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Style Ano Spotlighl By CLAIRE BISHOP Fashion Writer Newest in fashion for fall the Diplomat Lookl This takes in all well-cut suits, coats, jackets, and skirts in "men's wear" falbrics. Colors are dis creet, mostly grey and greige . .. with bright accessories. For those cold days, "eye-spy" is the rage. The "muffled-up look" is IN-hoods, scarves, mouth pieces that leave,only the eyes in view. This is your chance to show the world "what beauti ful eyes you have." Shirt Year Newest in the line of sweaters are knitted plaids, strips, and pebble textures - usually worn over shirts. This is a "shirt year," especially for pin-stripes. And monograms-in a new place, on the cuffs! Big, round cuff links close this deal. Evening styles favor B I G sleeves---and the colors black and redl Fabrics? Silks, velvets, with lots of skirt and waist-cinch waistlines! White for winter? Yes! The secret: washable fabrics that look like wooll 'Belts are bigger than ever, crested and decorated all the way 'round. They are now being worn OVER these new long-length sweaters, too. Two in One Big news in the fashion world is the appearance of the revers ibles. These are found in coats, skirts, vests, and jackets. Popular way to get two for the price of one! To detail the Diplomat Look it is neat and precise, calling for elaborate accessories. It includes the "smoking jacket" for skirts and dresses, as well as for slacks. Dress shirts are in men's wear stripes, have French cuffs and removable collars. Fur, flannel, or print make up the fancy vests. Skirts are..box-pleated. Shoulder Bags in Newest-4eminine derby hats or slouch hats; skintight gloves these Slide are y Fastest to Learn, Fastest Decltrlg@ scale system - tured by both these K&E all the scales you'll need,. complications. 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Choose your fall outfit with care. Keep) in mind the Diplomat Look . . . simple, with elaborate accessories. Perfect for the foot ball season. See all you diplomats it the game! LADIES' DAZE A loud explosion rocked the Albany area and an indignant woman telephoned a newspaper to find out what had happened. A reporter said foe thought a jet plane had broken the sound bar rier. "If that barrier keeps get ting in everybody's way," she snapped, "why don't they take the darn thing down?" (The leader's Digest) Slide Rule? 40 May I help... ( Rules our best 1 see the to Use I That's the famous K&B preferred by engineers and fea ilide Rules. This system gives you . arranged without troublesome ntradicts itself .. . every scale re ie basic C and D scales. Numbers reading in both directions: black ds right to left. /ith the K&B Decitrig scale sys oat values quickly, without stop ofusion - direct functions always unctions on opposite colors. Oct simple, efficient scales on either Lide Rules - the K&B Jet-LogT-" C&B Log Log Duplex Decitrig.@ guarantee. andsome, durable Ivorte, and KE-UPPE FIROT e CHICAGO e'MILWAUKEE * aT. LOUIa Color, Ensemble Fall Trend By MONICA CARTER Fashion Writer his fal the costume is re placing the one-piece look as the leading exponent of high fashion. Several Reasons There are several reasons for this according to Helen Joyce, fashion director for the National Association of Blouse Manufac turers. An ensemble made up of several handsome parts may pack greater impact than . one piece alone. Further individuality is also achieved by matching component parts of a wardrobe. Coordinated separates provide manj changes of style and emphasis. Split Level Blouse The "split-level" blouse is one of the newest fads. This is a very short overblouse with a free hanging lining that hugs the body and tucks into the skirt. Large collars and Gibson girl sleeves are also in fashion. Good colors for fall are the subtle greens, such as mint, moss, olive and loden. All shades of brown, rnst, orange, and natural tones are fashionable. Fabrics for fall are unusually p f soft. The new textures are brought about by newly developed special processes. Current Look The current high fashion look s is a dawn to dusk look that starts t< in the morning with a day cos- tl tume, goes on to cocktails, and P participates in formal evenings. The separates look is definitely v the most important for fall t fashion. s _b * SPE Initiates Five As Brothers On Monday Night Sigma Phi Epsilon will initiate f five pledges as brothers this b Monday night. t Charlie Bradley, Glenn Wilson, Capers Poulnot, Bob Drost, and r George Bauman will be activated o in the ceremony to be held in c Euphradian Hall. r m at your college sfo cornes complete with a smart top-gp a detachable belt-loop carrier. Anc for easy self-instruction or between handsome library-bound book you ci The Log Log Duplex Decitrig . .. an tionable quality. It's made of choic lessly selected, seasoned for years~ engine-divided - deeply, accuratelye spected slide rule made, and yours c< lined leather case, belt-loop carrie Instruction manual. Get the Facts-about K&B Slide Rule ments and other supplies you'll need K&E booklots-"Slide Rule? May help.. ." and the 1959-60 K&B Colleg Buying Guide. Both are yours, free a your college store. Pick them up today L ? ESSER CO. DALLAa e DENVER eSAM MRANCISCO e 10$ At 7HE BIG EXCUSI Try B By MARGARET SCOTT Society Editor Experience is supposed to ,e best teacher in life. But ? Benjamin Franklin said "I erience keeps a dear school. 7 Dols will learn by no other." Wherever you have a cho' xperience affords a great ter ation. The problem is in eN ating the situation. Which p hould you grab and keep, wh > take only some and throw av ie rest, which to discard c< letely ? Think first. Are "kicks" rays fun? Or are they only Empts to keep from "miss omething?" When do decisi ecome significant forward at nd when only a dead-end ? Learn Many Things In the process of growing te learn many things-in mi rays. Experience is only one. oon discover that by keeping ingers out of fire we don't urned. But there are other w 3 get burned! The best way to begin fac eality is to first decide what k f person you are, what you w ut of a friendship, a job, a m iage. Then you have a set reD ain cowhido case and you'll get a manual classes ference... a mn keep for years. Instrument of unques cst mahogany - ruth Its graduations are ngraved. The most re >mplete with chamois r, and library-bound a, plus drawing instru. l-In these two handy It ILE sTi or L y Experl values all your own. What do you want out of life? Find out. be When you know where you want is to go, it's easier to get there! The words "Well-it'll be a (et good experience!" are often heard echoing a misfortune. Forget ice, them. Such things that require those words are usually short cuts al- to obscurity-a form of the Big art Excuse. ich The Big Excuse ray The Big Excuse is rationaliza m- tion for not facing life squarely. Joining every club and organiza al- tion on campus may be fine for at- social reputation, but is it living ing up to your responsibilities to ns yourself as a person? However, aps it is an.experience. Although "experience" is a rather treacherous form of ex cuse, it is no reason to avoid new up, situations. There's always an Wy element of suspense in a "blind We date," whether he's a real creep gur or a Paul Newman! get The problem arises when the ys phrase "It's an experience!" be ing comes an excuse instead of a ind reason. Is studying on Saturday ant night really an attempt to learn, ar- a necessity due to exams, or only of an excuse to avoid developing your own social life? Know Yourself Some experiences that end un happily are born in self-delusion; delusion quickly becomes disillu iion, with the blame falling every where but where it belongs. Too many such "experiences" can sour your outlook on life itself! Knowing yourself and living by your own v'alues can mean every thing - the differe.nce between success and failure! Everyone isn't destined to fame and for tune. If you do not want to "set the world on fire," don't let the amibitions of others make you lose sight of your own. "South Carolina'sq Leading Our Traditior This aristocrat of sport jockel "natural" touch in every trac styling . . . a minimum of pa, lapels with soft roll to the handsome new deep rich con~ into any campus wardrobe. Use Our GAMECOCK 4 Fall Brit Interestij By ANN SHEEK Fashion Writer Classic design is the new word in this season's coat fashions. New design details, new fabric treatments and combinations add a particular vitality to the classic coat for young adults. The wrap-'around is back in all its figure-flattering glory. Di mensional interest shows up Im portantly in shaggy coats and look almost like fur. The revers ible hits are scoring an all-time high in popularity and fur collars appear, often lending their look of luxury to all-weather coats. As for colors, they range from the unimpeachable camel to wild e ce As mentioned above, there are times when you should meet new situations. Sometimes it is neces sary to create experiences for yourself. When you find yourself only a spectator, leaving the res ponsibilities of making something happen to others, reach out and begin something yourself. A Bad Habit Boredom is a bad habit. It's also your own fault. There are many things to do, many people you've never met. Get out of the bad habit-find that "spice of life"-variety! There is a time for facing new experiences! And it can be fun! You can make new friends that way. Caution may keep you out of trouble, but it may also keep you out of life! It can create a bar rier between you and the rest of the world. Perhaps Shakespeare had the right idea when he fashioned for Polonius the advice to Laertes: "This above all, to thine own self be true. Then thou cannot be false to any man." That's a good rule for today. With this in mind, you can judge the past, assess the present, and plan the future. McBryde Beg For Fall Sen McBryde Brotherhood held a drop-in this past Wednesday night in the MeBryde Lounge. Everyone who lives in the dormi tory and interested in joining the Brotherhood was invited to at tend. This coming Wednesday night pledges will be accepted and ini tiated into the Brotherhood. The following Wednesday new menm hers will be installed. tore For Men" ial Sport Coat rs reflects good taste and deft litional line. Note Its authentIc dding in the shoulders, narrow center botton. Exclusive and spatible colorings that fit right From 29.95 Exclusive HARGE PLAN UM nm igs Gay, ig Coats and wonderful hues, and cozy Orlon pile linings under smooth cloth coats sing a gay song in handsome bold stripes. Popular Boy Coat Increasing in popularity on campuses over the states is the well-known "boy coat." This features flap pockets which are large and stitched, three-quarter cuffs with a bottom trim, and the back features a half-belt and the traditional open-vent. The favorite colors in this coat are camel, navy, and red. "Wild and Woolly" are the words for the new shaggy Orlon pile coat. A convertible turtle neck collar cuddles the chin or lies flat. Large buttons add a minimum of decoration. The reversible coat is ideal for the girl who is budget-conscious. Here is a coat that can be a fashionable wool coat on one side and a water repellent raincoat on the other side. Sleeves are tapered and the pockets have welt emphasis. The wrap-around coat has a dramatic yet casual styling and will rate tops in any girl's ward robe. It has large notched lapels, welt pockets and modified turn back cuffs. Popular colors are camel, navy, grey, and red. Fur and More Fur The new spark in casual coats is fur and lots of it! Colorful block plaids are used with flat tering shawl collars of different furs. For the short sport coat, the double-breasted styling com pletes the design balance. Pert, pretty, and practical is the deeply textured tweed, set for innumerable functions from career to informal social activ ities. White is flecked through the brightly colored woolens for dimensional depth and tonal soft ness. Styling features include a multiple button closing, conver tible collar, tapered sleeves and side pleats. Yes, there is a new mood in women's coats this fall, a mood of excitement brought about by exotic design details added to the purity of classic lines. And, to please everyone, the mark of femininity everywhere. ins Activities tester Plans are being made for a re union party for all former Mc Bryde members which will be held on little Wednesday night. Also, plans for the "Tiger" are in preparation for the largest ever, being that this year's Clemson game will be the last Big Thurs day game. Officers elected for this se mester are as followvs: President, Wesley Whit,tington; vice-presi dent, Tonm Huskey; secretary, Larry May; treasurer, Bob Phil ips; historian, Terry Smith, and social chairman, Jim Spearman. ZTA Sorority Decorates Room With New Look ZTA sorority had its first regular meeting Monday evening in their newly decorated room in Sims dormitory. Additions to the room include a baby blue rug and brightly re upholstered sofa with comple mentary side sofas. A table and matching captain's chairs also add to the decor. During open house Sunday, parents and students visited the ZTA room. The guests Included Charlie Bradley, John Tomei, Dave Schwartz, Dr. and Mrs. Hollis, Bill Goforth, Bob Owens, and Heyward Hornaby. OLD BOOKS Largest stock for a town of this size anywhere NOAH'S ARK ASsavnLE. s. c.