Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Coastal Carolina... Fall Fare F GRM.~" BEYOND THESE WALLS lies a checkerboard of umpteen nicklee, bring back a chartreuse teddy hear to the dorm. -(Stall Photo by Campbell) IF A FAIR IS CHILDREN; (Someone important once said that.) Look twice and you'll find cotton candy all over their mouths. FEATURE DEADLINE All news for the feature pages must be in the "Game cock" office by 2:00 on Monday. LADY VAN HEUSEN BLOUSES Solids & Stripes BUTTON DOWN and PAN COLLARS DJ shop * * Daddy Junior Shop b Like most of us, you probably feel pressured at times with the demands made on you for original thinking, - for fresh ideas that will lift your work above the commonplace. Through the study of this book, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, we are learn ing how to turn to God for the intelligent ideas we need. You can do this, too. We Invite you to come to our meetings and to hear how we are working out our problems through applying the truths of CRLN Christian Science. C R LN STUDENTS CHRISTIAN SCIENCEThsA an ORGAN IZAT IONThsA an University of South Caroli-- 65c M..Na times S .. aM4r. IWill Admit MeN pieae Ruses Heuse, Sm. ieOn eature -(Stajf Photo by CampbeU) and one in umpteen chancee to Did Yo Miss North Augusta (who is also Miss S. C.) chipped her front tooth while biting down on a sucker. Ann Houston has acknowledged the fact that her n a m e has NEVER been in the Gamecock this year. (Now it is.) IF LOOKS COULD STOP a these of George Boyd and Cyni ~~iTERPE aUNT. "BRIUAIANT RIMIE THAi BRIBAUANT MAN PERFORMANCESI T RANKS AMONG Fe|lini HEOT pitffil BRILMANT with ti CINEMA WORKS OU OUR TIMKE" gr0teSi "FRACNAi PICTURE!" "Til "A FILM OF THgE TNi HIGHEST BE DISTINCT'IONI Feflini is Muesed with "ON more then atouch g of genius, sois his Pgt new filemi" "ARtVE LOU CAROLINA s Fair The Coastal Carolina Fair has come to Columbia - a magical world of money loosing. Fair weekend used to be teamed with the Carolina-Clemson game. This year it's tripled with Halloween and Homecoming (see poem, opposite page). It's anticipated with thoughts of winning stuffed teddy bears to impress somebody special . . . an excuse to buy cotton candy . . free souvenirs - pink yardsticks and pamphlets - in the exhibition tents. It's remembered by that certain feeling after two ice cream cones on the ferris wheel on the way down . . . kicked up dust so thick you can't see . . . begging, blaring, barkers - the kewpie doll pushers. And it's never forgotten. It is against Gamecock policy to mention brand names in stories like . . . (ha, ha, bet you thought we'd slip and print them again.) Lu Know A Charleston m o t e 1 has this sign: "Please inform the manage ment if you intend to unplug this T.V.; it is attached to the burglar alarm. Diane DeStefano and G i n n y Carlson are hereby recognized for the same lack of recognition. 4W -(Staff Phaoto by Campbell) roulette. wheel or any "win" dlevice hia O'Dell would pussh a fighting CE!" TAINMENTU rWIuL REAuLY E YOU SIT UP kIGNT AND TNI E t remedos R il poetry, his skillB " ie silly ond - *, |Ue. ..harbors llegant treosuresi" ,o.e. N V . .m 1G!" 1 S IS A TURE IT MUST4 E OF THE4 EAT TURKS OF? . TIMEI" 0p .o Wggg. (ggD ggg.N M SA -~M THEATRE NOV HANGING FROM THE RAFTERl .May he ever remain hanging. Spanish Dv RelatedTi Ry BE'TTY WINCHELL tac and the PAT ROESSLE Feature Staffan The following information and I interview was obtained and written Eu up after conquering: the 1. The language barrier 2. The time barrier Th 3. The history - quiz - tomorrow the harrier the We had to slte our 78 r.p.m. rn Yankee accents to 33 1 /3 before St they could understand our English. America's theater - goers a nd d musie lovers can thank a small J group of U. S. businessmen for onepi of the current season's most spec 14, C - gr at \p nsby In the Sleepwalkers, Arthur is Koestler has written a comprehen sive history of the great astrono- bi Roelcs atied KeTr,ado Netn- and oftehicvrisp becom a cassi in heahstor Thre, followinginfationohg an inerdiew inahs fctind ad wre Eu upimecnueramin: oftanigh cl.r -techia language. Sp 2. The tiure bfarrie Thn 0h page Mr.ost leru tomrow tha hom rrxinerreainhptihr-lh liio and phosophy,r and rpro-e videne nsigh ito th/ efpoy- t thcory. rtadou ngih tu musi loers an hanka s a ReADer Onl RevoBAim ewiera PLAYlby Uctober 25, 1963 - Th S: A zooful of stuffed prizes. We mece Biogi [rough Re ular and successful c o n c e r t ater hits. arolina can thank Ted Ledcen I the Artist Series Committees its presentation to us. While on a business tour of rope during the winter of 1962 se gentlemen chanced upoi a anish company of youngsters -forming in a Madrid cantina. use men were so impressed by freshness, vigor, and talent of group, arrangements were de at once to bring it to the tes. hay of 1962 was the date for American premiere of Jose dina's BAILES ESPANOLES. te Molina and his campany ap ired at the Trinity Theater in ashington, D. C., where it was eeted with wide acclaim. The ow from the very start was des ied to be the number one touring ameneo dance attractions in the S. The wardrobe for the spectacular traction was created in Madrid Spain's foremost designers. It valued at $80,000. Many of the fabrics used by the >lina company are hand-woven. mny of the costumes are exact >ies of native dress used in many rts of Spain today. The company is 80 pair of boots and shoes per rformance. Wlhen the company left the field >se to board the bus, they were a ring blue denim work shirts I blue jeans. r'he group was assembled by nor Molina in February, 1962, lowing his withdrawal from the se Greco company, with whom had performed for five years principal male dancer. Dne dancer commented that he ed the U'nited States "50-5O" th his home Madrid. They hadn't ue to e.xplore Columbia, having Ty arrired that afternoon and ieticed until showtime. During the show each company mber muist make 15 or 20 cos ine changes, necessitating the noval of every bit of clothing >m the shoes to hair ornaments, di from the skin out. The eastanets are said to take the persone..lity of the artists. e tone of the castanets will inge from one pair of hands A.o Sammy's Li LUNCHES a. 54 One Meat, Choice Bread, Butter, Every Friday Nig At Sai Large Rib i Large T-Bone ABOVE SERVED W SALAD, BRE Served from FE GAMECOCK - Page Five --( Stallf Photo by Camripbell ) have no tise for the tiger though. raphy porters nother. "Castanets are bequeathed rom one dancer to another and re thus used for generations," U o Ii it a said: "and like good rrantdy, they improve with age." Dear Readers Hy PRECIOUS ZURIO Featurn Staff The campus netespaper, as we now it today, was started back in F908. The forerunner of the GAME 'OCK was the CAROLINIAN, a pub ication of campus netes and litera ure. Today's (GAMECOCK is news nly. We have a separate literary magazine, the CRUCIBLE. As a GAMECOCK reader, I feel that a great part of the news presented, especially on the feature and society pages, applies only to a minority of Carolina students. To day students and the independents do not get their fair share of attention. This is the only criticism I have. As a staff member, I know that a lot of hard work and time go into the puF''hing of our weekly ueuspaper. The staff, on the whole, is very rnit ical of its own work. Every F'riday the new edition is torn xpart, page by page, as errors in 4'ording, content, lay-out, or pune !ua tion are pointed out by our 'ditor. Each week wee striec to wr'oid repenting these errors, but womehow' a few always manage to ineak in. IBefore I joined the staff, I never ;tare much thought to how much work went into one little article, or htow much time w4ent into the page ray-outs. It seemed( as though the mrticles were written in about as much time as it took me to read them. This is far from true. While writing one little article, for in ttance, I found myself interview ing three campus officials and !aking notes on what they said. Then I spent four or five hours, x.t least. writing and re-writing my fea ture. With all this in view, I would tay we have a student paper to be piroud of. Those students who over !ook the G AMEcocK are missing the p'leasu re of reading enampus news ,nd opinionis an w ritten by1 fellow ttudents. ncheonette id SUPPER of 3 Vegetables, T ea or Cof fee ht Is Steak Night nmy's teak - 75c Steak - 79c ITH FRENCH FRIES A.D, BUTTER 4-7:30 P.M. d Fat SeTrce"