The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1954, Page Page Eight, Image 8
PROFESSOR GUILBERT R. C
and Steve Coleman, students in the
weather station on the campus. TI
Sloan Colleges. (Gamecock photo
USC GetQ
An unofficial weather station
has been established on the
campus through the cooperation
of the United States Weather
Bureau and the University's de
partment of geology and geo
graphy. The temperature and
precipitation station, located out
side of LeConte College, is being
manned by members of the geol
ogy and geography staff.
The United States Weather Bu
reau in an economy move several
Math, English
Study Classes
Are Offered
Tutorial services are again being
furnished by the university in
English and mathematics to stu
dents who wish assistance in these
studies. Mr. S. N. Hendley, tutor
in mathematics, and Mr. J. Wil
liams, tutor in English, will be
available in the study rooms.
The tutorial class in freshman
English meets in the study room
in the west building of the Univer
sity Terrace Apartments and the
freshman mathematics class meets
in the study room in the central
building. The study rooms are
open from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., Mon
day through Friday.
Early Applications
Are Advised For
Fulbright Awards
Applications for Fulbright
Scholarships should be completed
within the next two weeks in order
that members of the Committee on
Student Fellowship Nominations
may advise applicants where
changes are necessary, Dean
Wienefeld has announced.
Fulbright scholarships are
awarded to both men and women.
Members of the 'teaching staff are
eligible.
The criteria of selection are as
follows: academic ability (recom
mended not less than a "B" aver
age), knowledge of the United
States and its policies on a wide
range of domestic and foreign is
sues, maturity, and self-reliance.
Feild Announces
Student Council
Stand. Committees
Standing committees of the Stu
dent Council were appointed Mon
day by Jack Feild, student body
president.
Named to the committee on so
cial affairs were: Dan McIntyre,
chairman; Frances Lumpkin, Dave
Merline, Betsy Ehrhardt, and
Verna Norton.
On the student-faculty relations
committee are: Jackie Furr, Dave
Martin, Buddy Millard, Don Clark,
Phil Moody, Betsy Ehrhardt, Joe
Berry, and Tom Collins.
Finance advisory committee
members are: Ted Saleeby, John
Johnston, Jerry Cunningham,
Gwen Tootle, Jack Fetid, Neuland
Collier and Peggy Skelton.
Intramural advisory committee
members are: Buddy Millard, Bill
Weston, Jerry Cunningham, Verna
Norton and Tom Collins.
....... .... IN
RAHAM of the Department of Geo
department, are s hown as they take
te temperature an d precipitation stat
by Landis Perry)
i Weather
months ago discontinued operation
of a weather station atop the Fed
eral Building in Columbia, moving
a reduced staff to quarters at the
Columbia Airport Weather Sta
tion. As temperatures for the city
of Columbia often varied as much
as two degrees from those at the
airport, it v.as decided that a
volunteer station would be estab
lished or the University campus.
Equipment now being used at
the University was taken from the
Clariosophics
Disapprove
Mc Carthyism
An open discussion of Me
Carthy "Pro and Con" in the
Clariosophic Literary Society Hall
Tuesday night revealed nearly
unanimous approval of censure for
the Wisconsin senator.
Matthew Stephenson, who led
the argument against the contro
versial solon said far too many
people were smeared and had their
lives, reputations, and careers
ruined by McCarthy's intimida
tions under the cloak of congres
sional immunity.
Allen Tison, defending Mc
Carthy, declared that it was a
choice of fighting Communists at
home with one man (McCarthy)
or sacrificing the lives of Amer
can youth on the battlefields of
the world.
Chaplain Brubaker Attends
World Christian Meeting
Chaplain Lauren E. Brubaker
attended the World Student Chris
tian Federation conference this<
past summer at Evarqston, Illinois.
The conference was made up of 1
200 graduate students and faculty4
from 46 countries. The main theme
was "Christ Our Hope."
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graphy and Geology, Jimmie Howe,
a reading at the newly established
ion is located between LeConte and
Station
ld weather station at the Federal
Building. Members of the geology
Rnd geography department will
take turns reading the weather
instruments and records will be
kept.
The Weather Bureau has a num
ber of voluntary stations through
)ut South Carolina manned by men
and women who have an interest
in the service. They receive no
pay but are loaned equipment by
lhe Weather Bureau.
Business Students
Hlave Chance For
Accounting Career
Charles H. Moore, representa
Live of the United States General
Accounting Office, will visit the
niversity campus on Monday,
)ctober 11, to talk wth students
nterested in opportunities for a
!areer with the accounting agency.
'he meeting will be held at 3:00
>.m. in the School of Business Ad
ninistration.
The Civil Service Commission
vill give an examination for those
tudents who will graduate during
he 1954-55 school year, including
he period ending August 31, 1955,
n Saturday, November 20. Stu
ents with at least 24 semester
iours in accounting subjects only
vill qualify for employment. The
xamination will not include any
luestions on accounting theory and
ractice but will test the -ippli
ants' general knowledge and In
elligence. The closing date for
iling an application to sit for the
xamination is October 26, 1954.
The Accounting Office employs
ollege graduates with majors in
recounting and auditing positions
>oth in the Washington, D. C.
ffice and in the field offices 10..
'ated in various large cities
hroughout the United States.
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Sigma Xi
Installation
Is Slated
The installation of a Sigma Xi
Club, a national society for the
promotion of scientific research,
will be held in the law school
auditorium at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday,
October 5, Dr. H. W. Davis, tem
porary president, said today.
The club will consist of members
of Sigma Xi from the University
and in the Columbia area. Instal
lation of the club is the first step
toward chartering a chapter at the
University.
The program will feature an
address on "The Science of Taste
and Smell" by Dr. Henry Eyring,
py,ofessor of chemistry and dean
of the graduate school of the Uni
versity of Utah.
Dr. Eyring received his Ph.D.
from the University of Southern
California and holds honorary doc
torates from the University of
Utah and Northwestern. A spe
cialist in the field of radio activ
ity, the application of quantum
Wel-hr.nics to chemistry and the
theory of reaction rates, he is the
co-author of three books and the
author of more than 200 scientific
papers and reports.
National Magazine
Contains Article
By Coach Enright
The current issue of the "Satur
day Evening Post" includes a short
article by Carolina Head Football
Coach and Athletic Director Rex
Enright entitled "The Greatest
Player I Ever Coached."
Coach Enright names the late
Steve Wadiak as his greatest
player in the article, one of a series
published by' the Post and written
by leading coaches throughout the
country.
Among the attributes possessed
by Wadiak were a fine stiff arm,
good speed and power, fine compet
itive spirit and a real desire to
become a good football player,
Enright says.
Wadiak played four years for
the Gamecocks at left halfback,
1948-51, and led the team in rush
ing yardage and in scoring all
rour years. He scored a total of
-5 touchdowns during his career
ror a school record.
He also holds the record for
yaids gained rushing with 998 for
me season, set in 1950, and 2,878
luring his career.
Wadiak was killed in an automo
bile crash early in 1952.
His jersey, number 37, was re
tired and is on display in the lobby
of Maxey College together with
mne of his game shoes cast in
ironze.
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IRC to Conduct.
TV Show Oct. -24
On Local Station
'Ihe International Relations Club
will conduct a. special television
program on station WIS-TV Oc
tober 24, Dr. John B. McConaughy
of the political science department
announced at the IRC's first meet
ing last week.
Dr. Conaughy, the club's spon
eor, said the program would be
hold in connection with United
Nations Day and would, be in the
form of a panel discussion. The
topic of discussion has been an
nounced as "United Nations
Success or Failure?" Club mem
bers who will appear on the pro
gram will be announced at a later
date and several foreign students
are expected to appear as special
guests.
The IRC will meet this after
noon at five o'clock in Building C
and President Ben Bass has in
vited all interested students to
attend.
Professor M. G. Christophersen,
University debate coach, and sev
eral of his debaters will discuss
the debate team's current topic,
"Resolved: Should the United
States Extend Diplomatic Recog
nition to Red China," at this after
noon's program.
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