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AIEE-IRE Picnic The student chapters of t American Institute of Electric Engineers and the Institute Radio Engineers will have a pieni party Saturday at Legion Lal (Heise's Pond) from 3 to 9 p.m. .0 members and prospective membe are invited to attend with the dates. Dress will be informal. Co tact any graduating Senior in Ele trical Engineering for further i formation. DAR An open meeting of the Ur versity chapter of the Daughte of the American Revolution w hoe held October 10 at 3:30 in tl Faculty Lounge. The speaker w he Dan McLeod, Attorney Gener of South Carolina. All interest< persons are invited to attend. Debate Team Students interested in the US )ebate Team should contact D M. G. Christophersen at his offi( in Davis. i Epsilon Nu Phi Epsilon Nit will meet We< Iesday, October 3, at (; p.m. i Room 201 of Russell House. ISC International Students Club wi meet Tuesday, October 2, in Root 101 of Russell House at 6 p.m. Westminitster Fellowship Westminster Fellowship w i I ieet every week on Sunday at p.m. for all Presbyterian student, Weslev Fondation All fieshmen desiring to atten the Methodist retreat at Y-Cam tomorroV from 2 to 10 p.m. ar asked to sign up at Wesley. Sur per Vill he served and transporta tion vill he provided. Weekly activities at Wesley it elude morning worship at 10:1 vespers at (;:.0. and forum at p.m. Sunday. Liunclons are hel Tueslay at 1 p.m. Communion an breakfast are on Wednes(lay a 7 a.m. 4 * * Student Council Student ou ncil will meet MoN G rayson' BACK TO In Finest Tra The maw In the game knsows no fear, WVhilst the applause *f *tory rlwgs h i ear. INDIA MADRAS MA&&P $8.95 Graj "Style HJeadqu4 1347 is Briefs day, October 1, at 5 p.m. in Russell he House Auditorium. al * * * of 46YI, c- Junior-Senior "Y" meets Wed ke nesday at 1 p.m. Freshmen meet L11 Monday, and sophomores meet rs Thursday at 1 p.m. ir * * * n- Press Club c- Press Club will meet today at 1 n- p.m. in the Azalea-Jasmine Room of Russell House. Speaker today will be William B. Williams, political reporter for The State. II- * * * rs "Gamecock" ill "Gamecock" staff will meet to ie day at 2 p.m. in Room 208 of Rus il sell House. al !d Crucible Crucible staff will meet Tues day at 1 p.m. in Room 209 of Russell House. C r. WUSC-AM The staff of WUSC-AM will meet today at 5 p.m. in Room 204 of Russell House. Circle K Club The proposed University Circle K Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Columbia, will hold a meet ing at 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, October 3, in Room 116 of the Business Administration Building. Professor A. C. Flora, Jr., who is forming the club, urges male sophomores, particularly former ti High School Key Club members 0 to attend the meeting. leter-Vargity Carolina Christian Fellowship C opens its semester meetings to P night with an address by Dr. p D David D. Strebe on "The Christian v on Campus." The first of a series of weekly meetings throughout the semester. the meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in Room 102 of Russell House. Re freshments will be served after the meeting and all students are in vited to attend. )r. Strebe, a professor in the Math Department, is co-advisor to ithe group. Also acting as advisor is Dr. Fred Giles of the Physics - D-partment. S Presents: I COLLEGE litional Classics Hand Sewn MOCCASINS $12.95 VESTED SUITS From $49.95 SPORT COATS From $29.95 SPORT SHIRTS From $4.95 H.I.S. PANTS From $5.95 SWEATERS From $11.95 !son's arters For Men" iAAIN ST. Ex-Nazi Prisoner German Nei To Speak 'I Gerhart H. Seger - journalist, cei iative of Germany, one-time pris- ne; mer of the Nazis, and a natural- es< zed American citizen - speaks to Cz ournalism and international rela ions students at the university Ur 'hursday and today. W4 Seger, a member of the lecture foi livision of the German Inforina ;ion Center in New York City, 19 liscussed the situation in Berlin Ni n talks to classes in the USC De- of Ge frc th 'vo Ge *res cal art clu ab< pet Re: - "G Be Gerhart H1. Seger artment of Internatioial Studies nd the International Relations req lub Ihursday. sior 'oday Seger addressed classes in wil le ISC School of Journalism on cen Ie modern West German Press. Sta [e is a correspondent for one of run ie West Germany newspapers. 196 Seger was arrested by the Nazis can hile serving as a member of the 'col ermain national legislature, the schl Reichstag," in 1933 as an old Oct olitical opponent of Hitler. He A ,as pl)Aced in the first Nazi con- appi Sa l REl get Lots intl c]ED more throug,h t It's the rich-flavor leaf thad of this longer-aged, extra-ct with L&M's modern filter Get lots mo from L&M. wsman 'oday itration camp at Oranienbur ir Berlin. After six months h aped from the camp int Lchoslovakia. [n 1934, Seger came to th ited States and during Worl ir II taught orientation course ' the U. S. Army and Navy. 3eger returned to Germany ii 15 as a witness at the firs remberg trial and as a membe the court staff. 3eger was born in Leipzig rmany, in 1896. He graduate, ni the School of Journalism a University of Leipzig an< rked as a newspaperman il rmany, and as a foreign cor pondent in many Europeai >itals. He served in the Germai ny in World War I. le is author of many books in ding "Oranienburg" - a boo] mut his concentration camp ex -iences, a n d "Diary of i rugee," and is co-author o: 3rmany -- To Be Or Not T< arolina Stud( or Law Scho< 'he Law School Admission Test uired of applicants for admis i to most American law schools b he given at more than 10( ters throughout the Unite( tes November 10, 1962, Feb ry 9, April 20, and August 3 3. During 1961-62 over 26,000 didates took this test, and their 'es were sent to over 100 la%v >ols. Applications are duc ober 1. candidate inust iake separatt, lication for admiission to each .. . . . . . ... . ... . . . ..... ... ............ IN More fi ce body ie blend e flavor e smoke taste he ifiter ...a does itt!Among L&M's ch ired leaf than even in some the Miracle Tip - only pu then Ailhe cignrette forpeonn Schedult For 62-6, Movie schedule for the Rus for the 1962-63 school year by tl October 4, The Caddy; Octob October 18, open; October 27, Ot Day at Black Rock. e November 8, View from Poml Game; November 29, Gunfight S Affair to Remember; December January 3, Breakfast at T Debutante; (Saturday); Januari t Teahouse of the August Moon r the Sixth Happiness; January 1c Battle Cry; January 26, April Commancheros. February 2, Something of Vi t Sun; February 9, Rebel Without of Drums; February 16, The Hu i ary 21, Shane; February 23, Tei Home from the Hill. March 2, Sheriff of Fractui Sound and Fury; March 9, East The Egyptian; March 16, Open; March 23, Sayonara; March 28, e Let's Make Love (Saturday). '.April 4, Where the Boys Ar April 13, Demetrius and the G I'll Cry Tomorrow; April 20, Th 25, Beloved Infidel; April 27, Sec mnts' Applicatioa A Admission Ex law school of his choice and should inquire of each whether it wishes him to take the Law School Ad. mission Test and when. Since many law schools select their freshman classes in the spring preceding entrance, candidates for admission to next year's classes are advised to take either the November or the February test if possible. The Law School Admission Test, prepared and administered by Edu cational Testing Service, cannot MM n1ee . cigarette......... And .~N. ............ ... ... .2 . ' 4 9 re white t yo li... 2)h, ell ietosoe Given 3 Movies sell House has been announced te Student Union. It is as listed: er 11, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde; ie Eyed Jacks; November 1, Bad )y's Head; November 15, Mating at 0. K. Corral; December 6, 18, Mr. Roberts. iffany's; January 5, Reluctant r 10, The Hustler; January 12, (Saturday); January 17, Inn of , Giant (Saturday); January 24, Love (Saturday); January 31, klue; February 7, Bridge to the a Cause; February 14, Thunder nchback of Notre Dame; Febru npest (Saturday); February 28, red Jaw (Saturday); March 7, of Eden (Saturday); March 14, March 21, Northwest Passage; It Started in Naples; March 30, e; April 6, Psycho (Saturday); ladiators (Saturday); April 18, irty Seconds Over Tokyo; April ond Time Around (Saturday). is Now Due ammation be "crammed" for. The Bulletin (which includes v application for the test) should I obtained six weeks in advance < the desired testing date from La School Admission Test, Educi tional Testing Service, Princeto New Jersey. Applications SAVE MONEY SPECIAL REDUCED RATES. ON] AMERICAN HOME (8 months) - American Journal of Cardiology (1 Amer. 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ICity .~.Zone. 0 New U) Renew U) Teacher (~] Stud -ddre 1Athletic Program Launched A program designed to meet the athletic recreational needs of the student body has been launched this semester according to Weems 3 0. Baskin, Director of Intra-4V murals. The new program will permit students to use the pool and gym nasium for after-class activities. 1 A life guard will be stationed at the pool and an assistant will be in charge of the gymnasium. Students will be permitted to use the weights, parallel bars, etc., and equipment will be lent for such sports as basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong. The pool will be open on Mon day through Friday from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and on Friday after noons from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Also, on Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m., and on Sunday from 2 until 5 p.m. - The gymnasium will be open during the week from 3:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon and from 7 until 9:30 in the evening. The week-end schedule will be from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday and from 2 until 5 p.m. on Sunday. ,n Coach Baskin said the program oe is on a trial basis at present, and, )f if successful, will be continued. He w said he hoped students would take ,- advantage of the facilities, since ri, the program offers great recrea tional possibilities. -ORDER NOW!! X FOR untn Teachers 5 2.40 8 2.40 yr. reg. $12) 10.00 12.00 a (1 yr.) 10.00 12.00 er.) 10.00 14.00 r.) 13.00 15.00 1 y'. reg. S5) 3.50 8.50 3.50 3.50 7.00 7.00 --.. 3.00 5.00 6.00 9.00 0.00 6.00 9.00 9.00 5.00 5.00 8.99 8.99 r. $5.8) ... 3.50 3.50 6,00 0.00 3.00 3.00 5.00 '.00 3.00 300 6.00 6.00 rec. S11) . .. 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