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RATED WL ONN ALL-AMERICAN RRNOROS? SPRING, 1963 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA CROWING FOR A GREATER CAROLNA VOL LIV, NO. 5 COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, OCTOBER 11, 1963 FOUNDED 1908 Alm i .:x \ UP! UP Up up -Photo by Jarrel HIGH POINT: USC solo twirler Diane Love tosse high at half time of the USC-Georgia game. (P.S. She caught it.) Non-Frat ( Tops A il-F For the first time in severs semesters, the overall grade poin ratio of the non-fraternity stu dents was higher than the all fraternity average, according t figures released by L. Eugen Cooper, Dean of Men. A tabulation of all the average for the spring 1963 semeste i showed that the Independents ac cumulated a composite average c 2.651, and the fraternities wer slightly behind with an average o 2.614. The overall average of al cHonor Bc . Emphasi The Honor System at Carolina instituted In 1853, is receiving nea emphasis this year, according t Chuck Simons, Honor Board Chai man. Under such a system, al students sign a pledge, usually I: abbreviated form, at the end o each quiz. The pledge, formall; stated, reads: I will be bound upon my honor not to engage In any dis honesty or questaonabie prac tices concerning quizzes, exams, or laboratory reports, and I will not be the means of another's doing so while at the University of South Carolina. One of the major drawbacks o the Honor System In the past ha been that little Information ha been made available to the stu dents concerning the system an' the responsibility of the atudeni The accepted practices and pre Beat alls For C )SOE identified as Samuel lanta, Ga. Shirer w lumbia police during ommittee for tion in downtown C ay a resolu- Myers charged thu the Wesley comport himself in a ist organiza- bring the name of bad favor in a couri ed by Sen. interfering with th )n called for life of the Universi roup on the students." ded support Student Body Pre r of an inte- referred Sen. Myer committee for "furtl stated that Also referred to a ware of the ther study was a re R, who was Gabriel Batarseh, s ma < n, Sei w To Invite m Carolina Music for all acts, dances and vocal accompaniments will be pro vided by the University Band, the a Carolina Coquettes, and a number ,r of soloists have already been s designated as feature performers. s Pritchard Will Direct h USC Band Director, James D. 3e Pritchard, will direct the 1963 le "Carolina Capers." Mr. Pritchard has announced that all persons n- wishing to participate in this show er must register at Russell House In a- formation Desk and contact the ll Band office (765-4278), Room 25, ?' McMaster School, not later than n- Monday, Oct. 14. 1, There will be a rehearsal of in 1g dividual acts and solos with band 0 accompaniments on Tuesday, Oct. 15 or Tuesday, Oct. 22. Other participants will have rehearsals scheduled as needed. Trophies Awarded During the halftime ceremonies of the USC - UNC Homecoming game, Saturday, Oct. 26, the fol lowing trophies will be presented: 5. The Inter-Fraternity Council will he award a trophy to the most tal 1. ented male performer, Pan Hellanic 5, Council will present a trophy to 2. the outstanding female performer, es and Blue Key will give a trophy hi to the outstanding group perform hi ance. 1; All proceeds will go towards the 4; band scholarship fund. Ticket sales a will be handled this year by 'i, O m i c r o n Delta Kappa, Kappa 0; Sigma Kappa, Delta Omicron, Phi a Mu Alpha and Alp h a Kap p a Gamma. At USC to Case A was observed by a class m mate as having opened his text Id book during an hour quiz, obviously lie obtaining pertinent information. rd The Honor Court considered this mn an outright honor violation and n. suspended this person for the in entire summer session of 1963. ct He was further restricted to six in semester hours or less during the or fall session of 1963 to be taken 4. only in night school. Thus, he can enter regular school session no re sooner than spring session, 1964. ,Case B nt Case B was to graduate in June, Ils 1963. He was caught by his pro Se fessor reading information perti in nent to the exam outside of class e. before handing in his exam paper. The Honor Court considered thia ea premeditated Honor violation. vo He was suspanded entirely for d. (Continued on page 6) Late Pep ensure Of I Shirer, 20, of At- uate School, calli as arrested by Co- support of the In a sit-in demonstra- partment. Batart olumbia. side groups" wer t Shirer, ". . . did academic freedon uch a manner as to In other Senat the University into approved the re of law, as well as Committee. (See a normal academic The Senate pa ty and some of its posed by Sen. Ji reduction in the sident Todd Wilson the Carolina-Clen s' resolution to a told it's just ano ier, careful study." Willis, "and I I committee for fur- charged home ga solution offered by The Senate i enator from Grad- unanimously. Pick iators, Dancers Perform For USC Artists Series Begins Season By ANN WINCHEIL< News Staff Writer Opening the USC Artists Series Wednesday, October 16, at 8 p.m. in the Field House will be Jose Malina and his S p a n i s h dance group. The show, which has traveled throughout Europe and in the Orient, has been acclaimed by re viewers as, "Dazzling," "A rare treat," and "One in a million." The program consists of dances, songs, and piano pieces displaying life in Spain. The show opens with "Caracoles De Cadiz." This is a dance inspired l by the popular "paseo," the hour H when all of Spain put on its finery k and goes out for an evening stroll. -. This dance was created in Cadiz where the women were noted for their exaggerated dress and for the "caracoles" or curl-like movements which they made with their fans when fanning themselves. The show then takes us to a bandit's hideout high in the Sierra Mountains where the dancers per- ' form Los Contrabandistas. Ca Sometime later we visit Gra- Clu nada where the gypsies have made in caves into homes, where their sor- lau rows and joys are transformed for into dance and song portrayed in "' "Zorongo Gitano." to r The show commences with the thei dancers p er f or m ing "Taberna - Flamenca." This dance takes place in a corner of a tavern in SevilleDe where singing and dancing areDe spontaneous and build to a frenzy req~ which becomes contagious to the Pl point where the audience and per- dral formers become one. Special invitations are being sent to faculty members pemiting them and their guests to be ad- uled mitted without charges. cu The series is free to all Carolinau students who present valid ID Co cards, and to a Carolina student's that date, even if the date is not a at student at USC. oft Game Buses 'Cat In answer to popular de- dra mand, buses will be run- m is~ ning to the Virginia-South and Carolina game to be held in charlottsville, V irginamia on October 19. All wanting cmua to go can sign up at the Russell House Information Desk s ta rti ng Monday only morning. The deadline on detr or signing up is 2 p.m. Wed.". afternoon. cire cont Rally Al Myers BY DAVE BLEI Managing Edits Student Senate sent to a c further study on Wednesd tion of censure against Foundation, USC's Method tion on campus. Introduc Dennis Myers, the resoluti censure of the religious g grounds that they "provi and assistance to a membe: grationist group." The censure resolution Wesley Foundation was a background of the perso: Carol Quee: Talent Sho Entries Fr( By DICK BIGGS News Staff Writer The second annual "Carolir Capers," a fast - action All - Sts Variety Show featuring USC talented student performers, hi been announced in connection wii the 1963 Homecoming and is to i presented Friday, Oct. 25 at tl USC Field House, 8:00 p.m. Students interested in perfor ing in this show should regist at once by completing an applic tion blank available at Russi i House Information Desk. Vocalisi dancers, comedians, acrobats, i strumentalists and novelty act along with girls for a dancii chorus line are needed for "Car lina Capers." rade Poini rat Averagc I the men was reported to be 2.64 t Sigma Phi Epsilon lead t _ fraternities with a G.P.R. of 3.0 Sigma Nu was second with a 2.91 ~ and Chi Psi was third with a 2.81 D The other fraternity averag e were: Kappa Alpha 2.808; P Delta Beta, 2.795; Lambda C s Alpha, 2.712; Pi Kappa Phi, 2.63 r Sigma Alpha E psI lo n, 2.58 - Alpha Tau Omega, 2.569; Kapi f Sigma 2.568; Phi Epsilon I e 2.611; P1 Kappa Alpha, 2.51 f Sigma Chi, 2.424; Phi K apjl I Sigma, 2.184. ard Lists zes Systei I cedures are as follows: First,1 v' giving or receiving of informati< a In any form. S eeo nd, shou - another be observed violating tl 1 Honor Pledge, the Honor Boa a prefers that the violator be givi f an opportunity to turn himself i' If the observer wishes to rema anonymous, he may either conta the professor of the course which he observed the violation, contact Chuck Simons at 765-408 Judicial Body Violations of the system a brought before the Honor Cou: the judicial body of the Stude Honor Board and results of tria I will be made public, although tl names of those students involved a the trials as either witnesses or d - fendents will be kept anonymous i Last May, Chuck Simonsr ported that during final exams to - such Honor Court trials were he] N.C. Si Vesley ng for Student Senate ternational Studies De eh alleged that "out e interfering with the iof USC. e business, the Senate port of the Election story, this page.) ssed a resolution pro m Willis requesting a price of date tickets to ison game. "We've been ther home game," said hink we ought to be me prices." )assed the resolution , Sen. Dennis Myers . . . "C Frosh Off] -Represent ARTIST SERIES PREMIERE: Jose Molina and his leading dy, Maria Del Rocio, perform an intricate Spanish dance. Their rformance will open the USC Artist Series Oct. 16 at the Field ouse. A critic on the Washington Star wrote: "with those who mow Spanish dancing best, it's Jose Molina all the way." 'D's Start Drive or Membership 'he executive council of Hutto, president of the Universtiy t olina's Young )emocratsh t f te Y D. b met last Tuesday night Ms ut sudacl o l Ru Ss sell H-ouse andlitrse tdet ocnie sched their annual drive mmesi nteY',Crln' new members. lretpltclgop his is the year for Democrats Cara ftemmesi ally to their party and give ofdrv,HveWasnanocd time and talent," stated Reba tediefrnwmmesi rs CORRECTION tbe ilb e pi usl n of Men L. Eugene Cooper HueadSuhDr hrl,t ested clarification on twoenbepoeciembrsti ts in the story in last week'squrastthfncisad ecock on absences and with- atvte fteY',adt n vals.rolfranamebrhpTe 4o credit is allowed for a soa dpe tls usa' se in which a student fails to meigfrtemmesi rv nd 75 per cent of the sched- i:"eAWne,G eort class meetings regardless of'6. *e of absences," said Dean PrgasothYunDm ean Cooper also pointed outtoftteierssfalsudn. withdrawing from a course Mn ftelaigcmag r Oct. 12 will result in a gradeisuswlbedcsedath WF," treated as an academic wel etns nldn n in computing grade pointfomldbtsAlitfgut s. The exception, said Deanspaesinobigarned ser, is when a student with- DrJonBMcougyfth vs after Oct. 12 with the per- pltclsinedprmn t ion of his advisor, instructor,teddheD'excivconl4 the dean of his school,.etn usa adsoet h a student obtains these per- saf ions, then his grade on the OfiesothYunDm se will be a "W."crtthsyaaeRbaHto rhis permission will be granted peiet avyWto,vc when continuing would be peiet ah tpe,sce imental to the student's health,tayNncWis,corpndg tas been made impossible bysertr;JhJuic,raue; amnstances beyond the student'sanFedJeseectvco roteresseddsteaentooper.onstter. membershFipnelYd, oin'5 ensure Wesley" IVe 4' 1 Leers, d ives Campaign Kicks-Off Dn Oct. 14 Elections Slated To Fill Vacancies BY MARY ('ARLTON O'NEAL Campus Editor Fall elections will get under way Vlonday when nominations for the infilled positions are held in Rus ;ell House Assembly Room from to 5 p.m. Names and sponsoring organiza ions for Homecoming Queen can lidates are to be turned in at the >tudent Government Room before ioon on Tuesday, Oct. 15. Positions to be filled include freshman president, vice-presi dent, secretary and treasurer, three freshman senate represen tatives, a student member of the Faculty Disciplinary Com mittee, a student senator from the School of Arts and Sciences and a student senator from Graduate School. Candidates for the position on he Faculty Disciplinary Commit ee must be seniors with a 3.0 rade point ratio. Student senate andidates must he upperclassmen rith grade point ratios of 2.0. Can idates for freshman class officers nd senate representatives must ave made an all inclusive "five" n the entrance exam. Organizations eli g i blie to sponsor candidates for Hiome coming Queen are all fraterni ties and sororities, girls' dormi tories and all honor organiza tions. Each candidate must be a sophomore, junior or senior girl who is a regularly enrolled stu dent at the University with at least a 2.0 grade point ratio. Pictures are not required but ominations must be turned in ~uesday, Oct. 15 before noon at he Student Government Room. sampaigning for H o mn e c o m i n g gueen is allowed. Rules for the campaign will be iublished by the Elections Coin n~ittee. The campaign begins of icially after 5 p.m. on Monday, )ct. 14. Primary elections will be held Tuesday, October 22, from 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. in the old Faculty Dining Room of Russell House. Run-offs will be the following 'Thursday, October 24, in the same place. Homecoming Queen will be an itounced on Saturday, Oct. 26. i P.M.