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'TIIE CI NSE EW IEAR
Russell Ilmou4 assembly r4mm. Din
piclures) voa a featuired pairt (of i
Here And There
NEWMAN CLUB will hold a
workshop this Sunday at the
Thomas More Center afternoon
mass. Speakers and discussions will
be featured, after which a dinner
will be served to all students taking
part.
The regular meetinm of Newman
Club will be Tuesday night. Fe(
ruary 16, at 7:30. Plans for th
coming year, including a tutoring
project for St. Martin's parish
will be discussed an( new officers
may be elected.
ANG;EL FLIGHIT RAFFLE will he
held February 15-19 ini the RusselI
House41 lA)bby. Tickets miay he botuigh'
for 25 cents fromi 9 a.m. to 4 p.m
The wminer is entitled to) a 25 dolima
gift certificate.
HISPANIC SOCIETY will hold
conversation sessions each Tuiesday
from 1 to 3 p.m., beginning Feba
ruary 16. The fraternity urges al'
those interested in Spanish to
actively p)articip)ate in the weekly
meetings.
THlE ASCE C:ONVENTION will lbe
held at U SC Febiriuary 26 aniu 27.
Students fromu The (itadel and (:lemu
soin Unmiversiity will aittendie. TheI hiead
speaker will he4 froma Purue ia ni -
versaity.
PRESS CLU 1 will meet this
Friday at 12:3:0 p.m. in the ('oil
federate Room of the Russell
House. Members of this group will
be guests of the meeting of the
South Carolina Press Association.
The speaker for the F'ebruary 19
meeting will lie Blob H1icknimn of
WIS-TV.
*
TRYl TIS FOIR "T' II I E: V E- M'
C:ARNIVAL"' will he held4 tolm at
4. p.m. at D)rayton hlal.
* * *
USC SAlILING CLU1B will mie"t
at 5:30 p.m. TIhursday, Februaary
18 in Room 118 of the Buisiness
Administration b u i I d i n g. New
members are welcomed. No pre'(
vious knowledge of sailing is neces
sary.
(: A 110 L I N A (;IJlItsTIAN 111.
LO)WSIIIP will umee't Tu'esday , Fe-Ia
ruary 16, ait 7 p.m. ini RuEtIledge
C:hapel. TFhe R1ev. David (Caloun wil'
pekon the auithenticity andie jau
thiority of 54cripture in modelirni timie-.
LUITHERA N STUD; IENTlS AS
SOCIA TIO N will hold their t'unoch
eon meeting Tuesday at 1 i.mi. ini
the Magnolia Room. Ed Hlancock,
former Peace Corps delegate t
Bogata, Colombia, wvill he the
speaker.
* * *
DR. RICHfARD II. JAIINS of
Pennsylvania State U niversity will
lecture ait USC: Februairy 19 on "FTe
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a1' clebraell Saturar %vening ill
iter and et-ertainmnt (.4ee abomve
e program.
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Around Campus
Hene-11ath the Earth'.% Surface." Ilte
Ieetire will take place at the 8 p.m.as
liveleting of the Sciety of Sigma Xi
hel in IRom 107 of the Life
sc.ienlce% Builing. The public is IN.
viledi to attend.
Placement
Interviews
Scheduled
The Placement Bureau has an
1ouncedl its schedule of interviews
with blusinless firms in the comning
week. For further information,
plealse contact Placement Bureau
n Lieber College, phone 765-3166.
The interviews are scheduled as
rollows:
M4onday
Humble Oil
Melpar
Veterans Administration
T'ueCsd(ay
IIlumble Oil
Aetna Casuatlty
North Carolina lHighway C'om
U. S. G;eologica Survey
F'. W. Woolworth
WedneIsd(ay
National Security Agency
Donuglas A irc'raft
State Road Cornmmiission (If West
Virginia
Phoenix of HIart ford
L e id(esdor f
Thursday
('ha rleston Naval Sh ipya rd
( Nuclear Power D)iv.)
Federatl Reserve Bank
Mu(tuail (of New York
GeoIrgia Railrioad Ha nk aInd Trust
D eerintg- Milliken
Iloeing C'ompany
Fr idayI
Naval Ordhnance labh
IHuri lngtonl Inidustrlies
SoutIlhern Rail way
Pubhli' Iealth Service (CDC)(
l"iresMtone Steel I'rodts
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Tuesday and
DELICIOUS F(
Naval Offic
For Spring
New officers of the NROTC
lattalion at USC met with Capt.
L E. Jeffery last Friday to dis
uss plans for the spring term.
Midshipmanl Lt. Cm11dr. Robert
V. Maynard will command durinlg
he spring term, succeeding John
Clasen.
Fraternities
(Continued from page 5)
)elta Sigma Pi as president.
)ther officers include, Stan Al)
lebaum, senior vice president;
ames Cushman, vice president;
.arry Brandt, secretary; Frank
orley, treasurer; Mike Strange.
hancellor; Terry Lee, HIistorian;
L. F. Jackson, senior guide: and
;eorge Gay, junior guide.
I)elta Sigma Pi is a professional
raternity organized% with the pur
ose of forming closer ties he
wveen the commercial world and
Ludents of commerce and to en
)urage scholarship and social
(tivities.
Semi Annual
REDUCTION -- U
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* SPORT SHIRTS
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rhursday Nites, Fel
'elcom,e, StuIdentls!
)OD AND CMPLETE DF
Visiti
Greek Z
In an address TIuesday in USC's
Drayton Hall as part of the eur
rent international studies lecture
series. Prof. Ellis 0. Briggs, visit
ing professor in the USC depart
ment of international studies, spoke
on "Greece: How Stable a NATO
Student &
To Give J
The office of the Dean of Stu
dents has announced the schedul
of the Student Speakers Bureau
engageImen t.s for Fehrua ry amnd
March.
,rs Named
semester
Other officers serving on) the
battalion staff duri.Ing the spring
term include Midshipien Laurence
It. Orr, ex.eutive officer; It.
Ge rald . . 1.yall, operations; Lt.
(jg) 11. E. lon foitt. adjutitan ;
and Ens. Oscar L. StuIkey. pih
lie information.
Alst): Lt. (jg) Fritz 1'. Stork.
supply; Ens. 11. .1. Ganmble, per
10n11; and ( CPO .1 amInes i". Thomas.
hattalion chif petty officer.
Company connaanders are Mid
shiIpInen I t. lobIert C. Ballenger,
Lt. .lames W. White, Lt. Gary W.
McDowll. and I L. St '1phen It.
Walter.
Captain .Jeffery received the cup
for the organization having the
highest percentage of its nIembers
donating in the led Cross blood
(Irive from llattalion Commllander
Clasen.
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"The true interests of Greece
should continue to lie with the
free, the non-Communist world, and
Greece should continue to collabo
rate with the West and its institu
peakers
rogram
'he Speakers liurean presents
their special program to various
service clunbs and student groups
around the state. Members of the
student body, accoipalied by a
faculty representative. give a pres
entation on Carolina, describing its
edtueational facilities along -with a
discussion ol student life.
The fcllowing groups will hear
tht- presentation duriIx the next
two months: Cayev Rotary Club.
l February 16: Batesbur Civitan
Club, February 18; Allendale l,ions
Fl, ebruary 22; York 1.ions
Sub, February 25; G reenwood
Kiwanis (lu1, March 5; Wlanta
I,ions Clb March 8; Bennettsvillf
Rtotary Club, Nlarch !l; Y o r k
Rotarv (huh. Nlarch 11; George
,own Civitan Club, Alarch 22: and
Greer Kiwanis Club, Ilarch 25.
To nIable the visitingi grilps to
make vach trip worth while, Iean
Witten would like ti 1make further
arrni'IgemIenIts inl t he above towns
to get in mr(in. preselit at ions in th
a,Mv <hate, Aliy studient who (-nnl
nuake further engragements for the
Iurall shohil contact Ih-an Wit
tenl.
Columia's (, lit)dvrn
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John Lauritz
He's fin4
Wnen the University of Neva<
Lauritzen his B.S.E.E. in 1961, ii
big step in the learning prograr
himself. This led him to Wester
agrees that ever-increasing knioi
to the development of its engin
ing John in furthering his educa
John attendted one of Westei
Graduate Engineering Training (
ated with honors. Now, through
Tuition Refund Plan, John is vs
Master's in Industrial Managei
Polytechnic Institute. He is cu
engineer developing test equip
Westerun EIectrieu
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Enr ne,I gM r enufa< eturh t, i i j out
sor Disc
Recent
tions, said the former career C
,imbassador.
Professor Briggs c a I I e d the c
'Ireeks "lively, irreiressible, dedi- t
.ated, sophisticated, cynical, alert, 1
ind suspicious," and he noted that c
n this compilation by "an admir- 1
ing friend" he had omitted "politi
'Al constancy" as an asset.
Ilis review of recent Greek his- t
tory was mostly somber, as he t
showed the internal conflict which t
resulted in the 1949 ousting of t
Communists who had tried to take
Professors
0 t
To Discuss l
USC Honor,
l'rof. I. G. N1oore. I' r o g I a in
Chairman1i for the 'S(' chapter of
the American Associa'ion (of U'ni
versity Professors, has announced
that the Febriary meeting of the
AAUI' will featuret a p:nel dis
('ussion on th Onor system at
Carolina.
AAlIT'ImI mg.Te<hy
Feb. 16, at -1:00 p.m. in the As
svmlbly Room of the lissel llouse,
is headed this so-mester bY )r.
Stephen 11. Ackerman. department
of foreign lainguages.
P'rofe.Ssor Nimbtre W%Illlmleratt'
the discussion whs -s participants
include Prof. iani-l IMllis. Chair
m1an I the Faculty C( Ilulittee on
the 111,1or System; 'rof. I. W il
liam Zartman. department of inter
national studies; 1'rof. A I f r e d
Stiith. department 1f clonmlics;
al lrof. William Wesson, depart
ment (if econmilics.
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ing it at Western 1
la awarded John System's revoluhton;
was only the hr st 0n8 s;y:tem.
1 he en visions for it you set the high
Electrit. For WE oducat ionally and
.iedge is essen tial Western Elec tnrc's
eurs and is help mnactturnnl unmt
[ion. many oppor tuunit ie
n Electric:'s three electrical, metchain
enters and gradu- as well a he py
the CornY ivr id busmness ma. jor s.
orking toward his Eht int Car eer Oj
nent at Brook lyn Plt e(mernt Off icer.
rently a planning interview when thd
nent for the Bell visits your campus.
tNUFACTJuHINGJ AND M JpI>l-Y UNIT
it&~ O''.iri ntr, t many~ of i'- samn t t
*usses
Woes
ver the nation.
The former aibassador pointed
ut that because of the reconstrue.
ion program undertaken by the
Jnited States, strong hond was
rented between Greece and the
J. S.
Professor Hriggs, in showing the
mportance of Greece and Turkey
o the NATO partnership, pointed
o these countries as "keepers of
he eastern gates," holding back
he spread of Soviet power to the
ilediterranean.
Ie also gave a short history of
he Greece-CyPrus conflict, men
ioning the straine(l relations be.
ween Greece and Tturkey and the
lifficulty the 11. S. has had in
:veping these NA TO nenibers
rom nli-out war.
In conclusion, Professor Briggs
xpresse(i the hope that the Greek
'y)riots would not be allowed to
estroy the Greece-Tuirkey buttress
gainst the Commiunists.
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