Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Journalist Addresses Collegians A pulitzer prize-winning journal ist and Associated Press corres pondent from Moscow for 12 years will speak to several campus groups on European politics, espe cially those of the USSR. Eddy Gilmore, currently work ing out of the AP London office, will address the students in the School of Journalism and depart ments of international relations, political science, and history to (lay. Gilmore's lecture at the School of Journalism will be at 10 a.m. preceded by coffee at 9:30. An informal discussion will be held following this lecture. The school will host a drop-in at 11 a.m. At 3 p.m. today he will meet with all Interested students in an informal discussion at the department of international rela tions. No Placeme Scheduled A The Placement B u r e a u an nounced this week that no inter views have been scheduled follow ing March 31. The following interviews have been set up for next week: MARCH 7 American nospital Supply WRAMA Charles Pfizer U. S. Dept. of Agriculture A. M. Pullen & Co. MARCH 8 1. B. M. American Bakeries C. I. A. Sperry-Rand M. Lowenstein & Sons MARCH 9 I. B. M. Atlas Finance Burroughs MARCH 10 1. B. M. First National Bank of S. C. Federal Home LAan Bank of Greensboro Student Navy Men Plan Annual Party A Naval ROTC "Shipwreck Party" will be held tonight at the State-Record Center, to commemo rate the sinking of the USS Rust bucket. Midshipmen are urged to wear appropriate costumes. A prize will be awarded to the best cos tumed couple. In addition, a prize will be awarded to "the girl you'd most like to be shipwrecked with." Music for the occasion will be provided by The Blazers. where fa a shirtw< dress by Shown only tw from our coilec of hundreds in solids and prints. Sizes 5 to 15 Ladybug Shop Us Baruch i 4 PO.Campi PROF. JOHN COOPER from Newberry College will be at LSA Sunday at 6 p.m. to speak on "God is Dead." FRESHMAN Y will meet Mon day at 1 p.m. in the Spanish Room in South. nt Interviews fter March 31 MARCH II First National Bank of S. C. General Electric Credit Aetna Casualty & Surety E. I. Du Pont A. M. Pullen & Co. Sunbeam Did You A MM1 MEN'S Has 4 TRADII Complete Line of: CLIPPER CRAFT S INTERWO1 H. PIPING ROCK AFTER MA 1426 MA ~hion is.. ..* i ~ion rll ilE li 9.98 * Second Floor Iver Collecb is Notes STUDENT UNION FINE ARTS COMMITTEE is presenting South Sunday Musicale Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in South Lobby. Guy lar grove, tenor; John Bauer, violin; and John Adams, piano, will pre sent selections. Dress is casual. PROF. A S H L E Y HALSEY, newly appointed head of Univer sity publications, will speak at Press Club today at 1 p.m. in the Spanish Room in South. ORGANIZATIONS wishing to have announcements in Notes in the News are asked to have the information in The Gamecock Of fice no later than 7:30 p.m. Tues day. EUPHRADIAN SOCIETY will now That (OS SHOP ;one 'TONAL? UITS /EN SOCKS 1. S. CLOTHING SHAVE & COLOGNE (O S N STREET 'Lin on To Be L 1 In The hold its regular weekly meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Society Hall, third floor. Harper College. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 1S. ( So he most formidal Toronado-insii safety items Ui ard, too) and1 IOUT7FA )isplayed Selected pieces of the Bernard laruch silver collection will be hown to the public for the first ime April 5 in the manuscripts oom of South Caroliniana Li orary. The collect.on, along with >ther items of historical impor ance and personal interest to the ate financier - statesman, are - >art of a bequest to the Univer ity upon Baruch's death last ;ummer. The showing will be made dur ng the annual garden pilgrim Lge of the Columbia Garden Club. News weekly Luncheon has been changed from 1 p.m. Tuesday to 12 noon Tuesday, effective March 18. WAS /TMvi OR 7H/S SC Me YE /SHI A..S PRE The "in" t atc MOlsp re ath The "i"L Carolina Relii Announce SL Two religious organizations af filiated with Carolina and consist ing of USC students have planned special activities for this week. The Methodist Student Union will host a supper and evening program Sunday to enable inter ested students to "Meet the Wes leyans." Beginning at 6 p.m., the supper will cost 50 cents per person. Travis Medlock, legislative repre sentative of Richland County, will speak on "Politics and Reli gion." Tuesday afternoon, the Wesley ans will further their hospitality campaign with a luncheon. Reser vations must be made in advance by phoning 252-8262. Admission will be 75 cents. Both events will be held at Wes ley Foundation, 728 Pickens St., and both are open to the public. "Listen, God Speaks" will be the theme this weekend for a fresh. )EOPORANr? PUARE SHIRT? )XLLD S4/1CI ro s- FREE SH/R7S hing to do ~8 Swing Fe ~u're now a candidate for an 0 r to road! 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