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Teachers' Exam
The closing date for applicati
for the February Teachers' I
amination is 1 p.m. Saturday, J
Discount Card
To Go On Sale
At Registratio
Discount cards allowing univ
sity students a 30% savings
the Fox and City theaters will
on sale next semester dur
registration.
The cards will be good for
whole semester allowing the a
dent approximately a .25 discoi
everytimo they are used at 1
respective movie theaters.
There will be a desk in I
Naval Armory selling the c
count cards at a price $1.25 d
ing the time that students i
paying their fees. Another p
vision on the card will allow
student special rates at the St
lanes Bowling Alleys. The ca
will be non-transferrable and t
will be the only time during 1
semester for students to buy the
Student I
(Continu
The Student Union has succe
fully sponsored Folk Music C
certs, featuring local talent. '
Student Union movies have pro,
so popular that arrangements I
to be made to show them on W
nesday nights as well as
Thursdays. At the first of
semester the annual freshn
mixer was held by Student Uni
It also sponsored a Christn
party for the children of
married studerts.
Tentative plans for the spr
semester include folk music c,
Belts for the beach
tying up the Bri
look for Sinclair
in a shaped colum1
jumbo tattersall suit.
1407 BROADWAY. NEW YORK 1l
A Division of Burlington Indu
S
Is Briefs
uary 25. Students may obtai
)ns application blanks and bulletins b
Ex- phoning 263-5278 or by visitin
in- 937 Main St.
Cultural Society
Is David Robinson, Jr., who worke
recently with the National Counci
:>f Churches in Senegal, Afric
will address the Columbia Studen
n Cultural Society tonight at 8 p.n
it the Unitarian Fellowship, 170
or- Beltline Blvd. His topic will b
at 'African Tribal Religions." Ride
go will be available in front of Rue
ng sell House at 7:30 p.m.
rhe Student Union
tu- A coffee and doughnut brea
mt will be sponsored during Exar
he week by the Student Union in cc
he operation with Slater System. Als
to provide a break in the monoton
of exams, there will be cartoons i
Russell House assembly room.
ro
the Wesley
ar- Services will be held as usual a
rds Wesley Foundation throughout th
his exam period. Elections will be hel
.he every day from noon until 2 p.n
m. for new officers.
Jnion Holds
ed from page 1)
ss- certs featuring known entertair
on- ers such as the Chad Mitche
he Trio. In the near future the Str
dent Union talent show will b
ren held. Cash prizes will be awarde
iad to the winners of the talent shov
ed- There will be various tournr
on ments in the spring includin
the bridge, chess, table tennis, bow:
ian ing, and billiards for which prizc
on. will be awarded. Winners of th
'as tournaments will have an oppoi
the tunity to enter the Regional Stc
dent Union tournaments. A danc
ng for married students is in th
)n- planning process now.
gance
1 coat and >
.N.Y.
stries
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outha
'Space Studi
Go-Ahead F
I National Aeronautics and Space
y Agency authorized Carolina to
g select at least two graduate stu
dents to receive NASA grants for
space-related studies at USC.
In naming the 131 universities
i and colleges receiving 1964-65
1 grants, NASA said the number at
each would range from 2-15, but
t did not indicate how many grants
had been awarded to each institu
) tion.
e Recipients will work on doctoral
degrees in space-related special
- ties.
The program began in 1962 and
nearly 900 graduate students are
now in training under NASA
grants to 88 institutions of higher
education.
Each graduate student chosen
for the program will receive a
, stipend of $2,400 for 12 months of
training. There is an additional al
lowance for dependents of up to
$1.000 a year.
A student maintaining a satis
e Bulletin Wears
Student's Design
A design by fine arts student
Ronald Buff of Lexington will
appear on the cover of the 1964-65
bulletins and catalogue of USC.
Dr. Rollin E. Godfrey, USC di
- rector of admissions and registra
I tion and editor of the bulletins,
- said a proposal to have art stu
e dents compete in designing the
d cover was encouraged by Prof. Ed
. mund Yaghjian, head of the De
partment of Fine Arts.
Students of Asst. Prof. John J.
- O'Neil submitted designs.
s Buff's winning effort has a
e background pattern representing
the veil blocks which have been
- used in contemporary architecture
e at the University. The background
e is in two shades of gray and print
ing on the cover is in medium red.
C
.EXT
Prices
Caro\
"ARS FR
es Receive
'rom NASA
factory record may be assured of
three years of predoctoral study
under the program.
NASA Administrator James E
Webb said the program "is making
excellent p r o g r e s a toward its
major objective - helping to meet
the nation's future needs for
highly trained scientists and engi
neers."
He said it is "heartening" thai
the participating institutions arp
showing their interest "l
strengthening their graduate pro
grams in space-related areas."
COMING SOONI
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nessmen in five souther
Teletypewriter Service
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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEI
DATE 9:00 A.M.
Jan.
13 Mon. All 9 MWF Classes
14 Tues. All 11 MWF Classes
15 Wed. All 9 '1TS Classes
16 Thur. All 10 MWF Classes
17 Friday All 10 TTS Classes
18 Sat. All 11 TTS Classes
SUNDAY BREA]
20 Mon. All 8 MWF Classes
21 Tues. All 8 T1S Classes
22 Wed. All 3 MWF Classes
1. Grade report folders with cards are to be reti
formation window as soon as possible, but ne
2. SPRING SEMESTER REGISTRATION BEG
3. Examinations for classes not scheduled abov(
will be scheduled by Dept. Heads or Deans c
eluding Sunday.
4. A STUDENT who is absent from any exam
offered an excuse acceptable to the Dean of
the student will be assigned the grade "X."
5. Re-examinations for the purpose of removing
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n states now benefit from new Dial On another,
Ben, a Traffic Supervisor with tion and ph
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at serves Alabama, Georgia, South Southern Be
na and Tennessee. Ben Cool
is latest position by skillfully han. make things
er assignments given him by the are few plac
pervised three groups of instructors or rewarded
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)ULE - FALL SEMESTER 1963-64
2:00 P.M.
All Sections French, German, and
Spanish 11 and All 1:00 TT Classes
All Sections Math. 11 and All 2:00
TT Classes
All Sections Biology II and All 3:00
TT
All Sections History 11 and 12 and
All 4 TT
All Sections English 11 and 12 and
All 4 MWF
All 12 MWF Classes and All 5 MWF
Classes
[ SUNDAY BREAK
All 2 MWF Classes and All 5 TTS
Classes
All 1 MWF Classes
Makeup Exam Period and All 12
TTS Classes
irned to the Office of Admissions and Registration, In
laer than 5:00 P.M. Thursday, January 23, 1964.
INS ON MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1964.
, classes that meet once a week and/or night classes
)ncerned during the regular examination period, ex
wil'. be given the grade "F" on the course if he has not
Men or Dean of Women as appropriate. If excused
a failure or of raising a grade are not permitted.
)ANIES
stomers in the use of new telephone services.
he was responsible for personnel administra.
nning involving a $250,000 yearly payroll.
;howed ability that will take him far with
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like many young engineers, is impatient to
happen for his company and himself. There
s where such restlessness is more welcomed
than in the fast-growing telephone business.
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