie Plaly' ts' next produtct ion will
he 'Cic ken s-:vr Sundray."' Thn're
w.il Itte twso (conisecu't ive tietforn
antees earily in Apil. rTe gr'oupt wilt
use senripts uisedl by players in ihn
ori gina I Br oa dwily produtct ion.
I .andinitg an (1sitpporitinlg rol's wilt
het playved Its Martian R Uodgers. Stu'
Gitnpn. Ira It itdson, Wari-Whoop
Stacy. Ichlen Ilendley, Sam Mc.
('onnetilt. Hanitks Sea rbtorouigh, K(eit h
I':dwsards, Aand Jake La nd.
New membters ate Irene Steim
Viriginia W~oodrutff, a nd Le.v Bitt.
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WSSF Calls
Meeting For
5 P. M. TodayP
A meeting has been called at
Flinn Hall at 5 p. m. tonight for
the purpose of organizing for the
World Sludent Service Fund. Rej)
resentatives from tihe 11illel Club,
Newman Club, Canterbury, B.S.U.,
Westminister Foundation, \Vesley
Foundation. O.D.K., Blue Key.
K.S.K., and A.K.G. are asked to he
present.
The group has secured Claudine
Pohl. a foreign student. now travel
Ing in tihe U.S. for the W.S.S.F. to
speak to the student body on Tues
day. March 26.
Last year the campus raised
nearly $700.00 for the W.S.S.F.
most of which was used for work
with prisoners of war. In addition
a shoe drive was recently conduct.
e'd for tle students of Oslo Univer
sily in Norway. Some 50M paIlrs nt
shoes were collected, and after hav.
ing been repaired, have been ship
ped direct i6 the iniversity of Oslo
from the 'niversity of South Car'
olina.
The W.S.S.F. has asked Ihce Uni.
versity of South Carolina to raise
$1.,)00 for their work with studens
in Europe and in China to keep)
students from starving. Other or
ganizations are raising a general
fid, bilt the W.S.S. p". is the only
re'organizatMion ising money for
studce'nt s.
Dike 'niviersiy. with fewer s;it.
d"'Is than i .S.C. has alreacdyv raised
$.'Mwrl.00. other schools over the
country al,re doing sinrila, llhings.
The grou1i1p Ilbat meets Friday will
organize. appoint committees alndl
start lie work for Ihe W.S.S.F. at
Carolina.
New Officers
Installed At
CoEd Meeting
CoEd hld the first rmeeting ot 1
lhe senester at 5:00 o'clock Verl.
nesdaY afterrnloon in tile chapel. The
new lresiden. I.iz Norton was in
staIlb-I Iy he retiring president
1arhma Brsingtonl. I.i7 Norton
then installed Nina Silvtrrman, vice
presideni and Hety Moore. see
trcas. The o1her offic'rs will be in
St aIted at ithe next meeting.
Sara . IP 1randOn was appoinIed
haiirima of the CoEd project for
this semesler.
CoEd IIlrles were discussed for' th@
bernefil of Ihe new nivnib'rs. Twen.
I-fisv hoiurs atre rNquilred to carrn
Ile ('ciEd eY. These hours are
earmned by workin oin tlo pjroject
underlaken by CoEd each seiester.
'~The at endanrce of fiv~e reet inrgs a
sermester is requin Ir to ot inr lire
CciEd eh'ctrion s.
Thre piroegram of the meet inrg. irn
dler rhe cliriection of Nina Silverman,i
featIu red; a pianro soelo. Schierzoc by
Chioprin rendered by3 IDorothy13 Pha.
sey; a sk ir 11y Ge(or-ge Simpson. anrd
severalr numbhers by thle navy quri.
Deans' Meetingo
Mrs. Ar ney (Childr, clean of womn.
eni at the t'rirver srty of Soiuti Car.
urtinar, lu-ft Mrch 14, to atternd a
rnal mie'"tin g of I he Nrc joinal
Assoc'iationir of Dearns of Womeun, in
Tlhis is the first one to he held
sinrce I lie wva r ;lpreviously, t hcey
werue held arnnually.
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