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European Itinerary Available Students Offered Tour By Alumni Association BY JOHN ARANT News Editor Plans for the Alumni Associa tiQn's third European tour for USC faculty, staff, students' par ents and students have been an nounced. Limited to 35 persons, the tour with registration dead-line being April 2, will visit six countries be tween June 10 and July 1. "Last year's group included 12 Carolina students. They added life to the group, and we would like to see at least the same number this year," said Mr. Carl Brazell, Director of Alumni Relations. Totaling less than $800, the trip's cost includes round-trip on trans-Atlantic jet transportation from New York; air and motor transportation in Europe; hotel ac commodations; most meals; out lined sight-seeing; baggage charges; and tips and taxes. Cities to be visited include Lis bon, Madrid, Paris, Geneva, Copen hag,en, London, and Palma de Majorca, an island off the coast of Spain, according to Mr. Brazell, who will accompany the group. Four co-eds, who were among last year's group, are presently students at Carolina. They are Kathy Odom, Peggy Bistline, Emilie Guignard, and Jan Wasson. Reservations may be cancelled and full deposits will be returned without question up to May 10. Mr. Brazell advises interested students to contact him at the Alumni Office in Lieber College. Placement Ba Schedule Of I The Placement Bureau has an rounced its schedule of interviews with business firms in the coming eek. For further information, ontact Placement Bureau in Lieber ollege, phone 765-3166. The interviews are scheduled as ollows: onday Corning Derrick, Stubbs & Stith Tuesday College Life Bell System Trane Company Army & Air Force Exchange Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. REA General Telephone Wednesday Bell System REA Express ITS ROCK'S MOST RIOTOUS LOVE-BOUT! HUDSON-IDLWDBWUGIDA G'gYOUNG TODAY 1-3-5-7-9 & (Gamf REMINISCING WITH MR. C. Relations, about their days spent I& European tour are Jane Wasson (I they couldn't decide which countr looked at the nap, the girls emph go back. YDs To Be At By Democrati Carolina Young Democrats will hear Tuesday night the newly ap pointed director of the state Demo cratic party. The director, Calhoun Thomas, Jr., of Beaufort, a graduate of the USC School of Law, will speak in Room 101 of Russell House at 7:30 p.m. While an undergraduate at Car olina, Thomas served as a clerk of the State Senate, president of Clariosophic Society, and was a member of Kappa Alpha fratern ity. After graduation Thomas was appointed United States Commis sioner for the eastern district of reau Gives nterviews Wachovia Gilman Paper Co. Scott Paper Thursday W. Va. Pulp & Paper Glidden Prudential Sears Friday Glidden Sears Sealtest Shenandoah NASA (Cape Kennedy) Phillips Petroleum Savannah Tapestr; Ti We have yc sterling pattern Reed & SILVYE R See the complete Reed well as those of other REYNER -- HAM[] 1604 Main Street Rose Cascade The Diamond Franc Z cock Stall Photo by John Aran#) LRL BRAZELL, Director of Alumni at year on the Alumni Association's it) and Emilie Guignard. Though v they enjoyed the most, as they stically agreed that they wanted to Idressed c Official South Carolina; he still holds this post. USC (Continued f Indoor Championship Meet held coordinately with the open college meet at Garrett Coliseum. McGuinness had little trouble in winning the 600-yard run by about ten yards, as he recorded a new standard of 1:14.3 breaking the old record by a full second. Crombie had even less trouble: in fact, he had a big lead from the first lap, a lead which he widened on each trip around the 176-yard track until he crossed the finish line about 60 yards ahead of his closest competition. The speedy Gamecock made a farce of all Coliseum and meet records with a smart 2:13.8 clock ing for the 1.000-yard event. The 2:13.8 time broke three records: the Southeastern Conference rec ord by four seconds, the Coliseum record by four seconds, and the meet record by a huge 8.5 seconds. The performance, first of the year for Crombie, was one of the best 1,000 yard times for the in BRITTAIN'S ART & YARN SHOP Knitting instructions Free With Purchase of Yarns All Types of Yarns 6 Needles 1114 Taylor Street AL 6-3620 ra Silver Sculpture Lark ur favorite .as featured in Barto n's DPI N ION & Barton line now as famed silversmniths at [JON JEWELERS - Trenholm Plaza Is I Classic Rtose Hampton Court Here Ai THE USC FINANCE CLUB will hold a meeting Thursday, Feb ruary 25, at 8 p.m. in the Azalea Jasmine Room of the Russell House. Otis Livingston, Chief of the South Carolina Tax Commis sion and Pat Smith of the State Auditor's Office will speak on state financial matters. Members are urged to attend and bring any interested friends. Cof fee and refreshments will be served. EUPHRADIAN LITERARY SO CIETY elected a new slate of officers recemtly. Henry Hembel was elected president; Jim Boylton, president pro temp; Ronnie Crawford, secre tary; Dknnie Howard, treasurer; and Jeff Christie, critic. Also elected were Jim Mulligan, custos forum; Mike Joy, Board of Publications representative; J i m Poulos, reporter; John Greene, finan cial secretary; Jim Scheider, his torian; Mike Behan, corresponding secretary; and Arthur H1 a r t z o g, recorder. THE 1965 EDITION of General Statistics of South Carolina, an an nual publication widely used by business and industry, has been published by the Bureau of Busi Stars rom page 5) door track season. Woody Chapman cleared 13 feet easily in the pole vault, but the 1964 Florida Relays champion wen tout on 13 feet, six inches. The 10 points, which Crombie and McGuinness won for Carolina, were enough to give the Game cocks a fifth place tie in the meet. Providing for every ay environm Being a technically tr are looking ahead to accomplishment and t pany possessing these If our assumption is cc a close look at us. For problems of the day, ti Jessness which anticipa And more important to and scientists as the m and future progress. From a solid foundatior our Company has gain sea, air, and space pro; our nation's future. Ot exploring ever-broaden for every environment. E assigned early responsi ing talents to such area rocket engines ..,, fuel Such trail-blazing proje id There ness and Economic Research at USC. Authors are Dr. Thomas D. Temple, professor of finance in the School of Business Adminis tration and Joseph D. Barnes, Car olina's Director of Housing. WESLEY FOUNDATION will hold a general work day Saturday. 'Ie regular morning worship is at 10:15 a.m. Sunday. A Sunday evening pro gram of music will be led by Bill Savage. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. HISPANIC SOCIETY will hold conversation sessions each Tuesday from 1 to 3 p.m. The fraternity urges all those interested in Spanish to actively participate in the weekly meetings. * S S TWO USC JUNIORS received recognition at the Souaheasern Province Newraan Club Conventlon held in Savannah, Ga., last weekend. Greg Dixon, a political scence major of Brooklyn, N. Y., was THIS COUPON V I Toward the Purcha SAM ITALIAN & AMERI I 711 Main Streej, Aci Limit one cou Offer expires power ent... 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In this capacity he will represent Newman ion other campuses In the province. THE SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGE MENT elected officers recently. Elected were Ernest J. Nauful, president; Bob Saco, vice-presi dent; and Irving Zix, secretary treasurer. THE STUDENT UNION will spun sor a student dance in the Cockpit Room of the Rusmeil House Saturday from 8 to II p.m. The dance will feature the Crescenta Combo. Dress 1i casuaL P R E S T O N DORMITORY sponsoring a contest among its ---------------------I IORTH 25 CENTS e of Any PIZZA at WIY'S CAN RESTAURANT o Irom Fied House pon per pizza Feb. 27, 1965 --provides cil virtually evei it Pratt & Whiti talent. That's why you'll find Craft men with college trainji responsibilities. You will also for professional growth are fu corporation-financed Gradual Your degree? It can be a B MECHANICAL * AERONAUTICAL. s and NUCLEAR ENGINEERING a * METALLURGY s CERAMICS e MA ING SCIENCE or APPLIED MECHA? 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