Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ICampui Newman Club The first meeting of the New man Club will be held Septembei 18, in Room 202 of the Russell House at 7 p.m. * * * Wesley Foundation Wesley Foundation will hold Sunday morning service at 10:15 a.m. and a Student Forum at 7:30 p.m. Sunday night. All interested persons are invited. * * * Baptist Student Union BSU will hold its weekly meet ing Wednesday, September 18, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Baptist Student Union building. * * * Westminster Fellowship Westminster Fellowship w i l I hold a meeting Sunday at 6:00 p.m. Supper wil be served, fol lowed by a topical program. Wednesday at 6 p.m. there will be a supper and worship service. Lutheran Student Association The Lutheran Student Associa tion will hold a worship service at the Lutheran Center Sunday at 10:30 a.m. There will be a meet ing Wednesday, September 18, at the Lutheran Center at 7 p.m. Student Senate The student senate meets Mon Law School Scheduled I The Law School Admission Test, required of candidates for admission to most American Law Schools, will be given at USC, and at more than 100 centers through out the nation on November 9, 1963, February 8, 1964, April 18, 1964, and August 1, 1964. The test, which is administered by the Educational Testing Service, was taken last year by more than 30,000 candidates whose scores were sent to over 100 law schools. ETS advises candidates to make T E SCHO Give B Ilriefs day at 5 p.m. in the Russell House Auditorium. T h e meeting is mandatory for all student sena tors. It is open to any students p, interested in attending. * * * ni Seniors, Law Students, and a] Graduate Students Senior, law and graduate stu- a lents will have their pictures ri nade in Room 206 of the Russell House, for the Garnet and Black, any afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. t3 and on Tuesday and Wednesday w mornings from 9 to 12 noon. ti Garnet and Black Staff Vi Anyone interested in serving on the Garnet and Black annual staff ri should come by the Garnet and sl Black office any afternoon and rt leave his name and the hours he can work each week. to , , , p: Electrical Engineers w Charles Rhea, president of the bi Institute of Electrical Engineers, ir announced that freshmen and pre- ti engineering students can join IEE. The Carolina Community incor- fl reetly stated that the organization sr is limited to upperclassmen only. ot Persons interested in joining are invited to the kickoff meeting of the yoar at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, September 19, in the auditorium of the engineering building. fr Admissions For Mid-Novf separate application to each law si, school of their choice, and to ascer- al tain from each whether it requires the Law School Admission Test. in Since many law schools select their fo freshman classes in the spring of preceding entrance, candidates for ta admission to next year's classes te are advised to take either the No- m vember or the February test. The morning session of the Law School Admission Test measures ti the ability to use language and to w think logically. The afternoon ses- m DL ...DIz Us A Try *C fIen's Rus Cha1 Inter-Fraternity Council, cam is governing body for all Greek ] cial fraternal organizations, an unced rush rules this week for I fraternities and rushees. A fraternity man, pledge, or umnus may not aid or assist a ishee during fraternity registra on. Fraternities may not serve any 'pe of refreshment other than ice ater at open house periods. There will be no professional itertainment at smokers. Only te men in the fraternity may pro de entertainment. Every fraternity m a n and ishee is charged with the re >onsibility to see that all rush iles are fairly kept. All violations must be reported the Inter-Fraternity Council resident or the Dean of Men ithin 48 hours of the infraction. No alcoholic beverage may be -ought on the campus or brought to a fraternity house at any me. Three or more rushees and a -eternity man will constitute a noker. No smokers are allowed her than the scheduled smokers. The Inter-Fraternity Council 'ficers and the Dean of Men will sit fraternity functions during ish week. If a rushee fails to pledge the aternity whose bid he leaves Exam hmber n includes measures of writing tility and general background. Sample questions, registration formation, a n d registration rms are included in a Bulletin Information. It should be ob ined six weeks in advance of a sting date from Law School Ad- I ission Test, Educational Testing rvice, Princeton, N. J. Registra m forms must reach ETS two !eks before the desired test ad inistration date. Soc OLOGY Before I A CROSS FR( h Rules O )ter Respo writh, or if he depledges or is de Aedged, he may not be pledged by o my other fraternity during a a ;iven semester until 60 days have tl )lapsed or the semester ends tl (whichever is earlier). The fra- r ernity where a rushee is de- t ledged or where the rushee de- t< ledges or fails to report to the a iouse after taking a bid must turn b n the appropriate form (Form a Bantam Our initial Bantam Beauty is a 18, graduated from A. C. Flora I "favorites" water skiing and music. football, "And," to quote her exactil blonde plans to be a history major. 1KB . . .ENGI ou Buy .. >M T HE COR P titline nsibilities li1 The failure of any fraternity to to bey the foregoing rules will re alt in the fraternity being denied v he right of pledging any man for do ie period of one semester. These ales are necessary for the pro- by action of each individual fra- bt arnity and each individual rushee af nd will be stringently enforced ca y the Inter-Fraternity Council in nd the office of the Dean of gi len. fo tit Beauty co -Photo by Jarrells Lolumbia fre.hmenn. Teze Ition, ligh School. She lists io. her Her favorite spectator sport is v, "of course, boys." The 5'4" USE D NEE RID .All Texta FELL A RMS VUSCA1%1 lates Full WUSC, the radio voic a, will soon be heard tire campus. This E ke place on the stud ice's first day of brn hich is tentatively set y, September 23rd. WUSC will not only more students than ei it the station will also filiate of the Columb sting System. When g activities for this sei n, the station, with its rmat, will be heard foi ne campus-wide since The accent in WU: amming schedule will liege students want to CAl STI I extra-ct TH TH WU Your campus i tained, as well : pertience. There are stal ship is open to ( communications I SuIppol patro, L Guai [Radio Expands; Coverage a of Caro- increasing popularity of folk tun over the among the college set has bee vent will taken into account and a new ent radio "hootenanny" show will be heard )adcasting nightly. for Mon- Quiet music is generally fea tured, but for those who prefer be heard music on the serious side, "Classic 'er before, Musicale," fifty-five minutes of be a new time-honored classical music, will ia Broad- also be heard. broadcast- Anyone wishing to join the staff nester be- of WUSC is urged to attend the different station meeting today at 5:00 in - the first Room 204 of the Russell House. 1947. People with skills in writing news, ;C's pro- typing, announcing, and engineer be music ing are needed. Both men and hear. The I women are welcome to join. ROLINA JDENTS nterested in irricular activities? E GAMECOCK E CRUCIBLE SC-AM RADIO nedia keep you informed and enter Ls providing opportunities for ex f positions available, and member 'arolina students interested in the ields. -t your camf)us media. tize their advertisers. ALSO SEE OUR ARGE SELECTION of U. S. C. CLOTHING JPP LIES an teed