The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 23, 1960, Page Page Two, Image 2
Thoughts On'
It seens strange that a rich and powerful
nation should, by national proclamation, set
one day aside for a time of thanksgiving. It
would seem that a people so richly blessed
would naturally he thankful and ap
preciative.
But such is not humn1l nature. Man tends
to take his bles.sings for granted. Are we
really grateful for the gift of simple things:
for the things which IWe RS college stUdents
A Moder
Ifl we attempt to ciluierate the things for
which we should he Ihiankfil on this holi
day, high on the li8 should lbe protessors
Z I d tet0 ll'h rs. It is itIlt 1111 less t11 111 t
mra?'. that \\ stil h;vi' t hlni wi it is.
I )tv a did ia n t I1. c( t1nt''nrie( man, -- or onk,
\\'o i4 czp Ie do I ( H it lit. Wil)- woul(I Coll
sider'~ b n n:':t'hir whih the present
Students Versus
\ n IX r v Iprollems are' <lisetIIssed,.
\ -atVtlt -~ . Iltise be'longiig
h u n t hblk,tging t) he
w :I 0 - lllliilli; 1-s
I i v I t It at liI s i 't
he Mutants.'
rnitersit. lie
)111 k till tit'
n U Iv naill \ torkinig
\~~1 f (''ili\'ea
I : ; ! ' ti '- artAl( ittililis
hi' I I- .- C t u>8 i t in ;irt- Ftonust rute-.
- Xeil ' il fillleit
'Message From The Presiden
Sumwalt Fores
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'I 'tl at \th
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Letier To Edflar ti\ Io
V.isitor
Praises i
Carolina * .
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h i i tuig i d uit
' ir i I 'C' iii(i
niewhenInae Wd. larieimr
teos ad mdinsouri ore
rhanksgivIng
are privileged to possess: for the right to
learn and for the opportunity to do it?
Sometimes it takes tragedy to nmake us ap
preciative of the things which we have. How
many of us can think of the tragie loss of
our students in the last few weeks without
being thankful for the gift of life itself?
Have a happy. safe ThIanksgiviiig
a Miracle
vage rate exists. And isn't. it a sad thing
whein a manui must, either be a saint or an
ignoramus to become a prot'essor!
The salaries p'lid to collegc atud griadle
School oflicials are notlhinig less thanlii a na
tioial anld state disgrace.
Tha1uk h1taveil for ilt poor. starving pro,
fessor!
Adninistration?
rans111 (r because t he adhin ist ral lio, with
its knowledge aid expo.-rience, feels ilI the
>roposal wouId he ia1gi ng I( tho i 1ec e mic
life of the Uniiversity.
Then too. the stilents have a perl'ect right
14 opi se stle of' the plans of' the ;ilinis
Irat ion. The stu<lnlts. inl fIcul, have a k1li.y
to request ch1a1ige.s tald inilpro ncilclts iii a<d
linistrl.'ative propos.als. This ii' a force for
p>r(gi-ess inl the t'nikersitv.
B,ut never let it he said that because the
sttllen'its alnl almitist ration diff'er at times.,
hey are rivals, w rk i ng aga.i nst each ot her.
Tle two sides to n1 iversit y arguimenits
aIt ino)t the st ilenlts' anl t le aiministra
tion's. Rather, thev are the right and the
wrong opili(Ilns, anl sm et. lcllillinstrlators
and some t Iidtits will Ie fo<i1l in ea"cl
caip.
ees Greatness
prvparc f .: :hi ' :' -., - ! :tl tit .1::of a .
tI I. :tt.I ac'1 I P.1 I cal .'I . 1:
1it Iin the e a : : l up . l
ped I an. com IduLa:: 1 i L n ixa ;. li; i at~
nye.t 4 T h I wiliie. i 4114:1) :.: ::t :1u
art,ii 414 In Iar- (ie h in a a d ~ re t rela
) all of u1S." t e p:-h u u : m n
l 1-m pr pr sin 11te yc:irs ZOhLad. WC
l'nvesiy a 14I (e it- w r
11 ti e pa t tcn :;i 'd tit i ti g
l ill formec) dec \ , I :l!M a t t
tiok forward atnd ur st (;, vernO it. Th
V' p!ant,.mir
(a - . 1 4 f \ -i 4
Ih n ni14'. -h -
9. t- n ' ii' li\ (f I
HMg telp Fightu TBkadb uiea ru
Jse! nClehristmasd!N .Seals jtfunt,
Jim Carpenter .
I See
Carolina
In 100 Ways
When I look at Carolina, I see
it in 100 wonderful ways . .and
I'ml) prold of my school.
I see physicatl growth which will
<iothle tv size of the caipus and
Alw tudent body . . . academic
!'rowth which will make the Uni
versity great . . . the future, the
chal len ges, the hopes and dreams
that face Caroliina.
But I al.;> see t,e .University of
"diay . . . it ldtuldits. it faculty,
. admlini:4tratioln.
I see the friinlyl. haid-working
:1dmirable Deanl of students . ..
V41il-bl,ocked sIkyseicrapers called 11
:0nd .1 ...the pcr.zonablv, well
rouned lresientof the UnIiver*
Riussell lloul:os.e's infu iation de-k
;,led, lui, Sam. Mike, Hill.
Kil. Jim, . i(i- . . . Mike and
T'I:n Q1inn1, t Ioe lta-talented
bo s fro:11 Iori . . . Bill Ilerrinig
. . . . .\hn a i .ill"
('arl M. RvcynldsI(, brilliant A~
1san t he P'rt-idulnt, Ilrenda&
V !4Iun-, b-n neI Icy la Idle of joy . . .
an!d iwrvi. mte good ole Kverry'
. . 4Skt ,t .ju e :t; h,[Iis W U\St, . . .
S N* tanI the f"otball lshwrs .
It' Kcv 1?1(ul 1li b1 School Day
Thcry f Carflinas im for
the
ti .1' . .ike Sheheen, WhM
i t studlt. who ca 1 Im kc
I v Iver ity :-:I eat . . . Sam
I"It-od. aiwalYs wM'kilg, wmrkinlg.
n:inlg . .R u ! SA haw and hli1
-.,r:" 11(1 iz ic'il*.te for song 11
und A1erik-anl
I c ill" in the breeze
ki ald I t t -Spoken . :
I d I.\ 11 n 1 V v each i nV
I'd\ 44 I 14.4i I~. I illdi 11. jOL ";4
11 ~ - wa))li a an haills joe
. ir. I' ab w*.k :.nd his ci1mo1'teV
Ih:1 I l g: llt s (o1
* F A i(; memberL's nan(4
-c!cc i ;ret of 11\\
c \ iii. .ha. out
n rl. o. n Bhmd
'i ald the A rt ists
b .1lerImiSing fresh- Pril
b h-h n: It h, .\jlM Ninich. -Ml,
al:d li 111l,\', Iallny hb'
Pat! Whitlck, the rorl
%1\\ithrop who al- it
\. e.t till Stud 1 Coin- S
t i MA';I)tile\' anid he 1I t i
nIt.m-t liiie .I' .. h
11\ m iha hI )Ibbs . . . )r.
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LITTLE MAN
YF;Y FZORA, T VO MOMz
nthony E. Brown
Lady Roo
With Paw
t' the many stories accredited to
pen of 0. Henry, the past mas
Of the tale with a surprise end
he wrote equally as many
h ere never published in his
i. but were constantly appear
i magazines and in colunmns
' other by-lines.
.e think that the following tale
iost appropriate for the present
onl. for it deals with humility
thankfuilness ini a rather inter
ig situation.
I a rundown section of London
e lives a lady whose social
; i.; high hut whose fortune
decimated by depression. Her
iv is Mrs. Henry Abbingdon
1111ipeccable Connections
CIuse of her impeccable family
icctions, Mrs. Fleece received
in'ation to the wedding of
icess Elizabeth and Philip
nthatten at Westminster Ab
an1d was immediately con
ted with the problem of what
to send.
h e rummaged desperately
ugh many curiosity and pawn
>s in London, and finally de
l oil thrlee isolated pieces of an
1hess set that caught her fancy.
fifteen shilling price was
inl her Ineans.
[rs. Fleece bought them and
'red themt sent with her card to
I'ri ncess at Buck ingham
1(-e, with the sincwere hope that
pahryI' gift would bie over'looked
It the I sp)lend(lour of all the
rgifts from oll corners of the
heir friendls andi re'lations to
UINIVERSITY OF 5
Mlember of Aoncial
li,st1 editor, "Thec (am,erock"' i pul
Ite i. se rity of 'souath Ca.irolmin we,
3e exir ~ Cept. 44.n hidaysiv iand dluring
lIhe olpnnsiiS ex prened by cohi
neessairily those of "The Gaumero
I etters to thme I.:ditor, but all letteo
not constitte ani Csgaendoeent. T1h
piuljiion any letter is reserved.
IDITORI
UTSINESS MANAGElR
)VltTISING; MANAGER
111WS EIO
OC'IETY EITIOR
SM'T' SP1ORTS EITORt
A MIPUS EIT'OR
I R(LJAT1ION MANAGER
ElPORTElk IS: Carroll (;ray, Hre
411n Woleott, Mary Anne Sadi
4one PI'tt, Pat Peden, Boone
'4rrtick, R ichalrd Sullivan, Bet
arIsonls, Pat TIapp, .Joe N. M<u.
dobers.on, G enie St.eadIman, Tn
tan ( oxi, lIerb0 Bradley, Dorb
ohen, D)ennis Myers, Cookie
.:ste'r, Sandra Infintger, Ann '
iinte V'erdery. Katie Dairliing,
(1LUJM NI STlS: Sam Freed, Mi
ble Mike D aniiels, .J o h ni (
ni tony E. Brown, Carl M. RU
USINE.SS STlAFF: Herbert I
olIk in, Murray Coker.
Y P'IST: Gay Wright, N o r
lici Gardner.
A tRTOON ISTS: Violette Clark,
IIOTO(;R ApIIR- St Ha....
ON CAMPUS
T 3
YOItIZ5 W5AIZIkad YOL31
ks Queen
n Gambit
admire, Mrs. Fleece cautiously u1p
proached the rooms in which they
were being displayed.
She searched anxiously amng
the glittering array for her gift.
When she did not see the ehws,
pieces she had sent, she heaved at
sigh of relief, thinking that per
haps sole understanding secretary
had hidden them away from right.
Then, as she turned to leave, she
suddenly saw her chessmen, stand
ing alone on purple velvet in ii
glass display case, with several
dozen people gazing at then ii
admiration.
Pricelems Piece -
Edging through the crowd. Ahe
read t h e explaining placard:
"These priceless pieces have beet
missing for over a century. Three
generations of the Royal Family
h a v e commissioned experts t,,
search for them; Mrs. lenryN Ah
bingdon Fleece found them. Hler
invaluable gift completes one of th.
most precious and ancient celles,
sets in the world."
Mrs. Fleece drew her frazzlhd
old fur coat a little tighter about
her and walked proudly out into
the sunlight of a (old Novembvi
morning.
Of course, it is obvious that (.
Itenry (lid not write this s'ory, hu:
its Clement and its style are un
dieniably his. The true author of
it is not known, but whoever it w:c
must hav'e been at least a wma
0. Henry's secret of the tab:ith i
the twvist endling.
ge of lieoublt
I ert us he peirud, then, that in
this age of doubt and anrxiety.
here are yet those whoe can ris
rhIec ob session wvitih tri via.
IIave a happy, thankful ThaIunks
giving.
I A (;REATElI
OUTII CAROLINA
ed C:ollegiate P'resa
bith Rbert Elliotti Gonezales as the
elishe~d by aned for the studtrets of
-k y., e Fridays, during the college
exanun tiojenx.
'Imncists and letter writers are nlot
ek. The CGamecock" enecouerages
* mucst bee signede. Pusbli%hine elk,es
right to edit or withhol flrom
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er, PhiIi p H ayes, Pat Hut ters,
e Miller, Robin Hurns, G;ene
ty EasIer, Hill Savage, Trina
duin, hilanding Clarkson, Jantt
my Marehaint, E. V. K imbrellI,
Meads, ~Jack G;ottlieb, Leroy
Crum, Emily Redding, Claire
'hompson, Henry Laffitte, JIos.
I'unie D)uitant.
ke Sheheen, Bland ltopeCr, ll I
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yniolds.
idams, Hrendae Williamis. h Itut
Ii hleague, Hrenda Lancaster,
Ann Tlimmons, JIudy Craig
an
Mike Sheheen
Students
Need
Counseling
Becoming of increasing aiarn at
Carolitia ik the number of students,
Par ticularly freAimIen, lwho ar
dropping oit of ,chool. It seemil
this points the way for an increased
aId] better bure for coiscliig it
: t U nivirt t I:ity.
A person upon leaving high,
JhAtl a Ind nt'eigL a1 uniVtl Ity i,
qxp(-tvd to d>) t i lilt of he IrItowine 11
up. And he i, vxpetcd tt d. thli
:r1win in1 relatively shlrn peri(Xd
oftimli. A fnAlahma year i- ohn
it woul seem to bv the di!v w
lte uiiver -itY. I I it 4crt-i Inl
ai' nmke the tuntgrow up, t
a vk I S tytlem 4lt help qi.11:0 le t h,
ud<n( llltim: lth bwi ~l rbg ut b. thi
kill( : III. - - .i I
I.%\ w I m . , ;,I me, tInhv or:o i .
hIt c. lil tGk nden11hI ovcr rInb r
A , I t fah t"l Ii I
.nly inlctTth'e w.I11l .v-ted, e ltr i e
.iilt p i- f I litm -i but Ilil b im
in ap hh. tsto help. Therif
:tu, A. I), p )I bh :- w hl ch c' i be
hli wol byt * uv-Alidel lt -to-st e t -
ha . !' i-- I'h. i l -i o t '!! a
i I. n I I 1. p
l rnsl r t 1
t - o.t! I tI
g ive :1dvicl. inl dealliniv with thiv
prl-m1-led pevrsonm.
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Bill, BlI\cd1111
Wh:eoa mn I :
rLnn pa h. the bi1 :uXwV;.
urak ~~ Inl wal
b n -fr t,s t l * 4ix t
111t 4 - t lic dolilt ol
lit-. aila-.t Ia-eii.. tf - lmil T
I li !id : V u t h I io.
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t . a ll ( ther
un d tests t ife isio
Bill aitesoll'fed hywt
Wa t m ta
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\i.' tti ih r lli te~ (:it-n
If Ie te~ ~tii oaethe hite
wf itt li t ib t h impley he:m.
li niV( ! t h t nwe reaih
i ltBtsti .eo- h. . al
h W hao-l tl A mh ili iau'1
lii Il :Ve It tt is lthei t f i st
It:. I t'- rai htX-ir tae, the eourth
a -ti . ti 'c ;rs hi t. N mat ig t.h t ler
h:dtj. yt lii t ja or tha'-aI esi<h-n.
.(eol htha' t heil ahtayslV ha te'
u nest~no p in ht quet Will
hm t !h e for'g.' Whill colltie
h riglt prss ingi.SloaI qusion
gic the rit \\au wll ha'oo
the. uri o 'lcuitiy answher
aid stt in. therswn