The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 26, 1965, Page Page Three, Image 3
Angel FligJ
Applicatio
Angel Flight, the coed auxiliary
of Arnold Air Society in .the Air
Force ROTC, will begin interviews
for new members on April 6.
Girls interested in joining Angel
Flight are asked to fill out an ap
plication and to return it, along
with a recent photograph, to Patti
Knight, Box 2299, Campus.
Application f o r m a have been
placed in the 1 o b b i e s of the
women's dormitories.
To be eligible for consideration
in Angel Flight, a girl must be a
junior, sophomore, or second se
mester freshman, with a cumula
tive g r a d e point ratio of 2.5.
Angels are selected on the basis of
appearance, poise, intelligence, at
titude, and interest.
Angel Flight was founded at
Carolina in the spring semester of
I(w1. The objectives of the organi
zation are to advance and promote
interest in the Air Force, to obtain
information concerning the mili
tary services, to aid the progress
of the Arnold Air Society, and to
act as official hostesses for the
AFiOTC at the U n i v e r s i t y of
South C a r o I i n a in their social
activities.
Members of Angel Flight meet
on Thursdays at 4 p.m. and wear
the Angel Flight uniform each
Thurs1ay. The uniforms are fur
nished by the Flight to members.
Dues are $7.50 per year, and the
initiation fee is $2.50.
Angel Flight, although a rela
tively new campus organization, is
one of Carolina's most important
interest groups. Its members act
Trash Cans
Cause New
Problems
If there's one thing that USC
needed, it was trash cans.
Heently the campus has been
gifted with a number of bright
shiny new trash disposers. Stra
t-_ivally placed, these reciprocals
for refuse are visiable everywhere.
They are the recipients, not only
of isless trash, but also of ad
miring ghances and remarks such
as "Hlave you seen the new trash
cans?"
These objects have been taken
for mailboxes in the night by dis
traught coeds who are anxious be
cause they forgot to sign out.
And you wonder why Boyfriend
Hill never got your letter.
For some reasons the sight of
these new additions to the campus
IIritg out the worst in USC stu
dlents. They immediately feel that
it is their sworn duty to repeat
every jingle or dialogue concern
ing "littering" ever p u b 1 i s h ed.
Somehow they always manage to
drop that gum~ wrapper on the
grouJtnd though.
One angered young man even
tried to put his female friend in
one. Fortunately for her, she was
strion)ger than him.
l'encils, p)ens, notes, change and
somtetimies even meal tickets are
accidentally tossed into the trash
cans by overly conscientious but
not alert students.
The Americana by Rainfair-the (
it Accepts
is Of Girls
as hostesses for A FROTC fune
tions, such as the Military Hall,
cadet luncheons held each 'Thurs
day, and comllissioninlg
ceremonies.
Delegates are sent to the Na
tional Conclave of Angel Flight
each year. Angel Flight members
have traveled to Detroit, Deiver,
and Philadelphia in this capacity.
This year, eight Angels are going
to Washington. ). C.. from April
11 to 15.
All applicants will be notified by
letter of the scheduled time and
place of their interviews. Inter
views will be conducted byi a hoard
composed of two A ngel F I i g h t
members, two Arnold Air Society
members and two AFROTC
faculty members.
Carolina Students
Destroy Valuable
Lab Instruinents
BY MIKE EJI)SON
Staff Writer
This column is directed toward
those members of the Carolina
student body who take a foreivn
language and use the language
labs in DeSaussure College.
To be sure the guilty mmbers
of the student body use their har
haric skills elsewhere, but nowhere
is the destruction as evident as at
the old language buil(ling on the
Horseshoe.
Anyone who has been in the labs
recently can see that they have
not been merely vandalized. but
have also been mutilated by stu
dents of a university which is
supposed to be made up of mature.
civilized men and women.
Almost every unit in the hls
have been dlefacedI. Scit nitifie equip
ment purchased for the atvance
ment of the foreign language de
partment has been tortured by the
blades of hungry knivs, busy pen
cils, and ink pens of every color.
But simply marking on the
delicate features of a Thompson
Ramo Woohlri,r( Educational Aid
is not enough fun for some stu
dents. Many find the time and op
portunity to crush speakers, rip
apart earphones, and generally
treat the units like worn out toys.
The Adminitration wants to
discourage this type of wholesale
destruction without resorting to
the measures that are used to pro
teet the same type of equipment in
high schools. These methods are
too childish to normally consider,
but maybe the men and women of
Carolina are not really men and
women at all.
GO WE
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Experieno
Often it has been said that col
lege students live in a world of
their own-with their own sjecial
problems and cares. Whether this
overstated axiom is true or not
is a proldei for the philosophers.
Colleges and collfge students do,
however, s h1 a r v a comm11on pen
ch1ant for experiencing unusual
problems and happenings; not only
at Carolina but everywhere.
Last fall 17 s t u d e n t s from
X a v i e r Universi!y. Cincinnati,
Ohio, silently marchwd in front of
the city's new I'layboy Club for
two hours, carrying signs with
such s I o g a n s as "Hf ide From
Reality Here" and ")o You Want
Your Daughter to be a Playmate?"
It takes a far stretch of the imagi
nation to imia.vine Carolina stu
.ents picketing a nightelub.
The Gamecock has its problems,
but fortunately nothing like those
of The Optimist, the weekly news
paper of Abilene Christian College,
Abilene, Texas.
To begin with, the editor's bed
burned. She and her h u s b a n d
Moved from their house into a
motel and tried to run the paper
while washing s im o k e d clothes.
Also somebody forgot to set up a
room for the weekly Friday staff
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meeting. The list of reporters' as
signments got lost. The business
manager was in two successive
auto wrecks.
However, it c o u I d have been
worse. The week before, the press
broke down.
Students at Louisiana State Uni
versity in Baton Rouge are being
forced to face life without Cokes.
There is a noted absence of Coca
Cola vending machines at the uni
versity. It seems that the famed
bottling company submitted the
low bid for th,- soft drink fran
chise at the university but re
fused to compiy with three regula
tions specified by the university.
Included in the contract were
three provisions objectionable to
Coca-Cola: (1) That the univer
sity be named as insured in case
of liability, (2) That the univer
der maintain 24-hour emergency
maintenance service, (3) That all
vendors agree to a uniform color
for all vending "hanks" - where
a number of machines are placed
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New Rc
BY MARGARWT SHlALIEUMI
Feature Editor
"Oh where, oh where can we
This cry of anguish has been
orrowfully uttcred by the home
ess girls of third floor South for
he past week.
Despite their paid-up rent, paid
ip tuition, and relatively good be
1avior - no children or pets -
.hese young maidens are being
victed from their homes by that
iasty old landlord "Administra
ion."
Sunday night, secure in their
'homey" institutionalized rooms.
.he third floor coeds were dis
Lributed yellow sheets of paper in
forming them that t h e i r floor
6vould be reserved for freshmen
next fall.
Anguished refrains of "The Ad
UInusual
mpuses
together.
So be thankful Carolina stu
Jents and drink your Cokes.
Southwest Missouri State Col
lege students are perturbed over
the new curved mirrow placed in
the girls' dorm. It is similar to
the type that are evident in shop
ping utopias to d e t e r woul).-be
shoplifters.
It has been suggested that the
Lrood ladies who watch their young
charges so zealously from the con
fines of the receiving office by
means of the nirror are there to
ascertain whether or not there are
extreme violations of the dormi
tory's PDA (Public Display of
Affection) Code.
Isn't it nic. that U'SC doesn't
have this PDA problerm.
Try
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ER LIVING . ..THROUGH CHEMISTRY
ss Coed
oms In
ministration Is Breaking Up That
Old Gang of Mine" floated through
.he dismal halls.
Room mates who had finally
f o u n d someone they could get
flong with returned each other's
lipstick and bobbi pins, lamenting
their future separation.
"You might know just when we
finally get the room cleaned up,
they would move us out," com
plained a pair of third floor room
mates.
Room mates who have weathered
the storms of early room mating
find theniselv-s in the process of
,etting a dormitory divorce. "You
take the goldfish and I'll take thu
bowl," is typical of the sorrowful
process of "dividing up."
Since every girl who isn't a
senior will pirobably res rve her
old room, th- girls of third floor
South go to slcep with visions of
camping out on the sun deck
poundinir in t1.ir weary h-ads.
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Nightmares of leaving a half
way respectabie room mate and
being forced to move in with a
Judo enthusiast who believes in all
night exercises occur frequently.
Alas, as can be expected, some
rumors of revolt have been circu
lating. The idea of staging a sit
down strike in defense of the
"homesite" nas been suggested.
"With ourselves firmly planted
and singing strains of 'We Shall
Not Be Moved,' the troops at Fort
Jackson would have to protect us."
stated an angered coed.
Also the idea of the mysterious
disappearance of about 72 fresh
man girls next fall has been ad
vanced, but rejected by the more
conservative. "We might get put
on restriction" was the objection.
Homeless, housemothe-less, un
loved and unwanted, the orphaned
girls of third floor South continu<i
itheir fearless fight against dis
1crimination and imperial rule.
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