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General, I To Give 'I BY JIM Assistant M Lectures will be given on activity groups by visiting sr history and English Literatu Major General Gines Perez, con manding general at Fort Jackson, will be guest speaker of Chi Chap ter of Sigma Delta Pi, national Spanish honor fraternity. Gen. Perez will speak on "Little Known Spanish Explorers" at 8 p.m. in Room 205 of the Russell House. His talk will include a dis cussion of the culture and litera ture of Spain. The commanding general came to the United States from Spain in 1919. After studying at the Uni versity of Arizona, Gen. Perez Student Bowlers Post Win David Schade, a freshman at USC from Hampton, Virginia, was niamed all-events w,inner at tht Region Five Inter-Collegiate Bowl ing Tournament in Raleigh last week. Schade. a Chi Psi pledge, wor. the event over ~0 other bowler repres-nting 14 colleges in this region. The Carolina team. Spon sored by the Student Union R,ere ation Committee, placed second in team competition. In addition to the all-events award, Schade, averaging 1.'s points in five games, placed secon I in the singles competition. lie will re)restnt USC and the region in the national finals in St. Paul. Minnesota, in April. Other members of the USC team were: .1. K. Inabinet. George Sink. Jerry IIlckman. and Leona Bridge. KESTER'S BAMBOO HOUSE Buf fet - $1 Monday-Saturday 11:30 - 2:30 Smorgas bord Sunday 11:30 -3:00 724 Harden Street PlC -A -DILLY 928 SOU OPEN 7:30 AJ REGULAR MEAL Choice of app)et .3 re get abies. brE Phone Orders R WE SERVE SANDV T-BONE STEAK w INQUIRE ABOUT OUR BOARI FEMALE STUDENT ORVIN COURT OF COLUMBIA 821 Assembly Street One Block From USC Special Rates For Parents Curly's Restaurant Banquet Facilities Phone AL 4-2773 'ducator 'alks Here GRAVES naging Editor Wednesday, March 3, to USC eakers in the fields of Spanish re. began a tour of service with the U. S. Army. Gen. Perez will be installed as an honorary member during the meeting. Also, selected students in terested in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin American countries will be initiated. James Holly Hanford, scholar and teacher, will lecture Wednes day at 8 p.m. In the Russell House Auditorium as guest of the USC J English Department. Dr. Hanford, who has taught in colleges and universities through- J ,ut the United States, will speak ,n "Milton in Italy." The visiting lecturer's teaching eareer has been chiefly at the Uni versity of North Carolina, the Uni versity of Michigan. and Western it Reserve University. In 1959-19o n he served as Smith-Mundt Profes sar at the University of Damascus. Syria, as a colleague of Dr. John English Department head at USC. Professor Hanford's chief study F 1.1.1 cOncerned the English poet, lohn Milton. H is .1Milton Handbook. providing a study of Milton schol- J arship is now in its fifth edition. A C -ritical biography. John Milton, r'y/s n,, publishe d in 1949, h as rocently become available in paper * ack. The public is invited to attend F :his special lecture. Scholarships A For Foreign Stu USC Foreign student adviser Ted Ledeen announced this week p :he availability of scholarships for V a spe.ial foreign student assembly f: this summer. The Williamsburg International Assmblv will convene June 6-9 to liscuss "The American Pattern: Revolution and Evolution." Placement Bureau Lists Interviews b The Placement Bureau has an nounced its list of interviews for .he first week of March. They are as follows: March 1-J. P. Stevens and Arthur Anderson; March 2 Ernst and Ernst, North Carolina National Bank, C r a irf o r d and ('ompany, American Bakeries, Can- t n an Mills, and Fidelity Mutual; March 3-California State Board >f Personnel, Firestone, J1. B. Ivey, Federal Pacific Electric, Plantation Pipe Line, andl Scott Paper; March l-Sonoco, G;eorgia Power, Chicago B ridge and I ran. Rock HIill Tele nhone Company, C. I. A., and State of Gergia Merit Sy stem; March 5 --Sonoc~o aind . S. Plywood Cor p)raltion. RESTAURANT Yt "AMMY~ rH MAIN . -7:30 P.M. S-70c and up zer. onie rneat, -ad1 and( butLter, >rtea lady On Arrival IICHES ANY TIME TR IMMINGS - 95c Pastrom,,i on Your aorte IHread ) PLAN AND MEAL TICKETS - HELP WANTED Curly'~s RESTAURANT 821 Assembly Street Located At Orvin Court .%,peritlizing in, Pizzas, Spaghetti Charcoal Broiled Steaks Fried Chicken STUDENTS WELCOME 10% Off On Meal Tickets FEMALE STUDENT - HELP WANTED .,xN, \P.. MAJOR GENERAL GINES PEREZ Business Fr Pledges 29 On Wednesday evening, D e I t a igna Pi, professional business ad kinistration fraternity, increased s membership by pledging 29 ien. Pledging in ceremonies this week icluded: Thomas Barnett, Jim ell, Charlie Boswell, George Can ly. Marty Chandler, Mike Doane, Ahn Downs. Bill Estridge, Dale loyd, and Ronnie Floyd. Also, Dean Hawkins, Herman jhnson, Tony Kokolis, Peter Mc orkle, Gene Miller, Charlie Mont )nery. Tom Murphy, Donnie ase, Stan Rushton, and Bob acco. Others were Frank Saylors, rank Sanders, Barry Shields. ert Strickland, Bill Thomas, Gary ailable Now ident Meet Those eligible to attend the ex ense-paid conference in Colonial illiamsburg include s t u d e n t s ron a country other than the nited States who have completed t least one year of graduate-level udy. There are openings at present )r 50 qualified foreign students. eadline for applications is March The Williamsburg Assembly is )onsored by the Rockefeller Foun ation, the organization that re uilt Colonial Williamsburg. Interested students should con ict Mr. Ledeen in the Administra ve Annex for details and applica on forms. Mr. Ledeen urges foreign stu ?nts in the Carolina Community ho are eligible to take advantage this conference before returning their home countries. The brave are never differe " NONE BUT'~ -- STARRING FRANK SINAT CLINT WALKER - TOMMY SANDS CotO MONDAY - 10% DISCOL SPAGHETTI a Gondola PIZZA - SUBMARI STEAKS - SEAFC Next Door to the 215 Pkans DR. JAMES 1OLY IIANFORD aternity Students Twelkemeier, Walt Twelkemeier, and Kenneth Ward. Brothers and pledges of the busi ness fraternity will today solicit contributions for the annual Heart Fund Drive in the downtown Co lumbia area. Carolina Pharn Attend Annual BY JOHN ARANT News Editor Carolina pharmacy s t u d e n t s mingled with state and national pharmacists Wednesday during the 11th annual Pharmacy Seminar in Russell House. The seminar group, attracting aver 400 participants, discussed subjects including pharmaceutical practice, professional affiliations, pharmacy service in health care I facilities, recent regulations con cerning pharmacy practice in the state, surgical and convalescent aids, and surgical supports and related items. Sponsored by the South Carolina Pharmaceutical Association and the Schools of Pharmacy of USC and the Medical College of South Carolina, the seminar was ad dressed by J. Curtis Nottingham of Williamsburg, Va., president of 4\. 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Students ire requested to subnit fictionl, poetry, esa%f, drania review%, music reviews and art work. Theu Crucible meets each Mon lay night at 8 p.m. in Rfni 202 of he Rusel] House. Interested stu ltits are invited to attend. Office iour% of The Crucible are Mlonda iacy Majors Conference he American Pharmaceutical As ;ociation. Others addressing the all-day session included Raymond A. Gos wlin, marketing research special st; Dr. Thomas D. Wyatt, South arolina chief drug inspector; Wil iam W. Tester, president of the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists. Co-chairmen of the seminar com nittee of the S. C. Pharmaceutical Association and presiding over the eminar were Medical College Pharmacy Dean William A. Prout ind Dean R. Wi'. Morrison of USC's School of Pharmacy. Prof. I. M. Plaxco, Jr., of Carolina is )resident-elect of the state associa ,ion. KEEP A THE SAFE without harni NoDozM keeps you mentally alert with the same safe re fresher found in coffee. Yet NoDoz is faster, handier, more reliable. A bsolutely not ha bit forming. Next time monotony "when< intervi March 9-11 "for wh Manufacturing, Produ Systems Engineering, If you are majoring in I or Business Administr and marketing of infor to show what you can< See your placement of and an appointment w best be used at IBM. a 17 plants, and over 2C If you cannot attend tt write, telling us about IBM Corporate Headqi Apphied Mathematics. Apphied inListr'al I ng nc, rmR rInm 7rketog.iru',ctutrmng Reis Mc riow,ves. Opt c. Rel abilty E'rvomechtin rms. Lou tit Systems mt en i treltt IBM rhere Aroui through Friday fron 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to I p.m. Students may come b. luring these hourt for discussion with the staff. THE HYPATIAN LITERARY SOCIETY recently elected new of ficers. President is Sally Nichol son; vice-president, Elaine Pres ton; sec r et a r y, Joyce Kolb; treasurer, R o n a Shellenberger; critics, Gayle Turner and Darlene Baker; social c h a i r m e n, Pat Beamon and Chris Edwards. Applications for membership in Hypatian are now being taken. To be eligible for membership, a girl must have maintained a B average in English 11, 12, 21 and 22. Applicants should mail their names to Box U-4237 no later than March 10. For further information call Sally Nicholson at 782-2134. THE OFFICE OF STUDENT AID has announced that loans under all loan programs are still available for this semester. Stu dents, desiring aid should contact Mr. Paul Fidler, Director of Stu dent Aid, in the Administrative Annex. A REPRESENTATIVE of the Ex. periment in 1ienational Living progran will speak to students in Iert-ted in foreign study and living abroad for this sunner. 'Ie meet itg will he held in loom 102 of the Rlussell House this afterfloon at .a p.m1. THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT reminds students :hat the hours for student use of the gymnasium are posted on the gym door. TIlE STUDENT NVIISES TALENT IlOW will lie held toitight at 7:30 p.m. in Drayton Hall. Admi.%inn i, %.50. Studen1ts and faculty are invited to attend. cDoz, IERT TABLETS AY to stay alert ful stimulants makes you feel drowsy while studying, working or driving, do as millions do . .. perk up with safe, effective NoDoz Keep Alert Tablets. Another fins product of Grow. Laboratories. :anl ew IBM?" at jobs?" :t Development, Programming, Fi Marketing/ Sales ngineering, the Sciences, Mather ation, see IBM. The development, maition systems and equipment o1 1o. bce for our brochures th the IBM interviewers. Ask wher n Equal Opportunity Employer. TI 0 sales and service offices coast ti e interviews, visit the nearest IBIV /our imterests, to Manager of Colil Jarters, Armonk, New York 10504. id Campus STUDENT ACTIVITY GROUPS desiring allocations from ,he Student Affairs Committee for ise during the summer session should contact Mr. Ted Ledeen in the Administrative Annex. TIlE NEWMAN CLUB will rel* hold n aipostolic worksliop tomo. row, February 27, after 1 noaw Th1ere will 1e a lunchmi vwrved, fol. lowed by three speakerp. Tie regular meeting of Newm,4 (2ub will he WNneMilav night at 7 p.m. at the Thoma More Cemr. Officer will be electe. THE CAROLINA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP will meet in Rut. ledge Chapel, March 2 at 7 p.m. Miss Katherine Cumming will speak on "Christianity in Action." Wade Hampton Hotel BARBER SHOP Welcome, USC Students it's Not Too Late To Join The BOARD PLAN WSLATEE Commencing Saturday, Feb. 27 s1 23-60 for remainder of semester eld Engineering, natics, manufacturing, for many opportunities e your ideas can lere are 20 laboratories, > coast. office. Or ge Relations, Dept. 882.