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Placement Interview Dates Set Placement. interviews for the week beginning Monday, Febru ary 6, have been scheduled. Inter esteid senior students may arrange iorl appointments through the of ice: lis.ted for scheduling. Defin te interview appointments must be :a un' d in advance by each -tudttit wxho- wishes to he included in Owt hesehiedhih of inteviews. \lot., Feb. 6 akii, Corporationi of America n h e1*repr-esentativs iinter \it l e P 1' t lie Sc ool of ligi in, . i Ihey a re it I e rested in i.tlkili: with seniors inaJoring in inecIt ilitdl Iatii elect rcal Clil.i - neering and phys1is. A ppoint ments lln be arranl--ed t h1 rough ho Sc-hooi of Enginee-ring. Th, Naval Weapons Labor"atolv will have a replcsentiative in the ohitifl i iLflleijif, who is in iest ! i Iti\ lil ig :-eniors I lenItie og(elli14. cil ecri-i tinili- mechiaing math enies, amil i :. -ics. A.ppo'nt leilts may \r scllit''lled thrwi - i lle S lool A repesttive of lhl Publih llousi, -- Adm ii-;tratio.n . Audits )ivi.ioi. i llM terview ili Z M :ml, Ru l'ell lius . He w ll b inteestd i :a! ng ith senliors nauerng maccountinK. Appoint ne nmi arranllge d thlroughll I bsl t t i tw i til e School off usiul Adminlistratioll Dean M'Hre 's (>fcc I. ' :alaiwa. \:pres h i' ll recrulit Slesn Russell llu :; . Ti'ljiheir Frepresentative is mn i n taliig with Seniors r irie I inl Businvs;s Administra on. Lii'licaml Art.s, and Education. anget ifor nllIrview ap .ilol litimaY be made through tile schl of Business Adminis r n ''iss Dut ro(lw in Dean l'rik Office). Ttils., Feb. 7 Tie ell System will begin in eriewngonl thek thlird( floor of liusS I I i 10ll oU l. lepreseltatives irm thile following divisions will be int11orested il interviewing sen ilrla.moringK in dho areas listed ppi te u*,ISlk division: S.\imiherti Bell --- Engineering (all fivhls) RHl Tclephone Laboratories - Engineering (Chemical, elicttrical, and muchanical) Wetstern Eictiric ( Field Engi neerinig) -aEngineering (ulectrical and mlechlanical) i n - Engineering ( lectri cia :1n mechalnical) .o- 1 ,ines- Engineering (civil, vi'w aill i i e ts shod e r maed th rough the School ofni Aii represinave ofp isitCharls 12iz. 'om an will e n tereste ntikig ~ith semorls mlajorgil poit lI S'It' ions. nter iew w ill b h l a:t. A rane-envtsfor icntinw appdiQ(Of:nOnil may Apoihentm a de bi' rlllhe:het Ii'mltioh theSnhoo 111151sAdministration (Driks F)Trl'otinentaln Garics Pie)in rtroihon te ly havea represen vein: erh-wmg seijrnginr mae inl 111 hn clngineering l ils ithe School (If Enginee'ring. Ar l)niifn('nts for ina rismy he rne nethroh the School f Engie in.ToadtoaRepresentatvsfmfiedi tives oul lke tol ytemk wih sen tiors majoreing buiengadinis caegioris. sonmltsm be ar-e radthrough the School of sns AdminestrAonisrto,Ro uampus "Gamecock" The regular weekly meeting of "The Gameeoek" staff will be held at s 2 p.m. today in Room 208. Russell a House.S d WUSC-AM W USC's staff imting will be held at 5 p.m. today in Room 204. Russell HI ouse.*] Preis Club l'i Epsilon Nu and Sigma Delta Chi l'rtss Club) will meet today at 1 p.m. in the Azalea Room. Russell I louse. ] Student Movies Nxt wcek's Thursday show will d i "Sink The flismark." Shows. f which are free to students, will be i held at 3. 3, and 8:30 p.m. p * * * i1 1 "Y" .ncheonusK lreslmar' -"Y" luncheon will he f( Mlniay It I p.m. fi Siphomre-.lunior-Senior "Y" lun" - II will be Wednesday at I1 p.m. i .\ll meetings will be held in Is- ti sell A1u .;.ssembly Room. Stkden" Coiluncil will meet Mon- 1 lay at 5 p.m. in Russell Ilouse As- I 4em1bly Room. The meeting is open I to vi,itation by all students. * . * ii Pi Epsilom Mu Pi E'psilon MuIt, for physical edu- h cat ion majors, will meet Monday at cl 7 p.m. in Russell Fouse. 1 "Cncible" The '(Cruciile" staff will hold its a weeklY meeting Tuesday at 1 p.m. Ii in :he magazine office, Room 206, ti Russell llouse. All staff members t: and students interested in working 1 'n the new student magazine arC n irged to attend. Flyinlg Club T1,he Carolina Flying Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 102. Russell House. h iRtC f, The Intelrnat1tional lReltions Club will ieet at 5 p.m. Thursday in t Room 204. Ruiell louse. ** ISC The International Students Club I will have their business meeting at 0:30 and the regular meeting at 7 f p.m. Tiiesday in Room 101, Russell I louse. .NewAman Club The Newman Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Room 102, Rus Sell louse. Soccer Teamil (Carolina's newly formed soceer :cam, the "M\lagn ificent Eleven,"' will play ac game on D)avis Field tomor raw at 2 p.mi. Students are urgedl to itt end t he match and sup)port the team. SOUTH CAROLlN) 1013 Sumti Across from C WE BUY, SE COLLEGE TE ALWAYS Junior Club Roast Turkey, Grilled B Crisp Lettuce and on a Sesame ONLY aou Jon Corner State & Birote Onen 6. AM. tn 12 m BEriefs | I nitarian Fellowthil The Columbia Unitarian Fellow lip will meet at 10:30 an.m. Sunday, L Shandon Masonic Lodge on Maple treet. Blake Fishhurne will lead a iscussion on "Man and Superman." Pharmacy Fraternity Planned Plans are being made by male stu nts in the School of Pharmacy to wl an active chapter of Kappa Psi, aitional professional fraternity for harmacy students. A club, des :nated by its members as the appa Psi Club, has already been >rmed1(l by interested students. Of cers have been elected, and the or anizational groundwork has been Lid. The club hopes to obtain a na onal charter this spring. The Kappa Psi Club is being ad ised jointly by three members of the harmacy f a c u I t y: Professors camer, Galganlo, and Stokes. Dr. eam.er and Prof. Stokes were both appa Psi members when they were Adents. Also instrumental in form ig the club was Dr. Frank Ebey, a t i o n a I secretary-treasurer of appa Psi and professor of pharma )gnosy at Temple University. Dr. hey met with the Kappa Psi Club i December and offered his counsel. Officers of the Kappa Psi Club re Bob Edwards, regent; Paul Col nz, vice-regent; Richard Abbott, easurer: Warren Adkins, secre try; Freddie Sox, chaplain; Charles usevy, historian; and Carlisle Kan ady, s;ocial chairman. Studem.s who qualify for member hip are encouraged to attend the ext meeting of the club, to be held n Nlonday, Feb. 6, with hour and lace to he announced on the bulletin Olkr'd in the School of Pharmacy iter. All students who are eligible >r membership, and who are not resently members, have been con Icted by mail. The Kappa Psi Club is designed foster professional prestige, to romote the efforts of the American 'harmaceutical Association, to serve he School of Pharmacy and the pro ession, and to strengthen student l*r)fessor relationship. Aiioiie who has not paid the 81.00 reservationa fee for the 1961 "Garnet aml Black" must do so be fore 4 p.ml., Wednesday, Feb. 8, accortding to I.arry Weber, editor. 11 ma le paid in the "Garnet and Black" office from 2 to 5 p.m. 4lvery afternsoon. Asine who would like to work as as typlist onu the G;&B staff shiditi rep)ort to the offie on Tnse.day, Feb. 7, at 2 pi.m. A BOOK STORE ar Street orni(I Armas LL, TRADE XTBOOKS OPEN Sandwich acon, Sliced Tomato, I MayonnaIse Seed Bun 99c om StreetR, (Cayee Elinight FN... na. Tein UISA Air Force ROTC eadt lieuteaints Wedntesday, Jant. 25, h fessor of Air Scienece, addressed the and other guests on officer respom officer's couiission in tolay's at were, left to right, Clarence It. Wi Air Force To Advar Eleven hundred dollar a year cash grants are proposed for Air Force ROTC Cadets under the new scholar ship program which the Air Force has submitted for congressional ap proval. The Air Force has recom mended the streamlining of Air Force ROTC Units throughout the United States and plans to take the money saved from this streamlining and put it into cash grants for junior and senior Air Force ROTC cadets. The new program has won the support of college officials throughout the United States. Currently there are 174 AFROTC Detachments in various colleges and universities throughout the United States with approximately 107,000 cadets participating in the program. The University of South Carolina is one of the most productive non compulsory units in the nation and will realize the full benefit of the tiew program. The scholarships will he straight cash grants given to: cadets as incentives to become career i officers. This will represent a radical Dear Dr. Frood: Our colle, is a great big lovable Sain He loves everyone-exce fact, he has bitten me eight times. What can I him to like me? Frustrate'd I DEAR FRUSTRATED: Moth carry this off, I suggest yi raccoon coat, let your hai brows grow shaggy and whimper affectionately. Dear Dr. Froot agreed to excha a nice hanky. awoke Christm from her. What CHANGE TC CADETS RECEIV i- receivcd counis-ins ais secoid ere. Col. james E. Johnstn, pro new officers. their families, faculty Isihility 111141 the Aignifiennce of nIII med fores. Cadets conuni-o-ioned Mims, Bteniuminl H. Tollison,l. 11 Propose4 iced ROT change f r o m most scholarships, awarded today, which are based on ".need." In order to allow all male fresh men at Carolina whc. desire to enter into the forthcoming competition for the cash grants, the Department of Air Science has announced that there are approximately 50 vacancies Svailable in the AFROTC cadet pro gram for all male freshmen. The Air Science Department will con Extension Il Adds Hygiei A course offered especially for school teachers of health and hygiene is a last-minute addition to the spring semester schedule of the Ex tension Division of the University. The course, Hygiene 111, is of fered for either graduate or under graduate credit and will meet at 8:3P a.m. Saturdays in Flinn Hall. The first session will he held to LUCKY Dp_a6 DR. FROOD'S THOUGHT POR putt away5' a1 penny a treek for one e mascotDear Dr. Frood: I ernacot is ext racurricula pt me. In for the band, pul vidouolge basketball team, do t getthe hockey tean the faculty club og Love(r for the fraternil .think these activ er him. To me when I get or ou wear a r and eye learn to DEAR EAGER: 14i lege will let you 5AIL I: Before vacation, my girl and I nge Christmas presents. I sent her 'ou can imagine how I felt when I as morning to find a sports car can I do now? D)istrau ght DEAR DISTRAUGHT: Remind her that Easter giving time is just around the corner. TO GET A QUICK LIFT, sugg stantly, your spirits will rise. smoke more Luckies than a all along that Luckies taste j ) LUCKIES and E COMMISSIONS cohn11 M. Mledlina, Thoomas N. MeclA-m lleon III, John L.. Garner, Ieo L. mnnd II. Carinter, Jr. Lt. Carpent Distinguished AFROTC Graduates fi accomplishnents sat the 1niivermity. followiiig the ceremony. ; Boon C Corps applications of freshmen who Gid not enroll during the regular September 1960 registration period. Studnts who enroll Will he eligible i, compete for the proposed scholar -hips and wvill he able to complete the AFROTC Program within their programmed graduation date. Appli 'ations for entrance into t h e AFROTC Program can be obtained a, B,arnwell College during the Spr-ing Semester Registration period. livision ie Course nWrroW and interested persons may registcr at the first meeting of the class. Mliss Maisie Booklardt, supervisor 'f health education in the S. C. De partment of Education, w i ll teach Ihe course. Additional information may be ob ti ained from the Extension Division, Flinn Hall. t STRIKE PRES 'H DAY: A penny saved is a penny year . .. why, you ieill have fifty-two ca l1ost of my life here r. I carry the drum Dear Dr. I the curtain for the Eve I fot ax the court for the more gen scrape the ice for My friend t, clap erasers for and I've and shovel sno away seva y houses. Do you do you tU ties will really help broke thih it of college? DEAR RE Ion't think the cot- tell, reall) 3ut. horse, a I 0 Dear Dr. Frood: Can you help ni I'm not as stupid as she thinks DEAR ANXIOUS: Perhaps, but yo first. ests Frood, step into an elevator and When you savor your Lucky, you're IN ny other regular. They're a wised-up reat. Get the cigarettes with the toaste get some1 tate f a 1, Charles F. Luigi, Ilewellyn L. Fox, Jamem P. Draffin, and FAI rr ani I,:. Luigs were desigiated r their Ieadership and academic AU informal receptiom was held Department Schedules Lecture Prof. James ). Atkinson of ;eorgctown University, authority in he field of psychological warfare 111d strategy, will Iecture Feb. 14 it he University, the fourth of five qpakers in the set ies, "New Per pcetives in American F o r ei g n Olicy." The annual lecture series is pre cn.ted by the USC Department of nternational Studies. rhe Tuesday lecture will be given n Russell House auditorium at :30 p.m. Admission is free and the .ublic is invited. Prof. Atkinson has been a consul ant ta the Psychological Strategy 3)ard, Operations Research Office. )cpartment of the Army, Depart ncnt of the Navy, and other govern nental agencies. In 1959, he was a nember of the faculty of the ional Strategy Seminar at the - 1onal War College. ENTS: earned. And if you could Frood: On New Year's >lishly resolved to be arous with my Luckies. s have held me to this, been forced to give ~ral packs a day. What ink would happen if I resolution? Resolute I SOLUTE: It's hard to r. Lightning, a runaway ornado-who knows? ie convince my girl that I am? Anxious u'li have to convince me light up a Lucky. In. -for college students bunch who've known d taste-get Luckles. >r a change! ins onu r mid, ,,,..,