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RECORD REVIEW New Soui On Jazz| By Dave Bledoe Music Analyst One of the finest Jazz records I've heard In a long time came out recently on an Argo label. It's e,alled "2:88 a.m.," and it's by the Ralph Sharon quartet and friend. As the friend just hap pens to be Candido, It's not too hard to guess that the sounds coming up will have top-flight rhythm--which they do. Brubeck Competition As far as quartets of this type go, I would have said that Bru beck was tops, but this album seriously threatens Dave's top position. One of the big faults of Brubeck Is that his jazz is a little too commercial. By commercial, I mean that the indefinable touch of superb im provisation is sometimes lacking. . . . ....... Ralph Sharon Sharon-whom I had never heard before to any great extent manages to keep the feeling of intimacy while recording at a studio. The numbers have a drive, but they are never over w'rked. Contents Besides Sharon, there was Billy Exner on drums, an English Bass player named Allan Mack, plus the great Candido. The album starts with "Blues," composed by Sharon, then moves into "Old Man River." "Garden in the Rain" FORl0 707 Ha COLU "Watch id Heard ;cene follows, and side one ends wit "Lover's. Lullaby," and "Teact Me Tonight." After hearing "I'll never be the same," the highlight of side two, you'll never be the same. It'a impossible to be indifferent to this album, no matter what your taste In jasz is. Other Argo's Perhaps a word or two about the record company that putA this fine work out would be iri order, just recently I was brows. ing the latest releases of the Argo company, and I listened to some more albums . . .AmaJ Amahl has a new one, and there is one by the Melavano orchestra that I can't figure out. If you ask me, the name sounds like a cross between Mantovani and Melachrino, and so help me that's exactly how it sounds Great music for that "in betweer Mantovani and Melachrino" mood but not much good for anything else. By the Way The Columbia Choral Society it presenting Handel's ".Messiah,' December 7, in Dreher High Au ditorium. Unfortunately, thi spacious University auditoriur was not available-as a mattei of fact it hasn't been built yet That's all right, though, we havi the prettiest station wagons and the greenest grass of any Urti versity. Pledge Class Fall Officers Are Announced Alpha Tau Omega social fra ternity has recently electe pledge officers. Those elected are Ruperl Thompson, president; Tomm3 Smith, vice-president; MelviT Carr, secretary; Richard Norris treasurer; and Jack Willis, ath letic representative. Beta Delta chapter of Delti Zeta social sorority announcei new officers of the fall pledgo class. Serving are Connie Betsinger president; Paula Klicka, secre tary; and Dana Zimmerman treasurer. IGEST IN THE SOUTHEAST" AL WEAR FOR MEN rden St. Phone AL 3-0461 MBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA out, dear-he's a and By Emily McCuteheR Omicron Delta Kappa banquet a success with Mr. Rus sell as speaker .. . Thanksgiving holidays begin . . . Chi Omega Dance ... Sigma Chi Party ... Football game with N. C. State . . . Song fest practice goes on . . . Niew Amster dam Trio greatly enjoyed by all . . . Exclamations about the performance of the Grenadier Guards . . . Fall Germans. Sigma Chi's In Action At the ODK President's banquet-Sandy Ussery and Ed Martin and Mary, Pearl Harbeson and Lawton Rogers; the Chi Olnega Dance-Susan McLaurin and Albert Springs and Ann Lallande and Jim Collins and the Sigma Chi party at the Rathskeller-Julie Withers (Columbia College) and Bill Singleton, Angelia Beleos and Tommy Rose, Toots Tennison and Mike Quinn, and Kelly Greer and Bill Handel. Chi Psi's The Chi Psi's entertained the faculty with a drop-in at the Lodge recently. Among those there were Robert Bell, Ray Williams, George Salley, Tom Moseley, John Austell, Eddie Bagwell, Bob Cole, Bob McFadden, Billy Woods, and Charlie McPherson. Phi Kappa Sigma's Phi Kap's and their dates partied last week at the Jeffer son Hotel. Some of those attending were Deen Fishburne and Bob Rogers, Linda Hall and Chart Bonham, Beverly Jones and Howard Weeks, Parma Mathis and Bob Smith, and Leigh Hunter and Fred LeClercq. Alpha Tau Omega ATO held a patio party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William P. McCall. Jane and John Carson, Maggie and Jim Andrews, Richard Norris, Bart Rast, Greta Lindler, Rusty Revere, Rupert Thompson, Pearce McCall and many other brothers enjoyed themselves immensely. Sig Ep's Representing Sigma Phi Epsilon at the Chi Omega dance were Bobby Able with Betsy Childs, Russ Jewert with Patty Geraty, Dave Hopkins with Donna McKay, Chuck Conley with Juanita Edwards, Ronnie Bochette with Bettie Moseley and Nils Jensen with Becky Finley. Congratulations are extended to Mandy Morris, who was recently selected to sponsor the 1959 Summerall Guard at The Citadel. This is considered one of the highest honors a girl can receive. Pinned Jerri Householder, ADPi, and Bill Sword, Phi Kap, Linda Burnette, ADPi, and Gene Amick, PiKA, Jill Ryon, Pi Phi, and John McKay, Chi si, and Mandy Morris, ADPi, and Buster Bell, The Citadel, are among the recently pinned. Engagement Phyllis Ann Markovitsch (St. Louis, Missouri) recently announced her engagement to Harold Derrick. Fall German Ball Is December 4 The annual Fall Germans Club Kappa Sigma scial fraenities. dance will be held in the ballroom GemnCuisteodtso of the Jefferson Hotel from 9 ca raiaino aps p.m. until 1 a.m., Thursday, Dec.fonein18.TeGra 4.Clbsosrtwdacsec Music will be furnished by the ya,teFl emn n h Gladiolas for this annual formal Jn al (dance.OfiesaePac MCal Membership in the club is comi-prsdn; eog By,vi posed of the members of Alphaprsdn;adPtCv,ec TauOmga,Ph KapaPhiaad a Simasr alfrtrnris Gr any osther coldesso cialorgaiatines onCamels founed nd 188.rTe smoers Club sponbos twoacco eac year, DoFal German aond th Juneveala cigahe cre avsa ee Yearrafter year,sC" No. 1 cgarette Guess Who: Men 's Fash By George Leventis Special Writer The stripe in combination with the ivy league has really taken over in college fashions. It has become the mark of the college set, and rightly so, because it uses blends of colors with prompt noticibility. Of course you have the glen plaids, tweeds and checks, but nothing pronounces color more than the traditional stripe. Other weaves have color, but they are more blended and quiet. The stripe brings each color into its own and to the front. Variety of Stripes This fall you are seeing the stripe not only in jackets and . ties, but also in sweaters, shirts, wind-breakers and t r o u s e r s. Stripes are nice and should be worn, but there is a way-a cer tain way-to wear them which is often neglected. Some outfits, combine so many stripes that they give candy stick-effect. I have seen boys wear a striped coat with a striped shirt, striped tie and trousers. We all make the same mistake when we are in a hurry and don't take time to match colors or weaves. Rules For Wearing You notice stripes everywhere in a variety of colors. The trouble is no one really tells us how we are suppose to wear them. I went digging around for information and came up with a few ideas that might be helpful. There are a million ways you can wear stripes, and just as many wvays not to wear them. Only one striped item should be wvorn in an outfit. For example when you are wearing a striped jacket you do not wear a striped shirt, a striped tie or even striped trousers. A striped jacket calls for a solid shirt and a print tie-a foulard or ancient Madda, and after Camels than :te today. And no avor and easygoing blend of costly to ieen equalled. More tre discovering that thes the best smoke. emels are America's fods and fancy stuff... to CAMEL * a Jutgo ine nth at rtrnt-eeed ions. . Of TheCuf here got should obe aote fwentywend possible. Also, th ae sod jacketsn stied thit, ah stripedav may asoul be useft in the tiecku en onhearing shode avied ti,whe Alo~htesolid jacket and(oi1hitsol btied hirt, The striped tiek bsldlet on the racki and rt Prints Popular Speaking of ties, the prints are very nice because they can be worn anywhere anytime. In buy ing ties you should think of this and try to make the most of your purchases in the prints. Solid Matches Casual wear--sports shirt and trousers--presents the least prob lem especially if the trousers are in solid color. Any type sports shirt may be worn with solids. When you wear striped trousers try to complinent them by using a solid shirt or a light check. The three boys in the picture have the right idea on what to wear with what. The outfits shown have the proper amount of stripes to go well with the solids. (Photo courtesy of Lourle's) Try Our Famous FISHERMAN PLATTER ASSORTED SEAFOODS With All The Trimmings We Have Pining Room. Available For Private Partie. Ceame State & Blosem Agees,