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Icantpw4 Wesley Sunday services will be held at Wesley Foundation ata 10:15 a.m. followed by Study Classes. Vespers and a forum will be held that eve ning at 6:30. The service of Holy communion is at 6:15 p.m. every Wednesday. Newman Club Newman Club meets every Wed nesday night, 7 p.m., Room 101. lossell House. The schedule for m a s s e s at the Thomas Morte center is as follows: Daily - (Monday - Friday ) 12 noon and 5 p.m. Sunday - 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon. Stations - 7:30 p.m. Friday throughout Lent. Pep Club The Pep Club will hold its weekly meeting at 6 p.m. Wed nesday in Room 205 of Russell House. Everyone is urged to at tend. L. S. A. The Lutheran Student Associa tion will have worship at the Center S u n d a y at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday meetings at the Center will be changed to 6:30 p.m. for the duration of the lenten season only. Spanish Tutoring Phi Epsilon Pi and Sigma Delta Pi will hold their weekly free tutoring session for students of Spanish 11 and 12 from 7-9 p.m. Exchange Corner U'niversit. of Virginia: Kappa Sigma fraternity won a keg of heer for 100'' participa tion in the University Union Blood Drive. This is the fourth year in a row this beer-thirsty fraternity has won. University of Maine: Maine won the state intercol legiate ski title with three perfect scorles. Chapel Hill: The "Daily Tar Heel" defines flattery as the "art of telling peo ple what they already think of themselves." University of Nebraska: The "Daily Nebraskan" defines pining as an "award in recogni tion of continuous and supreme effort." LSII: The "Daily Reveille" define.; the new congressional doll ats one you wind up, and wind up, and wind up and wind up, and . . . Wake F'orest: The "Old Gold and Black'' says the best way to study in a foreign country is to denken auf der Spriache. Univiersity of Nevada: "'Leapt year D)ay at U. N. is a dlay when all <iete'rm ined bachelors run for the nearest 'Men Only' sign." U AWRD ME'110-GOLDWvN~AEl and CINElRAMA present HOW WS 4WONi METROCOLOR* 24 Great Stars -- INCLUDING -- JAMES STEWART - CARROLL BAKER JOHN WAYNE - HENRY FONDA GREGORY PECK - DEBBIE REYNOLDS Another BIG One STARTS March 26 THURSDAY at the CA R OL IN A It. S. . B. S. U. Iunceenls will be held -t South 1)(1rm1 inl thle private d,in mng rooml at 1 1).m1. Tu'lesday. Ve.i 1)er1 Services will be hield Wed niesday flight at 6:30 in thle B.S.U. Center. IiImpaian and Eup)hrosynean lb-.)-atian and E.:uphro-synean so cietics %%ill hold a joint meeting ait 5 p).m. Tuiesday, 'March 2.4, Mc Maister Colleve. Professor Edmund Yaghijiain will be guest sp)eaker on Stud(ent art. Clariosophic Thle Clarillsophic ILiterary So ciety will hold its regular leetldi ' day. o March2 in th i ate Clario sophi hall oi fourth floior of Le gare Colbgv. The piogramn will consist of a declamation contest betw%-een members. Gamecock T'Ie1 Will be a meetig of The Gamnecock staff today at 2 p.m. in lZoom P 208 of the Russell House. All heol interested in working on tue staff are urged to attend. Gamecock' COaSSIfiled -a";jtec r h1 lidi ay(1 i s will Foon e here. Nve.- a ride inhe? U se Gamecock Classifieds to get whlere you're gtoing. Rates for Carolina students arem three cents per word, with a mini mumi of five words. Tc place your mesawge on this page, bring yourr advertisement to R R ussell House between the hours of 121 noon and 1 p.m. on Monday, Tues day or Wednesday. To facilitate the procedure, payment mu beil made when te ad is submitted. FOII SAL.E maby eqipinant for sale heap. t Carriage, Stroller. play I)Vn, etc.ii Call 782-1985. h' Calnonflex It M 50 mf 111.1:8 lens, Super.1-canomiatic 1,35 mmn f 2:5 v' lens, tripod, flash, haze filter, perfect cOnditm accessories. Over t $500 Value. Contact Michael Liv inigstoC, Preston 302. USC Alumni Sponsors Tourt The USC A I u mn n i Association has anounced that it will spoysor t adv secial, three - week Euroeall tour. All pem.bers of the Aluy,ni As docaio whodntributedo fa ita r thien ofdte pabovent andu pae ae enl th e ad vansumitae of The I'itota ost p( er) peso )for etc thel 78ips1$85. Tedaln o regstaion s March 20. f $50lns lepsi mtrd helmade ahat fite,. At'l'ect'ot paymnt ofC$50is. de I $500 w'il e duetac Jun el Tlhe tur begAi unJy i 21,ocaind ourIllu(''Ihti will icuetrsonPart All Vralles,I('' the ti'era,n Aont 1'arlo, 1 Rome fanculye,f and tia tit op''al m >ratesauI 'I'. h,' tota l t'Ml Pt. I' Q"(lp,'5lfo tit'trlliN$OW t SHadie o re itai ni6ac 0 A A D E A tt'lll )vIlNlttf 10isMeI ,~ r ..TH STOR OF1 pAYtoU $ 9 iSt'dt R IEt T8PRNC 'lht tlll egns. ul 1 ati end Auust11 llihli rt ofti t FEATURE ATL' ltt 115o ANIC an T'rIMiES: tAt ii'a TInt STUDENTS E Sm r NEWLY E,E(TED officerh c ce predent; Mike Malliso, p standing: James Burke, ecretary: Ilarri-An, rittualist; and Larry Orn Monday, March 16. m Young Dem By USC La The U.S.C. Young Democrats let on Tuesday night in Room 01 of thle Russell House. Mr. Bill Kneese, a U.S.C. Law chool Graduate and an attorney i Columbia, was the f e a t u r e d peaker of the evening. Mr. :nvese told the Young Democrats hat he had announced his candi acy for the' House of Representa ives from Richland County. He Yose this opportunity to discuss -hat a great privilege that we, s Americans, have in being able Sseek n elective office. Mr. Kneese said, "It is not ecessary for an individual who ishes to run for an elective office n primary to have the endorse lent of any group or groups, al hough it is often very beneficial have such endorsement." The point that he stressed was hat any citizen may announce his andidncy by simply meetinga few equirements and by p a y i n g a sra. fKneese t sno xplardy or adividual who )em5 orun fr an htie partyian re ah YD'msr to aetheandorsie houth Caita is ofea to beefcae nTve poittat ihe strimaries hat ane fothcomayinng. ei and irlegua usily me eting fe "qreents and seven viceipresi plentsd hy died oien this eoun t Ph yas hise suffrty the rss ofth offcas thean unite houghhth Weolnda ell asiltkie14 andsidet, and hsn runice mae, 'harls ha, died in offce,thi ouwr haneer sueared h ,ssof ot ofiilsiW hesm e'm.I cul 2av2 hpend OWNG MY AWARD NATIONS! 4G AMERICAN AND OF THE CHURGH. I 1- 2:15 -5:30- 8:45 ANTIC i1- 7:45 AT ALL 36 TIMES if Lamixia Chi Alpha are: (seated fl resident; Dr. Ed. ard Nolan, facull Bob Morgai, social chairman; joc r, rush chairman. The new officers s Addressed w Graduate was conducted an(d it was an nounced that the YD's would sell copies of John F. Kennedy's inaugural speech. All-Star Basketball To Begin An all-star )asketball game be tween teams of fraternity and in dependent all-stars will he bek for the first time this year. The game, sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega, will be T u e s d a y March 24, at 8 p.m. Admissiot will be 25 cents per person. Earl independent zone and each fra ternity was Asked to submit it: choices for players on the respec tive t e a ni s. From the list ol choices turned in, the ten player: from each group with the highesi number of votes were selected. The players on the 19 ;. in dependent all-star basketball tean include: .Johnny Wine ( Z-1)i, Blil Henderson ( Z-8), Ken Lester (Z 11,Joe W ill iamts (Z-Et), Tlodt Wilson ( Z-fi ), D)ick Sheridan (Z7 7), Steve Partrige (Z-10), D)ennib D)avis ( Z-7 ) D)ewayne Smith 'Z 7), and Cliff Coward (Z-lE;). The players on the fraternits all-star basketball team for 191; are the following: Charlie Farrel (Sigma Nu), D)onnie Myers ( Ph Kappa Epsilon), Sandy Nuspligel (Pli Kappa Alpha), Bob Hortor (Alpha Tau Omega) , Louie Il in son ( Phi Kappa E psilon ) , Voi HIurst (Sigma (Chi ), Bill Smoo (Kappa Sigma) , Charulie Hender son ( Sigma (Chi ), George Sullivai Sig na Alpha Epsilon), and Hol Plu'Aket (Chi Psi). are you Whe ever thought that this fundI for the character with a book in DON MURRAY DIANA HYLAND | 4 t t t t -GUM uPCOck Slu/ieepu BYI,: BI ridgv t -011m lefIt t right atre) Jim Pvraki., advit.or; Jame. i., Iren-turr; Crawford. pledge traiier; Gordiv officially took their po--itions( on Faculty News At Carolina I High s c h o o I physics teachers will participate in a one-day con ferenlce on nvw ideas and prob- j Ilms ill teaching physics tomwrrow at U.S.C. The second an11111ual Conference for High Scho, Physics Teachers r will include lectures and demon strations by U.S.C. physicists and gjuest scienllt:sts. Dr. F. H1. Giles, Jr., director of the conference. e x p e c t ; 50-60 t t v a c h e r to participat( ill this year's program. Alout :0 attcidedi the 196: Con ferice. Dr1. G;;s i, anl asociate pr1 fessor of physics at the I'niveritv t and state coin:telor for the Ameri enll Intitute of Physic. A 9::0 a.m. coffee htur wAl opell the tifernice w%hich will CtineLL' unc1til 8 p.m. There will bC lo chalrge ft)r the progall), and teachers will ako he ) r o v i d e d lunchetI anld (1int'. Coifetll li titS.q ar it t v '.S.C. Department of lhysics and the Amer icani Instiltute' of P'hyvi. Tlwelvye facutlty meber s tf t hei lelplesenit l .S.t' iii (liaile-tion thi w e e k e n I at a mteeting of the' S o u t h e a t te iin Section of the MIat hemtical Assn . of Amte rica. U .S.(. delegatet w i li e P rofis soirs J1. 1). Novak, P. N. Snuth and - Wyman L. Wialliams, head of the department: A ssociatte Priofes.ors J1. L. Boal, HI. T'. Lallorde, T. Hi. Lee, R. A. Lytle, K. H. JMatth i-s a rnd MIar-gue'rite Hedle rg, Assi. - tanrit Professors R. R. (roxton anid Lillian Perkins; and Mrts. Wyman > L. Will iamis, an inlst ruct or m the dlepatm nent. e date a iister.. crazy? wving teen-aged blonde would tumble his hads .. . ad a fire in his eye, TODAY! Accident Campus Steve F( Once again, the problems th tculty face with the existence of his time, however, it was not an wakened everyone to the ever ice when on, near or around T Unfortunately, it was a collisi Lal of (aLmage to three automobi iis to be thankful for; no one w -cident. OnI Monday night, two cars itersection of Green and Sumtei -w accident is as follows: a Me 'if "avenu of disaster" failed t< IeSoto heading west on the sam( littic more of the proper lane he two cars met head-on and as w( cars was knocked into a pa irst time that this has happer 1 edLulity 01 this statement, just )ormitory.) Thc net result is that three iatel ended up in the collision, f 1962 license pllates as well as hc caipus, was later to be towt ractions that it had committed. I am not trying to say that 1 ave been towed away or that it i. n Green Street. Instead, I call u' i persons to do solething aibOU lending danlger that one faces o tely called the "Street of Ilopj ense that one hopes to safel v ni Meanwhile, back to the accide Ients. D1uriing all the hedlam th.j ollision, some ('OLRA(E()I'S st o direct the traffic that was I ellow student, the request was I .nd report the incident to the ( The stident approached a car inc, was eating a hamburger. T oliceman what h.ad happened a t was the duty of' the city 1)1: 'he student was also told that ti >e over to check on the collision ating. (This was somie 15 to 2( erim, a wrecker and the city p) norE, t 11 rough the efforts of son ic had been able to resume its ' I am not attempting to say th lot eat when hungry. However. i mieter clicks red and "re seen: >lace a TWO-DOLLAR ($2.00) Iriver would dhare commit such ng meter to expire. All ovei Columbia, one is mad( ng a school zone by the flashi rhich sas, SCHOOL ZONE - o whiz up) and down Green Stre speed. I realize that we, as colle nore mature than grammar or ire the (drivers of some of the ca lOW abo ut eit her a set of light '})eed . European Tc By U. OfN( Appbions1 h1 are. now hemig ac - dri epted'l from students throughout te he Southbeast for the University a .'f North Carolina's first "Year $ Abroad Program" with the Uni versity of LyoIn, France, it wasm innounced today by R. L. F'raut-I schi, associate professor of Ro mance Languages and director ofN the prolgraml. Qualified applicants must have s a bac'kgroIund eq uivaleniot to Lwo0 y'earvs of preI-clllege French, three semne stervs of ClleItge F"renclh,a ndt I l on- sIemeIster colIlege cours iSnIf 1- renieh hiteraturt. anld an overall acadIemlic avetrage of at least B The p rogramn begins in the fall;' (If 1 t'4. Participants will be in Lyon fr'om September th rough . u ne of 1too5. SI Althbough primarily a third-t year o'r jumior-year program, any unrde rgraduate' or gradluat e st u-w (lent in!terostedt in applymng may do el so. An apphctant must he rec'om- F mended by ai representative (of his S mlajoIr department, the chairman of ti she French oIr language deparit- r me'nt oIf his cIolle'ge Ir university. *e and by his academic adlvisor or s dean. Basic estimated costs of the Ie program, covermng administraltiveg md academic expen'Ises, insurance, e 'odging, andI round trip t ravel ransportat ion from New York to h Lyotn will be $1022 for North a 'a rolina residient s and $1 ,4 l7 forr noIn-residetnts oif North Carolina. t \ddit ional costs for meals, laun- I BELTLINE DRIVE-IN FUN IN ACAPULCO in Color WIth ELVIS PREtaEY Alto GOD'S LtmE ACREI Causes Chaos )ster - at the USC students and . Green Street have arisen. article in a newspaper that present danger that they -E STREET. cn that resulted in a great les. Nevertheless, we have as seriously injured in the collided head-on near the r Streets. A description of tropolitan heading east on have its headlights on; a street was taking up just than is permissible. Thus, a result, the smaller of the rked car. (This is not the ed. If anyone doubts the tsk any resident of Preston ars, rather than two, ulti The parked car, a bearer an unregistered visitor to d away because of the in he rude visitor should not possible to avoid accidents on -ome responsible person t the ever-present and im n what has been appropri " - meaning hope in the ke it to the other side. nt and the further develop t imnediatelv followed the udent took it upon himself )iling up. Upon spotting a nade that someone go over 'aMpus PoIi(e. npuis policeman who, at the he student told the campus d vas told in return that ce to handle the accident. 1V caml)us policeman would as soon as he had finished minutes later.) In the in olice had arrived. Further IV concerned students, traf IORMAL pace? at the campus police should theyv are omnipresent when ingly more than willing to ticket on any car whose i crime as to allow a park aware that he is approach ng lights and a huge sign 20 MPH. Yet cars are able et at a much faster rate of ge students, are somewhat high-school students; but, rs? We need p)rotection too! s or else a reduced rate of ur Offered . Carolina y, textbooks and supplies, en rtainment, and vacation travel e estimated to run from $545 to Scholarship aid in v a r y i n~ g nounts will be available to pro 'am participants. Any student the Consolidated University of orth Carolina system would be igible for such aid. Non-UNC udents. should inquire if scholar. ip and loan programs sponsored their institut.ions can be applied the year at Lyon program. P' r o g r a mn participants will idergo a five - week intensive nguage review upon their arrival Lyon. At the beginning of the niversity of L yon academic year late October, each student will lect a program of study under ie guidance of Prof. Frautschi. Arrangements have been made ith the French Lmne for tourist ass accommodations on the S. S. rance sailing from New York on iptember 3, 19641. Participants in a' year-abroad program may ar inge' European trips at their own ~pnse during the Christmas and pring vacation periods. The University of Lyon has an nrollment of over 24,000. Pro ram participants may be housed ither in University dormitories ith single rooms or in French omes. Lunch and dinner will be vailable in University student estaurants at a cost of about hirty cents per meal. Students in rivate residences may contract or breakfast or other meal serv ees if they desire. All interested in the program nay write to Prof. Frautschi, De 'artment of Romance Languages, 'niversity oif North Carolina, for iddit ional information, application E)rnlS and a prowram bhuane.