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Student U BY JOE MEDLIN Staff Writer The Student Union is a plan Sal /a4. / 4 ness in Salem's smoke ii most refreshing cigarel Salem's special High F smoke. You'll be delight its rich, tobacco tast( Solidi A b)ig part of Western Elh miniature "new arts" prodi of conmunications. It's a ing career-a chanice to p1: ing ever-improving kinds diodes, special purpose ele Y'ou'll be with a 'omi) this field. At present our plants arc' dev'oted exclusi andl a b)ig new plant is uar The needIs of the Bell Tek are increasing dlailv andl v introduction of lectronic nearing trial operation. These de(vices are chat factuaring pLatts as they muanicationls prodlucts deCv Telephone Lab)oratories. eqguip)ment to submaarine ( Principal manufacturing locations at Ch Mass Omaha. Neb .Kansas City. tih Rack. Ark Alsn Weatern rlantr nion Plans Car ning board, under the auspices of The Student Uni the Student Council, which plans of 20 students wh activities for the Carolina campus. I committees and is em refreshef air-softens" every A xx Created by It. J. Reynolds Tobacco Cnmpan. For the cool, fresh soft the very essence of.springtime. This ITn te of all is made even more so by orosity paper that "air-softens" the ed with Salem's springtime freshness .Smoke refreshed . . . smoke Salem! eties obist mauatroh iesthtar hngn tesIc jo'hchoeryoachlng m neAehd fms rde Aletwn a d La rl a te a., lenla oac Ioia tverymkn eeceron springes,i *f Soe ytmfrthedseosalm iltpo erouiisy with solde 'crcsjl st intattete for crea tiv e pr odui let tht ae cangng he Ciece andl merchandlising jol)whih oler ~'it ('ahlng- and( thle U.S. goiver in n~v ethds f mss rocuc- are now one of ti of tansstos, errte evies, And vour ebanice rontbset.growth is solid.' ny tat s epinlingrapdlyjii Opportunities exist AlletownandLatieldle, a., chemical engineers, as veyt aigeeto l~iC. ness majors. For mare (lercontrutio in anss Cty, at Western Electric fi 'poeSse o hs r(ucs Relations, Room 6105, 'illmiutiph enrmosly iththe York 7, N. Y. Be sure I Central Office switching now el ytm eri ging the scene at all ouir manu go) ito the startling new comi eloped'( by our associates at B ell F"romi microwave t ransistfisioniL ab)le amp)lifiers, our prodnets ('nll mauctaw icago, . Kefarny. N J Raltimore, Md . Indianapolis. id. Allentown and laureld. Mo . Columbus. Ohio Oklahoma City. Okla (niineering Research Center C distribution centere in '39 rcues 2nd inehitalao ha .ea . .ateo i al ci.i olina Campus on is composed the student activities fund. Thes > constitute 12 comnittees continually investigat supported by new nctivities and see if they fil ; your taste puff 7 .1 lit IFi enthol fresh * rich tobacco taste o modern filter, too tate devices e't 1'io enineerintg. I istallation) plnmnrg, meltho<ds. Oum r job for the Bell Systemi i nent lias rnt o~ thi Ile point wherec we e naion'ils "Top) I" ini in<hIistrial sales. o plarv an imiportanit part in) onr fnttire for electrical, mechanical, industrial, civil and well as physical science, liberal arts, and busi. information, get your copy of Consider a Career am your Placement Officer. Or write College Western Electric Company, 195 Broadway, New a arrange for a Western Electric interview when ing team visits your campus. sternt lcti ie Pa Winston-Salem N . M ao N Y North Andover. 'rnceton. N J Telebre Corporaton Skie Ill . and Canad havinlt,rfart 12 Re PII YnJa Vac N Activities a need at USC. About 19 cents per student is I allocated to the Student Union from the student activities fund. This is the smallest allocation re ceived by any 8tudent union in region IV of the Association of College( Unions. Low Allocation Even though we have a low allocation, we have a greater stu dent participation in S t u d e n t 1'nion activities than any other school iin our region," said Mike Shehien. c1lirman of tihe Student 1"lnionl comiittee. "If we had a larger allocation, we Could function more efficiently aid brinig bett.er quality activities to tle Carolina Community." She heenl said. "Studeits should realize that tle Student Union belongs to them and seeks to function so that the students' social and cul tural life will be t t e r prepare them for classroom work." She heen added. Movie Program h'lle Student Union's movie pro gram. requiring about one-third of the allocation, reaches more students than any other single activity. Already this year six Movies have been shiown to more than 3.800 people. Tliis weekend the Student Union will present for the first time a m1iovie. which will he different from T'hursday's, and will be shown three times. "Our purpose in presenting a Saturday movie is to provide ac tivitivs for students who remairn on campus for the week-enl andl. not to try to keep them here. Sheheen said. i flt Talent Show pi L.ater this yea t he Student Urirni will sponsor a talent show. A similar program called "Talent US( '." was presented for the first ime ilast year. About GOO people atten(led. Cash scholarships in the amount of 8100, $75 and. $.50 were awarded to tihe first three win ne(rs. "We llope to make this an an nual event." Slheheenl said. Other activities sponsore(l by the Stualent Union include a bowl ing league. a chess tournament, a bridge toirmiment, a n d dances. Three mllore dances h1 a v e been schedtuled for the year. Guide Service Ile Student Union also spon sors a guide service which gives guided tours of the campus and i community to visiting guests. The. first function of this service this t year was a toiur of Columbia fort foreign st udents. The guidle serv ice funictioned a secondl timne on v Ilomiecoming week -end in guiding pa rents andl alu tm ni to points of interest on campuits. A ride service, a 1(ost and found serice, and anr items-for-sale v service is currently heinrg plarnned. lby the Student Uion. IPresenti lihaos call for reir'ganizat ion of t he bulletin hi o a r d in ltussell IIlouse'. 1! ides. I o S t andl found l it'eis. and items foir sale will each he wrniitten on a dIiff'ernent color tarid anrd placed unrdeir thet Pro per he'adinig on th li'hullet in hoard. Mlusie Room Anoather Studlenit Unriion serv ice is Ite music roiom an a piano rioom in theit Rutssell Ilouse. "'llT' Studntt Un'iion buiiilding should he a liv'ing room for alli Uniiver'sity st udlents."' S lie h e e na said. "O(rganiz,ation. a buildling, andd a worikalle prtogrami arte necessary tir moirte studlent act ivitites. t'arti lina has the fir'st twvo antd is straiv in g towardI a strngter pro trrami. The' Studniht U'nioni belongs to all studientls. arid thet board is mearelyI a lila tnninrg agency,'' he also addled. %Ecu, HIeaErEI. Spokden t ON CAMPUS (14ely 0r ited frei shmaOn look uim, for '/, sch/ioul of ed'ucaltion inl .. , h Thr on'eh s leaing R"usseli' 3hliuor ac'ient in Ga merock IN',m1 wihichf/ resul/ted in sloppy Il S( ' ,n searc o'/i(f nie'1 talenit. Criinig riends to /1msh/ his car. 1' |arksteis (in 1'es11id of girls'Si fa'< 11,irasse Id profe'ssor' trying to w con iine tude'ntsl that theirs is an loi I a05/ /4( (t 1 fn a in,, .,.RPr.. l. ;., "Cocky" C 937 Editor L Ill foll(oving items were re nited from ]1#37 "(;aieocks": I.OST: Oni porkpie hat belong : to the editor (f this rag. ess card in hand. moths under at h bad r1d. (; reenish-blue with z%14d expressici. ieward a Resmivi blimit Th#oughts lM . JANE-:T IMOBERSON Staff Writer T-11m schll(a tii, 'chievemlents f niol y S faculty meibers re w\ell known, but sonic of ilm i rie hecoling "zabsent inded" with the pas:ing of (:... . Must Thest learlned wl Wive the samiel lectures On Astrtmoniv s t u d e n t asked Susemoth r I f I imIs: "A rid as ti face the building. who is at adirable little creature on hel f-h n :ide, -e(onld flLi? '? I arbarai s10methinv. Better yet. -hat her 11114oe numiber?1" be' hdorm w.it h a inuie under r:i)iiuate. With her arms Iladed ithi 4 bok s she said. "What lat meni are t he stronIiger sex? A (4)4 d asked two4 AFR"1~UTC tuden4ttS whatii' their uupinio.ns ut. Te oite said sjimply. It's for the birds."' oriked in a veryv distressedi me~ ofI voice. "It wou411ld be. nlice I ItO homei one14 afte4rnohon with seemis that ist rutrs gets hu a disturbed overhain > correc4't hiomewor. tk as5 st udent .4 by having toI do. it. A good4-ltookjig (coed1 was try i3. t e'x lin~ii to hetr father w.hy' ite fa il thri ee subjects. "'Dad, Itr'll's a simpille ex pIlnation4 for' lis. I oly~ wish I coluldi thinik Sit.". Suose. te hresho didn't. * * * Anr 8.3 yealr'-oIld mani I ariv'ed at airolinat Stadiumi ton the origi-] il "Hig Th lursday." W ith t(ears his eye's he said. "Bu hit w..hat1 Ippeneiid to1 thet'~ Hirds anil t he igerls? It's a traditioni, I've ali hiursday evetry yearui siince I as a frecshmantr in 18." b' ITought for t he day: Rise up 1(d shine, stand up rind take it, S(' will be w.'hat you make it .1 I.ke man, you get (out oft dIIIt3e what you put into it. ght 1 )addy-o4? You eithere lig" booItks or "mix"' at par-j es! ! Lt' s mix . . .me'aning caliz, teats aind kitte'ns! ! SC coecd remiarked about herr umrll romiane' a fter returning mIi post office'. "Jlohniny nev'eri ites. It's cer'tainly taking him a I g timet to realize he's hopelessly e lwne wit me." fly Rosemary Hankinm 'm !ses Hat )i t-111m1de $2o bilil with, fra.j, Metaphor is the soft sikrh ' tho wind at nightL t1he r()ar of the surf an ecstacy of sound: Md life a hirik jage unnumbered. nia book (f blank pages. Inhound: Im ou k myl pag 1) and left !T rain washed unread unfound But thoug11 h I v, frmbad t o Vverse, (.:nt heIs . i(te 'sperse ioud gauffaw- th w. yuoa spill "W only et? you Cleis(ol mn!v(1 in nineteen thirty-sevcn, the tudent B () (y cailed a special necting Just prior to the ('lenison irlina gam . atld r-solved "to (" ! r as lo ing with dI ;kV.0101(11 tile ms i !toxicatilig Iri!,ks by a tuau~ J?lt.w~k Ilotrn(r s.tt iii , c(prrier \\th crib n es in his Ila Ie toptEed his boook \nd took a ](l(k N,w he's a Phi P(eta Kappa. A log dlistance.t rall from New Irlei :narmd thet (;amriem.Ek t aff Ithat Pr'esidtent li'OSevelt had ind Ia WPEIA can for a swim ming p'ol t h' aoIed to the l ule ofs i t 'a o n ' e r es a )ntuse ttbac(o on campuJ)ts. anid haEve a1 b'e SUre to get permliission rom tho preidenltt tEE attend a he'atre. ent who udispprovedl of thet? euri EVt ElL- in femtaimnea hiemne~ s 'ned\ ith the Elt.s to gy British Satire [n Columb)ia I'mi All Right, Jac-k,"' British a': i sait ir ts tar-ring Pette r s 1r ?is nw playing this week at h0 e w Pointts Theater. Cohia Ei ine Filmst~ planIs to prIteen a renich myst ery dram ia, "Hackl(s 0 the Wall,"' in mid-Novemnher, nd at comtedy ft imed in Scothland alled "The- Matiing ltiond latEr n the mlonlth. The pictures at Five Points are hose-n esptcial ly with the Univer ity studlent in mlind: that is, sually feat uring foreign, classic, r "off-beat" motvies. Five Points S no(w t he ne(arest thing in Co umbia toE an "art" movie house, xisting (En or near the Univer itv e-nmnmau