Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ecu. I a d p am ..~ Seen. slearfd. Spoken ON CAMPUS lolt 4 ( st if (I#' 1 1 t Ore st-on . noticing ioyf Scouts in stands and n inviting tin aIll to his apartment for a ciener roust afterv the game. Foggy cord in biology lab, ui- I sure of wchat a icatch crystal eas, C seen duiking tcahch -in rthel alcohol I Have a re Snw TaIaKISIN & DOME R -:X-Y '.3 .-X >Obscree under microsco)pe. Freshman cords eyeing all th4 right and shiny new fraternit,i ins. Fratornity menI Will altffint repe, paper at 2:! F'riday after ;oi before judging of IIomecom 11y displays. Beuildered ' freshman after fir our history quiz: "Maybe if ropped everything but historl, I . .." al ciga ret TIC The bes R..-9 /aa oaenem HOW WELL I S 1, See how many of the pictures dial, a magnolia tree outside Curr the minokemtack. Lower right: it Thouglts By JANET ROBERSON Staff Writer On Homecoming Day the Game cocks were victorious over the Tar Heels. The cheering section sounded enthusiastic throughout the game. As one male undergraduate re marked during the game, "The Birds were playing real scramble football." A very intelligent statement was made after the parents of the Gamecocks were introduced. "Just think," said a coed, "if these nice people were not parents, we wouldn't have a team." A freshman in the stadium no ticed the Boy Scouts seated in the stands. He turned to a friend to remark, "I remember when I went to Boy Scout camp one year, and there was a Girl Scout camp only a short hiking distance away. Oh, - goodness, I almost forgot, we're in the presence of ladies!" . . . War tales, gentlemen, will give your in tentions away. Some people never learn ratios, or do they? . . . A USC coed after re cently seeing eadets in front of Rus sell House ,decided to send an ap lication for admission to The Citt del. Her reason was simply that "m"en outnumber the women one hundred to none." For the Homecoming dance Lester Lanin entertained with his "swing ing" hand at the Columbia Hotel re-have a C p- "For real taste, n FIELD SUR GLEN CANYC tobacco makes th4 )0 YOU KNOW YOt you call ideltIIif before readiig furthe 1-l1 College, Maxcy M41numen4.1t, Maxey ( e ele%utor. (Photom h Seth Harrisonl. Girls Join, And Join By TANYA TAYIDR Staff Writer An excess of feminine joiners have been showing up at luncheons, Ballroom. Everyone seemed to en joy stepping on each others' toes and there were no complaints about the multitude dancing (?) on the floor. Very few noticed the crowd . . . the influence, that "bottles" of ginger ale (?) exerted over our stu dent body is amazing. At the Homecoming game an "inebriated" member of the alumni started singing, "Gonna take a sentimental journey . . . Gonna go back to Currell . . . Gonna learn that history I i . .. Just iike I should have years ago." . . . lie should have remembered what Ben Franklin once said: "Dost thou love life, then d(o not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of." "To be a good student or not to be a good student, that is the que, tion." Shakespeare should have' lived during the twentieth century, and written a tragedy about the grades that USC students receive on their first hour quizes. * * * A dulling "exam headache" can plague a person for a day or two, even longer. Plain aspirin and similar remedies will not work. For fastest relief "try studying." church-sponsored meetings, and cul tural events during the past few AMEL othing like a Camel" VEY ENGINEER, IN DAM, ARIZONA 9 best smoke! JR CAMPUS? r. Abojve, left to right: the -,n illege (girl-.' dorm). IA e 4-r left: join, 19Why? wveeks. And it one watches these ittle beav-ers Very closely, he will note that they are all wearing pledge pins. When each little pledge told us of her unsubsiding willingness to do Lhores, she is also told she must join several other clubs to avoid one idedness and encourage campus leadership. Several of the sororities use a point system, while others base it on a "do it or else" priinciple. With the point system, the pkilge 4t.s it round the room with a plead ing look on her face begging to run Lrrands for hei point. She cleans LuJ) the room at half-hour intervals - - if it isn't dirty, she messes it up so she can clean it again. She also goes to every possible meeting and luncheon. All these things and more combine to give her points - whether they be merit R brownie. "Cocky" (YRX _TRIck OR TfEF PIT COOKED BAR-B-Q SANDWICH 25c LITTLE .JOE -A BIG FAVORITE! CHARCOALED BURGER 25< LITTLE BES - THE STEAK OF THE HAMBURGER WORLD! Where quality and cleanliness combine to serve the perfect BAR-B-Q. PIG GIE ',rmiuwr L.,, I mUI - Ill By Rtosemary lIlankin4 ~OL LEG E 'K 4EJO CHAR LESTON 0 HWY. 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