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Candidates Fo
Must Hand In
Before First C
Applications for Carolii
must be in by April 1, acco
week by W. H. Callcott, dea
University Fellowships ca
student must have promise
ate work, wvith the field of s
University Assistantships carr
a stipend of $400-$800. The sti
dent must have the ability to serN
as lab assistant or as a reader <
quiz papers. The field of stuc
also is unlimited. "This trainin
is valuable for students withot
teaching experience," said Den
Callcot t.
Tie stipend of the A. Fost<
MeKissiek Memorial Fellowship
baseicd on the i'nterest of $5,00
l'IferenCe for this fellowshi) Wi
be givell to a graduate of the tin
versity elhool of engineering.
The .1. Rion 'MeKissiek 114
m1or11ial 1'e!iowship carries a stipell
of S300. Ei.her graduate 411 unde
this fell whip. wiith select io
hased o t he a pph catl ' futoi
uSefulNiess to Stlth Carolina.
,,r contact aivis
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FOi' 0J1) 11i EI' 00i(1
Stude~nts tire:ed in joinir
Sigman .\ipha Ze:a. eimmnistry 5
ciety at the iw verAity 11, may em
tact )!. 1D)v,A :1 i,r62m 1Ine. huib
Ing .\ U111 le da . l for-nuz
tionl required4 forl ap1plication
111La e, 'n i Ct l course- cOll
pletIi aiid1 radrade oh tiet
couriles.
S A Z s an1 :!1at alo t
l t at-, The l V it who a]
ilajol'ing in e lemi-t ( l chem
ci v!ginlecrmig.. It-: urposes ai
to u 1r1* 1A)e t'vicn lhip 1) am1111
chemistrV *tu,.e: and to stinu
late !ittrt, i t Valtous f7eh
of lhmi r. \\ ~ 1, l Idmin parth 1
for new~t.t.t enher ar given i aC
He 1i t " r- di:- with
aVel agt. SuIdentl ari.t kcetil
Spanish Club To Hea
Mexican Co-ed Sneal
At Thursday Meetin:
Sen .a t tLa /.:u -a 1
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It TII
( ( A lNG ( 4, N
MEN'S FINEST
CLOT i HI N(
r Fellowships
Applications
Of Next Month
Scholarships and Fellowships
rding to an announcement this
a of the graduate school.
rry a stipend of $400-$800. A
of being able to pursue gradu
tudy unlimited.
USC Chorus
Makes Annual
g Tour Of State
it ihe university chorus of 35
mixt-id voices made a three-day
our of six South Carolina cities
r this week. Monday the chorus sang
in i nion and Spartanburg. Tues
hay they wero in Gaffney and
h cer and Wednesday in Clinton
and Newberry College.
-nGuest soloist on the tour was
!La[zel Porter, pianist, of Colum
Har
"Skin Of Our Te
At Draytont Thea
y .131 SNI
S \\it i thei' successful run of Bai
no tcws" ieked backstage, the U1
prelt1-ing for the March 30th
PuWih'. Pulitzer pize winner "I'T
This lantasV (1joyed an almost
where it suimuited sch praise a:
Secretary Says Goal del
For Alumni Members '
Alay Not He Reached' and
i:a l %f 2,0110 contributing
. - set: by the Alumni As
i a Fi tIle L117--1948 fiscal
c Vi -u . i t - ntenm so certain of
9 b taid now as it did Jan.
eXecutive secre
Is :ftoaeain adWd act
to
ha
It I -a . I lhe ti1, aS ilation had i;O
-zlLI100 sbSCr'iberI:, 7129 1 .5v
t e t la nl t amle' day a year .,
u that tiie, however, the
\. iid. itetbhei shiptV fees have
i at a slower I-ate. ma
r i ted t, also, that 673 U
1-a 1 117 had not re- and
t 1 I N - iublc iptin11- Janl. o
a new enIollnlUe:ts to date antd
lf tl
-I \ a h.jh ieco Id tor talumni a I.
It n :.* v the- I .6t2 miark It
-d m 91 1915. Lewi- still teel
* i o ha: recordlt before.T v
anilw
I i t i I':at it-r iii \\ tIld tit , ldeita eli
iif educ,gI at n, bequalb Iled Id(H) booiks Iro
th' oti I r ii Ior I16 tear-, an d died I
I I)ruar St'ore
( omn 3lin and (College
O n ly One filock
I"rom The (Camrpus
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blembers of the American
ras.
eth" Opens
tre March .
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-rie's "What Every Won
iiversity Players are b
production of Thorn
ie Skin of Our Teeth".
historic run on Broadw
i the New York Tribur
The Skin of Our Teeth is v
'ully- wise as well as wack:
I and wonderful piece of
a tremendously exci
wr4oiud stage fable."
lie play is a satirie story
adventures of the Antrc
ily dowi through the a
ii the tim, the great wall
creeps over the world to
of the war-aiiy war.
on jumps from Excelsior, I
Atlantic City's boardwalk
k agaiui, cons later, to Ex
.Tht, Atitrobuses have
:d lod, fire, pestilence,
Anl- kear locusts, the ice
black pox and the do
tiut, a dUzeI wars and
iy depressions.
ltimately bewitched, befud
Ibeanied, they are the s
A hie heroes are made-he
bIffo,ns. They have surv
W'unsangd c"lamities by the
hIen teethi, and Wilder's pla
ibute tou their iundestructibi
writteni with a novelt)
niuie a- unusual as'
pring Ij andi unutr'ammueled
utoiver-uty stage.
eritu of. t) he Iuniversity sc
mn his privzate collection to
%t month.
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Clemson
Cadets are awaiting the night
f March 22 when the opera star
)f the Metropolitan, Patrice Mun
el, will sing at the Field House.
knd March 12 and 13 are char
ered for the Block C ball. A "mess
iall malady" has cropped out,
!ausing students to complain about
inding the remains from other
ieals on their dishes.
Furman
E'ighteen students will have
eads in the operetta, "The Mika
lo," which will be presented on
%lay 1.
Wofford
"Americans are very practical
nside," said Arnost Kotyk, Czech
tudent at Wofford during a talk
Lhere last week. Students here
ave been participating in
'Opinion Please" over radio sta
on WSPA.
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ea got... b. cco..o.
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iggett & M*er bul a god
cos. ...id te wet
sket of tobaccothywn
'get it."
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RliLETTER W'aSTrN
Around
DOWE
Editor
Winthrop
Nominees for pi'esident of the
studLnt government are Lillian
Dukes of Orangeburg and Vir
ginia MeClary of Georgetown.
Playing for the midwinter dance
was Billy Knauff and his orches
tra. A feature describing two
legged pests that flourish on the
campus names the "Bone-crusher"
es the worst-the P. E. major,
that is.
Coker
Ellis Arnall, former Georgia
governor, spoke March 10, to high
light Government Werek. Dr. No
Yung Park was another of the
principal speakers. The month's
spotlights fell on Lucia Moody of
Charleston, Lydia Holley of Aiken,
Peggy Cox of Florence, and Bee
McManus of Hamlet. Seven Coker
seniors were selected to be listed
in "Who's Who Among Stu
dents-."
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