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Students Air
By JUDY KILLOUG1H1
Staff Writer
The question of the week is:
"Do you approve of the Student
Council's move in withdrawing
from the National Student As
sociation?" The answers were
varled both in opinion and in
reasoning behind opinion.
BOB TISDAI.E, a sophomore,
gives his views on the subject:
"They might as well withdraw
from the NSA. They have al
ready, in my opinion, withdrawn
from the student body.
"Until the Rex Enright Sta
dium drive, I had never heard of
the Student Council doing any
thing. Their second attempt at
doing something, anything, meets
with my approval."
BOBBY TARBOX, a freshman,
has this to say:
"It looks to me as if the infor
mation causing the withdrawal
(A )dhor of"I llas(
Lorc$ of
DECK THE
When you think of ChristmaI
Marlboro cigarettes, leading sell
states-and if we annex WVales, in
Lapland, in all fifty-two. (This t
Lapland is, incidentally, not just i
wants to trade Wales to the ITnli
Britain nee(s a desert desperate
trade. Tourists are always comin
the Lord Privy Seal, or the Thai
saying, "I'm not knocking your
quaint and picturesque, etc., what
Bovril and Scotland Yard, etc.
Before I forget, let me point out
plain-elothles pol~ice branch, was II
Fredl Yard who inivente~d plain
cloth~es force is called the' F.Bl.L.
invented fingerprints. Before, N
body's fingers were absolutely gI
imagine, playedI hob with the id
in hospitals. From 1791 until]
brought home th~e right haby fri
came known as the Black Tom ]
(But I digress. England, I wt
for a dlesert. Sweden wants t<
Incheliff. The reason is that Swt
fingerprints. As a result, idlent
hospitals is so haphazard that
their babies home. There are, a
unclaimed babies in Swedish hoE
eighty years old.)
But I digress. Marlboro is, of
for your friends and loved ones
on the other hand, your friend
but don't like filters, then you<
Philip Morris. If your friends
mentholated cigarette that com
filtration, then buy a carton of
are named after the late Albert
life to invent a cigarette that w<
high~ filtration, but alas he neve
his research lie did manage toi
lamp and the cocker spaniel, bi
filtration cigarette, alas, never
andl what could be more fittinig
lant man by calling this cigairet
e 4
We, the miakera of' Marlboro,
no0W enjoying our sixth year ua
we think he is a fuanny fellmr.
if you look at his televisioni
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iay have been false.
"I think the Council should
ave waited to have both sides
,resented before withdrawing.
"I also think the action should
have been brought to a vote from
he student body because It ap
Ti-n-age Dwarf" "The Many
Ulth, Gillis", etc.)
HALLS
gifts you naturally think of
er in flip-top box in all fifty
all fifty-one-and if we annex
ilk about annexing Wales and
lie speculation. Great Britain
ed States for a desert. Great
ly on account of the tourist
up to the Prime Minister or
e of Glamis, or like that and
aountry, mind you. It's very
with Buckingham Palace and
but where's your desert?"
that Scotland Yard, Britain's
amhIed( after Walely Scotland and
clothes'~. Thie Amierican plain
after F~ranck 13. Incheliff, who
r. Incelilf's invention, every
issy smioothi. Thiis, as you may
etification of newborn babies
904 no American parent ever
)f the hospital. This later be
a saying, wants to trade Wales
tradle Lapland for Frank B.
(es to this day still don't have
ification of babies in Swedish
Swedes flatly refuse to bring
t present, nearlym, half-billion
pitals-some of them well over
course, an ideal Christmas gift
who enjoy filter cigarettes. If,
Sand loved ones like mildness
an't go wrong with a carton of
and loved ones like a subtly
>ines refreshing taste with high
Alpinee. (Alpines, incidentally,
. Pine. Al Pine worked all his
uld combine light menthol and
r succeeded. As by-products of
nvent the atom, the gooseneck
it the lightly mentholated high
.Now this dream is realised,
tian to pay tiblute to this gal
t~ AlpineC?) * ie usa aS.a.m.
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Philip Morris and Alpine are
it h Max Shulmian. Obviously,
We think you'll think so too,
series "TIHlE M AN Y LOVBS
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container, I one should
made an be mom V
earthenware succinct
jug..."
ions Vary
Bobby Tarbox
plies to all the students, not just
a group.
"I think we would gain more
by cooperating with the groups
of schools than trying to get
along by ourselves just because
we disagree with certain policies.
"If the organization is Com
munistic, why haven't the other
schools withdrawn?"
TRAVIS BROWN, a junior,
says:
"Our Student Council was
elected to be the voice of the en
tire student body as it is not
possible for each and every one
of us to voice our individual
opinions in matters such as this.
"With the ballots we cast we
put our faith in the people we
elected and gave them our vote
of confidence.
"They are our representatives;
and I, for ohe, will stand behind
them in the decisions that they
make. I feel they will represent
us as we want to be represented
and are capable of making com
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NOTIONS -
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Techniques in hani:
No academic credit.
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The effects of wecll-gr<
success in the miid-te~
tory demonstration of
its effect on hair and v
of H20 on hair. Salu
'Vaseline' Hair Tonii
Unfavorable reaction
of alcohol tonics anid
Lawv of Diminishing I
this course are advised
Hair Tonic and keep
Materials: one 4 oz.
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petent decisions on issues such as
this."
ANN 1l;R(;1)DHF, a junior,
gives her opinion:
"Obviously, it is a question
best settled by a majority opinion
of those involved: the students of
the University.
"What I cannot understand is
how the Student Council could
presume to act on this question
without even the pretense of con
sulting those whom they are sup
posedly representing. Evidently,
the Student Council has become
an autonomous debating society.
"I am opposed to the Council's
withdrawal. Probably I am in
the minority on this opinion, but
I thoroughly resent the council
members from the College of Arts
ind Sciences acting on my behalf
without sounding out opinions on
the matter.
"NSA provides a valuable
forum for our views-though
they are minority views-and I
do not think we have solved a
problem by running away to form
our own majority with an alleged
'service' organization, w h i c h
seems to be a refuge for dis
gruntled minorities.
"This 'head-in-the-sand' ap
proach is not one that will solve
problems. Therefore, I think that
both the withdrawal, and the
way it was handled is wrong."
ZTA Holds
Activation
For Member
Kay Busbee was initiated into
.the Beta Omicron Chapter of
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. The
ceremony was held Wednesday,
December 9, all active members
of ZTA taking part. Kay is an
English major and a sophomore.
.'S CORNELL
EMACY
11 Arms
fOOL SUPPLIES
ODA FOUNTAIN
~OMANCE 378-379
Ling wvomen
but who cares
>omed( hair on romantic
entieth ce'ntury. Laborai
eVaseline' Hair Tonic,
omen. Disastrous action
tary effect of H12( plus
on hair. Term Paper:
of females to male's use
hair creanis (Stikkywig's
teturns). Students taking
to stock up on'eVaseline'
wveek ends open.
boauie 'Vaselin'lHair Tonic
Delta Mu
Chapter
Banquets
Delta Omicron, International
professional music fraternity for
women, held its annual Founders'
Day Banqbet on Tuesday, De.
cember 8, at St. John's Episcopal
Church. This year the three Co
lumbia chapters of Delta Omi
cron met to celebrate the 50th
anniversary of the fraternity.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
Fred Parker. Mrs. Parker showed
various slides which were taken
during the international conven
tion of Delta Omicron this past
summer.
Many distinguished guests
were present. Delta Mu chapter
of Delta Omicron at Carolina in
stalled two new patronesses im
mediately preceding the banquet.
They are Mrs. Elizabeth Exum
of Ridgeway and Mrs. Henry
Schuler of Orangeburg, past
presidents of the South Carolina
Federation of Music Clubs. Both
were formally introduced during
the course of the program.
Phi Ep Sponsor
Marsha Grant
Alpha rheta Chapter of Phi
Epsilon Pi at their homecoming
party announced Marsha Grant
as their Sweetheart for the 1959
GO year.
A junior, majoring in chemical
engineering, she is president of
Sigma Delta Tau.
('hosen on the basis of per
sonality, intelligence, and attrac
tiveness, Marsha will reign over
the fraternity d a n c e s held
throughout the year.
it's
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A R TON.@sIC
By
XACQUie SpIAWN
Sorority rooms aglow with decorations hall parties
in Sims . . . bowling tournaments have ended . . . will the
hour quizzes ever end? . . . how about that win over N. C.
State last week . . . big Christmas tree in front of Russell
House, and as usual . . . lots of parties.
THE TIME, THE PLACE, AND THE KD BLAST
At the Y camp . . . bermudas . . . Pontiacs . .. joining
in the fun . . Peggy Rivers and Bruce McPherson, Boo
Baker and Bill Adamson, Louise Reed and Tommy Miller,
Kitty McMaster and Dan Upton, Retta Grier and Lee
Rouselle, Brownie Brantley and Cliff McLaurin.
TINSEL,'HOLLY AND HOLIDAY DANCES
At the Jefferson . . . PiKA's this time . . . gifts were
exhanged by the brothers to the enjoyment and merrymak
ing of all . . . Rose Marie Stanton and Terry Grayson,
Elizabeth Rowland and Billy Canada, Rita and Jack Potter,
Jane Coffman and Buzz Hoagla'hd, Sandra Kell and Jim
Twitty.
BARN PARTY
Friday nite . .. pig and all . . . at the Phi Ep house
hear it was quite exciting . . . Nancy Grant and Arthur
Karshmer, Sandra Fellers and Murray Danz, Debbie Kahn
and Morty Cohen, Dianne Cohen and Fred Krasney, Jane
Rubin and Charlie Lipman.
JOINING IN THE MERRIMENT
At the ADPi party . . . Saturday nite . . . Carpenter's
Hall ... music by the Downbeats ... in the crowd . . . Char
lotte Gower and Mike Edens, Betty McInnis and Sid Dodd,
Bitsy Parker and Joe Witherspoon, Ann Booth and Scott
Wehrung, Anna and John Saunders, Tootie Griffin and Ed
Pitts, Elizabeth Weeks and C. 0. Warren, Nancy Blatt and
Gene Sykes, Floss Carmichael and Benny Emerson, Sandra
Barber and Jack Wilson, Dee Chandler and Rhett Miller,
Linda Burnette and Bill Reavis, Betty Nelson and Capers
Hiott, Skippy Canady and Joe Jordan.
BRINGING IN THE SEASON
With presents and all . . . Phi Kappa were in holiday
mood ... last Friday . .. at the Syrian-Lebanon . . . Gam
Glenn and Bill Magan, Bitsy Parker and Tommy Walsh,
Phyllis Garrett and Bob Freeman, Carolyn McKinney and
Lee Burns, Barbara King and Ronnie Faire, Eleanor Hall
and Lindy Lathem, Vicki Smith and Johnny Bolen, Linda
Driver and Phil Mansel, Sandra Rogers and Stanley Anshus,
Barbara Lee Kelly and Jim Stradley.
DECKING THE HALLS
With that holiday spirit . . . were the Zeta's . . . at the
Mehl-Rujan Room . . . Thursday nite . . . Dot Neal and
Johnny Bishop, Luanne Sanders and Bobby Owens, Linda
Jones and Bo Mullis, Mary Busbee and Charlie McPherson,
Abby McKinney and Bill Goforth, Janie Hayes and Dave
Whitworth, Jane Mattingly and Butch Jackson, Margarita
Akermon and Jimmy Leventis, June McCauley and Scott
Bowen, Chuckie Griggs and George Leventis, Jean Riley
and John Kenny, Claire Gregory and Don Capell.
NEW JEWELRY FOR THE LEFT HAND
Watch that sparkle . . . wedding plans in view for ...
Jeanie Anderson and Charles Derrick, Dorothy Johnson
and James Powers (Citadel), Abby McKinney (ZTA) and
Bill Goforth, Trisha Usher (KA) and Jerry Hart (SAE),
Jo Ann Goff (KD) and Tommy Adams (SAE), Mary Tillery
(ADPi alum) and Billy Hodge, Camille Wyman (ADPi
alum) and Loy Daniels (PiKA).
SIG EP PARTY BEFORE CHRISTMAS
An affair to remember . . . at the Lexington Legion
Hut . . . sometime last week . . . some couples . . . Dianne
Wilson and Jack O'Donnel, Josanne Verdery and Dave Hop
kins, Elaine Goaty and Ralph Bailey, Gay Ruth and Ben
Risinger, Athalie Newton and Mike Lacy, Rosemarie Jen
nings and Russ Jewert, Marian Church and Don Huth, Mary
Jean Cox and Jim Service, Kingbee and Queenbee. Sig Eps
held another dessert dance . . . for the ADPi's this time
...in honor of their sweetheart .. . Beth Hall, who happens
to be an ADPi pledge.
MORE PINNINGS
Seems like spring ..,. judging from all the pinnings ...
Carol Sowers (DZ) to Bob McElveen, Jo Ann Lowe to John
Dillard (Chi Psi), Janice Kay (Columbia College) to Edwin
Martin (Sigma Chi), Nancy Woodburn (DZ) to Bill Adams
(Maxcy Brotherhood).
THEY WERE THERE, TOO
Said columnist has been reprimanded for omitting earth
quaking news that happened last week . .. Jim Tw +t !ook
Sandra Kell to see the Four Freshmen! Sorry, we'll try not
to be guilty of gross negligence again.
JUST STUFF
To all those who turned in news that didn't appear in
this week's column .. . forgive, please . .. don't have enough
space but will put it in next week . .. for sure! Heard that
certain ADPi was DOUBLE-dating for the party Saturday
nite-in case you don't understand, just ask Phyllis Garrett!
Also heard that a certain Sigma Nu is singing a new tune
these days . . . "All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front
Teeth" . . . since a fraternity brother accidently on purpose
hid his false teeth . . . Just a Poem.
Roses are red
Violets are blue,
Merry Christmas to all
And a Happy New Year toooooooo!
See ya'll next year!___
Come in ansd see our heas selection of Ivy style. for
Fall nd Winter swear.
sweaters
Slacks
You'U be glad you dropped by. ..
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