Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Schedule 0 Monday Foi Best Dres For the fifth year "GLA] for the "Ten Best Dressed This year, "The Gamecock" "GLAMOUR" to find the "Ie Pus. There are prizes galore fi for "top ten" honors. Among pense-paid visit to New York pagne Cotillion, national rec their colleges in the August ; newspapers across the countr Voting for Carolina's "le Wednesday, from 9:00 a.m. tc lobby of Russell House. An, sponsor a "Best Dressed" should be sent to "The Game deadline for submitting entrie *'Specialized' St Feature Travel III order to meet the ever-in creasing number of reiluests for more "speialized" student travel programs, the U. S. National Student Association now offers several Special Interest riavel 'rograis for the 1961 season. Priced to meet the limitations of the student budget, these pro grais focus on hoth events and geographical areas. Included il these special pro graims for 11161 are the E.ast-West tours, Israel tours, Conltinenltal Circle tours, )rive - It - Yourself tours and the Festivals of Music al(d Art tours. The East-West prIogram fea tures visits to several I'astern E.uropean nations including the Soviet Union and offers the par ticipant a ehinnce tl view and understand the people and life of these countries. Israel Progran Th'e Israel prograin. which in .luides visits to several Western IAiropean nations. features a stay at a "kibhutz"4 ia co-operative work camp) and a look at Israeli development woik in tihe desert, Cornell Arms 1226 Pendleton St. We specialize in I and tiF Ask About Our BUDGE 'Wlwo would I wer WVhat would my fire ALLIED f Interviews Interested sed Girl WOUR" magazine is looking College Girls in America." is again cooperating with it Diressed Girl" on our cam >r the young women picked them are a two-week, all-ex , climaxed by a gala Cham ognition for the girls and isue of "GLAMOUR" and in 7. t Dressed Girl" will be held 5:00 p.m. in the downstairs r campus organization may candidate, and nominations cock," Box 49, campus. The s is Monday, February 20. udent Tours In Russia The Continental Circle program is designed for graduate students and new teachers. The program is planned to hel broaden the indlividual's exp)erience and back ground with special emphasis on the field of education. Drive-It-Yourself tours are es pecially ponpulatr an(d offer the participant a uni(que ol)portunity to visit out-of-the-way places. In formality and meetings highlight the tour. Music Festivals Particularly popular each year is the Festivals of Music and Art tour. Included inl the programil are performances at the Avignon Festival. the Venice Festival, the Salzburg Mozart Festival, the Wagner Festival in Bayreuth, the Edinburgh F e s-t i va and the Shakespearean Plays at Stratford. The programs include from 6 to 8 countries and range from 4: to 80 days in length. Prices range from $1,000 to $1,410 for the all inclusive programs. Further information llay be obtained by Vrit i ng: I )ept. R-I, U. S. National Student Associa York 18, New York. Beauty Salon Phone AL 3-0432 )leaching, tinting )ping. T Waves for Students rvalable?" t aanent be P" CHEMICAL Cl \, future for: Chemists. Chemi~ Begins Seniors Placement interviews have been scheduled for the week beginning Monday, Feb. 20. Interested senior students may arrange for appointments through the offices listed for scheduling. Definite interview appointments must be arranged in advance by each stu dlent who wishes to be included in the schedule of interviews. Mon., Feb. 20 Representatives of the Hazel tine Corporation will interview in the School of Engineering. They are interested in seniors majoring in electrical engineering. Ap pointments may be arranged through the School of Engineer ing. Deering Milliken Service Cor poration will interview Business Administration seniors in account ing, business economics, and management in Room 304, Rus sell House. Appointments may be scheduled through the School of Business Administration (Dean Derrick's Office). Tues., Feb. 21 Deering Milliken Service Cor poration will continue its recruit ing in the School of Engineering. They are interested in talking with seniors majoring in chemical, electrical, and mechanical engi neering, and also in mathematics and chemistry. Appointments may be arranged through the School of Engineering. A representative of Associates Investment Company will interview Business Administration majors in Russell House, Room 301. Ar rangements for appointments may be made through the School of Business Administration (Dean Derrick's Office). North Carolina National Bank will have a representative on campus to interview seniors in business administration, English, hi story, journalism, law, math, and political science. Interested stu dents may make appointments for the interviews to be held in Russell House, Room 301, through the School of Business Administration (Dean Derrick's Office). The Atomic Energy Commission plans to have a representative in the School of Engineering to in terview seniors in engineering (chemical, electrical, and mechan ical). physics, chemistry, law, and at the master's level, ac counting, management, and pub liv administration. Appointments may be scheduled through the School of Engineering. Wed., Feb. 22 A representative of .J. B. White's will interview in Room (Continued on page 8) ADOOR IS OPEN AND THIS MAN C You'll want to note the d campus then, ready to ai chemical industry . .. arl that career at Allied. You'll find it worth your v has twelve research lab one hundred plants, and worth learning all you ca thousand different prodi. ones coming along every Come prepared to ask ou kinds of jobs? Which pri ment? Which location? FOR THE CAREER SIGN p DIVISIOMNS BARRETT a GENERAl PLASTICs AND COAL CHEMICALS. try Majors, Engineers (Che S Amy, Stroud FlIossie IIOjpkins Ly'nda (Canady AT ALLIED CHEMICAL... !AN GIVE YOU T HE F) ate below. Our interviewer will be on yi iswer your questions about a career in1 id to point out the advantages of pursu ihile to get the facts about a company ti oratories and development centers, os a nationwide network of sales offices. I n about a company that makes over thi icts-chemicals, plastics, fibers-with ni year. r interviewer what you want to know: WI ducts? What opportunities for advani FACTS YOU NEED UP _NOW FOR AN lNTERVlES BASIC TO. MERICA'S ROGRESS U SI BROADWAY, NEW YORK 6.N W CHEMICAL * NATIONAL ANILINE * NIl SEMET.SOLVAY * SOLVAY PROCESS * INTER VIEWS . . . . MAF cal. Mechanical, Eletrical) igma Phi Epsiloi ........... Nancy Frye 'Queen Of I] Is Sig Ep Tl Sigma Phi E-):silon, social hol( its annual (uen of hionior of' the chapt4r) sweeth the Wade lampton ll I otel. Warl- an<d h1is o rc hevtra w ill Is i c. I lit erll ission events will in elitatioll of the llew ofticers lt ()I the ol( al announCen Stilli(ling jplC<dg0 ;inlld OLnItinl the year. Prior to the daince, a cocI be held for the Sig -:ps anld the ('oILlumbit Woman's ('ub. Nieigning sweetheart is .h Iopkins. Off'iccrs an<l tHheir strol 1u,l 1f1 1ru1ce Shaw. Ir Fryve f'llr .limi l i I'arfieltd, -Jean Wallace fr Hill A Vre, ( Flossie lloj)kils for I )ave 11 ing sceay Also, (; Hlarriott for I responlding secretary, L,ynld Nval AIlmiette, listoliai ani Bell Risi ller., social chlirll Of' Tcw. the ing lat h icr Trm-'sl f's noain; ,M Plhi I' ee lbwa eW iat y C, PI ROCEC NAfTONAL, 3C 1 Sponsors earts' ieme fI'aternity, will Ivarts Hiall inl -art tonight at Wood Wood 11 prov.ide the .11<e( t the pres mId the bowing ent of the out ding active of tail partY will their dates at s. Flora Autry atc.s are: Amy Isident, NaneV vice-presidenit, llpt roller, and opkins, record )onllu1th, cor t ( 'anadV for Jvanl Willis for -ial Organi icers Fior uh on .tr.i -it *ls '' pi ,rhen rty, anl they are now tit'a1 sinne part I.;n tr Ir t r is llav -h.ev Little Joe say . Eating C BAI AND | Welcome, Ca FOR dTERING SERVICE lONE SU 2-0338 otering to parties of 10 to 5,000 P.S.: Good Luck to n ar WAN'.... Gerri Hairriott + ..- v.....:;: .lean W~ lis rations' lec -- ]. 1 . .. ut Gives Hearts a Lift ruary Special I-B-Q BASKET ROT CHOCOLATE 50c rolina Students Sumier Hi way Phore SU1 7-9183 Camden Hi.way Phone AL 6-9764 Charleston Hi-way Phone SW 4-9818 .P A RK Marvin Bass & Staff