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Delta Sigma Phi
Pledge class officers are: Presi
dent, Cecil Craig, Sr.; Secretary
Clacy Rawl; Treasurer, And
Benedict. The other pledges are
Ronnie Aull, Andy Benedict, Ed
win Breazeale, Tom Burgess, Ccci
Craig, Randall Fletcher, Georg
Gay, Larry Moore, Ronnie Robin
son, Clacy Rawl, Ken Shealy
Frank Smith, Gerry Taylor, Mar
shall Waters, and Jimmy Wilsor
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Newly activated members o
SAE are Demon Farnesworth, Bo
Webb, Zach McGee, Bachmal
Smith, Bill Sanders, and And:
Pracht. The ceremony took plac
at the Wade Hampton Hotel.
Activated this summer at SAT
leadership school were Tigne
Rauton, and John Moore.
Pledge class officers for SA1
have been elected and are: Presi
dent, Earl Traynham, and Secre
tary-Treasurer, Gordon Smith.
ZIFA
Pledge officers are: Joyce Able
President; Sherry Patrick, Vic<
President; Kathy Leland, Secre
tary; Gail Watkins, Treasurer
and Linda Boulware, Song Leader
ZETA also celebrated theii
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66th birthday on Thursday,
October 15, with a tea, which was
given by the local alumnae.
Sigma Nu
Pledge Officers are: President,
- Gene Collins; Vice President,
I Forbes Patterson; Secretary, Jule
Smith; Social Chairman, Lang
Foster; and Athletic Chairman,
Forbes Patterson.
- Chi Psi
The pledge class of Chi Psi held
a drop-in for the sorority pledges
last Thursday at the Chi Psi
lodge. Despite monsoon conditions
there was a good turn-out.
Chi Psi also initiated seven new
brothers last Saturday into its
active membership. They are:
Ronald Howard, James Boylston,
Charlie Hartley, Jr., George San
difer, James Mulligan III, Richard
Byrd, and Reed Newton.
Delta Zeta
Pledge class officers are: Presi
- dent, Jeanie Karnazes; Secretary,
Donna Below; and Treasurer, Bess
Walker.
(hi Omega
President, Susan Wells; Vice
President, Anne Courtney Seigler;
Secretary, Cheryl St. John; Treas
urer. Carroll Chisholm; and So
cial Chairman, Margaret Brown.
ON CAMPUS
DEADLINE
The deadline for copy for the
society and feature pages Is
Monday afternoon . . .news
turned in earliest will be given
priority.
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Fraternity
(Editor's Note: The following
Is an article written by H. Neil I
Berkson, reporter for The Michi. 1
gan Daily, CPS.)
At one time fraternities were
an integral part of college life.
Now Greek chapters contain a I
imall percentage of university
tudents. Their numbers have been I
relatively static for some years i
and should begin to decline in the 1
iear future.
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local coed listen attentively to prof's
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but while it's here might as well
be fashionable about it in ony tall
boots, and flowing raincape. Both
demigned to keep me dry and
warmi in the most ferocious storm.
Expert Watch and Jewelry
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2024 Devine Street
At Five Points
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System Vi
The university has passed the pr<
iystem by. This has happened, I ha
>elieve, for two reasons, the second wh
if which interests me most. res
On the one hand, a fraternity irr
>ffers no unique advantages, no 4
>enefits which cannot be obtained are
-lsewhere. Rush talk to the con- tal
rary, a house neither complements -c
ior supplements academic life - for
t is a social organization and was tur
tever meant to be an intellectual
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The Cotton Belt beauty who will set
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mbassadress for the American 2iet
Atton industry will be selected in ver
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lemphis on December 29. ties
Applications must be made be- ciet
veen now and midnight, Novem- fou
er 30. Official entry blanks may sPeJ
obtained from the National imp
otton Council, 1918 North Park- ne
ay, Memphis, Tennessee. ac
The selection is open to girls besl
tween 19 and 25 years of age per
ho have never been married ani mer
ho are at least five feet and one- Spr
%lf inches tall. All Maid of Cot- T
in candidates must have been Hai
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An international tour and a Mcj
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brisk, bracing-I
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m. clean masculine a
ewed As
oving ground. Nor does a hou
re some singular atmosphe
ich creates friendships. In the
pects a fraternity is most oft
elevant to- personal developme
)n the other hand, fraternit
highly anti-intellectual. Th
.e some of society's worst vah
tatus seeking, materialism, cc
mity, discrimination-and stri
e them into a closed system.
.he irresolvable weakness
ternities is that they narrow t
ige of their members' expe
es. Take any fraternity
,ipus and you will find a gro
people with basically the sar
io-economic backgrounds. Moi
r, the group's characteristi
are constantly in-breeding,
t the differences members mig
ially bring to a house blend,
ie extent, over the course
r years.
'he fraternity member, the
a heavy intercourse with pe
who are exactly like he
s is why houses are so easy
e. Members come from the sar
ttive environment with the sar
Literary Society
Starts Program
'he Euphrosynean Literary S
y began its fall program
vities with its first meetir
ober 6 in Harper College. T)
n topic of business was the di
5ion of a membership tea whi
;o be given October 27 in tl
sell House. Attendance will
invitation only to those gir
have met the requirements
forth in the constitution of t)
iety.
:uphrosynean is a literary a
y for young women of the Ur
;ity of South Carolina, who a
rested in programs and activ
in the literary field. The S
y meets every second at
rth Tuesdays to hear variot
ikers and programs of literam
ortance. A poetry contest
of the sponsored activities, am
ish award is given at Awar<
to the person who submits tf
poem as judged by qualifie
;ons of the English Depar
t. This contest is held in t
ing.
he officers for the year a
*riett Etter, President; Jai
;son, Vice President; Lin(
Lfee, Secretary; Susan Ande
Treasurer; and Rober
res, Critic.
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se relative upbringing, the same rela.
re tive values, the same relative prej
se udices. Group psychology, function,
en ing at a sub-conscious level
it. reinforces an entire thought sys
es tem without ever examining it.
ey A proof of this situation lies in
es the phenomenon called rust. Mosi
n- fraternity members will quickly
Ic- admit to the hypocrisy of it. The
judgments are all arbitrary; ther<
in is no real way to evaluate a pcr.
he sonality.
ri- The system has more of an
Yn effect on some people than it does
P on others, and it would be redicu
ne lous to assert that every fratern
e- ity-sorority member is an irretri:v
cs able, conforming anti-intellectual,
so In addition, some houses are much
ht narrower than others.
o Nevertheless, a closed system has
no role in the educational process.
Greek life is a leftover relic from
a superficial era, and there is no
way that it can catch up with the
to present.
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CAREERS
Our representative
NOVENv
to interview canldidate
Loop Course training I
THE LOOP COUR
lege graduates with m
careers with Bethlehem
in early July 'and co
(1 ) five weeks of orient
in Bethlehem, Pa.; (2
the activity or field fo
selected; and (3) on-th
pares him for more ir
OPPORTUNITIES
terested in steel plant oj
mining, accounting, fims
DEGREES required
lurgical, electrical, ch,
mining, and other eng
chemistry, physics, mi
ministration, and libera
If you expect to be grad
and would like to disci
with a Bethlehem rc
placement oflicer to a
appoimtment---and be si
our booklet "Careers w
the Loop Course." Fur
obtained by writing to
nel, Bethlehem, Pa.
BETH LEHI
DSPi's Visit
Local Plant
Beta Gamma Chapter of the In
ternational Fraternity of Delta01
Sigma Pi recently toured the
Chemstrand Corporation in Green
wood, South Carolina. Twenty-six
members of the fraternity attended
the event on Tuesday, October 13.
It consisted of an indoctrination
of plant processes, tour through
the plant, question and answer
period, and a meal by the corpora
tion.
Tuesday night, October 13, dur
ing the regular meeting of the
fraternity, Assistant Dean of the
B.A. School, Mr. Putnam, was
guest speaker. A talk was given on
the South Carolina Economy.
To Our Freshmen
Have You Visited
SOUTH HALL
CAFETERIA?
Same Hours As
Russell House
Y'ALL COME
SLATER
"Serving Students -
Since 1926 ...
i IN STEEL
will be on campus
IBER 16
s for Bethlehem's 1965
>rogram.
SE trains selected col
anagement potential for
Steel. The Course begins
nsists of three phases:
ation at our headquarters
) specialized training in
which the Looper was
c-job training which pre
Iportant responsibilities.
are available for men in
>erations, sales, research,
mece, and other activities.
are mechanical, metal
mnical, industrial, civil,
neering specialties; also
thematics, business ad
1 arts.
uated before July, 1965,
ass your career interests
presentative, see your
rrange for an interview
ire to pick up a copy of
ith Bethlehem Steel and
ther information can be
s)ur Manager of Person
EM STEEL