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R-E We Feb. I Plans are moving ahead for Re ligious Emphasis Week, slated for the beginning of next semester, February 1-3. Although the Week has been reduced to three days this year, it will be preceded by a campus wide, inter-denominational retreat at Camp Gravat January 30-31. Main speakers will be Dr. George Sweitzer, professor of chemistry at the University of Tenn.. and Ernest Gordon, Dean of the chapel at Princeton. Dean Gordon is the author of Through The Valley of the Kwai, on which the movie Bridge over the River Kwai was based. Classes will be suspended at 10 a.m. Monday, February 1, for the opening convocation; Tuesday and Wednesday convoctions will be held at noon. Gordon will speak at these while Sweitzer will conduct evening meetings. The University chaplains will take part in the afternoon and evening discussions formerly led by outside speakers. In addition to convocations, R-E Week will feature an art dis play and chalk exhibit in Russell House. A folk sing and various other forms of entertainment are also in planning. Party For Mari To Be Sponsoi A Christmas party for USC married students and families will be held this Sunday, December 13, from 2 to 6 p.m. in Russell House Assembly Room. The Hospitality Committee of the Student Union, which is spon Providing for every environm Being a technically tre are looking ahead to a accomplishment and tI pany possessing these If our assumption is coi a close look at us. For t problems of the day, th lessness which anticipal And more Important to and scientists as the mi and future progress. From a solid foundation our Company has gainE sea, air, and space prog our, nation's future. Ou exploring ever-broadenli for every environment. Si assigned early responsit Ing talents to such area: rocket engines... fuel c Such trail-blazing projec ek To U I; Plans Harry Sunshine is chairman of all arrangements for R-E Week. Other main committee heads are: Mary Frances Mitchell, retreat; Charles Inabinet and Larry Nich ols, convocations; Sherry Abehire, publicity; and Anita Gordon, co ordinator. Also, Bill Pitts, fraternities and TV Show 7 Questions ( A series of four educational television programs to be shown here this month will answer many questions asked by parents and high school students about going to USC and college in general. The series, "Let's Find Out Abount Higher Education," will be se:n daily December 28-31 on WIS-TV, Channel 10, at 9:10 a.m. during the regular time of Alice Wyman's "Let's Find Out," week day information program of USC. "Let's Find Out About Higher Education" is a special series pro ried Students -ed Sunday soring the party, will serve coffee and doughnuts to the parents and Santa Claus will distribute gifts and candy to the children. In ad dition, several cartoon features will be shown. 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By next fall, blowk meni's dorm, hiwalted at Sumt dorm will iiclude recreatiomi romv,a Former A I. S. Dept. A former United States Am bassador to eight nations retired from the U. S. Foreign Service in 1962 after overseas assignments which included posts in Uruguay, Cze,hoslovakia. Brazil, Spain and Greece. Ellis 0. Briggs, author of the allenge for ry technical ley Aircraft it Pratt & Whitney Air. ig as diverse as their rind that opportunities rther enhanced by our a Education Program. S., M.S. or Ph.D. In: ELECTRICAL. * CHEMICAL. PHYSICS * CHEMISTRY IHEMATICS * ENGINEER. 'CS. ng a career with Pratt & college placement of. 1. Stoner, Engineering rcraft, East Hartford 8, FOR PROPULSION-POWER F UTILIZATIONS INCLUDE IcLES, MARINE AND IN. U I OP UNITED AIRCRAPT CORP. A lIE IOA;SING SIIoirAGE is the jokes and rumors pa-ei arounid space aid its Cons44teqIIces, this 1965, it will he the newest veil er amid lIIosom Streets. Ilie new md a cafeteria. mbassadt S 0 Spring new book Farewell to Foggy Bot tom, which tells of his 37 years in the United States Foreign Service, will join the USC faculty in the spring semester as a visit ing professor in the I)epartnient Ideal For Christmas Gifts for Gamecock Fans TIE TACK ..........$1.50 CUFF LINK SET ....$2.75 LADIES' LAPEL PIN $1.50 Order an Authentic Gamecock gold finished. Tie Tack .. Cuff Link and Tie Bar Set.. Ladies- L'epel Pin twith safety catch). Individually boxed and satisfaction guarNanteed. Add 3% S.C. Sales Tax. Fed. Tax inc., and All Postage Paid. Send Check or M.O. to: DADDY JUNIOR 608 larden, - 5 Points $l1 APO Initia Announces Seventeen pledges were initiated into lota Mu Chapter of Alpha 'hi Omega Service Fraternity De ceniber 4 at USC. The new initiates were: David Leroy Barnes, Tony Carrol Bart ley, Alvin Curtis Biggs, David Wesley Brunson. Tom M. Bryant, Tillman Tenny Bunch, Jr., John Ellis Cheatham, Wilbern Elbridge Conard, Frederick Howell George, Hocky Harrelson, Bobby Gene Henry, William R. Hudson, Henry Franklin Percival, Rob Andrew Mathews, Jr., Glenn Mitchell Rog ers. Dean Craig Shelley, and Dean C. 1H. Witten, Dean of Students. Following this, an activation banquet was held with guest speaker Eston Marchant. Honor guests in attendance were Dean aid Mrs. C. If. Witten. Dr. G. G. Williamson, Dr. and Mrs Wade T. Batson, Dr. and Mrs. John By r01n, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard IHuggins. Following the recoyni tion of the new actives. cane the iresentation of the Chapter sweet heart f-r the year, Miss Robin or To Join emester of International Studies. lis career began in 1925 when he was assigned in the U. S. For eign Service as vice consul to Callao, Peru. A mbassador Briggs held 17 diplomiatic posts in many parts of the world during nearly four decades of diplimatic service. As visiting professor in the USC Department of International Studies he will teach two courses concerning foi niulation and con duct of United States foreign pol icy. Ambassador Briggs received the Medal for Freedom for his serv ices as ambassador to Korea in 1955. le is also author of Shots Heard Round the World, and nu merous magazine articles. Tournanment For Table Tennis Starts Mon1day A campus-wide table tennis championship tournament, singles and djoubles, w ill be sponsoredl by student union Monday, Tuesday, and Wedlnesdlay of next week, frorm 3-fl p.m. Interested persons should sign up) by Sunday, D)ecember 13. at the Infior'mation desk. All present USC students are eligible to par ticipate and no admission will be ('ha rged. Mr. Thom Please tell me how to make mec look s< The only thing I c is a crowd of boys. stretch p)ants folio' sleek line of most And guiarantee the on campus. 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This year's de sign features red and green seasonal decoration with the USC seal imprinted in gold. Packets of last year's black and white campus sketch design are also available. The following awards were pre sented at the banquet: Outstand ing pledge award, David Wesley Brunson; highest number of pledge points award, Tillman Bunch; most outstanding active, Bill Deaver; distinguished service award, Fayrell Furr. The banquet was adjourned after the transfer of the chapter gavel from Fayrell Furr to the newly elected president, Harold lPeacock. An informal party was held Saturday evening with music by the Anglos. BA Honorary Selects Two USC Seniors Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary Business fraternity, held its fall initiation and luncheon on Decem ber 7, initiating two USC Business Administration seniors, Gary L. Athey and William D. Coggeshall, 'and James W. Hunt, Sr., Certified Public Accountant. The main address was given by Dr. James A. Morris, Dean of the School of Business Administra tion. Dr. Morris is the founder and past president of the Alpha of South Carolina Chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma. He talked on coming innovations and de velopments in the School of Busi ness Administration and the Uni ve rs ity. Membership in Beta Gamma Sigma is the highest scholastic achievement that a student in the School oif Business Administra tion can obta in. This new scholastic organization now has approximately 30 mem bers. you mianage great on campus. an't pass nlOW Those vertical v the eSistance. least resistance total recovery r. Thomson, not the hays), f your :h pants ie reflex action r I've had my eye on. iomson, please, em to fit so well? homson! Campus Shops a PAIR(S) OF NTS, STYLE *7201/02. 55% 45% VIRGIN WOOL, IN: 0 S O RUBYAT S O OLIVE GREEN ALD 0 BROWN Q(GREY LD 0 BLACK SIZES:S ND UNDER ) 6 TO lO........ ND OVER) 8 TOI 20S S S S S S 0 ZIP CODE..... K ENCLOSED AMT. 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