The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 17, 1959, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Staff Meeting
"The Gamecock" staff will meet
at 3 p.m. today in "The Game
coclk" office, according to Billy
Mishoe, editor.
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Illustrated Lecture
An illustrated lecture entitled
"Religious Aspects of Modern Art"
will be presented by Rev. Richard
Hoeffler on Wednesday, April 22,
at 6:30 p.m. in room 206, Russell
House.
Rev. Hoeffler Is a professor at
the Lutheran Theological Semin
ary and is outstanding in the field
of modern art in the church to
day, Fred Williams has said.
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Next Week's Movie
The student union movie for
Thursday, April 23, will be "The
Long, Hot Summer." Starring in
the show are Joanne Woodward,
Paul Newman, and Orson Welles.
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"Gasecock" Banquet
A banquet for the active staff
members of "The Gamecock" will
be held Thursday, May 7, in Laurel
Hill Restaurant, Gerald Floyd,
managing editor, has said.
All staff members who plan
to attend must sign in "The
Gamecock" office, he added.
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Town Theatre
Town Theatre's production of
"Time Remembered" will continue
through tonight and tomorrow,
Louis W. Ingram, Jr., director,
has announced.
The cast includes Mrs. Jean
Mayo, wife of Dr. Henry B. Mayo,
dean of the department of poli
tical science, Dr. George Rogers,
Jr., assistant professor of history,
and Betty Lane Cherry, former
Miss United States.
Jane Harper
Is Tournament
Champion
Trhe Student Union sponsored
bridge tournament ended Tuesday
night with Jane Harper declared
the winner, according to Betty Mc
Innis, chairman of the tourna
ment. Harper was presented with
a trophy by the Student Union
committee.
Harvin Dickey was second in
the competition.
As a result of the enthusiasm
expressed, another tournament
will be planned next year, she said.
Housing
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school come by the Housing Office
before Apil 25, in order to keep
their same spaces for the summer
term.
Reserve Rooms
Graduate students, law students,
seniors and rising seniors must
come b'etween Friday, May 1, and
Tuesday, May 5 to reserve a room
space for the Fall term. You may
pay your $25.00 room reservation
fee on these dates or you may
select the room of your choice and
pay any time up through May 30.
A fter this date, no space will be
reserved that has not had the
$25.00 paid to reserve i,t. One of
the privileges accorded the seniors
is that they may pick their room
mate regardless of classification
except in a few special cases.
Rising juniors will apply from
Wednesday, May 6, to Saturday,
May 9. They may pay the $25.00
reservation fee on these dates or
any time through May 30.
Rising sophomores and any
others wvho may not be included
in the other dates will pick their
rooms between Monday, May 11,
and Thursday, May 14.
The H-ousing Office will have a
roster of the classes, so it is re
quested that the students come
only on .the designated days for
their room reservations.
All rooms not reserved before
June 1, will be declared vacant,
. Barnes concluded.
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Briefs
Westmim2e Fenewomp,
Westminster Fellowship wil
have supper and program at 6 P.M
Wednesday at the First Preeby
terian Church Fellowship Hall
Libby Ledeen, advisor, has an
nounced.
* * S
Methodist Meeting
Wesley Foundation will mee
Wednesday, April 22, at 7 p.m. foi
another lesson in their "Love, Sex
and Marriage" series, John Tim
merman, president, has said.
Newman Club
Announces
New Officers
Nick Aquino has been electe4
president of the Newman Club foi
the coming year, it has been an
nounced. Other officers electei
were Jim Barfield, vice-president
Harriette Morehead, correspond.
ing secretary; Sigrid Bistany, re
cording secretary; and Aniti
Soltis, treasurer.
The club has planned a vaca.
tion and convention trip to Albu
querque, New Mexico, this sum.
mer. A chartered bus will be th(
mode of transportation for thi
trip scheduled for Thursday, Aug
27 to Tuesday, Sept. 8. Approvek
by Bishop Paul J. Hallinan oj
Charleston, the itinerary include
New Orleans, Houston, San An.
tonio, Mexico, and Southwesterr
scenery.
An installment plan has beer
arranged and interested member.
may obtain complete informatior
at the Thomas More Centre.
Renaissance
Conference
Is This Week
The annual meeting of th(
Southeastern Renaissance Confer
ence will be held today and tomor
row at the University and Colum.
bia College, Dr. Milledge B
Seigler of the department ol
English said today.
Dr. Seigler, president of th(
conference and professor of Eng.
lish at the University, said th(
program of this year's meetinE
honors the founder of the confer
ence, Allan Gilbert of Duke Uni.
versity.
Approximately 150 of the South.
east's eminent English scholari
are expected for the conference.
Participants will attend a din.
ner at Columbia College on Frida3
evening, followed by a concert by
the Columbia College Renaissanei
Singers and an address, "The
Simplicity of Milton," by Allar
Gilbert of Duke University, found
er of the conference. Dr. R. Wrigh1
Spears, president of the college
will welcome the group to the eve
ning program.
Following the Saturday morn
ing program there will be a bus
iness meeting preceding a lunch
eon for members and guests, an<
the final session will be held Sat
urday afternoon.
Engineering
Scholarship
Announced
Bonitz Insulation Co., an engi
neering - contracting - distributin
firm of Columbia, has notified the
University that it will provide
$100 scholarship to "an averag<
student" in the University schoc
of engineering.
T'he company has requested tha
the annual scholarship be awarde<
on the basis of the student's neec
for financial aid.
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ISpace.A
Registration
Commences -
On Tuesday
The Southeastern Space-Agi
Symposium will be held next Fri
day and Saturday, April 24 anc
25, its sponsors have announced
Its purpose is to discuss advanceE
in space technology and nuclear
science and their effect on foreign
affairs.
College students and profes
sional personnel from the South
east and high school studenti
from the state will attend.
Registration
Registration tables will be or
the ground floor lobby of Russel
House on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of next week for
University students and profes
sors.
Total cost of meals will be $5
This includes two luncheons ai
$1.25 each and the Friday nighi
banquet, which will be a 14-ounce
steak, at $2.50. There is no regis
tration fee for USC students.
Speakers
Dr. W. F. Bal1haus will spealk
at the evening banquet. He is vice.
president of Northrup Corpora
tion and director of the Nortronics
Division. He is an expert on mis
sile guidance.
Other speakers are Dr. Richard
F. Humphreys, vice-president of
Armour Research Foundation;
Clark -C. Vogel, deputy director of
the Atomic Energy Commissior
for foreign affairs; and Brig. Gen
H. A. Boushey, director of Ad.
vanced Technology, USAF.
Col. George Keegan, USAF, will
make a military briefing on com.
parisons of U. S. and Soviet edu
cation.
Dr. Gordon Tullock, University
of Virginia; Robert A. Tierney,
General Electric; Robert C. Blair,
manager of AEC Savannah Rive:
Plant; and Dr. Josiah Crudup,
president of Brenau College, will
also speak.
Speakers from the University
faculty are Dr. R. L. Walker, de
Sophomores
Are Offered
Scholarships
Outstanding S o u t h Carolina
sophomores have an opportunity
to compete for $2,000 four-year
scholarships, Virginia Porcher,
president of the Social Service
Federation of S. C. College Stu
dents, has announced.
The scholarships provide $50C
a year for two years of under.
graduate and two years of grad
uate education to students inter.
ested in medical social work.
Deadline for applications is Fri
day, May 1. Further informatior
may be obtained 'by calling Jerry
B. Allford, Family Service Asso.
ciation, AL 2-1919.
Four-year scholarships are als<
Ioffered to students interested ir
medicine, nursing, physical ther
apy, and occupational therapy
Application blanks and additiona
information will be sent by Healiti
Scholarships, Department of Pro
fessional Education, The Nationa
Foundation, 800 Second Avenue
New York 17, N. Y.
Leventis To Head
Interf rat Council
George Leventis . was electe<
t president of Interfraternity Coun
a cil In a meeting held recently lr
1 Russell House, it has been an
nounced. Others elected wer
t Henry Wingrove, vice-president
I, Walter Duffie, secretary; Buz:
I| Hoagland, treasurer; and CharliE
'Cate, rush rules chairman.
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NAVY MISSILE ... The U. S.
will be on display at the Univer
24 and 25 during the Southeasl
college and high school represeni
the second stage of the missile m
is the Navy's longest range weal
attacking aircraft and missiles. I
partment of International Rela
tions; Dr. B. L. Baker, depart
ment of Chemical Engineering;
and Dr. R. G. Fellers of the de
partment of electrical, engineer
ing; and Dr. Wolfhard Ring, re
search chemist.
Exhibits in Arnory
Exhibits open to the public will
be in the NROTC Armory. Exhi
bitors include the U. S. Navy, U.
S. Army, Wright Air Develop
ment Center of the U. S. Air
Force, Lockheed Aircraft Corpor
ation, Atomic Associates, Savan
nah River Plant of the AEC, Oak
Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies,
Westinghouse Electric Corpora
tions, S. C. Electric and Gas Co.,
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele- I
graph Co. and Western Electric
Corporation.
Program
Registration will be at 9 a.m.
Friday morning in Russell House I
lobby. Acting President R. L. I
Sumwalt will welcome guests at
10:30 -after which Prof. F. B. I
Herty, department head of me- i
chanical engineering, will open the I
symposium.
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Navy guided missile, the Talcm,
ity Friday and Saturday, April
ern Space-Age Symposium for
atives. The exhibit consists of
ounted on a trailer. The Talos
on designed to destroy enemy
t has hit targets 65 miles and
Dr. Humphreys will head the
irst general session at 11 a.m.
k luncheon will be at 1 p.m. Brig.
3en. Boushey will give a brief
;alk.
Vogel will lead the second Gen
-ral Session at 2 p.m. A coffee
>reak will be -at 3:30 pan. Guided
;ours of exhibits will be taken at
1:45 p.m.
Dr. Ballhaus will speak on
3pace Technology at the banquet
vhich will be Friday evening at
;even.
Saturday Morning'
A Dutch breakfast will be at
r:30 a.m. Saturday. Col. Keegan
vill give a military briefing con
)aring U. S. and Soviet Educa
'ion.
Group meetings will be at 9:30
t.m. -A coffee break will follow
it 10:30 a.m. "Is the U. S. Ready
or the Space-Age?" will be the
.opic for the panel discussion at
1 a.m.
Dr. A. P. French, department
iead of physics, will give a sum
nation of the symposium at the
uncheon which will be 12:45 p.m.
[he symposium will be adjourned
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at 2 p.m.
Sponsors
There are five student and 14 I
University faculty members on the 1
Steering Committee.
University sponsors are the C
school of engineering, departments
of chemistry, international studies, ,
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