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Here Ai
ANY FRESHMEN interested in
trying out for the track team must
get in touch with Ed Kenyon or
Coach Baskin at the Round House
any afternoon this week.
THE BAPTIST STUDENT CEN.
TER has moved to third floor in
Rutledge Chapel on the Horseshoe.
B.S.U. is now in the process of
changing addresses fron 1618
Pendleton Street to 700 Pickens
Street, and will have temporary
headquarters above the Chapel. The
new Baptist Student Center will be
completed next winter.
MATTHEW
J. BRUCCOLI,
Associate P r o
fessor of Eng
lish at Oh io
State Univer
sity, will be the
second speaker
in the a p r i n g
BRUCCOL series of lec
tures sponsored
by the Department of English.
Professor Bruccoli will Speak on
Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Kendall
Room of the South Caroliniana Li
brary. His topic will be "Principles
of Modern Textual Blibliography."
Professor IIruccoli is noted for
his work in the field of biblio
graphy, but is also well known as
a book reviewer. lie has written
articles himself for a variety of
distinguished American periodicals.
TILE SC TAENT SION. -pmn
.jored bi the Acti%ities omimittee
of the studeit lion, will I held
May 7. Auditiomn. ill he Marchi 29,
April 5 aid April 12. Prizes will be
Dates Given
For Dorm
Reservations
Room reservation )erioId for the
fall semester will begin April 6
when a $50 fee will be collected,
according to Diirector of Housing
Joseph A. Barnes.
Cards have been mailed to par
ents notifying them of the date,
and further information will he
distributed to students this week
end, the (Iirector sai(l.
The Housing Office also ad
vised that students w ho reserve
a room udl decide Not to attend
and those on academic suspension
must cancel by June 15 to receive
a full refund, less $5.
In addition, those on academic
ruspension who wish to attend
the summer sessions in order to
wvssibly qualify for the fall se
mnester must make arrangements
with the housing director before
June 15 if they wish to hold their
room assignment.
Slot Racing . ..
FASTEST TRACKS
DIXIE SPEE
2752 Dev
OPEN NICII')
Available at
BR ITT
1337 Main Street
id There
$75, $50 aid $25. AM students are
invited to the audition. Also stu
dents are welcome at all auditions
free of ciarge for their entertain
mient.
* * *
THE USC CHAPTER of Amer
ican Association of University Pro
fessors will hold its annual spring
banquet tonight at 7 p.m. in the
faculty dining room of Russell
House. Dr. David Fellman, Pro
fessor of Political Science at the
University of Wisconsin and Na
tional Presid-nt of the A.A.U.P.
will be the guest speaker. Dr.
Stephen 11. Ackerman is president
of the local chapter.
STUDENTS AT CA11OLINA have
contributed $259.23 to die 1964
Christmas Seal Campaign, aecordiig
to Mrs. Dionald N. .'ptoi, luimorary
clairmin of the camplaigi in this.
area. 'tis sumtiv represent-% eottribu
tiois from 209 -tudemt of the 4,000
to which 41ritmas seals were dis
tributed.
ASST. PROFESSOR ISAAC J.
LEVY of the Departnient of For
eigi Languges at USC is author
of "The Fnd of a Nation" inl the
February issoe of the SotIern
Israclitc. The article, third in a
series on the Spanish Jews written
by Professor Levy. concernIs the
culture of a gVroulp of pe-ople who
have separat-d themselves from
their traditional past anl become
absorbed in) new sur-roundinigs.
THIE NANAL 11MV'C VNITi at Car
4linia hal,- rci-iked a ratiig tf "oxit
-,tandiling" following th- alknial ad
miniii,tratiste aid IersoneiIl inisime
6ti conidnetedl ins Februtar--. TIiw
unit',. mid-hip1111man hattalioni recei%vel
special prai-- from Captakii R. W.
St,le, I SN. aid 'Maj. K. 11. lieht..
VSic. xboth of the U'iiversity of
Mli,,ijipi an1 miiembl1r-- of the inl
.petin team.
DRZ. 1. WILLIAM ZARTMAN of
the USC Departilment of Intt-na
tionial Studies i- author of "The
Relations Between F r a n v e and
Alg-ria," an art-icle in the 'rr-rent
issue of the Frenc vh R< riI oi
'oltical seif m#, the leading jour
nal in its field in France.
Yo NG DEMOCIATS %ill mee-4t
'liir-aa at 7 p.mi. its I larper.
RohMom 101. Tenitatkil -che-dl-4ed a
-peaker i6 the wAiiiner of tie D1e-mio
eratic Congreinal prinmr.
DR. FIRANK DUIRAM, pro
fessor of English at V'SC. is author
of "Luose Heyward's 'Lost' Short
Sto)ries" in the 1til5 winter i-suQ
f Sta<ulie's in Shourt F r ictin.
NATIIONAI. SCIENCEl- Fot ND)A
TlO(N hase miade a $3 ,600) granmt to
i 0to snIpport r.ee,earchI imi the su-.m
jort of fre-lhw ater -pnmgme-. Dri.
Thedoire (Cole, head of time 1SC
Dep-jartmemnt of hliilg, w iill direct
hed re&earchi proiject.
THIEOD)ORI-', J. LEDEIlEN, for
I. COLUA.1Il.l A VO It"
DWAY, INC.
ie Street
'S 'TIL4 11:00
O N'S
Col....a,. C.e
Around
oign student adviser at USC, is
visiting the University of Georgia
and Georgia Tech this week to
examine their programs for foreign
students. The visit is sponsored by
the in-service training program of
the National Association for For
eign Student Affairs.
AN U NDERGR ADU ATE
RESEARCH participation program
in mechanical enginetrinig will be
c4mtinuled at Carolina under a new
$5,600 graut from National Science
Foundation. The pogram is directed
by Dr. E. C. Woolwan, Jr., head
of the USC Department of Mechani
cal Engineeritg.
A S S T. P R O F. J A M E S D.
PRITCHARD, director of bands at
USC, is the new chairman of the
Southern Division of the National
Interscholastic M ut s i c Activities
Commission. He s u c c e e d s Dr.
Thomas J. Stone, head of the De
partment of Music at Western
Kentucky State College.
'IE THIRD IATURE in the
cnrrent series on "Christianititv in
Transitioni," sponvored by the Ca4*1do
lic center for studenits at 'USC, will
be hf-14l Sunday at 7:30 pan. at the
Tliomas More Center. lgnas Skrup
skeli, an instructor in the Depart
me,it of Philo,oplhy at Carolina, will
Speak fin ".solline 'rblmll.. inl the
Philo-ophy of Religionl.
DR. D. J. COLQUIlOUN, asso
ciate professor in the Department
of Geology at USC, is attending a
two-day meeting of directors of
undlergraduate research participa
tion programs in New Orleans. The
programs are sponsored by Na
tional Science Foundation.
PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS ARE
SCIE1l.ED for the ENning week
a. folko%,: MIon4day, Girl Scouts of
ON OFTHIEW
FIENDISH
BLOGOCI
TODAYMU
YOUR
Ill 11le Ciirse >
of soulll ll Se
ale( to mike Sigin
thlree fornis )f (lit
first exlore nrs to (4
to its po)tential, thm
h)e. tmusch lItter Otn
CampusI
the U1. S. A. - Region VI, Aetina
Life, State Farm; 'hurmday, Florida
State Boar of Health, lxver Broth
ers, and American Tobacco Com
puny; Friday, Lever lrotherm.
CADET COL.
WILLIAM A.
D. ADDISON
JR., this year's
A i r Fo rce
ROTC Wing
C o i in a n d
or, was pre
sented w it h a
B r o n z e Cross 4DDISON
of Achievement
Award at the annual military ball
on March 9. He received the honor
as the moot outstanding Air Force
cadet in the Southeast, and became
the first member of the USC unit
to achieve the distinction.
NEW OFFICERS OF NEWMAN
CIA,11 are: Joe Davis, president;
Vickie Nelmnm, ice-preident Sheila
Bailey. reconlinig wecretary L.inda
1.1aac, coHrrespondainig secretary, and
Mike Janunii, treiurer.
USC Educatio
Plans Retiren
A niember of the School of Edu
cation faculty since 193:12, I)r. .1
McTyeire Iamiel, will retire Juelh
30.
loding degrees from Wofford
College, USC, and Harvard Uni
versity, Dr. Daniel is currently
presi(lent of the Carolina chapter
of Phi Beta Kappa.
The oducatar's career began in
1917 when he became principal of
Fort Mot.te School. lie also served
as prineipal of Abbeville I Iigh
School, 1918-1922, superintendent
of Conway school, 1922-1926, and
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SADISTIC
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OFOUR
Ie)%TIME!
DER
WIFE FOX
If your roomm
says the Bell System h
hi-fi, stereo and talkii
/4
don't bet. You'll
tht(1 'r t1tlies" of1 the nattre stIlh
,te(ini "4 at( itlist s hia e been IC 'I
>mt' downi thet trail. 04ro1
T was' sill VI lIII g, weV( rea I .kItif
- naureof oun ha t" stairt,
.1e1stood( th1,m1 it w.as. then(s1
irgest, m11 ),tUt im| re'Ieniv dist4.o(15
BelSystu
American Telephol
Carolina
Announc
By JIM GRAVES
ApM. Managing Efitor
The USC Marketing Club has
been declared winner in its divi
sion of the national marketing
Executive Games.
Division competition, which took
place during the month of Feb
ruary, involved student groups
from all over the Ur.ited States.
USC, as division winner, will rep
resent the club at a national meet
to be held at Michigan State Uni
versity April 9 and 10.
At the April meeting, Henry
Sanders, president of Carolina's
Marketing Club, will give an oral
presentation before a panel of
judges composed of executives and
faculty members of various schools.
His talk will include the reasons
for the USC club's decisions in
the competition.
After the other three division
winners give their presentations, a
national winner will be decided.
The national winner will receive
a trophy for the School of Busi
ness. Last year's winner was Notre
Dame University.
n Professor
tent In June
state high School supervisor in the
State I)epartiment of Education,
1926-32.
Since 1941, he has been super
visor of the m1erit systemi of the
State Departnct of Public Wel
f are.
I Deceibelr, . Dniel con
pleted two terimls as chairman of
the South Carolina ConimittAe of
the Secondary School Comm ission
of the Southern Association of Col
leges and Schools.
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP AUDITORIUM
SAT., MARCH 27 - 8:30 P.M.
IN PERSON
BROTHER DAVE GARDNER
PRICES: 55. $4, $3. Buy Tickts -
22 Arcade Bldg. AL 4-5379 or
Taylor St. Pharmacy
ate
elped invent
1g movies,
lose.
captuire sounlti for sttly. llell lult[
rtocries <|Itvelopti )Clthet frst electrn
r for phonoagraIphlises5(. 1:or thet
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Marketin
es Game
Students participating in the
competition during February were:
Tom Quattlebaum, Augustus Fitch,
Joe Williams, Leigh Powell, John
Williams, Brian Wendt, Charles
Rutledge, Mike Davis, Robert
Brown, Boyle Talbert, and Henry
Sanders. From this group, five
students will be selected to partici
pate in the national meet at Michi
gan State.
Dr. Clinton Baker, faculty ad
visor for the Marketing Club, acted
as a consultant during the com
petition and will accompany the
Judiciary Council
Selects Officers
For Coming Year
The Women's Judicial Council
has elected as its president for
next year Mahalie Brown, a trans
fer student from Wesleyan College
in Macon, Georgia, and current
president of Tivoli Apartments.
Paula Gruenlberg, vice-president
of South Dormitory, was elected
vice-chairman of the C o u n c i 1.
Paula is chairman of the Review
(ommittee, and will continue her
work here as well as serving as
vice-chairman.
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tey thle telephonei ltof t< KIav.
g Club
Winners
group to the meet in April.
Dee Weet is serving the tean as
TWX teletype operator during the
games.
Sailing Club
Will Attend
Invitational
The Sailing Club has been asked
to represent the South Atlantie
Intercollegiate Sailing Association
at New England Intercollegiate
Sailing Association Spring Invita.
tional Regatta.
The regatta is the top Eastern
Intercollegiate sailing competition
and is generally referred to as the
Boston Dinghy Club Cup Cham.
pionship. Held at the United States
Coast Guard Academy, New Lon.
don, Connecticut, the competition
lasts from April 10 through 11.
As required by the North Amer.
ican Yacht Racing rules, the club
will send two teams. The first
team will be Henry Cheves and
.John Dotterer. Pete Soutter and
Ed Bailey will make up the second
team.
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