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Wins Voice
Audition
Dr. Hugh Williamson, director
of the department of muste, an
nounces, that Miss Evelyn La
Bruce, a senior majoring in voice,
has won -the' REGIONAL AUDI
TION of The National Association
of Teachers of Singing Audition
which was held at Russell House
on Saturday, March 21.
Miss LaBruce is a pupil of
Evelyn Potter Williamson of the
department of music faculty.
On February 28, Miss LaBruce
won the District Audition of
NATS and represented the Ad
vanced Division in the finals of
the Southeastern 'Region on Satur
day. The -Southeastern Region
comprises the states of Virginia,
West Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia; and Florida.
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shape or form.
Miss Bouzard is a University
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lington.
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Miss Bousard has also exhibited
Charlotte.
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(Photo by Allan.)
Women Sth
Fashion Ca
Miss Susan Shaw of Mademoi
selle will be on campus Monday,
April 20, to talk with women
students interested in fashion
careers. She also wishes to con
tact a student interested in work
ing with Mademoiselle and with a
local store a few hours a week.
iday, April
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Corporation is one of the most
arch, engineering and mann
rganizations in the aircraft,
technological fields.
Research laboratories have
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ponents and systems. Today
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equipment.
livisions and subsidiaries are
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act style of painting. Abstracts
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graduate and is now teaching at
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ear's South Carolina State Fair,
I her work at Queen's College,
paintings is Emily McCutchen.
dents Get
reer Offer
Interested women students in
the sophomore, junior and senior
classes may contact Miss Shaw in
the Music Room, Sims College,
after 10 a.m. Monday. Advance
appointments may be scheduled
through the Placement Bureau.
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Student receiving mail ad
dressed simply "MoSlob."
Professor telling the story of
the man who was so dignified
that he called his children by
their last names.
Student seen eating peanuts
in coffee.
Group of husky football play
ers seen, watching "Superman"
on television.
"Ha" written on a dormitory
door in shaving cream.
Professor askeing students not
to yaum during visiting leo
turer's talk.
Student waking up to discover
a turtle in his bed.
Delighted student showing
friends misprint in newspaper
which called new Clemson stu
dent body president "Mrs."
Red paper "carpet" in dorm
extending from the elevator to
the door of an elections' winner.
Reluctant a t u d e n t taking
springtime swim in goldfish
pond of new dorms.
Professor seen climbing in the
window of Harper College.
Student discovering his room
door covered in campaign pos
ters, all for the same candidate.
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USC AND OXFORD
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By JANE HARPER
Feature Writer
A person of great interest on
campus is 26-year-7old Ian Jack
son, a graduate of Oxford Uni
versity, who is at present com
pleting his requirements for an
M.A. in English -here at the Uni
versity.
Jackson is the holder of a
British Ful-bright Scholarship,
and chose South Carolina be
cause of its geographic location.
He is particularly interested in
contemporary southern litera
ture, and is presently preparing
a bhesis on William Faulkner.
Traditions Are Surprise
Many Carolina traditions
came as a complete surprise to
Jackson - cheerleaders, beauty
contests, University band, ath
letic scholarship, and fraterni
ties do not occur in English
colleges. There is, however, a
"Rag Day" when students col
lect for charity with floats, stop
ping of cars, and much emeit.
ment.
Sports are strictly amateur,
and the all-rounder is encour
aged-for instance, a football
player may very well be presi
dent of the Debating Society
and Ian Jackson was both! This
Debating -Society is an important
organization on the English
campus, and serves as a clear
ing-house for ideas.
Many Clubs At Oxford
There is more drama in Eng
lish colleges, and more musical
organizations-,almost every col
lege has a choir and an orches
tra, and concerts are frequent.
There is an abundance of cluba
at Oxford alone there are 200,
including Heretics, Labor, Con
servatives, and French clubs.
Most students belong to two
or three. Campus newspapers in
England must sell themselves,
so considerable thought and ef
fort are put into making the
papers interesting.
Few Cars At Oxford
Fewer students own cars in
England, partly because of fi
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"Wildroot really does something for a
man's poisonality!"
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by scapegoats flaw -
4. Goes AWOL 2. Author of
8. Enraptured 89 Across
9. Combo 8. Small unit.
10. Khan and of whiskey
others (abbr.)
11. She's a 4. It has a tip,
mixed-up dean but no titter
12. Isn't it time you 6. Your no-degree
.....a Kool7 day.
18. For the 6. What icy finger.
discriminating make you do
beer drinker.- 7. Put onan set
f Amou fenow 8. The green stuff
16. The time there 16. Wonder drug
will be in the 16. She's
old town tonight companion
18. Mysterious 17. Small town
non-Ava 18. Roman offial
19. Hand arline wosmsl
21. Performed an Idle (var.)
elbow operation 20. What you
28. New Haven-ite must never say
34. Kind word 22. California
for a prof university
26. Break to follow 26. You may be
up with a Kool here now
28. In -- --- 26. It's no
by oneself Occident
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82. chwa7t.b meThigsl
demonstrated even
(L abbr.) 28. Alone, t(o place
86. How Miami0 ft2. Why can't
got started you behave?
86. 2 dox. sheets S0. Plant 'em now,
of. pae n(em) dig 'em later
89. Famous novel 88. One German
about WillIe's 86. Suratsoes
kinfolk clee
42. Take it oiT 87. He just wanted
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rsity Comj
nances and partly because pub
lic transportation is extremely
well organized. The summer
vacation is almost 16 weeks long,
so students have plenty of time
to travel, work, study, or do all
three.
Carolina might well take a
leap from Oxford's book on the
subject of school spirit. An Ox
ford student can easily be recog
nized by the badges, crests, as
carves, and other symbols he
wears, representing the college
and -the clubs to which he be
Mr. Ian Jackson
longs. As the university popu
lation in England is only 100,
000, a student there is very
proud of his status.
While many Carolina students
go away on the weekends, the
English student usually stays at
school, for the campus "comes
alive." There is always a
campus-wide dance on Saturday
night, to which most students
girls included-go stag. The
dances are lively and vigorous,
and include jive and Scottish
dancing as well as fox trots and
waltzes.
Concerning the academic set
up, there is a great deal of dif
ference between English and
American colleges. Due to
limited space, only students who
have proved themselves academ
Placement I
Scheduled 1
Placement interviews for the
week of April 20 through April
24 have been scheduled as follows.
Interested students may contact
the e o m p a n y representatives
through the schools where the 1
interviews are set up.
Monday, April 20
Georgia Power and Light Com
pany will be in the school of engi
neering.
Tuesday, April 21
Frankford Arsenal and U. S.
Army Ordnance Corps will be in
the school of engineering to inter-<
view Physicists and Chemical,i
Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical, t
and Electronical Engineers.
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pared
ically are admitted; a B.A.
degree is attained in three years,
with concentration given almost
completely to one's major field;
no more than two subjects are
studied each term, and a stu
dent proceeds at a rate compar
able to his intelligence.
Students Up On Work
At Oxford and Cambridge
tutorials are more important
than lectures; exams are greatly
emphasized, and a student must
keep up with his class work and
know his whole year's works.
Each system has its advantages
and its defects.
Though our flexible system
gives everyone a chance for an
education, Jackson feels that the
better students are held back
and favors raising the entrance
requirements. He feels that we
have no chance to consolidate our
learning and we tend to acquire
"a sectional knowledge rather
than the English student's con
ceptional knowledge."
Although the English student
centers his concentration on his
major field, he keeps himself in
formed on other subjects by wide
reading and keeping up with
world events.
Education Studied More
In England degrees are not
offered in business administra
tion, journalism, and nursing.
Education is studied for a year
after one's major in order to
receive an Education Diploma.
Jackson has found Carolina
a friendly university, and speaks
highly of the deans, faculty
members, and Russell House ad
ministrators. He has noticed
that the girls are more fashion
conscious and use more make-up
here than in England.
Friends Impressed
His friends at Oxford, where
the men outnumber the women
six to one, were so impressed
with the pictures of the girls in
Jackson's "Garnet and Black"
that they were ready to come
join him states-sidel
nterviews
text Week
Wedne"day, April 22
Lieutenant (jg) J. R. McRight
>f the U. S. Coast Guard will be
n Russell House to talk with
eniors interested in applying for
he U. S. Coast Guard Reserve Of
icer Candidate School.
Thursday, April 23
Lieutenant McRight will con
inue interviewing in Russell
louse.
Friday, April 24
Air Research Manufacturing
jompany will be in the school of
ngineering to interview seniors
ai Physics, and Mechanical, Elec
rical, Electronical, Aeronautical,
nd Chemical Engineering.
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