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Cainpai Student Senate The Student Senate meets Wed nesday at 5 p.m. in Russell Hous Assembly Room. The meeting i mandatory for all student senator and is open to any student it terested in attending. -* * * 1. S. club International S t u d e n t a Clu meets Monday at 7 p.m. in Root 101 of Russell House. " " " Christian Fellowship Carolina Christian Fellowshij a chapter of Intervarsity Chri: tian Fellowship, will meet at 7:0 p.m. in Room 102 of Russell Hous on Friday. " " " Westminster Presbyterians and all other ir terested students are invited t Westminster Fellowship for prc grams and supper meetings Sun day and Wednesday at 6 p.m. Sun day morning coffee hour will b held at 9 a.m. with transportatio to church services provided. " " " Wesley Sunday services will be held a Wesley Foundation at 10:15, fo lowed by Study Classes. Vesper and a forum will be held that eve ning at 6:30 p.m. The service o Holy Communion is at 7 a.m. o Wednesday. Breakfast is serve afterward. " " * L. S. A. The Lutheran Student Associf tion will have worship services c the Lutheran Center Sunday s 10:30 a.m. There will be a meel ing Wednesday at the Center s 7 p.m. SC Midship High On N Three of the top five scores o the NRROTC Physical Fitness Te: completed N o v e m b e r 20 wer earned by midshipmen from Sout ('arlina. A freshman member of th Pershing Rifles, Grady C. Got completed a total of 736 sit-up and earned 946 points on the fiv event test for undisputed Uni leadership. C h a r l e s F. Warford, Jr.. freshman, amassed 7.17 points fo s e c o n d place. Warford, also member of the drill team, mad an 8' 10" standing broad jump an did 11 pull-ups. Robert W. Maynard, the ir structur and administrator for th test, t(Ok third place wvith 419 points. Bob did 80 Mlarine pus51 ups5 for a record in that depar ment. Hei is a Midshipman L Cmdr. and the head of the tw< platoon drill team. Another freshman, Wesley ] Morris placedl fourth in the te: with a 4127. He is also a memb< of the Pershing Rifle Drill TIear Charles S. D)avis of West Coluni bia dlid not le't his short heigi hur't his broad jump, Hie jump( 8' Ii" scoring 333 p)oints for fift place. Points for the Physical Fitne: Test, which was optional until Ni venmber 20 but will be reqluired(< all Midshipmen, are awarded it exceeding the already stiff mini mums. All men who have passed eac event in a total time of one hot are to be excused from Navy Li and Navy Drill on the ThursdE before Christmas vacation. Th M L BLOSS( FLU Convenient to I AL 3..'683 :8 Briefs Canterbury meets every Sunday e at 6 p.m. for supper followed by a worship and a discussion. s * * * - S * * Carolina Citizens for Goldwater will have its third meeting Mon day, Nov. 25, at 7:30 p.m. in Room b 205 of Russell House. All Gold n water conservatives are invited to attend. 1RC 1, International Relations Club will meet at 5 p.m. on Monday in Room 0 204 of Russell House for a special e program p r e sen t e d by Dr. E. Rhoodie, public affairs officer of the Union of South Africa dele gation to the United Nations. - IRC is sponsoring a book drive D for Dr. Raymond Moore of the International Studies Department, who is currently t e a c h i n g in - Pakistan. He w r i t e s of the e lesperate need of the university Sstudents for basic books in all subjects and is particularly in terested in books on international t studies, political science and his tory. A box has been placed behind the Information Desk in Russell House for the deposit of books. f Thanksgiving Service The Reverend Mr. Fred M. Reese, Jr., minister of B e t h e 1 Methodist Church, will conduct the Thanksgiving Meditation services in Rutledge Chapel November 26 t at 10:15 p.m. t Sponsored by the C a r o 1 i n a Religious Council, the program t also includes a solo by a member of the University Chorus. men Score ROTC Test n time will be utilized to give the t test again and work on physical e fitness. h A trophy is to be awarded to the individual with the highest score. 2 In addition the platoon with the t highest average will receive a s commendation from Capt. R. E. 2 Jeffery, the Commanding Officer t of NROTC. USC Senate Hears Three Resolutions ' hree resolutions were passed -last Wednesdlay at the weekly -Student Senate meeting. -. The first asked the administra Stion to extendl the time limit set on dropping of courses until midl 3. term. at Another resolution, directed to T the USC Athletic Department, re 1- rquested that more seats be re served in the student section at the ~t home b)asketball games, since many d1 students are forced to buy tickets hi for the reserved section and are turned away from the games be s cause of the scarcity of seats in -the student section. ~f A resolution, introduced by 'rim r Quinn, stated that the University i- News Service had presented USC students in an unfavorable light h and urged that the News Service ir use more discrotion in the articles .b that are released to the various y news media. It was passed un at animously. yje1 -- - ~e Gjjame ~M SHOP RIST JSC at Five Points 2001 Devlna SN Team StopsPiKA In Playoff In a sudden death playoff held t Wednesday afternoon Sigma Nu r claimed the right to meet Phi Kappa Sigma for the Fraternity Championship. Pika could not move the foot ball after the opening kick-off and i was forced to punt. The ball was y finally blown dead at the Sigma 2 Nu 17-yard line. Sigma Nu then moved the ball l up field to the Pika 36-yard line C where quarterback Don Phillips a broke away for a touchdown. a Zone 7 and Zone 6 will battle for the Independent Championship on Davis Field this afternoon " while the fraternities will clash on an adjoining field. A workir towai your B. I degre Dose Due Aj Vacci] The second in the series hree oral vacoinations for po riyelitis will be given on Mond )ecember 2, in the Russell Ho ssembly Room. Three thousand students w noculated with the first of I labin vaccines on Monday, Octo! 1, commencing the USC St 'olio Campaign. Alphai 1 mega, national service fraterni nd the Student Health Servi re sponsoring the mass immu ation program to wipe out pol yelitis in this area. 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It's e it of your own - just phoune, come ra below. *bachelor of bi to apply for a Davison's Campus Cr mue -. age phone nie . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ phone VLS ON ed To( actions or after-effects, regardless i of age, sex, or allergy condition. Even diabetics and mildly sick I persons can take it safely. Everyone must take the entire series of vaccines to be completely I safe. The first is not enough. I There are three Sabin types of vaccine, each giving lasting pro tection against a certain kind of e polio. Type I Sabin Vaccine was ad ministered on Monday, October 21. December 2, the first Monday after Thanksgiving, Type III will be given. The last, Type II, wll be distributed on Monday, Jan- a s . rd he an r S dgets edi - 9 'I ampus *ary 6. All persons over the age of hree months are eligible to re elve the new Sabin vaccine, re. rardless of the fact that they may reviously have received another orm of polio vaceI'ne. Students, faculty, campus em. loyees, and their families will be ble to take advantage of this ervice by receiving their doses t the University. There will be no actual charge or the vaccination. A voluntary ontribution of 25 cents will help over expenses. However, no one rill be denied the vaccine because f inability to contribute. * I