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HYPATIAN LITERARY SOCIE'1
candlelighting ceremony conducted I
President. New initiates are Helen
(right).
ICarnpu8
t3arioSOphic rf
Tle Clariosophic Literary So- E
c;ety will hold its regular meeting i
at 7 P.M. Tuesday. March 17, in P:
the Clariosophic Hall on fourth 4
floor of Legare College. The pro- in
i:ram will consist of two semester
a(ldresses by m e m b e r s of the h<
society. 7:
*- *
Westminster
Presbyterians and all other in
tersted tudents are invited to 2
Westminster Fellowship for pro- H
Izrams and ,upper meetings Sun- m
day and Wednesday at 6 P.M.
Sunday morning coffee hour will
he held at 9 A.M. with trans
portation to church services pro
vided.
Pep Club
The P e p C 1 u b will hold its %
weekly meeting at 6 P.M. Wednes- Le
day in Russell House. Please check Sp
the Information Desk for the room
number.
'tt
E-onomics Seminar i;
'The first of the spring series of
seminars in economics will be held
at 3:30 today in Room 128 of the
School of Business Administration. a I
The speaker will be Dr. Richard 'A
H. Leftwich, Professor of Eco
nomics at Oklahoma State Ulni- Bc
versity and Presiden t-Elect of the wI
Southern Economic Association. Co
Tonight at 6:30, the annual >e:
traditional Ugly Man On Cam- vi
pus contest, sponsored by Alpha Ut
?i Omega, will come to a close V<
iad the winner will be an- ni
nounced at the dance tomorrow >o
aight. f
Contrary to popular supersti- $6
tion, this Friday the 13th will
be a very lucky day for the man
who wins the dubious honor of
being elected the ugliest man U
mn the Carolina Campus. Along t
with this honor goes over $100n
worth of prizes donated by
:am pus and Columbia mer
chants and, to the sponsoring
group an engraved Ugly Man
Plaqute.
The proceeds from this con
test will be donated to the
greater University fund.
Citizens For Goldwaterr
All persons interested in secur
ing the nomination and election of
Sen. Barry Goldwvater are invited
to the "Citizens for Goldwater" J(
meeting at 7:30 P.M. Wednesday,
March 18, in the auditorium of the A
Business Administration Building.
Guest s pca ke r will be Floyd ~
Spence. (Please use ground floor
'xit on D)evine Street facing UJni
veriuty Terrace.
P'ress Club
The Pres.s Club will meet today
in the Jasmine half of the Azalea
.Jasmine Room, first floor Rustsell
House, at 1 P.M.
N e wm an Club will hold its
Classified
Rates for Carolina students are
three cents per word, with a mini
mum of five words. Tc place your
message on this page, bring your
adlvertisement to Room 208, Russell
House between the hours of 12
noon and 1 p.m. on Monday, Tues
day or Wednesday. To facilitate
the procedure, payment miust be
made when the ad is submitted.
Ride To Ohio
Three Newberry College g i r ) s
wish a ride to Ohio for the Easter
Holidays. Will pay for the tranas
portablon. P 1 c a 8 e write Patricia
Loats, Box 192, Newberry College,
Newberry. S. C.
ecock Staff Photo By Robertson
YV initiates new members with a
by Carol Whiteuide (left) Vice.
'Ihackston and Marsha Katritz
Briefs
igu1ar meeting at the Thomia
ore Center Wednesday night a
P.M. A slate' of officers will b
resented and there will be,
ating party following the meet
g.
Stations of the cross will b
ad tonight at the e h a p e A a
30 P.M.
9..
Gameock
Gamecock s t a f f will meet a
P.M. today in Room 208, Russel
>use. All interested persons ar<
vited to attend.
OAS Officers
Tour hrou
A month-long trip to the Arat
> r 1 (1, including the U. A. R.
banon, and K u w a i t , will bc
)nsored this summer by the Or
nization of Arab Students, and
?n to all qualified American
dents, teachers and their fam
s.
Participants will depart f r o m
w York Kennedy International
r p or t Jaine 15 and return
igust 15, 1964.
1. 0. . S. chartered plane N. Y.
irut-N. Y. Participant will b<
iolly on his own upon arrival,
st: $475.00.
2. Fully organized tour with a
rnianent guide. Accommodations
11 be provided by Arab Student
tions in University Cities and
uth Hostels in the area with
ernal transp)ortation as well as
ard and other expenses. Amph(
ee time will be provided. Cost
50.00.
3. Options to attend S u m ma e
hool in American University o
yirut, Lebanon or Alexandri:
niversity, U. A. R., will be avail
Ie. All instruct ion is providei
English with the opportunit:
learn Arabic. Cost: Airplan
re plus Summer School costs an
-onortional costs oIf boarsd an
dging.
Since number of seats availabl
limited, please apply as soon a
>ssible.
The 0. A. S. in the U. S. A
presenting (6,000 Arab student
udlying in the U. S. and or
nized in 86 Chapters throughou
Le country, has, as its main oh
etive, been working t o w a r d
tter understanding between th
rab and Amnerican people.
For ap)plicat ion f o r m s an
irther information write to:
MARKS =
1321 Mtvain (Next to Ritz)
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UNIVERSITY APPROVED
LEISURE SLACKS
* FAREX POPLINS
C;II Al I?I<
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"For The AMark of Disicton
Recogn
To Law
The Phi Alpha Delta lai
Iernity was aelected outst
:hapter in the District 12 cc
ield in Washington, D. C.,
G through March 8.
Competition for the awt
mtstanding chapter i n c I
hapters from Maryland,
ngton, Virginia, and North
ina. The basis for the aw
he number and type of act
ierformed by each of the ch
n aiding the student lawyer
-ransition from scholastic I
legal practice.
Delegates from the C h i
Cotesworth Pinckney chapi
U. S. C. were Frank Draine,
ren Jennings, Thad Willian
- rom Columbia, and Mike G1
Ireenville.
Everett Bennett William
Washington attorney who i
resenting Bobby Baker i1
U. S. Senate Investigation
Pep Clul
Lectures
t The Pep Club, in coope
with the Athletic Departmen
sponsor the first in a seri
lectures by head coaches of I
sports on Tuesday, March
1 8 P.M. in Russell House.
Speaking Tuesday night w
U.S.C.'s Basketball Coach,
Charter Tri
h Arab Land
A It A B - AMERICAN FRII
SHIP TOUR
Organization of Arab Studer
the U. S. A.,
2875 Broadway, Suite 5,
New York 25, N. Y.
Let Sunshine mal
the professional
Cleaners.
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ition Givei
Fraterniti
v fra- principal s p e a k e r for the
inding Alpha Delta meeting.
nclave Among the activities on wi
March the Carolina chapter was judl
are the weekly speaker's for
rd of and visits periodically made
u d e d state institutions. Practicing
Wash- torneys from the Columbia a
Caro- speak to the potential lawyers
ard is topics not covered in law sch
,ivities at the weekly speaker's forum.
apters Along with trips to the St
in his Penitentary, and the State H
ife to pital, the Carolina chapter of I
Alpha Delta operates the law b<
r 1 e a store which aids the students
cr at obtaining texts at a low price.
War- Recent speakers at the mont
s, all dinner meetings include Ju<
mn of John Grimball and Attorney G,
eral Daniel R. McCleod. These d
5, the ner meetings give the students
i rep- opportunity to meet promini
i the state lawyers and to get help
was advice on their future careers.
To Sponsor
By Coaches
ration Baseball Coach Bob Reising, a
, will Tennis Coach Bill McClain. Spei
es of ers for the following Tuesd
J.S.C. March 24, will be Football Coo
.7, at Marvin Bass, Track Coach Wee
Baskin, Golf Coach Frank Jol
ill be son, and Swimming Coach E
Head Skidmore. Then speakers will 1,
ture on future plans and prospei
for their sports.
9 The lectures will be held in t
Russell House Assembly Room
S P.M., followed by a mixer in t
Confederate Room, at which cofl
,ND- and cookies will be served.
Advance tickets will be on si
ts in at the Russell House Inforniati
Desk. Admission will be 25 cer
for students and children, and
cents for adults.
Serving The Gamecocks
In Their Own Backyard
JUMP
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~ervices of Sunshine Laundry and
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M THE MEN'S DORMITORIES
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ate Pil DELTA THErA was re
os- Saturday's luncheon In Russell Hc
?h! Weatherford, Dr. Lawrence Giles,
>k Weaver, and Mike WaddelL
bFraterE
en
in- Phi Delta Theta social fratern
an ity's charter was re4nstalled in
nt offieial ceremonies last week.
ful
The original charter was
granted at U. S. C. in 1882 and
w i t h d r a w n seventy-one years
later.
In ceremonies held at the Ma
sonic Lodge on Senate Street Fri
day, March 6, twenty-five members
were activated.
Initiated were: Mike Waddell.
nd George Fisher, J o h n Troutman,
tk- Bill Adamson, Jim Coleman, Ed
xy, Curtis, Bill Otis, Bob Belk, George
,ch Harmon, Joel Cleland, Dan White
ms hurst, Bo McIntosh, Phil Smoak,
mn- Larry Stanley, Bill Palmer, Ed
irl Johnson, Tom Odom, Tom
c- Southard, Lee Neely, and Jo h n
:ts Huntley.
Also inducted were the follow
he ing South Carolina businessmen:
at Messrs. Edwin Farr, J. S. Farr,
he Croft Jennings, W. J. Keenan, and
c Ralph Bailey.
Saturday a luncheon was held
le
on
its
50
think
young,
say
'Pepsi
please!'
PEPSI-COLA
Columbia Pepsi-Cola
Bottling Cs.
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kes to do a MAN's
power, the staying
role perspiration...
ry it...the neW deo.
>wer. 1.00 plus tax.
4nactivated in ceremonies held on
use are, left to right, Dean B. W.
faculty advisor, Tom Harmon, Dr.
iity Rei
in the Confederate Room of Ru
iell House. Among the guests we
Deans Charles Witten, E u g e r
Cooper, and H. W. Davis. Folloi
ng the luncheon was the install
tion of the charter in Rutledl
College, presided over by Dr. Eld
Smith, president of Ohio Wesleys
University.
The ceremonies ended with
)anquet and a cocktail party
'he Jefferson H-tel Saturday ev
ning. Toastmaster Wade Weathe
'ord, State Representative f r o
ien the
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~o/urher ij
Slacks by~
Only $598 . s
-Gamecock Stall Phuoto By Bridge
campus last week. Pictured following
Davis, Dean Eugene Cooper, Wade
Elgin Smith, Robert S. Miller, Devon
nstalled
s- Gaffney, introduced Dr. S m i t b
re who congratulated the members
e on receiving the charter.
v- Following the banquet a dance
a- was held for the local undergrad
Ce uate members and the representa
in tives from Duke University,
Lm Davidson College, and the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
a On behalf of the North Carolinia
at chapters, John Barker, president
e- of the Duke chapter, presented
r- U. S. C.'s new chapter with a
in 'monetary gift.
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