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THE PEACE CORPS PLACEMENT TEST will be given at the Columbia Weapons Wins Arn A collection of Revolutionary War weapons featuring the rare Ferguson breech-loading flintlock rifle recently presented to Carolina has won the award of the South Carolina Arms Collectors Associa tion for the "best educational dis play" shown at its fall meeting in Columbia. The association also made a special award to the professor who assembled the display, Ashley Hal sey, Jr., assistant to the president of the University, for "distin guished" hervice in identifying and preserving antique weapons as part of the American heritage. The presentations were made by Bill Hammond, president, and Thomas B. Pollard, Jr., counsel, of the association. The award-winning exhibit cen tered around the .62 calibre Fergu son rifle given to the University's South Caroliniana Library last month by John I. Moore, San Angelo, Texas, geologist and oil producer. The rifle was designed and patented in 1776 by Lt. Col. Patrick Ferguson, later killed while AFROTCMen, AngelsAttend Annual Meet During the Thanksgiving holi days, from November 27-29, mem bers of the Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society traveled to Warner-Robins Air Force Base outside of Macon, Georgia, to take part in the annual Area C-1 Con clave. The program for Saturday in cluded a business meeting for both Angel Flight and Arnold Air So ciety, along with a tour of the base. The judging in the Little Miss Colonel Contest took place in the afternoon. Carolina was repre sented by Miss Diane Geer. Those attending were C a d e t Colonel Mike McCarthy, Comman der of Arnold Air Society; Cadet Colonel Bland Addison, Wing Com mander; Cadet Captain Woody Goodson; Joan Bennett, Comman der of Angel Flight; Patti Knight; Diane Geer; Colonel Cornelius Smith, Professor of Air Science; and Captain Lawrence Clifford. NRICO sy the word, and ands-clapping styling yours. You never so soft in leathers, flexible. Instant Fit? lining, his shoe fits . . . everyone nd every good timel of 6 colors * Brown y Block ne Green and There Polt Office on December 7 at 3 p.m. A1 students must pick up a Peace Corp. Questionnaire at the Russell House Information Desk and brng it completed to the test with them. * * * STUDENTS WHO WISH TO CHANGE ROOMS within the same residence hall will sign up and pay the $50.00 advance room fee on December 7-8. On December 9-11 Exhibit is Award commanding British forces at the Battle of Kings Mountain. The University exhibit was pre sented earlier at Camden, S. C., as part of that city's two-day Revolutionary War program No vember 27-28. Rules Told For Photo Contest The Student Union Activities Committee is now receiving entries for their campus life photography contest. First place winners in each cate gory will receive a trophy, while second and third places in each category will receive ribbons. All entrants must abide by the following rules: Any person en rolled in a degree program is eligible; pictures will be judged in six categories, including scenic, architectural, pets and children, activities, sports, and portraits and personalities. Also, there will be no limit on the number of pictures that a per son can enter; pictures should not be smaller than eight by ten inches and must be mounted vertically on 16 by 20 inch boards; pictures must have been taken during the student's college career of USC activities; all prints become the property of the Student Union. SUBSCRI RECEIVE A Vol. IN 7 STUDE "The Only Natlor XMAS SPE ONE YE4 ENJOY MAI PLUS REGULAR F ACADEMIC ALL-AMERI( OF SUCCESS * CAMPU THE EDITOR e SPORTS COLLEGE LIFE IN 919 18th ST. N.W. WASHINGTON, D. Send me COLLEGE LI My DCash [L] Check Send To: NAME ADDRESS City SCHOOL. ThIs ( Around Cai graduates, s e n i o r s, and rising seniors will reserve available rooms and pay the $50.00 advance room fee. Juniors and rising Juniors will reserve available rooms and pay the $50.00 advance room fee on December 14-15. On December 16 18 freshmen and rising sophomores will reserve available rooms and pay the $50.00 advance room fee. A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE BRITISH EMBASSY in Washington will be on campus all day December 15. Any organization desiring to engage this official for a talk or dis cussion may contact Mr. Ted Ledeen in the Administrative Annex. * * * SIGMA DELTA PI will present two Spanish movies at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, December 6. "Maria Candelaria" and "Flamenco" will be shown in the Assembly Room of the Russell House. * a . ALPHA PHI OMEGA will hold its annual Christmas card sale beginning December 8 In the downstairs lobby of the Russell House. Twelve cards may be purchased for $1.00. BOARD OF STUDENT PUB LICATIONS AND COMMUNICA TIONS will meet in the Palmetto X THE SAFE W without hari NoDoz keeps you mentally alert with the same safe re fresher found in coffee and tea. 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