UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROIUNA
VoI. LIV. No. I COLUMBIA, SOUTII CAROLINA. SEPTEMRER 13. 1963 FOUNDED 1908
In Reserve
-photo by Can p il!
"The Story"
In Pictures
-photo by Underwood
In this series of photos, many of them exclusive, Wed
big story is told. The scene was quiet and uneventful. State '
never left the motel. Ten minutes ahead of schedule, the ttl
dents arrive at the Administration Bldg. to receive their ez
confe.r. witdea. President Jnes i s shw at f.Ar. Ieft du
Students'uderoo
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Olnsarientatio thetmnsrto lg orcieter
cofe ith dreaion Psihden Joewillona fr td
pefremin riy , eptmbreg Ja13,omn oer.A
rglrOrientation prgrm.At
tendance at these meetings is conm
pulsory. .'.
. - New students will assemble in
the Russell House Auditorium at
8:30 a.m. Dean C. H. Witten,
Dean of Students; Dean L. E.
Cooper, Dean of Men; and Dean
Elizabeth Clotworthy, Dean of
JWomen, will greet the students.
After a ten-minute break at
9:30, Dean Witten will explain the
academic life of the university.
At 10:45 a.m. orientation coun
selor a will present material con
cerning the counseling service,
religious life, health service, insur- I ! i R s
ance, scholarships, and loans avail
able to freshmen.
The students will reassemble in
the Russell House Auditorium
where Mr. Paul Fidler will speak
about University policies on part- B i ut
time employment, cultural oppor- SafWie
tunities, and disaster control (see Tndy ffatcfaent
page 6). Social and extra-cur
ricular activities will also be ox-ruhbgn8pm Weesa
plained.nihinteFedHuewh
The program will be completedaprxmtl40peonated
with instructions on registrationinanoengcvcto.
procedures.
A large percentage of freshmen Thcovatn,frtobeel
fail to complete their first year a S oitouefaente
of college because they are not t neet( esn,wspeie
prepared for the rigors of college oe yL ueeCoe,Da
life. This orientation program isfMn hoepesd diita
designed to bridge this transition tv nosmn ffaent
from high school to college as
gently as possible, said Dean C. H.ruh
Witten. I re ob lgbet lde
As of today 1,485 students have suet uthv crd""o
completed this orientation pro-beeroth enace xmi
. gram: 38 students In Journalism,tinohaea20gprfrte
56 in Nursing, 23 in Secretarial peiu eetr tlat1
Science, 48 in Nursing, 180 Incrdthus uthaebe
Engineering, 189 in Education, 649 crid
in Arts and Sciences, and 322 in Bilhoao,ItrFteiy
Busnes Adinitraion ruhi psieg n t, pres edneday
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nesday's Henri Monteith are shown as
'roopers dation stamps on their ID ca
ree stu- and James Solomon answer q
rds and ment of Hamilton College. Se
ring the open window during the press
on, and three. One is more interested
convocation Sto
~resh men Pled
movie "The 2nd Will Make You a Following
Man" to illustrate what is derived will he Ki
from fraternal relations. Sigma, Lamt
Financial obligations of fra- Chi, and Sigi
ternity membership were explained Alpha Tai
by Gean Martin, treasurer of the Beta, Phi E:
IFC. Martin stated that the aver- Alpha, arnd|
age cost of membership in a fra- wvill conclude
ternity comes to approximately Sep)t. 18.
$2.60 a week. There will
Those qualified who wvished to parties at e
rush were required to pay a fee Sept. 19 froi
of $2.00 to regIster. 20, bids wi:
Open house for registrants wa rushees b)etw
held last night and will be held in Room 20
again tonight on fraternity row. This phase o
Rushees must visit all houses from close on Sept
6:30 to 10 p.m. Smokers will be will receiver
held on Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 14 and 15, for those who are The presid
invited to attend, fraternities
Three nights of off-campus Alexander, I
parties will begin Monday night follows: Chi
with Chi Psi, Phi Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi:
P1 Kappa Phi, and Sigma Phi ton; Sigma
psillon ladingo ff. Hendrics;.
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4
-photo by (
they pay the cashier and receive vali- Uni'
trds. Moments later, Henri Monteith thos
uestions from newsmen in the base
veral students take advantage of the ac
conference to catch a glimpse of the back
in the numerous photographers. One stor;
a6
-photos byv (Campa
rts Greeks;
ng Standards Se
on Tuesday night Bre;SgaN,Mro u
ppa Alpha, Kappa ApaTuOea rnl 0
da Chi Alpha, Sigma Lmd h lh,Wne
nia Nu. sn h pio i,Mr
Omega, Phi Deltama;n(PhKpaSia,1
psilon Pi, Pi KappaElo.
sigma Alpha Epsilon AloPhDeaTet,N
on Wednesday night, Wdel iKpaApa
he stag invitationalDikr;SmahiTmQi
ach fraternity house adP ap h.Bok u
n 7 to 12 p.m. Sept. - -
l1 he picked up by
een 5 andl 7:15 p.m. Anstdnwhhano
4 of Russell House. "' O oth194ar
f rush will come to aadBac,Wsindutoh
.20 when fraternities i.icuetenwllhe
tew pledges from 5 tofiaoprtittoosod
ents of the fourteen akrowileopnf
Ls introduced by Mark 20 o60 vr feno
FC secretary, are as ta ek h otwl eS.
Psi, Bobby Plunkett; ~dnswod o eev
E~psilon, Warren Hil- ana ilntrcieae
Alpha Epsilon, Lloyd nx pig
Cappa Alph,LBuddy a_Chi_Alpha,__Wendel___
--photo by (r,rrm pwibrl *-photog Ir l 'nde'rwnos
kamnpbell -USC photo. MrcGrril
ersity official noted that the "only uniforns on campus were
e of our own security forces." SLED agents made a brief appear
in plainclothes during the actual registration, then blended
into the scenery. It's all quiet, and that is the big part of the
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Disaster Control
(Read, Study, and Post in Your Room)
Alert Signal - Steady blast of f eing marked HE SVRE YOU
-5 minutes' duration on siren. KNOW WHER THE SHELTER
horn, or whistle. AREA IS LOCATED IN THE
Students living off - campus: BUILDING TO WHICH YOU
Proceed to your residence. Drive ARE ASSIGNED. )nIy tht
:arefully -- traffic may he your designated area will protect vot.
greatest fbanger. from fall-out.
Students living on-camipus :Go Students who are nu~t housed 0t:
to your room; close the windows; the campus should proceed imme
issemble blankets, pillow, flash- iately to their off-campus resi
light, battery-powered radio, candy dences in event of a military of
ba irs, or other well-wrapped drynauldiatradfom hi
food, prescriptions or other special flo h lni fetfrta
medical supplies. Dress ini coim-rsietadsri.
fortable clothing and shoes (slacks Splmnayisrcin o
recommended for women), put on tefclyadamnsrtv
iain gear as outer garment. TH ENstfnoasindoCvlDfns
WAIT IN YOUR ROOM FORCopduisrebngsudd
V THE NEXT SIGNAL.retyothm
Take Cover Signal -- Wailing DenFlrshsdvopda
tone or a series of short blasts ofinesetrnngduaonp
he'lI three minutes' duration. Pick up ga. YU CAN EPC
items you have assembled, turn DSSE-URIA~DiL
~~ off the lights, leave the room and -iho ihu ro nweg
close the door, proceed CALMLY, ta hywl aepae
QUIETLY A ND DELIBER
A T ELY to your assigned shelter.
In the shelter, follow instructions j .,
t prmtyand cheerfully.C1 t;~ I n s
ASSIGNED SHELTER AREAS
Your Your
RtudentscwhoaareSnotlhoused or
ns;theuthmpuslshould proceediimme
Jiitely toitheireoff-campusnresi
eh- restn - - - re enChcs imovn is amtary of
follow th th' lni ffc o h
Thorowli a Sdppleenary ourtrutecmingo
arthueWria~ 3l falty and adiniestr.v
iiorsriboe(all rniCorpss duties are b issued di
Snjwdn ~ariai Dean Felles hans' Swilpe nk
in.lnllgBuligKcmiteive theininorduca rdn pro
ASSIGED SHLTER REAS -ember of wtheourt inoludei
Your our Chuck wi mousnnGry
Residence Hall Shelter Is in t, ei
E' HgmCh Bilin iHTelve Hebr onttor h
n Sout.h Bulding ounlding ~Hno-Badtesxmmeso
Snwe BlIn the Honor Court fr Mary comnng
n nodove, Fereak Mris,nd Susank.at
nn; Ph llaBeaBidtg n Thes Honor Coussell, Jhn jdcae
AOd nRx un n hcommittee of the Honor Boardn
Riga ne BalSe uisin Wht,GneHwi n n ry
of Kap rigm ildng st Teslvismembericorsttue sthe
PiKappa Alpha BuIlding 1 dentr bod th all mters elte
a. OnCas Marriedh H norCortre:MayAnn
an PhDelt nit .hde uudlilng to thes Honor rincie. Ion Cases
Without children Buainnas Adm that come to trial the Honor Court
The Shelter Areas in the ap- conducts hearings of the various
proved buildino-s are In the .- proc s : ioaon.