The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 21, 1960, Page Page Eight, Image 8
"The Gamecock"
The regular meeting of "Th4
Giamecock" staff will be held a
2 p.m. today in room 208. Russel
House.
WULSC-ANI
WUSC will hold a regular staf
meeting at 5 p.m. today ill Roon
20-1. Russell House.
Press Club
The Press Club will meet at
p.m. today inl tie Nzalel Room
Russell House.
"Y" Groups
Freshmanl "Y" I unchieonl- -1:0(
p.m. 'Mondaiy.
Jr.-Sr. "Y" lAunebelivl- 1:00 p1.m1
-111hom1ore " 'Y" 1.meheon- 1:0
'I.m. Thursday.
Al11 uncheouis in Russell loust
SuetCounlcil
Stidetlnt Council w%iIl meet \l
thiv it 1.m. in !(om 201. Rusel
I'lTe Young Lions"
"The Yotun l.ins" i-; the Stu
.!;It *,Inion m, ol V it, t lhe weck
Frok. shwings at. and 7 p.m
vir <a In R;I,;l.i llol,< as
I tit,1, c n I "
-It- :0 room. (Ilk- I R o
I. t. (
b ii ! htj d. as wteeV,kly metet ing4
it 5:00t p.m Thurs<hiya inU Room
International Students
Th.. International Student ('111u,
will ict 'Tiesdav in Room 102
R musse flouse. Ihe council will
meet at I : p.*I.. t he general
meting-' at 7:00 p.m. .veryone is
ar*ed t(o attend. Plans for a IIaI
l,Veen party will he inule.
The 1. '-. C. will melet today
at 7 m p.m. inl front of Lussell
IlIIse to gIo to the State Fair.
Fair Booth
Shows USC
To Visitors
'ills aid publicationls, elgilver
Ing :ni( vXtension,. ConIS(erValtionI
and compuiter-- t hesecare amilong
the featUres of the UnlivUlrsity ex
ihibit aIt the State Fair here tIis
week.
1'StC prlilnmtey stidents at the
.xhibit demonist rate how your
'iu i 1Iist, cf).ats pilis. Iiak(cs vap
lis and prlpar m t mulsions.
II lot I' Secitill f this eN
hii the USC Pr ess Amv how
h it4 publishes arn' distriltetcd
:ill over the world.
Prof. Gi. R. Grahonil 4f thel D)v
pa11men1t of Goolovy and Geogra
phy ha. an ('Xhibit o)f pamllphlet s
part the ,' ise'rva'l ti., n Work
TI he (rmmducltts ;it the Unmive
V . ea-h summerli'4.
* .xib'~ti*.tsifro~m ojthe Schoolan ii
Pep Club
Sptmsors
Pep Rally
A i imli.v n ted !'ip C'!uh i ; spiii
I..
mderw', i btt( n (i 4 kt'th i e anIdit
the '1( ofn e th o capi t amlis.' .llerry
r e andt' wilik e H in, wl'mIl tak<
thsel stagae a 23 ..St
Arilso Tenfave ise the en.\Thel
bues r o the bnefitmasoft.h.er
who li h ae I 41 h e' tiri I' lly rtit o
Two huse toth fa-wil b
v Briefs
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Delt
t Sigma Chapter, will meet at 5:1
I p.m. Wednesdity in MeMaste
School. There will be a "smoker
Friday so the members may mee
the prospective pledges for thi
seilester.
Phi kappa Sigma Drop-in
Alpha Eta of Phi Kappa Sigm;
is haviing a drop-in for alumni an,
friends at thel Phi Kappa Sigm;
Hlouse aftcr tihe North Carolin
ranme Saturdtay.
etmiinster l'arty
Westininster Fellowship w i I
hold a piIlnic-party oil Wediesday
'ranlsportation will he provide<
from t he Westmilnster Student
c inter :ndl fr.1im liussell House a
\\ esley Schedutle
III:*0 a.m. -Worship Service.
7-00 p.min. Folrum111 Washing
ttm State U. speak:
tIo U SC Socio - Ec
tonmie. Political am
i-chioIus iSSUPS.
uliesday
: p Im. I.mncleon Dr. Cool
idge. "1low to Stluly
Wedtiesday
7:00 i.m. C I ll u n i 11 a it
Breakfast.
7AlO 1.m. - tther I c N u I t y
"Ihe Religious Issum
inl t h v l1IresidenIt ia
Cip'lpaign."
I Iypat Iian1
lly.atian l.iterary Society wil
mlect Tu'lesday at 5 p.m. inl Legart
Coilb-gv. Illv. Tullock will speak om
the I'nited Natiotns.
Euphradian
Th. 1-:1 -hioalin literary So.
(ict y will mnect T u e s d a y it
Fu:1phr:adianl Hall. TI'pic for thu
fut heoingSynlapianl debate witY
tIh Ch.IriI1SpI ik. Society and thi
abisentee problei will Ie discussed
All ima1lt StIldelts are cordially it.
vitetd.
( 'olum I a ( ollege c on'mcer t
Tickets V( Iln sale today it PIus.
sell 11(ousi from 1-5 for the Co
lubia (Collbgi CIcert inl Towni
shii Auditorium November 8. Ra
C(i. fft6 '1s "CMncclrt In Stereo" will
bo tih featIreId attractionl. First
halcotiy seats arc $2.1,0, secim
hahc4my scats $2.10.
U. S. Alrmy Gives
Research Grant
T Viirersity
.\'n SISi.ot Vraint frItom the U. S
Ar ()*ie ot Ordiiannce ha.m
hetn awanh-d.i ti the Univeisity t<
Ilb-pi:rtmntu of .\lechanticail Eitgi
nern inci last ()etober. Th<
tt\u 2rant is fir tw iivear's.
rift. I. MtAaceonoii:lje is thIt
-y o \':gina, didi graduatet worl,
I:-'a 'ilf <i| t iif tlinttiaI
:i e.atih liretly.C itprog
.1 i Thh [ail ~hew el ivltt
HAILSTHE C
ON HOMEC
D4fC51M
ON
Everywhere
in Columbia
I Carolin
I fw regoliar mweting of Studlent (
Qinit. The roll was called and the lii
CO1MMI11EE REPORTS:
A Elections Coi8mn1itteCe:
jack Wilson reported that the El4
lit-A. ilte Puiblicity Committee. L.ette
r tiotin asking them to urge their nem
elit following cmtiditie% %%wre toi
Iloimeconldlig Queen:
t Glend:a Gimtr, Fraotces ittnbrigi
. IlopeL Get I% tv Jacq1ne Sphimwn, Toot%
8Le-e 1111unler.
Stmdent Counil lepresentatives (to fill
.its aid Scieces: Jock Williams,
lock, Sam Freed.
1':ngineeriig: -'nest .. Willis. 1.
letition).
k litation: Htowemary -'Fellers. Tont
Graoiaute School: Craig .\cKetizie.
'h;ttm.cy: L.eotiard liive. Chawles
Frtintain (lass Olficvrs:
Pitsideot: Ann Saudner. n(l it.
tI l'od livothiek%, v)timi Stmith. Tot
Vice P'residt'it: t Wyhe C.ildwell,
F imht, tni. \lD t 1-:oi%M ti%Eward Oni
Itlmly I lotto, Johni Fort.
Sinrtorn' -I te;tsti : Pit lutter , (
Ktuhir.
I s1to r lall: til C i n Bi o h S t. jo
othlt ('atetii t. Stoltzo ,ut . 1)D tt.
* ireAhii h itdet Cotvil 1ipreot.coati,
Wvallt it, jerry Killn, Buh
n Iill rI , Ilih .ar ti W oo tl%s
te iti% Hottil Cit i i. 1 :li. I
Y ),.t Oiw pl-titionl).
Ilomwulelinm C.omnmittee:
\t..A Pa.tritik rtpotted th.at thet vomn
eh.iirni.,n. |-s t O irth lionit-vol
ilHOTC.
Artists Series:
l1hn ( 'h-ap lit litbinittted th t folkom
Ihlic nict-ting a . i tdit to ioer to
. it ). Ti lt o I it topi t ob i to
t*1 eI % .oi i tl . too Io t, li- pru%4
po tlth it s'i h.t t .i l - t i lv l to
V!tn111 ,lloonneo w nt ot, bm oth. 1 )4n
4 t s Ihe .allowcd to) trt i c tokets
-t li.0 s t tin t tie .ita of i
1%u. fr ic ket . I. iturn11.wu of It(
, t1 i .1 11t1 ,1 o tnd p. twtd.
olil thco In d (' h.lI t OD)K 11w4111
Ilh.olil .,i t J%vk t-l.akl1s. Thel colialmittt
Ihli .atloomwed th.at . lintre, niev
;Im li..'cock " fol IvIbIliv,ationl (A.
t o lil wEnIv uir, Io t oit to
i,iittvrnil\ lwnsus, l{tiwill jott
Il i s ul.st-41 th.at thel "KI'r to ( :411
- m for llte nI-t p o lo S..
\ -r % ther u. i t 111 un' i t hu low w. Ith
PT"A IN ERNF,SlT P1. COM T11,H
Tim Ihemmi. diretor of Ilte pres
-peak to the .AFIROTC concernir
TAC Bri(
Visits Cai
A Tactical Air Command bri(
ing tvaml cmnsiJting of major Ti
I)Inn an11d (' .pt. 1-rnest P. Coultn
will visit the Univetsity Nov. 10
explin too AFlIOTC cadets t
typew.s 41f' aircraft and missil
uisted by TAC, their mission, a
ocareer' oppotuities in the C'ol
Ti'he bieflintg will bie the first
demhii year which will give A
*)( endeits att insight inuto t
l'areer:it too run:itiesi the 'i
F.nineet'rintg Stutdents
Ireshmenot a to d l're'lngineer'
are0 to tal the M'chuattical Ingi
nei rin: I )i'partttment Secrtetat;
Tuosdayi . itr Wedniesdlay, Oc'to
titlt fli too Il- Sjimill Settestoit
}LD "GRADS"
BMING DAY!
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E-DAY SERVIC ..Bu
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SDRY & CLEANERSi
i Student (
October 11, 1960
ouivil was callet to order by President Milk
inte% approvu:d .rd
edions Committee haid elected Jack Williams t
shave bent sntit to the flcpre-%i<deni of orgatilza
lers to vote.
iiinatIetIiat the coItivetion.
t. Wentdv liiveiiark, jo Kint., jo,mi liimet
Ienison. Jiudy Killolugh,14- I1tt lioev I .ivingto
vacancies):
Carolyii llalloa. Henry Ltffitte, Patty Whi
r L 1uca%. Tommy Miiles Hlalph Zlotniik tb
S 1i(onl, Glenda Gosniell.
femy Rlay Weti row. .\ike lvci'Io (by petitionl
DeAmti, jante \ orkmn44.
latt, iluit Rivierte, lBI-ant Owenls, Tim Qllil
Shea. hichard Wolod, )ohn Ward. Pautl Maxwel
311 Wo(Xd, Bill Talkard. Frank Willis. Frail
is, Karen Trir, Nimny ov;ilI. Tobie Dnicke
Ir liitdricks. Jane1 Methan. (ene linmowli. Mik
m, Eily lithdin.. William Applegate. Bobhh'
rmint.
-es:
11(mv, Billy Jaimis, hbby Saimder%, ierhe
illiam Applegate, johnsk Fort, Paui Tentscher
'1411c WN\eiir. C;rolv jones (by petitioi. Smihi
4itive hadl me141 .lgmai 'with Cirl irazl11, Alumu
lim: Queen1 Coiltet1nt% will 114 provided 1)
411 replort:
.john (Chappell, ch.tirman. (on Wediw-stlay, Ocl
()In wa% pnlblivitS for the fir,t program of th
iteid4 Out. 12, 19(10. Pu4mm lietheringtlO r
hv\iitn anid radio %tatioms and li;h:d hopes o
I lIrownl Snlvgq-'tvd that Col1u1bia; Colle-ge'l sv
for reglar date ticket prices, or $1.10 eael
iv C.C. imusic department, 1)r. Parker, he give
u 114-q. hstsggstlionis we-re ptit in the fon
ct h .4hosvin a ushers amid non-%tudvwts (
4. p.I%ed this mllotionl.
released, 11a1 hulletin were to be lilitted ti
7. P'o%ters amdibhulletins werv then dlistriite.
he putt iin the donniitories, classrooms. sororit
w, libraries. gymnlasimtn, vertaini pllaces lin Co
Atils. anld tie USO.
imia" he iive%tivathed j. I means f)f advertis
%%metn %na adbiunied.
Respectfulilly submillitted.
Tootie Griffin, Secrvtatr\.
1.1, oe1raltimi staff officer, and M air
enlations. Tatlical Air Commanid, will
.g Air Forc4: stralevgy.
ifing Team
rnpus Soon
f- operations staff officer. Both are
m veterans of World War II and the
re Korean War, Said Col. -James E
to Johnson, professior of Air Science
ie at the University.
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Prtdurt al &4A44r1l.. cZA
rovernmenI
NEW BUSINESS:
Ihe president made the following appo
flomecoinng Coimittee: Mike Adair.
lihett Weston.
o Cafeteria Comnittee. Ski Duzynski, Gea
John Chnappell moved that Council sig
with the fre%hminan elections there be a tr
ihmky amended the motion to read I
newspalper- uid over the rnadio. Secondexl
Bill Able presented the following resolu
WIERIEAS, Green street and the trafil
and linb of the Administration, the Ft
of South Carolina for a number of years;
WHEREAS, the drivers of vehicles ui
consideration for the Mn and Women o
to cross said street going to and from cla
WHEREAS, the Men and Women of
front of Russell House; and
WHEREAS, the likelihood of bodily in
traffic load on Green street during the e
therefore be it
k IESOLVED, that the Student Goven
recomnn n to the PresidenIt of the UniV
tn!"t11 to facilitate the novemlient of and t<
linna Community as they cross Green stree
RIESOLVED, that copies of this resolul
of Trulstees, the Nnyor of 0lum11bia, the
.and "The lcon."
Tine resolution was seconeld ami pw
Sanvtv Commilittee.
Bill Ahlne movocl that Student Govnuni
the cooperation of Slater System in keelp
p.n. on Satunlays and 8:30 oni Snmdiy%.
in Mr. Trouip, Slater Fnxod lanager, that' stu
tronbl inn getting channnge for pholnt calls
otnerition inn hlntping the stldents to obt
appreciated. Sncondd anl passel.
Bill Atle moved that tIe Stuident IT
tl intnrest of other universities iind voll
r .niements -whereby. the mehers of SUS(
of.en at lower price.
Thiss amnlnnded by Carnmen Cherry
witlh tln ihnntie Comnnitte of Student Co
Bmky Joye mnov-e that Stident Coum(
Presidnt of the 'nniversity that the Unde
-nopen nntil 10:00 p.m. on Saturldays.
l'at Adair nnenled tine motin to read
to 10:00 p.m. on Sunldays.
TI' nnsn alllnl s amnn l nlded was pa%sel nnn
Bll Wilsonl, Belln Boyd, George Jones,
apponte-d to ti t Traffil and Safety Coml
Stnild-lt Concnvil will melet next '.\onda
l-herv bein! nim furth-r hnsinn, tie i
ARSENTEES:
Fr.n llaskin. Bonh Ftnller. Jimmy ta
Grivg%, Pd Spear%, Jerry Frye, Ilolb)rook
Fellers Wins
AIEE Award
For Article
Dean R. G. Fellers of the USC
School of Engineering has re
(eived an award for his article,
"A Circular Polarization Duplexer
for Millimeter Waves," which ap
peared in the "Transaction" of the
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers.
''le article by Dr. Fellers was
judged best among those published
it "Transactions" by authors re
siding in the Southeastern Section
of AIEE composed of five states
Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
Articles are judged for organiza
tion, style, originality and value
Ito the profession.
)r-. Fellers received the award
froml John W. I)avis, district vice
president of AIEE, during a meet
ing of the Columbia Subsection of
the association.
lavor
flavor by far!
the taste
'liter /4
it!
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0. aep -cIero ' na ou. m.;Adl, ..a..
L Minutes
ntments with the approval of Council:
'ency Martin. Holmes Davis, Buddy Tally,
rge Jones, Miriam Rharne, Jimmy Truesdale.
gest to the Elections Committee that along
ock national presidential election.
hat the results he published inl the local re
antd passed. wl
tion: th
ic thereon has constitue'd a hazard to life
culty and the students of the University at
and
in Green street show very little, if any,
the Carolina Cotmunity as they attempt
;s; and
Carolia are forced to "dodge" vehicles ins
at
tuy hs greatly increased due to the heavy yc
irly morning, mid-day, and late afternoon; N:
mtent of the University of South Carolina YC
e,rsity that any and all necessary steps be
,en-sure the safety of nembers of the Caro- fo
t it atisstll House; and be it further
ion hei sent to the Chairnan of the Board
Covnior of Sosuth Carolina, "The State"" Ti
ye
W. It was referred to th1e rTmffic uid le
1t investigate' the possibilities of obtainling
ing the Ganucock loom open timtil 10:30 U
Also, that it he brought to the attenitimi of
ients have in the past sad a great deal of
eigairette nsachines, ete., and that his mx
ains service in this area would he greatly
tion Ommtnitte'e he reqiiested to ascertain
eges through the Souitheast in nakinsg ar
A work as a muit to get minae bands more
m that Stusdent 1iuion work in conjunction in
vernment. Siortlet atnd passed. lal
il revomn-vid to the librarv staff and the
rgradtie ansd McKissick lbraries he kept ar
that both libraries he open frcmi 2:00 pI.m. ye
iiems h-ss . yj
Stusan Mcam-rins, and Vivian Porth were
nittee- with the approval of Cenil. $1
s to c%munt ballots.
retling was atdiouire.
1epec-tfully sulbmitted,
Vasliki Moskos, Secretary th
nt, jimmy T aresdle. Ilines Davis. Willie th
latts, Atex Saders. p
Engineering Course n
A refresher course in mechani
cal engineering fundamentals, de- by
signed specifically for persons de- E<i
siring to t a k e the February Pro- Pt
fessional Engineer's Examination
(Parts II and III), will be offered be
at the University d u r i n g the is
period Nov. 1-Feb. 7.
Principles involved in basic ab
equations used in general engin- li
eering will he emphasized in the
course, along with sample prob
lems to illustrate these principles.
Four USC mechanical engineer
ing ' professors will t e a c h the
course-H. W. Ileyse, F. B. Ilerty,
John Begg, and I. 0. MacCono- r
hie. The cost of the course is
$25, plus a $2 laboratory fee.
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Vavy Offers
?OTC Course
ro Students
The requirements are high, the
wards higher for the young man
to wants a career with every
ing - responsibility, authority
d the opportunity for leader
ip and service to his country.
Freshmen, it isn't too late to
ply for this program; in fact,
late as your sophomore year
u may apply for the regular
ROTC program and still get
ur way paid through college for
ur years.
The N a v a 1 Reserve Officers
aining Corps offers you a four
ar curriculum in any one of 52
iding universities. After grad
tion you will be joining the fleet
an ensign with duty assign
muts aboard surface ships, sub
irines or with naval air units.
The monetary benefits in being
this program include tuition.
>oratory fees, hooks and a sal
y of $50 a month. During a
ar in this program the indi
lual r e c e i v e s approximately
,500.
Every person that applies for
L test gets an opportunity at
L program. The men in this
ogram get the same benefits as
-n of Annapolis.
Applications must be received
the Naval Examining Section.
ucational T e s t i n g Service.
inceton, New Jersey, by Novem
r 18, 1160. The testing date
December 10.
Application blanks are avail
le at the NROTC office in
milton College.
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News stories for "The Game
ick" are due on Wednesday
fternoons by 5 p.m. Stories
lay he pinned on the bulletin
oard if no one is in the office.
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