The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 08, 1963, Page Page Three, Image 3
Campus
Unclassified
FOR SALE
Heating irons, hot plates,
+ . plug-in pitchers; very slightly
used and greatly reduced in
cost. May be seen and obtained
through the Happy Housemoth
ers' Association.
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Trace-em or Erase-em Art 13
sketch tablet. Contains com
plete series of bewildered drift
wood logs, cloth creases, and
broken plaster horse heads. Pro
vides viewer hours of amuse
ment-but must be seen to be
appreciated.
Just acquired: one dozen
wash cloths in assorted colors
and conditions. Discovered dur
ing mass clean-up project. On
display in room 123, McClintock.
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DON'T PLEAD YOUR NEED
IT'S GUARANTEED
TO BLEED!
Just arrived: 973 yards of burnt
orange madras . . the newest
spring shade. Enough to sew
about 400 skirts, the same
amount of shirts, with plenty
left for a dozen generous muu
muu's.
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SPECIAL
Do-it-yourself style kit; In
cludes one pair weejun inner
soles (alterable), two colorful
tack-on London Fog labels, and
two dozen yellow oxford cloth
Gant loops.
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WANTED
Several lower halves of in
cisors, three middle knuckles,
and other appendages; age not
important. Contact shrouded
skeleton -n right rear corner of
Biology 12 Lab 104.
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Tips F
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Ever wonder how they do it?
Fow some people develop the
cnack which permits them to com
plete the last line of a jingle and
win a new red jaguar to buzz
around campus in. Or $5000 a
month; tuition for life?
What are your chances of win
ling a contest? To help you bet
ter them, here are seven tips col
lected from judges, big winners of
yesterday, and a contest writing
eacher who says that his grad
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in the fine art of winning contest
do with three tons of canary bird
trio of singing canaries.
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ntrant
uates have won $6,000,000 in the sl
last 30 years: it
1. Use "I" and "My" in your ca
entry. Take the personal approach. so
Use warm, informal language ra
ther than chilly phraseology. at
Here's a winning entry written in
by Mrs. Nita Parks of Pasadena, of
who has won a car, a dog, and F<
a houseful of appliances. This yc
sentence won her dog-food con- fo
test: M
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makes my poodle eat hearty, hel
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healthy, we're both happy." see
2. In case you know nothing spt
out dog food watch for contests sp(
which you have the advantage ma
special interest or knowledge. "Si
otball fans, for instance, last one
ar had to pick the winners of ser
ur football games: Texas A & ten
vs. Texas, Michigan vs. Ohio f
ate, Army vs. Navy and Syra- enI
se vs. U.C.L.A. Those con- cot
stants who picked the four win- thi
ng teams had their names en- we
red in a sweepstakes drawing- cor
r 1,068 prizes in all. The top
ize in the contest, a railroad
werman from South Plainfield, us
J., who commented after he ge
d recovered from the shock: vei
Chis is one time that a real sports se
n won a sports contest."
And a New Yorker named Rob- s
t Moses won $25,000 for an Co
say on highway improvement.
r. Moses was Commissioner of sty
irks for New York City. ag
Not to be discouraging, however, Ca
large majority of contests are
:n by housewives-simply be- us<
use, say judges, they comprise u'h
out 70 per cent of the entrants. stc
Be sure to obey all the con- jin
Rt rules-to the letter. Hundreds t h
thousands of entries get dis- ar<
alified each year because the net
nder hasn't enclosed a label, fir
is gone over the word limit, or of
s misunderstood the problem. Of
you must supply a word to bai
yme with another word-be sure tio
rhymes with that particular ini
ord. Also make the rhyme scan. mi
the first line goes da-do-da-do- cei
i-dee, don't make your line go an
i-dodo-da-dodo-dade). Get an en- mi
y blank from a dealer if the to
iles require one. And before is
arting to work on any contest- an
rst make sure its deadline for De
tries has not already passed.... pu
4. See what's "hidden" in the mf
roduct you're writing about- "a
tch as usefulness, aroma, eye tir
)peal. Study the advertising and to
ee what the sponsor stresses ly.
out his product. Tell what the th
>od, or soap, or wearing apparel tic
>es in your life, or the role it fli
[he Campi
student Su
The carry-all for the Carolina jec
llegiate, the Campus Shop, is the gu
re-saving supermarket of the- nos
udent-in-a-hurry...
From nine to five daily, the In no,
or is unlocked to make available !
unending variety of the neces- tas
bies of daily living: umbrellas, ba<
cks, nail clippers . . . also the to
ne-necessities: peanut b a r s, pa)
ekel cigars. St<
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rntests
Elope
ys in your class work or in
ping you cope with some
niliar physics problem. Then
if you can say it in a brief.
rkling manner. In a contest
mnsored by a shaving cream
ker, one contestant scored with
ives shaving seconds and sec
1 shavings." And for a diaper
vice contest, the winning sen
ce was: "Rock-A-Dry-Baby."
. Take plenty of time on your
ries-and don't be easily cis
traged. Ask others what they
nk about it, spend days or
eks until the Big Inspiration
nes.
. Re-phrase-juggle words
words that sound well to
her. Watch for chances to re
se your phrr.ses (saves shaving
onds and second shavings).
e contrasting words (biggest
allest.) Look for chances to
npound words (hospital-clean).
e assonance and rhyme (more
lage, more mileage, more smil
?). Transfer ideas (arrest
ncer-wanted for murder).
. Be sincere. (If you don't
the product or don't like it,
y not enter another content in
ad?) While limericks and
gles are supposed to be funny,
e complete-in-25-words-or-less
usually judged on the unique
s-aptness-sincerity basis. The
m supplies a "weighted scale"
contest judgment to the Post
fice beforehand, listing, on the
3is of 100 points, what valua
ns they will give entries. For
tance, in one contest "aptness"
ght count for 30 points, "sin
-ity," 40 points, etc. Therefore
entry high in the latter quality
ght outpoint one which seems
be more apt than sincere. This
a rather complicated matter
d the scale chosen is a secret.
fining these words for puzzle
rposes is chancy; but one might
tke a stab at it by saying that
pt" means "to the point"-hit
ig the nail on the head-getting
the essence of the matter quick
"Uniqueness"-that no one else
Dught of the matter in that par
ular way. "Sincerity" - no
iff, no bluff, no stuff.
us Shop:
permart
t-Made-Simple manuals. Data
ides, Verb Conjugation Wheels,
vel condensations and reviews.
.F's should be extinct by
30 serve the other literary
tes of the campus, are hard
~ks--from Advanced Calculus
The Memoirs of Cassanova ;
perbacks, from Stop Dieting
irt Loosing to IPerry Mason
Tves thc Cae of The Sun Bath
e Diary; and magazines: Time
MotorTrend.
rhere are also book markers to
p the chapter place, book coy
to keep the books clean, and
k ends to keep the books from
ipling off the book shelves.
A~nd those who wish to write
ir own hooks there are com
te (d-it-yourself kits: every
D noteb)inder, art erasers, pencil
irpeners, pen points, and type
iter rib)bons.
gew styled blazer patches have
ived, and new bracelet charms
I stationery arrive daily. The
f fed gamecocks which arrived
>ut four weeks ago, were so long
coming because they took so
g to make, and the legs were
rd to stand up, according to
TONIGHT
scialty -
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Fried Potatoes
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Carolina's "First Couple" shows tl
recent dance and reception honoring
of the Air Force ROTC. The gala affai
Officers' Club Tuesday, February 26.
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By Nancy WiL
(Editor's note to newcomers: Last
planation-guide to the symbols in the p1
The King's Gambit accepted, a roma
the terror of the nineteenth century, but
by modern analysis.
White M.C.O. line 6 Bla
1. P-K4 P-1
2. P-KB4 gambit pawn P >
3. N-KB3 P-1
4. P-KR4 shattering pawns? P
5. N-N5 (alt. N-K5) P-I
6. N x P K :
7. P-Q4 striking center P-E
8. B-B4 ch. P-C
9. B x P ch. K-r
10. PxP N-1
11. N-B3
12. B-QB4 P x~
13. R-N1 chi.N
14. Q xP Q x
15. R-N3 R-Bl
16. B-B4B
Black for the
airs. Daniels, the assistant man-s
Trhe Gamecock emblem, ofF
'ourse, has found its way onto
swoatshirts in four sizes, five R
styles, andl( sev'en colors; also new
iip)perbags, ashtrays, pins, jewelry,A
eer mugs, salt shakers. piggie si
>anks, and baby b)ibs. s
With any of a variety of dlecals, to
~he emblem can be welded onto
>ulletin hoards, notebooks and achi
aledge paddles. Little carved,
,voodenl, plaster or furry roosters
nake wondlerful gifts. And to
vrap the gifts are paper and rib-ilC
>ons, and greeting cards. There 1.
ire get well cards and April fool's plet
lay cards. in h
Allegorically, the campus shop 2
nay he called a beehive. The over1
iueen hee sits amidlst her stacks 3.
>f Kleenex and silver trinkets de- plet,
scendling the word of phenomenal of
riHEY. No Exchanges! ... an A
irticle from the campus shop is eligi
t life-long possession. However, avai
~his may be on the leeway that the ori
ihop operates on a "gross profit" min
asis with proceeds designed as tere
University scholarships. att
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week's "Gamecock" has an ex
ays listed below.)
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has been toned down somewhat
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re you eligible for member
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gmna Alpha Sigma is a Na
ali Honorary fraternity which
gnizes those girls who have
eyed excellence in the field of
etarial studies.
ualifications necessary for
ihership are as follows:
The student must have comn
?d at least nine semester hours
usimess courses.
The student must have an
all B average in all subjects.
The student must hav'e comn
~d at least 15~ semester hours
ollege credits.
pplication blanks for those
ble for membership will be
lable in room 408-B, Barnwell,
-oom 311 in the Business Ad
istration building. Those in
sted are encouraged to inquire
heir earliest convenience.
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