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On Carolina Campus a burning, writhing '
tiger, weary night sentries and smart fall th(
outfits mean but one thing -Big Thursday. ser
With the advent of the annual Carolina- t*
Clemson football game Carolina students thi
turn out in full force as Big Thursday and wo
State Fair Holidays spark fall semester for rai
fashion-conscious coeds, avid football fans in
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Stuffing the tiger for the pep rally pyre]
tonight on the State House steps was tra- anm
ditionally carried out this year by McBryde Ho
Brotherhood. For the second year Maxcy six
Brotherhood constructed a Gamecock effigy add
to crow over the tired bengal in the pre-game me
rally- Fri
Rivalry between Clemson and Carolina that th<
culminates in the yearly gridiron classic, is an
always intense, with Carolina and Clemson
"Be on the lookout" . .. students both making clandestine nocturnal da;
visits to their rival's campuses in a spirit of ter
competitive pride for their schools. This year dei
the rivalry started early, when a group of pr<
Clemson men allegedly traveled to Columbia let
to paint the Gamecock school in a new au- cai
tumn coat of tiger orange. so
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'he painting of Maxcy Monument aroused
ire of alert University men, who as
abled on the Horseshoe and posted sen
s against the unwelcome v'isitors. After
ively demonstration of anti-Clemson en
siasm, men students marched to the
rnen's dormitories in an attempted panty
I but they disbanded with vigorous chant
to "Beat Hell out of Clemson" after being
erred by campus policemen.
'lacing sentries at strategic intersections
I setting up an auto blockade on the
rseshoe, Carolina students started a long
-day vigil to protect the campus against
litional Clemson marauders. In a mass
eting in front of Maxcy Monument last
day, Student Body President White urged
demonstiators to maintain vigilance
I to proceed with prudence.
.second visit from the tiger school Mon
' night left more orange traces on fra
nity house walls - but Gamecock stu
its began sharpening the bird's gaffs and
~ening his feathers, with no intention of
bing the tiger orange trail desecrate the
npus again this year or move any further
thward toward the Sunshine State.
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