The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 11, 1966, Page Page Two, Image 2
Exchanges
In History
Scheduled
The department of history has
announced an invitation by the
University of Warwick at Coven
try, England, to exchange history
majors beginning f a I I semester
1966.
This will become a one-semester
exchange each fall.
All history majors of the Uni
versity of Warwick will come to
the United States in their second
year. They will go to Swarthmore
College, Columbia University, the
University of Chicago, the Univer
sity of Wisconsin and the Univer
sity of California at Berkeley in
addition to Carolina.
Seven students will be ex
changed with Carolina this fall.
Students eligible are those who
will be juniors in September 1966
who plan to major in history, and
junior history majors who will
not graduate before June, 1967.
The Warwick students will take
regular course work in U. S. his
tory and may also take a course in
American government and Aneri
can literature. The USC students
at Warwick will study British and
Modern European history and will
receive University credit.
Application blanks and further
information may be obtained at
the department of history office
in Currell College. Blanks must be,
completed and returned by Mon
day, March 21.
Roger Miller
In Student Ui
Folk music artist Roger Miller
will be the featured performer in
Student Union Dance and Concert
Committee - sponsored c o n c e r t
March 23 at Township Auditorium.
Admission for the 8 p.m. pro
grain is $1.50 per person for stu
dents and faculty with one ID
card per couple.
Miller has become one of the
more widely known artists in the
popular music field through such
songs as "King of the Road," "In
the Summertime," "Chug a Lug,"
"Doo Wack A-Doo." and "Dang
Me."
This year the National Academy
for the R e c o r d i n g Arts and
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CAROLINA'S
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Song invaded the Russell lous
ing group Sing Out '66 performed
of Anerican young feeling, is touri
and the Slater food systen. 'Ile gr
FACUL
Assoc. Prof. Robert Van Doren
of the department of music is in
New York City this week evaluat
ing the School of Education at
New York University.
Prof. Van Doren is a member of
a visiting evaluation team for the
National Council for Accreditation
of Teacher Education. le is re
sponsible for the program in music
education.
To Perform
ion Concert
Sciences awarded him Best Coun
try and Western Single, Best Coun
try and W e s t e r n Album, Best
Country and Western Vocal Per
formance, Best Country and West
ern Show, and Best Country and
Western Artist.
Appearing with Miller in con
cert will be the Good Time Singers.
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girls [
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candy E
Unless of course it's a box
other gift would be an Insult
livelie
for really
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r and South Dornitorv cafeterias Tiu
before supiwr-eatinig s tudenit.. IMe gi
ng the nation. The Uniiver%ity s4op %
oupt also appemaredl at a concert edmt
UY FOOT
Five papers repremetting the de
partmetti of chemistry at the Univer
sity will be presented March 28-April
1 at tihe 151st national meeling of
the Anmericant Chemical Society in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Members of the U'SC chemintry
faculty who will attend the meeting
are Dr. 0. D. Ilonner, head of the
departmenit, Dr. E. . Amnnm, Dr.
Robert S. Bly, Dr. J. It. Durig amid
Dr. D. C. Lunney.
Dr. Carroll M. Colgan, assistant
professor of psychology will pre
sent a paper March 31 at the
Southeastern Psychological Assn.
meeting in New Orleans, La. on
"The Effect of Instructions of
Perception of Color from Benham's
Top."
Dean of Men I.. Eugene Cooper
will attemd and participate inI meet
ings iii Tennessee, Waslihigton, D. C.
iad Alabanma in the next few weeks.
of Hollingsworth's candles. Any
to her ego . . . and to yours..
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smooth shaves!
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lasting
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imecock Staff Photo by Rockholz)
Out
wday niight as i mbiiers of the sing.
oup, trying to presentt t ntew itmage
As sponsored hy the Studenit Uniomi
staday night inl Towniship Auditorium.
NOTES
March 31-April 2, Deant (:tooper
will participate inm the Southeiavsterni
Interfraternity Coiferenice at the Uni
versity of Teniessee where ihe will be
at memnler of a pnel which will
di6tscs "Building amid Expanding the
Gr-eek Letter System."
An article on the Confederate
War experiences of a South Caro
lina newspaper editor, written by
Prof. Ashley Halsey, Jr., of the
School of Journalism, has been ac
cepted for publication later this
year in "Civil War Times Illus
trated," a leading periodical in
Civil War history.
In preparing and illustrating the
article, Prof. Halsey had the co
operation of the University's South
Caroliniana Library, and of a
former Associated Press Colleague,
Frank B. Gilbreth, now assistant
publisher of the News and Courier.
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Defense
Extende
Defense loans providing educa
tional funds for almost 600 Caro
lina students have been saved from
threatened extinction by a modi
fied government plan announced
this week.
T h e Johnson Administration
now is proposing a much slower
"phase out" of the National De
fense Student Loan Program than
was originally planned.
In his M.arch 1 message to Con
gress on domestic health and ed
ucation, President Johnson called
for an "orderly transition" of the
NDEA loan program to the new
p r i v a t e l y financed Federally
guaranteed loan program "so that
no eligible student will be deprived
of the needed financial assistance."
Applications for the loans are now
being received by University Director
of Student Aid Rolwrt Jeter for the
1966 sunmner -ecsions.
Deadline for the receipt of all
applications for the summer terms
is May 1.
As stated in The Gamecock (Feb.
25, 1966), it was feared that a gap
between the termination of one
Federal loan program and the be
ginning of another would leave
many students without economic
aid.
Funds for the defenise loans and
IHealth Professiots (Nursing) Loats
were not included in the budget sub
nitted to Cnigress. Instead the Na
tional Defense EAcationt Act was to
University Receives
Grant To Increase
Sanitation Practices
The University is one of three
South Carolina agencies receiving
a research grant of $115,080 from
the U. S. Department of Health,
Education and Welfare.
The grant will provide funds for
a project designed to increase the
effectiveness of teaching sanita
tion practices to food handlers.
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not obey thot urge to
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Saroma!i
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provide interest-free bank loans to
college students.
However, the latter p r o g r a m I
would not have been effective in i
South Carolina for at least a year.
With the defense and nursing 4
loans terminating at the end of I
the spring semester, 575 students :
now receiving aid from the projects I
would have found themselves short ,
of money.
Director A
Business f
Student deferment from mii- i
tary service was the topic of a I
speech by the deputy director for i
Selective Service before a meeting
of Delta Sigma Pi Tuesday night.
In his address before the busi
ness fraternity Lieut. Col. W. B.
Redd warned students that they
cannot be deferred if they drop
out of school for either semester
they are out or for the succeeding
semester. Even though a student
has been accepted for re-admission
following a semester's absence, he
cannot be deferred for the se
mester in which he returns.
To be deferred as an under
graduate, a student must carry at
least 12 semester hours and have
satisfactory grades.
IDeferment for graduate stu
dents is granted after the student
has been accepted to the graduate
school. To be deferred, however,[,
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However, because of widespread
)pposition to termination of the
oans the President recommended,
n addition to changes in the stu
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!xtension of the Higher Education
Facilities Act of 1963 and a two
rear continuation of Title III of
he Higher Education Act of 1965
Nhich provides assistance to so
-alled developing institutions.
iddresses
-raternity
,he student must be accepted to
Zraduate school for the semester
mmediately following his gradua.
,ion.
Lieut. Col. Redd also discussed
he new system devised for rating
ollege students. Under this sys
.em the selective Service Dept. will
idminister tests, in conjunction
xith other criteria, to ascertain
which students will be deferred.
Journalism Society
raps Five Initiates
Sigma Delta Chi, professional
journalistic society initiated three
andergraduate and two faculty
iiembers last week.
New student members are Ron
fld Elliott, Joe Grant and Richard
Lawhorn. Faculty initiates are
Prof. Reid Montgomery and Asst.
Prof. George Crutchfield.
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