The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 12, 1965, Page Page Six, Image 6
Chaplain
Workshop
Offered
'The USC administration, along
with the Campus Chaplains Asso
ciation, will sponsor a one - day
workshop for ministers Tuesday,
March 30.
The purpose of the workshop is
to allow ininlisters to spend a day
with Carolina's chaplains and staff
in order to enable these men to
help the USC staff in preparing
and sustaining USC students dur
iniz their stay at the University.
Two reprosentatives from each
ministerial association in the state
will be invited to the event, which
will begin with an opening ses
sion on the aiis and plans of
Carolina, le by President Thomas
F. Jonles and Dean Charles Wit
ten.
Four working sessions, including
discussions on finances. acadenie
goals and problems. campus life,
and emtioInal faCt0lrs, will he Id
by the fol0Villwg caInmpus leaders:
Paul FiJler, director of student
aid Dr. Charles Coolidge of the
history department Dean I. Eu
gene C( er anI I Dean l'lizabeth
Clotworthy: and Prof. Velm;a Hay
,'en. School of Iucation.
Letters To
(Continued
asks Is legislative approval of the
81,141.000 ilk*ncrISe on the baSis
of its rteal gr )wth,. not the addli
Placement
Interviews
Scheduled
T hel Placement Hureau has an
nouncedI ;ts- schedule of interviews
With b1us'ine-S firm in in thie comng
week. F)r further information
please contact Placement Bureau
in Lieber Collee. phone 765-31i6.
The ilnterviewvs ark, ;cheduled as
follows:
Jeffl-on Standard
Upjohn
Shell Oil
H en J.1 i iPiane Division
R!ue Cross-Blue Shield
Shell Oil
IUnzite.l Fuel G;as Company
Best F'o<os
Goo lyeair Tire & Rubber
Allstate
Thuarsdav
Allstate
S. S. K resge
U. S. C.oast & G;eodetic
Fridas
J1. C. Penney
Students are remnindled that there
will he no more interviews after
March 31.
GAMECOCK
ROOM
Now Open On
SUNDAYS
From
3 P.M. - 10:30 P.M.
~SLATE R'
Stop Bly
For Your
After-Library
SNACKS
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SOCIALIZING SUNDAY at th4
aid campus leaders are Pre4ton I
Cooper, Dean of Men. Greeting ti
Alumni As
Preliminar
Bly SUSAN KNIGHT
Staff Writer
Ti r o u ih o u t this week, the
Alumni Association, in co-opera
tion with the sororities and fra
ternities on campus sponsored a
Irive to raise funds for the Educa
tional Foundation.
Fifty alumnae set up headquar
ters in the Alumni Office in Lieber
The Editor
from page 2)
tional nillions which it should
have under an impartial applica
tion of the Greent-ille Neis "same
yardstick" editorial.
I would encourage Carolina
students to read these and other
editorials about the University
ani to write to South Carolina
newspapers, as well as to mem
bers of their various County dele
eations, in order to clear up some
of these misconceptions of the
University and its requests for
funds. Copies of these editorials
and other information are avail
able at WUSC, Room 207 of the
Russell House, phone 4165.
Sincerely,
LILY-ROLAND (LEROY)
EBFERT
Manarer, WUSC
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L drop-in given by Preston Reside,m
re.ident Lam Nichols, USC itesden
int is Mary Cooper, onle of the co
Rociation A
y Report
College, and contacted, by tele
phone, the alumni of the Richland
County area. Wh-n an alumni
agreed to contribute, a sororitN
member was driven by a fraternity
member to the place of business
or the home of the contributor tc
'ollect- the donation.
Miss Kay Tolbert volunteered as
chairman for the sororities and
Doug Buchanan was in charge of
the fraternities. Approximately 80
sorority women and 24 fraternity
men participated in the drive.
E. Smythe Gambrell of Atlanta.
a past president of the Bar Asso
ciation, offered the Alumni Asso
ciation a unique challenge. If it
succeeds in increasing its total
membership by 1,000 and raises
$25,000 toward its Educational
Fund by May 20, Gambrell will
present the Alumni Association
with a $10,000 check at the grad
uation exercises in the spring.
Both Monday's and Tuesday's
endeavors were very successful.
Over 150 new contributors were
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712 AIN ST.. POE stu 252.e1S
Hall for administration officers
1i 'ionms F. Jones, and L. Eugene
L4I hosteses.
nnounces
f Drive
contacted, and $1,000 was collected
each (lay.
Pharmacy
Scientist
Lectures
Pharmacy text author Dr. Jo
seph David McEvilla I e c t u r e d
ruesday and Wednesday to groups
.n USC's School of Pharmacy.
Head of the department of
nharniacy administration at the
University of Pittsburgh, Mc
Evilla's visit was sponsored by the
American Association of Colleges
of Pharmacy through a grant from
the National Science Foundation.
Dr. McEvilla. author of Phar
mac Administration and Reming
tol's Practice of Pharmacy, re
oeived his doctorate from the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh.
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STUDENT
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Yankee Pedlar
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)AY, MARCH 5.
Cola @
Preston i
Entertain
Preston Residence Hall's newly
formed student government enter
tained administration officials and
campus leaders at a drop-in Sun
(lay afternoon in the dorm's lobby.
Purpose of the two-hour affair
was to explain what the new stu
dent government is doing and what
its plans for the future are, com
mented Larry Nichols, president.
Attending were President and
Mrs. Thomas F. Jones, Dean of
Students and Mrs. Charles H.
Witten, Dean of Men L. Eugene
Cooper, Arts and Science's Assoc.
Dean and Mrs. H. F. Trotter, Dean
of Women Elizabeth Clotworthy.
other faculty members, and various
Here And There
LUTHERAN STUDENT AS
SOCIATION luncheon will have as
their speaker the Reverend Roland
F. Frerking on T ue s d a y at I
o'clock in the Magnolia Room of
the Russell House.
W E S L E Y FELIA)WSI1lP la,s
elected niew officerm for the comiing
year. They are as follows: preidemt,
Beth Wall; program committee, Iee
lionas; niembership committee.
Dan Childs; finance, Dwight Me
Neace; and secretarY, Anita Stod
dad.
ILLEL has announced their
new officers who are as follows:
president, Paul Garfinkel; vice
president, Sam Solomon ; corre
sponding secretary, Rence Zinn;
recording s e c r e t a r y, Beverly
WADE
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BARBER SHOP
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These great p
models at oin
Each of these beauties~
pr-iced in it-s line. lBuit thi
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performa n ce.
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mfteriors~,. plush vinyls, lir
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Chgevelle, America's f;
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Lesidence.
s At Drop
campus leaders. i
A pamphlet describing the pur
pose and history of the dormitory's 1
government was distributed to the j
guests.
Since the conception of the gov- I
erinent idea at the beginning of
last fall's semester, Preston has 4
accomplished several things to
make the dorm a b)etter place to
live, said the president.
Amiiong jcjw1, tiodirtaktin inl
elnude, repainting aid reftuniiJiig C
dIth lobbyv anid w4wking oust hour. %
withthhe Dean of Woei t) petlit
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Phasw hat- aLso beien anniounce for I
ite opening of a baLseuhenit recre.
Around Campus
Illown; financial secretary, Frona
Rich; historian, Maxine Karvsh; S
CRC representative, Kenny Freed- C
man; sergeant - at - arms, Saul
Pearlman; an, reportxr, Stewart k
Slotnick. t
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The blood upon his face.
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