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Honorary Presents Awards Sigma Delta Pi, Chi chapter, In its first annual awards ceremony held Wednesday, presented a cer tificate of merit to Miss Britt Ingerd Rogeberg for her outstand ing contributions to the chapter. Edward Hendrickson, director of the Russell House, was presented a special award for his constant advice and aid to the Society by Dean of Men Eugene Cooper, who presented both awards. Carl Shirley enumerated the various projects undertaken by the chapter in its short existence on campus - showed Spanish-speak ing films, tutored elementary Span ish, held weekly conversation meet ings, helped the Spanish foreign students with English, presented such important speakers as Major General Gines Perez, commanding general of Fort Jackson, and Dr. Nestor Moreno, and held a tea honoring Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mon toya. After the ceremonies, Professor Isaac J. L4vy spoke on "The Politi cal and Social Attitudes in Medie val Spain." The main thought of Professor L4vy's lecture was that while time marches on, man's atti tude remains unchanged, through out history. Where The FEATUR 3 BII MONDAY - SPAC SAVOY MEAT SAUCE - WEDNESDAY - I WRENCH FRIES - COLE THURSDAY - CI' RICE & HOME MADE GI ALL YOU CAN Served From 5 P. M. IJouJARD KNOX ABBOTT D Dot this spo feel NEIT HE R DOES O DrIes as It applies. . you fast . . . comfo protection. Lasting Old Spice Stick D< THE IFC BIA)OD DRIVE b division Immbda Chi Alpha Led % division with 43 per cent. NRO from IFC blood drive chairman son of ZTA; and Midshipman I Here A PROFESSOR M A R T I N GIL BERT, visiting professor of histor; from Great Britain, will presen an a d d r e s s on "Vietnam an American Foreign Policy," Mon day, May 3, at 7:30 p.m. The speech will be given i 6"Wo Gose 0.. ING OUR 3 NIGHTS HETTI NIGHT ASSORTED BREADS -ISH FRY SLAW - HUSH PUPPIES IICKEN FRY RAVY -- HOT BISCUITS EAT T~il Closing Jou nson5 R. * CAYCE, S. C. t0hmh~ sticky LD SPICE STICK DEODORANT in seconds. And stays dryt Gives rtable . . . dependable deodorant protection you can trust. Try it. modorant for Men. 1.00 plus tax. (Gamtecoc rought 341 pints of blood from campu ith 100 per cent participation. Zeta Ts C had 68 per censt to lead other campui Haynes Kendall (left to right) is Jim P .Commnander Robeot Maynard of NRO'1 nd Tere - Room 205 of Russell House before r the Carolina Peace Committee, a t non-pacifist student peace educa I tion group, in co-operation with a number of other campus organiza tions. PREST1ON RESIDENCE HIALl has elected its officers for the next year which are as foRows: Bil 'Thomas, president; 0harlie Montgomery, vice president; Frank Sailors, secretary; and Bern Strictland, treasurer. * *" STUDENT U N I1O N ARTIST SERIES COMMITTEE presents the Winthrop College Choir. Dray ton Hall May 6, 1965 8:00 p.m. Admission by USC I.D. Card. Stu dents, faculty and staff invited. DONNIE REVIS, a student in the Sclhol of Pharmacy, has been se lected by the latmford Richardsn Pharmacy A w a r d a judges as the "Honorable Mention" winnier in the Undergraduote category, Southern region. He will receive a cash award of $100 in recognition for the work he has done. C *. THE BISHOP OF THE DIO CESE of Charleston, Most Rev. Ernest L. Un terkoefler, D.D., will say mass at Rutledge Chapel this Sunday at 11:30 a.m. All I0 A a t u d e n t s Andmissionty USarDead.Su det,fclyadsafinvited. atted TheVI,asueti Bscho p ofParayi hslln sPamc Awrdojdthes h CHoal facuto iner cn her.. reg ouion.H wilreveafash awrds ofl House foin rgiofo the rvie THEBIHONO HE O CESE of chasen os Rev. Ernes Type ofYann- Nede Lrk11eTfler SrDe, A632 wilCaymssa an acultar F .......... - - - - - L X:. k Stall Photo by Eddie Mcllwain) s organizations. In the fraternity u Alpha was first in the sorority organizations. Receiving trophics wakis of Lambda Ch, Jean John 'C. Around TIONS CLUB will meet at 5:00 in Room 205 of the Russell House. A visiting history professor from Great Britain, Prof. Martin Gilbert, will NROTC Team Takes Award; ElectsSponsor Carolina's N a v a 1 ROTC Drill Team recently competed in the annual Pershing Rifles Regimental Drill Meet held last weekend in Fort Gordon, Ga. The Carolina Unit captured an overall second place for the third consecutive year. The NROTC Drill Team is commanded by Midshipman Lieu tenant G. W. McDowell, Morton, Pa. The executive officer is Mid shipman Lieutenant (jg) T. M. Davis, Kannapolis, N. C. The First Platoon commanded by Midshipman E n s i g n H. D. Davis, Marion, placed third for its performance of fancy drill. The Second Platoon commanded by Mid shipman Ensign R. F. Harbeson, Harleyville, captured second place for its performance of basic drill. The Pershing Rifles is a Na tional Military Fraternity whose purpose is to build superior lead ers through a program of individ ual instruction in leadership and in precision drill. Miss Kathi Staples, Columbia, was elected sponsor of the Pershing R i f I e s Unit and represents the Carolina Unit. A2Qil leaves & BE by LADYE * The classic shirt - sleeves, Pan cc shirttails. Fortrel and cotton. C< Jones Prc At Wome USC President Thomas F. Jones described the growth of the Uni versity, which may reach 10,000 students in September, as "essen tial to the welfare of the people of the state." Such growth, he said, is "healthy" in relation to the Uni versity's policy of making available a college experience for every qualified young person in the state. President Jones made the com ments Wednesday addressing a meeting of the USC Board of Women Visitors. Other speakers were Dean of the University Wil liam H. Patterson and Dean of Students C. H1. Witten. Mrs. Irvine F. Belser of Colum bia, chairman of the Board, pre sided at the meeting. Also present Campus speak, his topic being "Churchill: War-Monger?" EUPHROSYNEAN LITERARY SOCIETY has announced new of ficers for next year. LeGrande Moorer, a junior in the USC School of Nursing, will be president. Other officers are Adaline Arm strong, vice-p resident; Joan Powers, secretary; and Stephanie Adair, treasurer. Big JOHN Wi CARDINAL RITA HAYNORTH k= "Showplace of Ii Crit "PHONE mainc .. hic-ILand Mall sun JOHN MEYE cotton lawn Bern A fruit floral pri 6 to 20. AUSTIN HILL to go with you homespun. Sizes rries ~UG with rollj lar and polyester V mil color 8. SURIDDE'/ caSiosan -OTw - !dicts US( n's Boaro were Mrs. Thomas F. Jones and Dean of Women Elizabeth Clot worthy, who arranged the pro gram. Both President Jones and Dean Witten emphasized the importance Aid Officer Sets Dates For Loans The deadline for applying for summer session loans is nearing according to Paul Fidler, director of student aid. National Defense loan applica tions must be completed by May 17 and United Student Aid loans must be negotiated a- soon as pos sible. Details are also available from Fidler on the federally sponsored Work-Study Program designed for students of low income families capable of doing satisfactory col lege work. Fidler also announced that his office is handling requests for summer work both part-time and full-time on and off the campus. Available also through the office of student aid is a scholarship fund offered by the South Carolina Broadcasters Association to inter est and encourage students to in vestigate the field of broadcasting. YNE DISCOUNT TO STU 1DENT: with I. D. Card& the Carolina' - ShOWs - mof .1:50-2:10-4:30 u 4-seoo 6:45-9:05 :asual lassics for imer '65 R Fresh and weightless nudas . . .entirely lined. ,t in assorted colors. Sizes 12. Short story in solid colors printed shirts. Textured 6 to 20. 10. Growth Meeting of the University's expanded guid. ance and counseling service which will be provided for students this year. Every incoming freshman this year will be tested for reading and study skills and about 500 of them will receive important assis. tance from the guidance and coun. seling program. Dean of Administration Harold Brunton, Jr., conducted the Board of Women Visitors on a tour of the campus, pointing out construe. tion progress and development of the urban renewal area acquired by the University. In the afternoon, the board heard an address by Dr. Max Kaplan, visiting lecturer in the University's first Fine Arts Festi. val which continues through Mon. day. Women student leaders were present for part of the meeting to explain the goals and activities of the organizations they head or rep. resent. 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