The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 01, 1966, Page Page Six, Image 6

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INQ1 (Continued fr QUESTION: Why are freshmen wt the board plan? ANSWER: According to Dean of A We view the freshman year as as easy as possible. The three p board plan are: The administratj to spend as much time as possi develop good study habits; the a day; and the University wa dietary habits. QUESTION: Why is it necessary t the same person at the reserve time? ANSWER: According to library ol students from other colleges an The books are for use of USC out under false names. QUESTION: Will the air conditionj Spring? ANSWER: According to Director air conditioning units are now il QUESTION: Why is the sun roof it be expanded? ANSWER: According to Dean Brur must be taken into considerat around the patio and a law re( physical limits of the expansion will be taken into a study. Ac cording to Dean of Women Elizabeth M. Clotworthy-This is the first time the question has come up. QUESTION: Is it true that the Campus Shop price of bound notebooks went up from 35 to 50 cents when they were re quired of chemistry and biology students? ANSWER: According to Campus Shop officials-No. Also, a check with the S. C. Book Store confirms this. If you have a question for IN QUIRY, call 4249 between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Monday, Wedncs day or Friday; or write INQUIRY, c/o THE GAMECOCK. EUROPE WITH U. C JUNE 22 - SAIL EASTBOUND: RETURN PAN FULLY ESCORTED - VISIT 8 C( MOST MEALS INCLUDED - TI JUNE 21 - STAY AS LONG NO EXTRA AIR FARE. $12 OPTIONAL EXTENSION TC THOMAS TRAVE BOX 221, G Write ua for nanta ol ot J IRY Dm page one) lo live on campus required to be on Administration Harold F. Brunton a transition and wish to make this rincipal reasons for the compulsory on wants to encourage the students ble on campus their first year and board plan guarantees three meals nts the students to develop good o show one's ID Card repeatedly to book shelf within a short span of 'ficials-This is done to discourage d schools from using our facilities. students only, and books are taken ng in South Tower be working this of Housing Joseph E. Barnes-All i working order. on South its present size, and can ton-There are three factors which ion: A wood plank floor, a fence juiring ample exits. The costs and Air Auxiliar Interviews, i Angel Flight, coed auxiliary of Arnold Air Society in- the Air Force ROTC, will begin interviews for new members April 18. Application blanks will be dis tributed in the lobbies of the women's dorms April 4. Deadline for returning these ap plications to Audrey Meyer, USC Box 2722, will be April 16. Inter views for prospective Angels has been scheduled for April 18-20 and a Coke party for April 28. To be eligible for consideration )F S. C. STUDENTS AUGUST 3 QUEEN ELIZABETH MERICAN JET )UNTRIES - GOOD HOTELS - IEATRE AND HOTEL IN N. Y. kS YOU WISH IN EUROPE AT 85 ) SPAIN AND PORTUGAL L SERVICE, INC. RIFFIN, GA. her U. of S. C. students C C (Gan POLITICAL PRIMARY FEVER dents - and the number is expected this spring. Pictured above in the Er Senatorial headquarters are, from le Qarleston; former Gov. H1ollings c Ridge Spring; Ike McLeese of Anden To Accept A :ntertainment in Angel Flight, a girl must be a junior, sophomore, or second sc mester freshman, with a cumula tive GPR of 2.5. Angels are se lected on the basis of appearance, poise, intelligence, attitude and in- r terest. t GRAY' is open as of in Our New 1307 MAIN Come in and J Free lerchindise t( SATURDAY, Nothing to Buy at Have to be Pre. Shop Our Neu( The Latest in Spi V1e remind you that enjoyrn uch spring affairs at the C up is achieved with greate grough proper attire. Allow ssist you in attaining this g< "Committed to Quality" 1337 Main Street iecock Staff Photo by Rockholz) has struck a number of USC stu to rise as state politics get hotter iest F. (Fritz) lollings Democratic t, Carolina students Joe Riley of f Charleston; Emily Wheeler of on; aid Doug Dent of Columbia. pplications; To Follow Angel Flight members act as ostesses for AFROTC functions, uch as the Military Ball, cadet incheons and commissioning cere ionies. Delegates are sent to Na ional Conclave of Angel Flight. SON'S T/ednesday, Store at STREET ?egister for be Given Away APRIL 9. td You Do Not ient to Win. Store For -ing Fashions. ent of arolina r finesse us to maI. Notes ALL ORGANIZATIONS, fra ternities and governments inter ested in being represented in the 1967 Garnet and Black are asked to contact Ronald Elliott, either at the G & B office on second floor of Russell House or campus box 4732. * 0 0 PASTOR BILL MITCHUM from Reformation Lutheran Church will speak at Lutheran Student As sociation Sunday on "Getting to Know Oneself." Supper will be served at 6 p.m. with the program at 6:30 p.m. 0 0 0 THE INTERCOL LEGIATE COUNCIL and the Crumbling Wall Coffee House pre sent the first Southern Folk Festi val to be held in Columbia at Al len University Chappelle Audi torium, April 5 at 8 p.m. The caravan is conducting festi vals and workshops throughout the South. Tickets are $1 per person and may be purchased either at Wes ley Foundation or at Faith Hall at Allen University. Transporta tion will be provided at Wesley at 7:30 p.m. * 0 0 LAW WIVES auxiliary will hold ELECTION CANDIDATES * Get Total Campus Coverage * This Ad Costs $5.28 * Deadline Is April 6th " Contact a Gamecock Staff Member " Call 765-4249 A in h pink, sizes In The I its annual spring bridge benefit Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Con federate Room. Tickets are 50 cents. 0 0 0 FRATERNITY AND INDEPEN DENT basketball all-stars will compete at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Field House. The Alpha Phi Omega-sponsored event will cost 25 cents, and pro ceeds will be donated to charity. 0 0 0 PROF. HENRY P. KEITH of THE BOOK-OF-TH AN THE COLLEGE ENGI ARE PLEASED T The TFirst Book-of-the Writing '] Prog The program will teen fellowships of awarded to senior demic year 1966-6, with the fortieth a Book-of-the-Montl For complete detail your English Depai DR. DONALD SE BOOK-OF-THE WRITING FELLOV c/o COLLEGE ENGL HOWARD L WASHINGTOr K LINE SIMPLICITY eavenly shades of pow gold, navy, white, and be 3-15 HARGR ACCOUWNTS iNVIEDn News the history department will speak to Sigma Delta Pi, Spanish hon orary society, April 5 in Room 205 Russell House. His topic will be "Brazil: Conflict and Contin uity." 0 0 0 STUDENTS INTERESTED in competing for the Gonzales Award or the Lawrence M. Keitt Award are asked to see Dr. M. G. Chris tophersen in Davis 112 or call him at 765-4204 or EL 9-6230 before April 19. E-MONTH CLUB D ,ISH ASSOCIATION D ANNOUNCE Annual Month Club -ellowship ram consist of four $3000 each to be s during the aca 7, which coincides nniversary of the i Club. s, see a member of tment or write to: ARS, DIRECTOR MONTH CLUB ISIIP PROGRAM ISH ASSOCIATION NIVERSITY 4, D.C. 20001 der, aige. $35.