The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 25, 1966, Page Page Four, Image 4

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UAE (G4 TIE ICE CREAM TRUCK co whets Cartlina studets' appetitts I Entert"innsen 'The Loved ( Had I not read Evelyn Waugh's hiting .satire on the American way of death, I might have thought Tony Richardson's current adapta tion of the novel, The Lored On, to the s creen ain uncommon treat. Hlowever, the niovie is too slowly brought to I If c, remains grossly alive with hilarity for too brief a period, and dlics I's rapidly and as Une onCe nedly as it treats its sub Ject-matter (that of corpsesi. The story concerns a y o u n g British immigrant (expertly played by Robert Morsel who, in the process of burying his uncle, falls AN EVENT OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE Now, one of the world's greot est operos enriches the screen for the first time - with oil its bawdy, lusty excitementl -e frons a play by William Shakespeare 3 days only - MARCH 29, 30, 31 with continuous Showing 2-4-6-8 SPECIAL. STUDENT PRICE - $1.00 F N SU - .C C e,rSr 18 n pw d ,2 ma> s r e o ee repr of THE QUESTION iS: AM I A HAS-BEEN OR A NEVER-WAS? $4ELP S54 -TME pocrosR 15 AtA- IN YOU NEED *IELP, CJtARLIE BROWN TH E NEW PEA NUTS* cAn~TOON BOOKI by Charles M. Schulz ONLY ofa ysur college bookstore Heit. Rinehart and Winsten. Inc. inmecock Staff Photo by Galloway) nies arounid again a% warmv %veather or somethinig cold it) eat. tIr Dne': A Grues in love with thie first lay e balmer of Whispering (advs.an exclusive, uilt ra-Elizabet han palace' shrou<c< under the guise of a fu ieral home. Aimee Thanatogenlos Iciropli munts of Williaml Cullen B ryant), the lady in question. finds herself torn between her love for her would-be poet from Eng land and her admiration for M r. Joyboy, the head mortician. Her conflict via a derelictic Dear Abby ends in her successful suicide and an ultimate orbital resurrection. Aside from Mr. Morse and the versatile Johnathan Winters, the performances are lift/hss. Anja Ef fly' on main Good CI A dress of pc decislive natur clear prettines daisy. Terse sleeves, and accurate tucki polyester and competent) wi interesting tes Sky Blue, But I Green, Shell I 5 to 15. .jrr IF s - VO G N V Those about t messy, get witU SHORT any cut; body, rr hair! Ge Groom - Carolina Si Outdoors ~ By TOM PREWE'IT Feature FAlitor "To the roofs . . . to the roofs." In olden times, this cry usually meant that the city was burning or under attack and the roof proved to be an excellent place from which to view the spectacle, whatever it turned out to be. Now, at USC, this cry means only one thing . . . spring is here. The time of year for putting on last year's bathing suit and taking ome Gasser EUGENE WILLARD nette Comer as Aimee is lovely to look at, Rod Steiger, 'Mr. Joyboy, handlos the effeminate mama's boy part adequately, and Maama Joy boy, played by God knows who, brings an abundancie of laughs by merely wallowing in her fat and her food. Guest appearances by Liberace, Tab 11 u n1 t e r, Milton Berle. and Margaret Leighton only entomb the choppiness of the film, which all points to ill-direction. Billed as the film which has "something to offend everyone," Thc Lotred One lives up to its pub licity, but it is a unique idea, it is relatively funny, and the sets are far from dead. ~fin iaracter lite but ,and the s of a ttle be most ng. Fortrel cotton (very th a dry and ture. Coral, ercup, Fern ~nk, Suntan. $20 -y Shop> 1st F loor & Ricland ? ES vAIOT 6ET UR NAIR .&ET ThIs lainty fingers aren't o play games in a er I., ,3I mousy mane! So, -- 1 it! . . . get your hair shaped-i CUT. Disciplines crew cut, brL gives it life! Helps condition-pu lore manageability, more girls t it today. Old Spice SHORT CI y Shultn inh . nub r i,nnl .50 , udents Go ro Frolic to the sun decks has arrived once more. Students are just now begin ning to purchase tanning oil, bath ing suits, sun glasses and innu merable other things that get us ready to look respectable for our first appearance on the beach. Females are taking to crash diets to loose that ten or so extra pounds which crept up on them during the winter. Males are work ing-out with tension - s p r i n g s, I weights and calisthenics to tighten up their once godly torsos that are sagging a good bit more than they did this time last August. Some students care less for how they look and take to the knee scraping, e 1 b o w - grinding (but, nevertheless, fun) sport of side walk s u r f i n g. Since USC has more than its share of cement all over the campus, we also have more than our share of skate boarders. As the weather gets progressively warmer, more and more of these vehicles appear until the sidewalks are no longer a safe place for pedestrians. Often great bands of skateboarders will get together and mold themselves into what might resemble a group of interwoven statues in a Roman fountain and will roll down the gentle slopes by Fraternity Row causing confusion among passers by and contusions among them selves. If such sports as sidewalk surf ing or other spring sports like t e a n i s, motorcycling and swim ming do not appeal to the student, ip with sh cut, ts more in your IT Hair lus tax. he may adopt the ever-popular little f I y i n g saucer - like device which often sails into classrooms about this time of year-the Fris bee. Though some people think of the Frisbee as a passing fad like the hula hoop, coon-skin caps and the Beatles ( ?), Carolina students know deep in their hearts that the Frisbee is one of those things like the Mississippi River that, once it catches on, ".just keeps on rollin' along." Whatever a student may choose to do to express his exuberance over the passing of winter-sun wor shipping, skateboarding or what have-you-you're bound to find him doing it out of doors more and more. So like it or lump it, sure as you're born, spring is here! YeeHaaa!!! ------------------- THIS COUP THURSDA (Evenh 7:00 A.M.-9:15 11:15 A.M.-2:00 5:00 P.M.-8:00 CORNELL ------------ THE WORD IN C M A MAURICE BRING A 4 1513 Onal Sre. c .. Spring Fev Pranks fron lv CAROL MUI,NAX Staff Writer It is early in the morning of April 1", 196(, the anniversary )f the birth of the Con federacy. The sun has barely begun to rise. The only sounds on the horseshoe Rre some muffled voices emitting from shadowy figures. At precisely :45 a.m., a tremendous blaring -ound bursts forth front one of the tenements. It is "Dixie" playing 'n the tenth unit of the volume dial of a stereo. On the flagpole, below the American flag, is the Confederate flag and below it is a banner saying, "TlE SotIll S.IALL RISE AGAIN." This is a prank that hasn't been pulled and probably never will be -ause 'SC has a student body of somile 10,000 and because there is quite a history of disciplinary measures to colsider before doing it. These incident . id measires are both unique and extraordinary :nd merit some recognition from Aur present Student body. On April 10, 1850, a large group of students burned ill of their chemistry books in a bonfire. It was a riotoiis occasion which was a protest aga in st their chemistry professor who insisted they attend make-up classes for time niissed while ho was ill. The extra time was coming from free cuts given by another professor. The "Great Biscuit Rebellior" N WORTH 25c Y, MARCH 31 ag Meal Only) A.M.-HREAKFAST P.M-INCHI P.M.-iL PPEII ARMS BUFFET ----------- FOURTH Al University of Sc SUMMER EURO Dutstanding Program & ! Escorted by MISS RUBY OTT THREE WEEKS FROM, FOR BROCHURE WITH COi CALL OR TRAVEL DEPI STATE BANK & TR 1213 Lady Street = OLUMBIA AS IN HOLLYW ro(a' a JOR LAN AND) I)A.N\E ) (82.5() Per P'. M A 11 (II 26 WILLIAMS and the AND I)AN.:E) (82.00) Per P'E COLUMBIA'S MOST SPACIOUS DANCE FLOOR The )RIGINAL. DRIFTERS APRIL 8 3ROUP AND ENJOY YOL ,r Brings i Students was probably the largest student uprising in USC history. In 1852, 108 students agreed to leave school unless t r u s t e e s took steps to abolish a compulsory e o m r n o a s system (concerning eating). When the trustees refused, all 108 with drew. The big vogue in pranks oc curred with the i n v e n t i o n of "blackriding." Usually four or five students half-masked and w i t i faces blacked would dress in red coats and gallop around at night waving camphene torches. Fellow students swarmed out of rooms shouting and cheering the per formers on. Another favorite )as time was tin-pan serenades to un popular professors. It seems as if USC students have calimed down considerably, although there have been incidents in recenlt years. In 1!,63, during the annual USC (lemson riot week, USC renegades kidnapped a stagecoach improvised as an advertising attraction at at I o c a I eating establishment, and dragged it tW the horseshoe. When attempts to mllount it on M axcy m11onumknent failed, the students left it laning against the monument. (CrtainflY this prank did no harm. It at least added a little spirit to life at Carolina. Basically, students havy not changed, but activ,ity has remailned dormant in thei im1mediate past. With spring fever(I seaon1, upon us now, who knows what could happen! --------- -- -- -- -- -- --- NNUAL uth Carolina PEAN TOUR ;pecial Entertainments of USC Language Dept. JULY 27 --$798.00 ~APLETE INFORMATION NRITE LRTMENT UST COMPANY 254-6942 QOD IS . .. CE I cee ZODIACS rsaon )) IRSELVES