Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Notes I NEW DEADLINE for items turned in to Campus Briefs will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. * * * SUSAN L. FLETCHER, a senior in the School of Nursing, was com missioned an Ensign, USNRR, Wednesday at the Naval ROTC Unit. Miss Fletcher received her commission under the Navy Nurse program from Capt. John P. Adams. * * * THE USC COLLEGE of General Studies is offering a course in digital computer programming in the COBOL language for all in terested students. COBOL is a universal lan guage for programming commer cial problems on computers. Additional information and en rollment forms may be obtained from John J. Powers, coordinator of continuing education, at the College of General Studies. * * * FRESIMAN Y will meet at 1 p.m. Monday in the Spanish Room in South Cafeteria. A special pro gram has been planned. * * * JOURNALISM STUDENTS are invited to a drop-in in the Journal ism Library today from 9:45-11:30 a.m. in honor of Horace Greeley's birthday. Engineering College Acquires Baumeister As Assoc. Professor An internationally known engi neering teacher, editor and consul tant has joined the USC faculty as adjunct professor of mechani cal engineering. Prof. T h e o d o r e Baumeister, after a long and distinguished ca reer in industry and teaching, re tired recently as Stevens Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Co lumbia University, New York. Bassett Represents USC in Washington At Prayer Breakfast Carolina senior Al Bassett will represent the University Feb. 16 19 at the 14th Annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast in Washington, ). C. Arranged by the (ongress, the breakfast will be attended by 50 other student leaders from across the country. President Johnson. nembers of hi,; cahinet, the con gre"s. and the judiciary will at tend the fu nction. On the days following the brea kfast, a leadership seinna r w ill he held for the partici pa nts. And we have just the ones your special Valentine will lovel Order them today for your wife or sweetheart and mother. If your Valentine is far away, we'll send f low ers-by-wire. Blossom Shop 5 POiNTS Devine at Saluda 254-8105 n News EUPHRIADIAN SOCIETY will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Harper College. President Donnie How ard urges everyone to attend. * * * THE CRUCIBLE general staff and interested persons are asked to meet in Room 101 in Russell House at 8 p.m. Monday. WILL BALK will speak on "Playboy Philosophy" Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the Lutheran Student Center. Supper will be served at 6 p.m. * * * PRESS CLUB will meet today at 1 p.m. in the Spanish Room, South Cafeteria. A LAW SCHOOL PLACEMENT SERVICE has been set up to guide individual students to the lawi schools most closely suited to their needs through the use of modern! computers. Application forms are, available from campus pre-legal advisors, or students may write directly to: Law School Placement Service, Box 2052, West Hartford, Conn. FINAL I)ATE for the USC Campus Life Photography Contest has been extended to 'Monday, Feb.! 14I. * * * "THE ('11AMPION" with Charlie Chaplin will he presented tonight at 9 p.m. at the Crum bling Wall coffee house on Pickens Street. (By the author of "1 ROOMMATES: THEI] You'd think that with all the the education game. someboc for roommates by now. But ni a problem today as they were, the first American college. (Contrary to popular beliel Mr. Mather started his institt And quite an institution it wa: built schools of liberal arts, I ning. He built a lacrosse st Everywhere on campus was ei motto CA E MUSSI - "Watt dent union contained a bow chine, and a sixteen-chair hat It was this last fi-ature brought Mr. Mather's college body, being drawn chiefly fr wias composed almost ent irelN dians who, alas, had no net braided the hair on top of theil their faces, they had none. T1 by name, grew so detwessed st a t y chairs that one day his mirn tor, he ran out sidle and shook t bled t o dlust. TIh is lat er became But I digress. We were' expi roommate t o stop hating eat di fliculIt but niot iminpossiblei give a little. I ememblerP, forI examlple, F '1)8 ). My roommate was, I t h agreeable' than most. lie was whose native customs, while rnot entirely endearing. Mark he gong he struck on the hmi ers he set ofT on the half' hon singed chicken fi-at hers tever (lid nmindl was that he singed TIo be fai r, he was not tot habits either especially my hadI no jars at the t ime, so I any -old-where. WVell, sir, things grew ste; dlinrg arnd me, and t hey mnigl had we niot each happened to onte (lay. RinlgadIing opened shyly at me, and offe'red me ''Thank you,'' I said. "'Wha "Yak butter," he said. "Yo bletan we call it !Ir(r ser kids. ''Well now, t hat's mighty f ri a gift fronm my piackage. "Now ''Thank you,'' he said. "'Wi "Person~na Stainless Steel "I1 will try one at once,' he "Wowdow !'' he criedi. "Nev4 close, comfortable shave !" "A h, but the best is yet!' many, many smooth, close', cc Personna Blade each one r c (omfortable as the first !" "'Wowdlow !"' he cried. "Moreover," I cried1, "Per D)ouble Edge style andl Inject "Sort of makes a man feel "Yes," I said. We were both silent ther speak. Sile'ntly we clasped ha proud to say that Ringading (lay. We exchange c'ard(s each each Fourth of July. The makers of Personnas Stali thi. column-sometImes nervo Burma Shave.* Burma Share lather and is available in regult (G DEPARTING FOR A WEEK' coeds participating in the Barnard left to right, Joyce Able, Adelir Mary DeLoache. Four Carolina College In N4 Four Carolina coeds are guests of Barnard College of Columbia University in New York this week. They are participating in an exchange program established by Barnard five years ago u n d e r which exchanges are made with universities and colleges in other regions of the United States. USC students selected for the exchange are Adaline Armstrong of Columbia, Tenn., Mary De "Rally Round the Flag. Boys!", obie Gillis," etc.) I CAUSE AND CURE progress we have made in ly would have found a cure >. Roommates remain as big vhen Ethan Mather founded , Harvard was not the first. ition some 100 years earlier. r, let me tell you ! M r. Mathe r ine arts, dentistry and tan idium that seated 200,000. nblazoned the stirring Latin h out foir moose." The stu ling alley, a weighing ma ber shop.) he barber shop that, alas, to an early end. The student ')m the nearby countryside, of Pequot and Iroquois In -d of a barber shop. They heads, and as for the hair on e barber, Tremblatt Follicle ring day afterday at 16 emp gave way. Seizing his v'ibra he ent ire campus till it crumn known as Pickett 's Charge.) oring ways for you and your h other. This is adlmittelyv f you will both bend a bit, 1y own college (lays ( erlitz ink you will allow, e'veni less a Tibetan named Ringadling ind ispu tably colorful, were you, I dIidn't mlind( so much ir or the string of firecrack .I dlidn't even mind that he dus1k and dlaybreak. What I henm in my hat. ally taken with some of my hobby of' collect inrg waterI. I just had to stack the water idlily cooler between Ri nga tactually have gotten ugly receive a piackage fromt home his package, paused. siiled gift. t is it ?" ui put it in your hair'. In Ti enidly,"' I said and offered him you must have one of inle.'' at is this called ?"' Razor Blades," I said. said. And did. er have I had such a smooth, I cri(ed. "For you will get >mfortahie shaves from your early as smooth, c'lose', andl sonna Blades come bo0th in or style !" humble," he saidl. ,rnot trusting ourse'lves to 1(ds, friends at last, andi I am andl I remaini friends to this C'hristmnas andl firecrackers * ((H lM. Miax Hthulman iless Steel Blades who sponsor >usly--are also the makers of soaks rings around any other ,r or mentho. e nd., to ..o... amooock Staff Photo by Roekhoh) VISIT to New York are four USC College exchange. They are, from e Arntrong, Pamela Vestal, and Coeds Visit 4w York City Loache of North Augusta, Joyce Able of West Columbia, and Pamela Vestal of Columbia. When they return to campus they will bring with them four women students from Barnard for a week's visit at the University. In New York, the visitors will have dinner with the president of Columbia University, visit schools in the city, and go sight-seeing. When the Barnard College stu dents come to Columbia, the pro gram 'for them will include a luncheon with President Thomas F. Jones. He sh be a"a a" It's the one placement March 8 Want growth-wil Career excitemei st ability ? New frc technologies-wi in the nation's faE major industry? I IBM can offer yot growth opportuni Research, Devek I Manufacturing, P and Administrati< its network of lab and technical cer If you want the fa careers, you'll we the IBM interview Certainly, he wan about these key j< They're jobs with resonsnibility. WAI APO Frater Names Spri Spring semester rush for Alpha t Phi Omega service fraternity will t begin Feb. 21 with signing-up on the ground floor of Russell House and will continue through Feb. 23. Officers for spring semester have been announced as follows: president, Art Hartzog; adminis trative vice-president, Wes Brun son; service vice-president, Doug Dent; membership vice-president, Ted Manos; treasurer, Larry Line berger. Also, recording secretary, Larry Robinson; corresponding secre tary, Robert Schucker; alumni sec retary, J. D. Martin; historian, Terry McGee; and sergeant-at- I arms, Freddie George. The Thomas F. Jones Pledge Class of APO was recently initi ated into active membership. Dur ing ceremonies held in Rutledge Chapel, University P r e s i d e n t Jones was inducted as an honorary member. Guest speaker at the Feb. 4 activation banquet was Dr. Thomas 1 F. Jones. 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B. ,handler, Scout Executive for the entral state council. The money vill be used in constructing a ouilding at nearby Camp Barstow. Awards presented at the ban Students Pla Special Tuto USC students will have the op >ortunity to gain insight into hu nan relations problems while pro riding a better education for area hildren via a special tutoring pro ram. Under the sponsorship of the 4ational Student YWCA and the ;outh Carolina Student Council on luman Relations, the program vill provide tutoring services for inderprivileged children. During the Fall semester USC )N WORTH 15c FEBRUARY 15 g Meal Only) ; A.M.-BREAKFAST ) P.M-LUNCH ) P.M-SUPPER ARMS BUFFET i ne i ion ar vith IBM 'ork and IBM is going place irds. Why not come aic fly like IBM' Whatever your are advancement ask us how you nm ct, during particular talents IBM e xpects Job opportunities mately 6,000 eight major caree vide range (1) Research and cation (2) Engineering, you meet (3) Manufacturing 'owth. and Administratic ment office (5) Marketing, (6) 3M. Sign Engineering, (7) 8 iew. If for any Engineering, (8) P rrange an IBM is an r.qual O r nearest Employsr. Or write: o Relations, adquarters,U inces Rush, r's Officers quet were as f ol o w s: Distin guished S e r v i c e Award, Larry Lineberger; outstanding p I e d g e, Miller Barnes; outstanding active award, Doug Dent; highest num ber of pledge points, M i t c h e I I Tibshrany. The new chapter sweetheart is Sherry Caldwell of Columbia. r Continuing I ring Program students tutored a total of 70 stu dents in three local schools: Wil kinson Home in Cayce, Booker T. Washington High School, and St. Martin de Porres School. Any student interested in par ticipating in the program for this semester is invited to attend a tutorial training workshop in Room 105 of Currell College. L Lowell Dodge, Coordinator of Tu toring Services in North Carolina will conduct the workshop. li I) 3 *ng? sa of study, ight use your at IBM. at IBM lie in r fields: Development, (4) Finance Field ystems . rograming. pportunity 3M