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A YESSIN QUESTION: Why can not students who are not on the board plan have second servings in the cafeterias? Are they not considered non-profit also? ANSWER: According to Slater sources, second helpings policy was initiated to induce students to join the board plan. Also, "we realize absenteeism on the part of stu donts and the seconds policy allows them a return." QUESTION: Why does the Russell House allow the lawn furniture on the patio to remain in such a state of disrepair and a hazard to students? Theta Sigs Select 14 New Members, Hold Installation Beta Chi chapter of Theta Sigma Phi national women's jour nalism fraternity pledged 14 new members and installed officers for 1966-67 at its bi-monthly meeting Tuesday. New members are Lynn Bowles, Marcia Dalziel, Carolina Gilchrist, Harriet Holland, Pam Kirkland, Cynthia Loomis, Cindy Mills, Mar garet Ann Niceley, Patsy Oliver, Ann Parkinson, Alyce Price, Vir ginia Ann Van S e t e r s, Jackie Snyder, and Mimi Wilkinson. Recently e l e c t e d officers in stalled at the meeting are Beth Brown, president; Ginny Carroll, vice president; Lee Wilson, secre tary; Marcia Long, treasurer; and Margaret Shalculy, keeper of the archives. Pianist To As Gues Famed American pianist Ger son Yessin will appear as part of a special Student Union-spon soted pops concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Field House. Also on the program is the Columbia Festival Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Arthur Fra zier of the department of music, and the USC Concert Choir. Numbers on the program in ANSWER: According to the) Russell House director, the patio will be refurnished this semester when the budget goes in for fur nishing the new addition. For now "The students will have to put up with what they did." QUESTION: Why does it take one week for The Gamecock to be de livered by mail to Washington, D. C.? A N S W E R: Newspapers are mailed 4th class. The post office decides when they will be delivered. QUESTION: Why does The Game cock not have more special colutns like those ini the April Fool's edition? ANSWER: According to Janean Mann, Managing Editor - for fi nancial reasons, The Gamecock is limited to a certain number of (By the author ROOMMATEb This morning's mail broug a prominent Western univers he writes. "In a recent colum get along with your roomrm Well, I'd like to see anyone g Mervis Trunz (for that is his all night long, keeps an alligal collects airplane tires. I have Mervis Trunz, but nothing w< Desperate." Have you, dear Desperate, you, for example, tried a n that it is easy to overlook? I i fered to share your Personna' with Mervis Trunz? To have a friend, dear De And what could be more frier of Personna Super Stainless | joying the luxury of Personna less, hackless, scratchless, ma the ease and breeze, the pov beauty of Personna-who, I harden his heart against his r -not even Mervis Trunz-( new Personna Super Blade br comfort, and durability. And Personna is available both in tor style. No, dear Desperate, your far from insoluble. In fact, au pretty small potatoes. Compt sic case of Basil Metabolism a Basil and E. lPluribus, roo ern university (Oregon) wer Basil could study only late al not stay awake past nine p.r the room was too bright for E bus turned the lights off, the to study. What to do? Well sir, these two intellia answer. They got a miner's enough light to study by, enough for E. Pluribus to alee It must be admitted, how tion had some unexpected se< with his miner's cap that he Century poetry to mining a graduation he had what ap; luck: while out prospecting, question the world's largest ft made Basil very rich except 1 covered a use for feldspar. squeezes out a meagre livin Chasm. Nor has E. Pluribus fare Basil got the miner's cap, E. on his long-lost sleep. He w< and vigorous-more vigorous the afternoon of the Dean's with his classmates, waiting last his turn came, and E. health, gave the D)ean a firrr that alfivye of the D)ean's k nu The Dean sued for a milli< Troday E. Pluribus, a broken walking the Dean's cat every We, the makers of Personna column, will not attempt ti But we will tell you about a gi -Burma Shave4'! It .oake rir cornea In regutar and ment ho Appear || t Soloist i elude "Rhapsody in Blue" by t G e r s h w in, selections from "Porgy and Bess," a serenade Q to spring with the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein, and selections from "The Sound of Music." Guest pianist Yessin holds an impressive list of n a t i o n a l awards and prizes including two Olga Samaroff awards 6Y pages. The preparation of special sections would also require a dis proportionate amount of time and leave less space for campus news. QU ESTION: What are the mnm bers of white illiterates and percent ages for South Carolina? ANSWER: According to Pro fessor Donald Fowler, functional illiterates are persons who have a 4th grade education or less. Among persons 25 years and older, there were 230,789 illiterates in S. C. in 1960. Of these, 93,088 are white and 137,701 are non-white. In S. C. the median educational level is 8.7 years; with 10.3 years for whites and 5.9 years for non-whites. The non-white population is about one third of the total population. f "Rally Round the Flag, Boys!", Dobie Gillis," etc.) REVISITED ht a letter from a student, at ity (Princeton). "Dear Sir," n you said it was possible to ite if you try hard enough. et along with my roommate! name) practices the ocarina .or, wears knee-cymbals, and tried everything I can with )rks. I am desperate. (signed) really tried everything? Have asure so simple, so obvious, inean, of course, have you of Super Stainless Steel Blades perate, you must be a friend. idly than sharing the bounty teel Blades? Who, upon en vthe nickless, scrapeless, tug tchless comfort of Personna, ier and glory, the truth and say, after such jollies could eighbor? Nobody, that's who specially not today with the inging us new highs in speed, here is still a further bonus: D)ouble Edge style and Injec problem with Mervis Trunz is Sroommate problems go, it is tre it, for example, to the chas nd E. Pluribus Ew bank. mnmates at a prominent East e at an impassable impasse. night, and E. Pluribus could n. If Basil kept the lights on, .Pluribus to sleep. If E. Pluri room was too (lark for Basil gent American kids found an cap for Basil! Thus, he had ind still the room was dark p. ever, that this ingenious solu iuelae. Basil got so enchanted switched his major from 18th nd metallurgy. Shortly after .eared to be a great stroke of hie discovered what is without sidspar mine. This might have hat nobody, alas, has yet dis Today Basil, a broken man, g as a stalagmite in Ausable d conspicuously better. Once Pluribus was able to catch up )ke after nine (lays, refreshed ,alas, than he realized. It was tea. E. Pluribus stood in line to shake the Dean's hand. At Pluribus, full of strength and handshake-so firm, indeed, ckles were permanently fused. >n dollars and, of course, won. man, is paying off his debt by ifternoon for ten cents an hour. ?lades and the sponsors of thise expert Ize about room ma tes. reat shaving-mate to Personna sgsa rnundI any other Inther- it CampI PASTOR CARL FICKEN, Lu theran chaplain, will be speaker at Wesley Sunday at 6 p.m. He will speak on "Is God Dead?" Supper will be served, and the price of the meal is 50 cents. "Changing Theology" will be the topic of Rev. Fred M. Reese, min ister at Bethel Methodist Church Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Wesley Foun dation. DR. DAVID l IIATCII, professor of stwiology, will Iw speaker at LSA Sutilay at 6:30 p.m. Supper will be served at 6 p.m. THE REV. DR. LAUREN L. BRUBAKER and the USC Concert Choir will appear Sunday in the South Carolina Television Pulpit program at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. on WIS-TV. The secotid aniual Coticerto-Aria Conveietition of the department of mu%ic %ill begii at 8 p.m. Saturday int Drai,toi IHall. Cmntestats ini the Ccerto-Aria Feminine I Oh what a quieting, soothing effect a delicious box of cho colates has on the feminine world. Try a box and see. THE CANDY o THE SOUTH SsN otei; Competition are Bobby Anderosn of Newberry, clarinet; James E. Cheat ham, Columbia, piano; Carolyn A. Ferguson, Sumter, sopraio; Margaret Anita Jubii, Anderson, piano; and Flizabeth M. Tolar, Dillon, Soprano. REPRESENTATIVE JOSEPH ROGERS, Republican candidate for governor, will a d d r e a a the Charles C. Pinckney Society April 28. In the address in Currell Col glege at 8 p.m. Rogers will speak on "A New Day for South Caro lina." T h e Charles C. Pinckney Society was founded to fur ROGERS ther Republican principles. Newly elected officers are Don ald Pressley, president; Jay Dorsk, vice-president; and Sherry Clark, secretary-treasurer. Sponsor is Dr. ranquilizer Box Bouniful SIn The David Palmer of the department of political science. NEWMAN FEDERATION is hold ing a spaghetti dinner this Sunday, April 24, at 6:30 p.m. It will be held at the St. '7homas More Center and all are invited to attend. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL has established a $200 scholarship for 1967 which will be awarded to a woman student of foreign birth. The recipient may be either an undergraduate or a graduate stu dent who has attended the Univer sity at least two years, has a cumlu lative GPR of 3.0 or higher, and demonstrates a need for financial assistance. BECAUSE OF the large numbwr of Did You K MI MEN'S Has I TRADIT Complete Line of: CLIPPER CRAFT S1 INTERWO\ H.I PIPING ROCK AFTER: MAN 1426 MAIl THE--DVENTURES OF -PAM AUSTIN CHAPTER SIX "Ooronet saves the da as -tie we le' P Wai. Coin through goo lok . Tht0t s i en dem anr.h seat. A .* . . n sive .cntr on' only be COOE 50 othC *Bs Wilsv yuf News career positions available in federal agencies, the 1966 Federal Service Entrance Examination will remain open for an additional 30 days. Grad. ualing seniors and graduate students are urged to file before May 17 to CoMpete in the test to be given June 18. '%e USC Placement Bureau has e o m p 1 et e details and application forms. TICKETS FOR the "Putt Putt Golf to Aid the Fight on Muscular Dystrophy" program are now on sale at the Russell House informa tion desk. Price is $2 each. TIhis first annual program is scheduled for Saturday at the Putt Putt Golf Course on Knox Abbott Drive, Cayce. The morning from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. will be for children and the afternoon for adults. now That ros SHOP rone IONAL? JITS FEN SOCKS .S. CLOTHING ;HAVE & COLOGNE O S 4 STREET