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Stud( By J. D. MARTIN Staff Writer The Student Union is sponsor ing a USC Campus Life Photog Realistic By BIANDING CLARKSON, JR. Staff Writer It is unusual when the Holly wood movie-makers go out of their way to make a truly realistid film, especially when the particular motion picture depicts the lives of young people. In "The Young Lovers," how ever, they seem to have done just this. Recently, local theater screens have been cluttered with the splurge of beach-party and surf ing flicks. Surely the majority of Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 2024 Devine Street At Five Points AL 2-3161 MAIN P1 7 A.M. 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This book has been one of the most popular among young readers; it has sold more than four million copies in the paperback edition alone. Finally, after a long search, an acceptable screenwriter was found in the person of George Garrett, a novelist and professor of English at the University of Virginia. Mr. Garrett demonstrated a subtle understanding of college life in his writing style. An equally arduous search was Serving The Gamecocks In Their Own Backyard LANT OPEN TO 9 P.M. THRU FRIDAY Coin-Op Laundry nt Credit Card Next Door F & CLEANERS AT BLOSSOM IE MEN'S DORMITORIES NEW Noctu BYA!tA the diamond that dr Here's a brilliant beginnir joys. Artcarved's newest e with a rnillion flickering I beauty of Nocturne Stari See Nocturne Star and your Artcarved Jeweler. Pr the Permanent Value Ph folder, write to Artcarved Street, New York, N.Y. 10C FSee Nocturne Star only at these Camden - CAMDEN JEWELRS Columbia - SYLVAN BROS. 1101 These pictures will be used to permanently decorate the Russell House. The contest opened today, November 13, and the deadline ing To C required for the casting. Goldwyn finally settled on four talented youngsters, Peter Fonda, Sharon Hugueny, Nick Adams, and Deb )rah Walley, for the lead roles and surrounded them with an equally proficient group of performers. Before the movie was released, it was exposed to the criticism of an appropriate audience. College students, the same people who were lepicted in the film, were asked tor suggestions and comments. Among the colleges visited and -olled were Princeton, Yale, MIT, Missouri, Kansas, Georgia, Vassar, From Regis Life Consisi BY TOM PREWETT Staff Writer Probably, if a poll were taken among the graduates of the Uni versity of South Carolina as to ,vhat particular feature of their Alma Mate'- left the greatest im pression on them, one of the most frequently recalled features would be thi process of waiting in line. This necessary evil has become a true art at Carolina. Students refuse to let the iong tedious wait ing get them C.own. Instead of succumbing to boreaom, they have resorted to the invention of in genious devices and vices for passing the time. Students of line-waiting often turn to the relaxation and inspira tion of yoga to divert their atten tion from the frustration of wait ing in line. In almost any line of considerable length at least one student can be seen sitting with his legs crossed and with a gaze of utter serenity blanketing his Clearasil-smeared face. This pas time can be hazardous, however, for should the line suddenly speed up, the hapless yogi may find him self a trampled pulp or even worse, a rabbit, cow or some other animal of the reincarnated state. A particularly popular vice often practiced by line-waiters is observing members of the opposite sex. The idea is not to get caught while observation is in progress. A popular device for saving face when caught is switching to a far of f gaze and pretendling you didn't even have the "subject" in the earns are made on g for all your hopes and ngagemnent ring sparkles ights. Why not know the orever? other Style Star rings at ced from $90. Ask about in. For a free illustrated Dept. C, 216 East 45th 1 7..,.,. , Authorized Artcarved Jewel. Lake City - GLAD'S GIFTS Summervil DORCHESTER JEWELES Ho1d for all pictures to be in will be January 6. There will be a trophy for first place and ribbons for second and third places. They will olumbia Northwestern, North C a r o li n a, Carnegie Tech, Purdue, Michigan, Duke, and UCLA. "The Young Lovers" involves a love affair between two collegc students at a large university. Their relationship narrowly skirts tragic consequences before their experience gives them more mature outlooks on life which better en ables them to solve their problems. Perhaps this level-headed look at college life, its problems, its ex periences, and its pressures, will encourage better understanding of university students. tration To ( s Of Series back of your mind. This vice can often be confounded by an equally popular evil - cigarette smoking. Often, when a person who smokes gets too enthralled over watching another line-waiter, he forgets he has the cigarette in his hand. When this happens, usually one of two things results: the cigarette is unknowingly pressed against the unfortunate line-waiter ahead of the smoker or, equally embarrassing, the cigarette burns lown to the holder's fingers and he is brought back to reality when he becomes aware of the un pleasant odor of burning flesh - SUI Wheeeel Tha you look in Hoedc that's better. Ins Colors-you Editi The HOO T $10.95 HOE DOWN $12.9h Sizes over 10 slightly highei available at BERRY'S-Ot BERRY'S - R2 sPhc be rewarded in each of the follow ing categories: (1) Scenic, (2) Architectural, (3) Portraits and Personalities, (4) Pets and Chil dren, (5) Sports, and (6) Activi ties. In addition, there will be a trophy given for the best over-all picture. The rules for the contest are as follows: 1. Any person (graduate or undergraduate) enrolled in a degree program is eligible. 2. Pictures will be judged in the aforementioned six categories. The picture series sequence shall be mounted on not more than three 16 x 20 inch boards, hinged to gether with tape. 3. No photographer may enter 7raduation Of Lines his own. Such diversions as yoga, smoking and girl or boy watching are some of the more interesting forms of the art of line waiting. Le. tive people resort to readi.', t ter writing, working puzzles and for those who can take it no lonzer, suicide. Line waiting, because it is a necessary part of our lives, should be accepted cheerfully. It has be come an art. Here is a chance for you so-called talentless people to prove your creativity to the world. Who kno%s? You may become the Picasso of the line-waiters. nma C t's how you f el, and WOW is h wn or Hoot. Either will do it-o tant Fit* linings. Fashion with name itt Sizes-sing out yours i Henry has it. 2% to 14. J-AI ICHLAN AAAL to C( more than 20 pictures. A series counts as a single print. 4. Pictures should be 8 x 10 inches. Exception to the size ruling are those pictures in a story or sequence; they may be any size. We repeat, however, each story or sequence must be presented on three 16 x 20 boards taped to gether. Single pictures, regardless of size, must be mounted on 11 x 14 inch boards. 5. Pictures must have been taken during the student's career at USC, if they are of USC campus activities. 6. The maker classifies all prints entered, but the judges (at their discretion) maintain the right to change categories. All entries must have the official entry form on back of the poster board. Names must not appear on the front. 7. All prints become the property of the USC Student Union. ATTENTION, PROFESSORS AND STUDENTS Will Type Manuscripts, Theses and Other Papers at home 15 Years' Experience in Typing Manuscripts (scientific and other) Mrs. Mary N. Schwinn 787-4152 um liv EtW ooth, Jash. )ntest 8. The decisions of the judges will be final. 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