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* *Campus "The Gamecock" Tho regular meeting of "The Gamecock" staff will be held at 2 p.m. today in Room 208, Rus sell House. WUSC-AM The regular meeting of WUSC AM will be held at 5 p.m. today in Room 204, Russell House, * * * Press Club Press Club will meet at 1 p.m. t o d a y in the Azalen-Jasmine Room, Russell House. Student Union Movies The Student Union movie fea ture for Thursday, Dec. 8 will be "Good Morning, Miss Dove," star ring Jennifer Jones. The movie for Saturday, Dec. 10 w0l be "How To Marry a Millionaire." s t a r r i n g Marilyn \ilonroe. Newman Club The Newman Club will hold its weekly meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. in Room 201. Russell House. Student Council Student Council will meet Mon day at 5 p.m. in Russell House Assembly Room. All interested students are invited to attend the meetings as spectators or to speak to Council if desired. YNI-YWCA Freshman "Y" will meet Mon day at 1 p.m. in Russell House As seiubly Room. Junior-Senior "Y" will have its regular luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the As sembly Room. Sophomore "Y" will meet the next day at 1 p.m., with the cabinet members meeting at 12:30 in the Assembly Room. 'The Messiah' Presentation Of Society llandel's "The Messiah" will he presented by the Columbia Choral Society at Shandon 1lethodist Church on Sunday, I)ec. 1, at 4:00 p.m. The concert will be under the di rection of Guthrie I)arr with Robert Van )oren, of the USC music de Iaitment, organist. "The Messiah" is widely ac claimed one uf the most beautiful and most plarM11111 musical compositions, and the Choral Society's presenta tions in the p)ast years have been well received. Geographers Name Petty Vice Chairman Dr. Jliain J. Prtty, professor of geograpjhy att thle Uniiversity, is the n''w vlete c.hairmana of the Sout hea stein ivision of the Asso. 'f* * American Geo grap jhers, elect edl att a meeting held at the Univer st.y of (;eorgia . At bens. AlIso at t endim: t he meetinag w* e US~C geogira ph.: professors Guilbert R. G;r:Km an l Donald O. Buso.i m. A p: per titled "Thl'e A rea:( ow& I of~g Met ropol itani Heat tle to No was read b)y Dr. As vi.e , hai rman of the South eastern D)ivisio,n. D r. Petty will plin the program for the 16th a nnual m feet inrg of t he geopraph '.rs' group, to be held at the Uni versity of South Carolina next Novembl er. USC Forms Aero Club For Flyers All students wishiing to) join the newly formed Carolina Aero Club arme asked to attend the special or ganizaitionial meeting of the cluab to be held today at 12:30 in room 2041 of Russell House. The meeting today is for the pur1 pose of electing officers anmd comn pleting the bylaws. A constitution will be presented( for approval of the club. Following the meeting, the mem bers and newly elected officers will proceed to the airport for a club picture. The regular meeting will still be held Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 102 Russell House. Briefs I Westminster Meeting Westminster Fellowship w i I I meet on Wednesday, Nov. 80 at Jackson Hall, First Presbyterian Church. Supper at 6 p.m. will be followed by a program from 7 7:40 p.m., which will include the last talk in a series on "The Church," and commemoration of the Lord's Supper. Transportation is provided from Russell House from 5:40-6:10. Pharmaceutical Association The American Pharmaceutical Association will hold its annual Christmas social, a dinner-dance oil Dec. 9 from 6:30-11 p.m. in Russell Ilouse Assembly Room. Dress is semi-formal and the price is $2.00 per person. A band will provide the music for the dance to which all phar macy anl pre-pharniacy students are invited. I. it. C. Tlhe International Relations Club will hold its annual Christmas party at Hetsy Quattlebauni's home at 5127 Lake Shore Drive from 8-11:30 p.m.. Saturday, Dec. 10. The club will meet at. 5 p.m.. T'hu rshy in Roon, 204. Russell IHouse fm its regular weekly :1ecig. Christmas Mail iE. C. Ioza, city p)ostmaster, has .11nun111Ced that the University Post Ort*ie is distributing local and out 1f-town labels for Christmas mail. Mail using these labels will hypass preliliiary handling and go directly to pnixessing and dispatc.1din 'poed to the mail. The labels ate f use on 1hundiles (about fi or Molt, cards or let Ietrs of Christmas mail. The matl h l)11d lie 11.1ndled for local and out i-toiwnmail separately. and all the nail should 1*fa(:c in the samlle di reetain. Mlusic Fraternity l'hi Ilu Alpha Sinfonia music raternity will meet Wednesday, D)ec. 8 at 5:15 p.m. in McMaster 7ollege. On Saturday, Dee. 10 at :30 p.m. the fraternity will hold ts fall initiation. All alumni are nvited to attend, Gerald Brown, .)iesident, has said. PIep Club There will not he a meeting of the Pep Club Wedneslday. There will be 1 eetig. however. on Dec. 14 at 7j p.m. in Ro im 20-1. Russell Ilouse. Fine Arts To Exhibit Pa in tings Studaents oif the Fine Arts De paritmeat (4f the University of MonthI Caroil ina are sponsoring a "Chri ist mas sale"' of their paint ings Diec. 1-10. Tlhe 401-50 paintings will be on e'xhiiion onii ( thle firtst floor of Mcle51laster' School, home of the d e partItment of finie atts and t he depjatm ietnt oif mutsic. fnt erested persons may see the pitin tgs fromi H a.m. to Ii p.m. Itids will lhe writ ten on slips of paper't andi de'posited in a box for his ti pipse. Thel high bidders will hie tnotified the wee'k following the4' xhiit ion. MI1in imum hnIid for the paintings 6 ways to hyf)motize men Ever wonder why some of the plainest gals walk off with the most eligible bachelors--often under the noses of a batch of beauties? Thc D)ecember Jour nal tells you "'How to Be Pop ular." Your eyes, smile, manner canf help you hypnotize men if you know a few simple tricks. (P.S.) Information comes from an irrefutable source-men! DE E nE e -.0 USC May Acquire Mansion C. Wallace Martin, director for development at the University, pre sented the University's viewpoint in pobsible acquistion of Ainsley Hall mansion. He said the Alumni Council and the Board of Trustees of the Edu cational Foundation have b o t h adopted resolutions supporting the project "in principle." Both organi zations, he said, have agreed to com mend the Ainsley Hall proposal to the alumni as a major project with these provisions: (1) that the USC Board of Trustees and administra tion agree to provide a site, and (2) that the University shall have the privilege of designating the use to which the building will be put. Possible tises would he to convert one floor to fine arts exhibition spa(-e. refurnish a floor as it was in the early 1800's, and use the re mainder of the building for meet ings, he said. The Executive Committee of the ioard of Trustees has "expressed interest" in obtaining the building for the university and has given tentative approval to providing a site. The location considered is the McMaster School property, adjacent to the former elementary school building now occupied by the USC departments of music and fine arts. Ed lember% of the Executive Com ae showi at a plimaing biniquet. $180,000. It 1has eidowed at prof< anid ha-s additionial major projects 11obert L. Suiwalt, president of ti Dr. William 11rockington; Carl Bra lopmenw; Williamt N. Bowen; T. ES Stmawalt. (Photo by McGrail.) For Encyclopaedia Bri French -M A new article on the atom for the Encvclopaedia Britannica is the w ork of Dr. A. P1. French, inter nationally known atomic scientist vho heads the department of physics I at the University. Dr. French's 14,000-word article is schedledlL( for publication in the I tPI edit ion of the standard refer ence work. Composed of 14 sections, the ar tiele first traces the beginnings of iittomic theory from its origins more than -100 years) befor e the Christ ian a tot the 20thI Centutry, concluding with a section concerning "Unstale Atoms, and Atomicity in Gener al. Tried Regular Filter Tri4 Cigarettes? Me C NOW! Co to the : of When your taste tells you it's time for a change, remember: Only Kool no regular filter cigarette, no other menthol cigarette gives you real Menthol Ma( 01960, BROWN a WILLIAMSON T0BJ Carolina Student November 28, 1960 The regular meeting of Student Council was called to order by President Mike Quinn. The roll was called and the minutes approved as read. COMMITTEE REPORTS: Mike Adair, chairman of the Fire Investigation Commit tee, reported that there is usually no charge for fire equip ment being pulled out when there is a fire. The President. announced the following committees for the State Student Legislature: House: Public Affairs: Skippy Canady, Neel Patrick, Michael Sheheen Education: Pat Adair, Georgianna Leventis, Toots Tenison Ways and Means: John Hagins, Larry Barringer, Jimmy Mann, Mike Adair Election: Willie Griggs, Ben Boyd, Bland Roper .Judiciary: Ken Holland, Sam Freed, Randy Murdaugh, Holbrook Platts Senate: Finance: John Chappell Judiciary: Bill Able OLD BUSINESS. President Quinn reported that in the future the student members will meet with the rest of the Disciplinary Com mittee. NEW BUSINESS: Jimmy Mann submitted the following motion which was passed: That the Traffic and Safety Committee be instructed to discuss this matter (the gate between Currell College and the tennis courts) vith the administration and in order to clear up the misunderstanding now existing, the committee will point out the following: 1. The overwhelming majority of the Student Body is opposed to the gate. 2. The gate hasn't proved effective in stopping jay wvalking. 3. There is some danger of an incidepit - tearing it (own. ucational Foundation aittee of the Univermity Aucatioial Fonmdation atad U masiversity officials A t-4tan three .e ars old, the Elucatioinal Foudaicltioi has asws of sm.orial chair-, provided funds for library Imoks, established scholarships, unfler consideration. Clockwise, from left, Charles W. Kntowlton; Dr. If, University; Jeff B Bates, presideit of the Educatiomal Foumlation; .tel1, director of alumni relations; C. Wallace Martin, director for deve 1ti Marchant; and Carl Reyneolds, aduninistrative assistamt to Presiden t tannica rites About Atoms iI the past 18 years Dr. French such Establishment at Harwell. uls been closely associated with some At Cambridge Univerity he waS f the workl's most eventful develop- a university demonstrator, 1948-52, Ilents in atoniC science. In 1942-44 and lecturer, 1952-55, meanwhile ie was engaged in nuclear research conducting research in nuclear phy it Cambridge (England) University sics. In this 1948-55 period he was ni the atomiic homb development pro- as lrco fsuisi aua In 1914 hie joined the Advanced hig 14);eetdaFlovo [Development Division of the Man-thcolg(10)ana))itd mattan (atomic bomb) Project atanaitntutrotecleg Los A lamos with the British mission ( 5 uttached to the prtoject being con- lehsdlvrdteGinr lueted in the United States. MnoilLcue tteUiest Dr. French returned to England hr,tetv atsre rsne n 1946.i and becamie senior scientificeac lrn yottnigmnbu ~tficer of AetACombciEergyUne-eosiheyfaculas si)thehsr98-5 ero h a thnoleet15)hondapone meU..A1Te ay eiee Up uinr M N H L MAGoIalLCetteUiest nto ME OPOANTHOL~?TH M QAINOCCOPOUT Council N Holbrook Platts moved that i Traffic and Safety Committee. John Chappell moved that I Traffic and Safety Committee 1 at next week's meeting. Second Jimmy Mann moved that a investigate the possibility of es co.unts in stores around Columb Carmen Cherry moved that i mittee see if a light could be p Business Administration buildi trance to the Russell House passed. Jimmy Mann suggested that mittee investigate the possibil red lights on Green Street to ch< minute break between classes. Sam Freed moved that the the possibility of improving I dormitories on campus. Second Jimmy Mann moved that a placed in all girls' dormitories. Dave Merline moved that t Defeated. The appointment of Jean A Safety Committee was approve The President made the fol were approved: Committee on Housing: k Lovejoy, Glenda Gunter, Committee- on Discounts: There being no further I adjourned. Absentees: Bobby Fuller, Jei New SC Na Lists Lodi, A The Winter, 1960, edition of "Names in South Carolina" is off c the press with comments on Haut r Gap, Wide Awake, Haul Over Cut. Loch I)hu, Sleytown, Dead- S Call. 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