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Jlcquie Spiawi, senior journalisr in GIANIOURl njjjgazine'.s qeul" J11c411ie is weariig it campuls nltfi, These 11hree pichtres will be senlt alotn intterest 14) GIAMOURIl where they wil Canapus" Winners from huldils gof . Wh By ClARLENE DAUGHTElRY Staff Writer Next year, due to the lack of housing space, freshmen girls are being placed in) vacant spaces. The (A uthor of "I Was Loves BO( Today, foregoing levity, let us ti No. 1 problem facing American explosion. Only last week four Ohio - one of them wh ile carryini thinking such a thing couldn't I land, let me tell you there were f a 45 year old man in Provo, U Bangor, Alaine-and in additi Khanath Falls, Oregon-an eigl only by the quick thinking of I phone off the hook with his mu?, of weights and measures. (It, w sense for Wilter to dial the fire ( expect~ a cast to sunmuton a fire l)ahnatian, catn one?) SM// &flf5>- f I bring upj the p)opuhtion101 ext: feel certainl tha:it sciencee will utltin aill, has niot science in recent yen the t ransistor, the compluter, ti filter? Ohs, what a saga of seic Mlarlbosro filter! Oh, whatt aha and error, of dedication andi pIerse a t riumplh it was when the A\las testing and1( discarin'lug onse filter nickel, lead, tin, ant inmony, sponj hut happy, from their laborator perfect filter eigarette! WVhat r Indeed, what rejoicing there stilli and settle back and enjoy that fu to us in soft piack or flip-top b fifty states and ('I ' ml ! Y es, science will uht ims ately solv< popuila tion1 e'xplosiont, Ibuit in the heavy over Amterica's colleges. greatest rush of high school gradtI r4oms andl teachers for thias gigmt Well sir, somie say the answer is This system, now~ in use at man vaica tions, has three semesters y~ COmpI lresses ai four yea r cou rse itl This is good, but is it good eniou systemi the stiudent has occasional are ut terly wasted in sleeping. Is that is indlicated? I say 110. 1 say desp51erate prol (lies. I sayv that. part iasIlmeasusres we muttst (do no less than go to si year. Bitt t hat is not all. I say of crery day?! Thle Ibenefits of such a pro gro n of aill, thle classroomn sh ort age wi cause all the dlormuitorie's can~ i' S'econd(I, t lhe teacher sIhort age w ill Ii all the night watchmenss casn he p and14 Aiddle Eniglish p oetry. As iJimedliately dlisa ppear Iheause es Any further quiestions? . * Yecs, one further qu4estIion: IIare' partner In pleasuttre-the untille* Commannder?: If not, by all mec 01lad uou did. Ja li mna jor, has b-4e1l sect) o re-preseit lesi Dressvd College Girl" co(t). , it parly irvss, aui liln off-cu.1i i s dli till z with iniformationl about her activitie% all I he en14terll in comPetitiol with "best d olleges throughoiut the United Stales. ere The (1uestion this week is, "Do you think that incoming freshmen girls should have a dorm to them selves or do you think that the present Carolinaj co-edIs ShouldI IRP2 Ma Il a Teen-age Dwarf", "The Many ;f Dobie Gillis", etc.) )m I . rn our keen young minds to the colleges today: the population people exploded in Cleveland, 4 a plate of sou). In case you're appen anywhere but in Cleve iso two other cases last week tah, and a 19 year old girl in on there was a near-miss in it year old boy who was saved iis cat Alter who pushed the zle and dialled the department oild perhaps have made more epirtment, bIt one can hardly engine which is followed by a losion not. to alarm you, for I miely solve the pIrobIlem. After rs brought us such miarvels as ai hevatron, and the Marlboro nice was the discovery (I fthie rt-rendling eplic (If end(less trial verance ! And, in the endl, what -lboro scientists aifter y'ears of muaterial aifter aniot her--iron, ce cake-finally emiergedi, tiredl y, carrying in their hands the ('joicinug there was that daiy I s whenever we light a Marlboro Il-flavored smoke' which comes Dx ait tobacco counters in all Sthe problems rising out of the me('s attie the prolerus hang This yeair will Ibring history's sites. Where will we find class itic new infhux? t o adopIJt t lie t rimnester system. y co)lleges, e'liminateus suiinuer 'r ainnium instead( of two, and1( (o thiree years. gha? Even uinder the trimester (lays offT. MoreoIver his nighits this thle kind oIf aill-out aittack >IAims caiil for dlespera te renie v'ill not solve t his crisis. I saiy h14 ool every single dayi (If the ie mutst go to school1 :4 hours aire, of couirse, obl viouas. First II inuniediately dhisappea.5r lbe con11verted'( ito tclassroorns11. moiieIdateI l disappeai'ir h erautse utt to wo vrk teacin g calculus .d finially, oIvercrowinilg w''ill 0 19611 Ma: IIhutman yjou t ried Mfarlboro's riewest red, kinag-size Pil/*ip Morris ansa comE nabard. 1,',,'il b cquie Splawr .R C arolina The "T4)pTen"1 Iti un1 almme ( 0114-g I nm.e a d 'ill we ouffil. magazinle. The14 natioml iii 114ol (;LAMOU1 . res.s41 JaegJ1it. Isa s CI (:ada- cie. editor cif the "( Girls I have priority over the freshmen gitIs?" Anne I)igb-, feslunan, replie( "I think that the frehlimen co-vs should have I dor mll to themselves. As a freshman this year, I am staying in the freshman dorImm. It has iven me a (h1a11cv to klow the girls of y class. If the freshmen M -eds were mixed with the uppelIass co-eds, they would only become acquainted with girls that would graduate in the next yea r or two. They should k now their own class mates because they vill be with them for the next four years, and the freshmen Nwould feel more secUre with girls that are having the sale eXi)peiielCes. I WouIn't trade this year's eXperienCes that we, as freshmen co-vds, have had il MlClintock for. anything. Graduate st udent, D)on Mliles, said, "I think tihe present situa Columbia s Finest" Stagt kr (o hon Hm be- nua,oie SIt ay ie thatb6; byiDar blue,apin,li grey,ca beigt Spormuweawligsot grey, oliv,ree anvtd tuo "Mhr- ises 8G16;white , Carolina's B 0/11r7"W ; A" nnr bwl e phol,ographed inl Ohe ,pring spend lto exciling week, inl New. ) trk it J "hmnorable voweniin" winnoer, %ill het fv. 1A by a commliIIte4 composed of the4 sti ame14-ock." dlitor, 41f thle "Gamerf-ock" ai re? tionl is-;applienh!Iv becaulse of the fact that there is ; Iiiimi ted s pace for which thle womenvi of this Unli Vver,.4i ty are subjected. WN,i thI thle construction prog-raml that i:, pres ently unlder way, thepren situation should he alleviated and upperclasswomlenwll have mlore dormitory choices inl thle fuiture along with thet( freshmen '1. 11l(ow eVerl, I .4sincerely believe thIa t freshmIlen should nllot have too manly choices, inl college ]ife." Carol Law%son, a junior, an Swered, "Itn good idea for up1)percl assmlenl to have prior iy over inlcomling fresheni selvc t inlg rolomls. I lowever, there a1re advantages inl the fre *shlmuln being provided with a dorml just for their class, because it wou,H unlify the class, build good school spI)irit , and( enlable I t hem to ad julst t o dlormil life." ,an,,v, uu ..... 1961 0 EDIIO in the nimit ble Harburt~t \'l g 4k' I N' ~ i' fiel Wbthat thate a clsi itdsac or Whions thuali. ti In ;ve, navy, buhee. Wt h sizestIcti 8-16 charolLtatl : ir tuo ............1 h . 95 ' Fit ( t blck andi' red ..s in thef50 r celonry it he freght e. e,vend yelo ....el ....eve5.00 fresh men Secont d Flooraveto itha vr i nA m re sh.mnei 3st Dressed Gi fo t:i::::s isssassl i o.: i i sr for t as11w al Agustig ifc 1 11un1e a, guest, o)f the 4'cue mu441 inl a flail i ne of . 4,y 4e ilor and a---,i.tant Ever. i"arnat and 11hick," 4asr. Jac. Sigma Nj Ann IA-e Delta Chapter of Signa Nu will hers and their (ates at its a1nnu1al from 8-12 p.m. tonirht in the llr bia1 lit-tel. Th I " elaceado. will Prior to the damnce. a drop-in and he held at the lebil-Rujan Iotm, 1 of the Signa Nu' N1lhersI Cl ub. Ihe highlight of the daLnce will b of awards. The Sigma Nu Sweethe and the Mo:ht ,f the Year w Is Standinv pledgc, frw -srvice and N and the tt i ng. .enior, for p 1rti Tucky Neal Earn $135 weekly during summer traveling overseas. MUST BE U. S. CITIZEN. Com plete details furnished. Send $1.00 to Lansing Information Service, Dept. F-i19, Box 74, New York 61, N. Y. FIVE POINT ?'ea, CHOPPED SIF With Onions, French TEXA S-BURGERS - 4 HAMBURGERS A Regular Dinne "I,Less T han a M~fii Call AL FIVE POINT: B21 Hand rl 4,.64 ......' .... 111 Of the 111 41 Bor,i . e .tar, of 0 he thro- finai-- inl II. mpu- i Ie vol"nmittvv for fill i i . 'am11pl- 4orgaiifaltionl hal the pri%ileg. I Ii' wAa- -pon,orni h). (.Ii P i .0vial fl. i White St< Elizaheth Roulaml( Vhite Star formal 1 - . 'he oM Of the C1lu1 - Ni. will vou t ...vidt. Ole i nI(It. hliffet supper will 1der 'he direction A %a rd. - the pry MIcntat,n I't Wil 1w enm-ned hwk sone. 1,nae . T . . Pu . cativi, w:h Tel N. Ailli o tr \( a S !aat bby alitclhIe J)l4I2a. I:hernev.lck Ston. Lre. I.illaa ay Sitrh orr FrTserniSies,d mrinhor .S1ackbs. naPa tfr wa C aine ot,anin ~-1461 DRIVE-IN LOI STEAK a 4 . .n5e,..-,. , o oz e a h electionheld i hrmair. 22 wAre subi of !-pon411ring a "Be.I. Ih-*,S1e4d" e1adi ali-rnii.%. (Phojo. ha Silmitill.) tr Formal J udy Stoke honored. To the three mombers who IIoIst devotion and service to Sigma he Virgil Duffie Award. The pledge mst utstanding theme on "Why I 1u" will I awarded the Mother Brown inight:- dance are: Anne Lee for Comm n 1andier: izabt-th Rwl van(d for On1md t: .uiv Stokks fr s.c A,mn Abatua arrorities Kes, Officers~ anad Junil'i t hard. T u \ ''Inl s wer re.' ent ly~ in tiatedu iio IDeha Ztan soa'rri. They arl: Norn liAlle I ( ;tyie ialf, ( heri Mo re Aone lReigle, andl Elisa Sleep)er. A~\lso. Atlary li ztabeth Tay!obr, Eien Trott er, D iane Wiatt, Varoough. A ipa Pi oif Alpaha Phi Omega elect id Actai otfficers for the. I 0:e1-1 .% schoeol year. Those ele weire : E d d y Blrown, wothyu miastaer; W. TI. Mayton, worthyv chaplain; Dana McLen ldln, worthy keeper of the ex Sh erquter: (a rl ll endrlic ks, worthy keepere of the. annals; Hob San de&rs, worthy scribe; Bobu Nor ton, worthy sentinel; and Blandl ing Clarkson, wort hy usher. The following pledges were elec'ted pledge officers of the fraternity': Mike Hart ley, P'resi dent ; Hoba St. John, Vice-P'reei (dent; D)ennis~ Myers, Secretary; Joe Medlin, Treasurer; and John Kelhaugh, Sergant-at-Arm. Recently initia.ted into Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity were: Enice A. Brad(shaw, Malcolm As hourne C'orley, N 0 r m1 al n . Fai rey, Charles M. Felton, Jr., Jack William Hlaile, HTartwell Kelley Tones, Jr., and Thomas Vance Leonard. Also, James Reaves Smith, Grant Joseph Stephen, Jr., and Stanley Duke Flannagan. (Continued next week)