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Bureau Answers Questions Students desiring information about campus organizations will find the newly established Stu dent Union Information Bureau most beneficial, according to Earle Blackmon, Student Union president. Beginning at 12 noon, and con tinuing until 6 p.m. Friday, cam pus clubs, honoraries and interest groups will have an opportunity to represent themselves first hand to the student body. Students will be able to ask questions as to the nature and membership requirements of each organization. Earle said tables will be set up in the Russell House Auditorium for any organization wishing to present itself. According to the Union presi dent, the purpose of the inforna tion bureau is to acquaint stu dents, particularly new students, with the extra-curricular activi ties available here at Carolina. At The Gamecock press time, 15 groups had agreed to take part in the information bureau. They are Student Government, Associated WN o m e n Students, Triumvirate Men's Dorm Govern ment, Men's Towers Dorm Govern ment, Panhellenic Council, Inter Fraternity Council, and the Stu (ent Union. Also, The Crucible, The Game cock, The Garnet and Black, WUSC Radio Station, Alpha Phi Omenra, Blue Key, Kappa Sigma Kappa, and Omicron Delta Kappa. New Figh Debut Sai A new USC fight song will have its debut Saturday night at Caro lina Stadium. The Marching Gamecocks Band will play the tune for the first Students Re For Variety Some 12 Carolina students have been assigned to disciplinary study hall, two others suspended, six approvedl for readmission to USC, and two arrested by city police on minor charges. The two students were sus lpended1 by the Faculty Disciplin a ry Committee, meeting Monday, one for theft of about $415 and the other for stealing and selling books belonging to others. One studlent wvas suspended for a semester, held in abeyance, and is to serve a semester in studIy hall for selling a book that was not his property. A Carolina student was arrested WELCOM 1966-67 NOW ON WHEN A GUY TAKE! VACATION...he's eit up dead tired...or Di TONYRANDALL sSITABERGEI WLRIHYDEWHIE JER THE FABI THE ROCKING FEATURES A Col. Smith i 0l. Corinelius M. Smiht Jr., I (Iefl), i% congralulaired bp. Brig. G4 McChristiam, Assi. Chief of Staff U'. S. MilitarY Assistance Gommanud being awarded the Air Force Comi GA. Smith received he awar amp iLlihmen w14hich reflected c Danforth F( To Benefit The Danforth Foundation of St. Louis. Missouri, will award Dan forth Graduate Fellowships in March, 19107. according to Charles II. Witten, Vice Presideit for Stu (lent Affairs and local representa tive for Danforth. Approximately 120 Fellowships will be imw11rded to men and I women who are seniors or recent t Song To furday At time in a pre-gaeill how blefore ( the Memphis State football vla> h. Author of "Fight, USC!" is Gunnery Sgt. George Tiduman, .Jr., Ilon-coimiissioneTd officer in charge primanded Of Offenses by Columbia 1)lice anid charged with petty larceny for :. i a stool from Columbia 0-lge. Sentenced to a $100 fine or 30 lays in jail, he paid $25.50 after the remainder was suspended. II is driver's license was suspended for 90 (lays. Another USC studlent, after knocking out the glass in three gas pumps at a local gas station, was fined $100 minus the $39 he had alreadIy paidl for repair of the Pu mps. The students assigned to studly hail received terms ranging from six weeks to a se mester. L, USC FRI STUDENT DISCOUNT SALE AT OUR BOX4 rW PL A I NG i THIS KIND OF her going to end ~ADI HERB[RILOM RYITHOMAS CHAIR THEATRE' T 1-3-5-7-9 4 TA I hwrded Commend<, A F, of Columbia 'VIf Sol the t racral Joseph A. fe-o4ir of Acrosi for Ivitelligeice, t-111114-11t 775, 1 , Vietnm, after t 1"it arrivii endation Medal1. Col. Smitls w dI for diitinctive iog Di% isioll, II 11IEe1 Iti- Comdlf . t2, ,.owships Di Aspiring Pri rvalUatS of accredited Co leges ipn le U. S., who have serious inter st ill (ollege teacing 1 ai career, Ind who plan to stuy for a i),11. e a field com on to the under - tradiate cofere. Applicants may be single or n:11rried. mu1ist h les than :0 Oas f age at the timrie of ap tation, and may not have Make Stadium f the ' S. Marine Corps Reeru1it Ig Substation inl Columbia. Tidemani's reason for writing the ong was expressed in a letter to ares 'ritehard, director of the 'SC Hand. "enjoy openinig up new fields musical accomplishment for an It-stitution that so obviously has ire anid zeal for making a show rig in all endeavor-," he said. Words to "Fight, USC!" are as ollows Figh t I 54:, We'll cheerT for ! ou. Fight for I 54:. 4()iward to glor.i Srong and tourgh, Eve r trna ue ameck.. Fight ! Fight! So onulier tall, l)En't let our hannerir fall ll-ae.r% were prudr Eof I 54; Fight on1 for Victory 154:. SHMEN! CARDS 5FFICE - rtion Medal .Air l'rewhile servinig at- P'ro er4 Sitiudies, Air Force vOT( - Ig ill ViIIIIIII n Ma 16, 1966, sigted as (:hief, Plans and Train vadquarters, Military Assistance lesigned ofessors uniertakeii any graduate or pro fessional study heyond the bac LnlaIureate. The Fouidation does not. accept IiIrect applications for Fellow .hips; eandidates must he nomi lated by representatives of their nstitution by November 1, 196G. ihe Fellowship offers four cears of financial assistance with t maximum annual living stipend >f $2,400 for single Fellows and 2,950 for married Fellows plus :uition and fees. Financial need is not consid ,red, an:l dependency allowances Itre available. Danforth Fellows nay hold other fellowships con -urrently but will not receive itipends until the other awards apse. ato( put ti I )un't let it hi (eationl that's ij It s really th~ get an rind Clubs t Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman Wo(1men's honor society, co-spol s(ed a National Ilonor Society Seminar for S. C. students at U.S.C. this summer. Guest speak ers for the group included S. C. Governor Robert E. McNair, and U.S.C. Coach Paul Dietzel. To be eligible for Alpha Lambda Delta a woman must obtain a 3.5 GPR for her first semester at U.S.C. or a cumulative 3.5 GPR for the first 30 credit hours. Freshman Cheerleaders Freshmen interested in trying out for the freshman cheerleading squad should meet at the side of the undergraduate library Oct. 3, 1. and 5 between 4 and 6 p.m. Garnet and Mlack Friday, Sept. 30 will be the last day for freshmen to pay the $3.00 fee for their "Garnet and Black" and to have their pictures ma(e. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega service fra ternity will hold its first luncheon meeting Friday, Sept. 23 at I p.m. in the Palmetto Room of Russell House. A GPR of 2.0 or better is re quired to be eligible for rush for APO, which will be held next week in the Russell House. APO is dedicated to promoting school spirit. A recent project of APO was presentation of moving equipment to the girls dormitor ies. TeGantue4ock Students interested in joining the staff of The Gamecock are in vited to attend the weekly staff meeting held Friday at 1 p.m. in Room 208 of the Russell ouse. USC Young DeIlocrats The USC Young Democrats Club will hold an organizational meet ing Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 205 of the Russell House. Activities for first semester will be outlined and committees ap pointed. For further information, contact Patton Adams, president, at the Law School or at 251-4126. Itiher-ani Stndent Union The Lutheran Student Union Don smaII liesqui ull(ation -llyI 1r.11n1 501m sniarot thingi2 to <1(1 l~(Illase to I t' the f.i rs t t n sint tu' m To get a good job, # The Bulletin Boa Jrge Partic will hold a meeting at 6 p.m. Sun day, Sept. 25. The program will include a draniatic reading of J. D. Salinger's "Franney & Qooey." The regular social gathering will be held each Friday at 7 p.m. W LSC WVUSC, campus radio station, will hold a staff meeting Friday, Sept. 23, at 5 p.m. Openings in the news department and the engi neering department will be an nounced. Anyone interested in be coming a member of the staff should attend the meeting in Room 207 of the Russell House. Managers for Freshman Football Anyone interested in becoming a manager for the freshman foot ball team should contact Coach George Terry at the Rex Enright (Gr.oun11ded WUSC Resumes Activities In spite of a short delay, WUSC, campus radio station, has resuimed its on-air activities to a limited degree. Station manager Steve War kaske cites the reason for the de lay as lack of funds for the op eration of equipment during the summer months. The determination and work of Snowden Bhmch, chief station engineer, was the curbing factor of the delay. WELCOM CAROLINA Remember . . . For Those During the School Year WhE ROWERS SAY MO There Is One Place T The Bloss Devine at In 5 Points t let educa seze on w it hi toiCd Ia antI\ a coimfortaly I. So if i ou're in schiool now ...stas *ill ytou can for as long as you \tla(n1. Ii eritt. ( 4i visit ai Y~outh ( )pportnu get a gnord edunation ipat ion Athletic Center. The phone num. her is 4271. USC Young Republica-ns The USC Young Republicans held an organizational meeting on Sept. 20 in Harper College with Dr. )ave Palmer, faculty advisor. There will be a joint meeting of the College Young Republicans and the Richland County Young Republicans Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. in loom 101, Harper Col lege. Interested students are in. vited to attend. Crucible There will be a staff meeting of The Crucible, campus literary magazine, on Monday, Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. in Room 202 of the Russell House. Those students interested in joining the staff or contribut ing original work are asked to attend. I nstirance Enrollnient The deadline for enrollment in the Student Insurance Plan now being offered to students of U.S.C and their dependents has been set for Oct. 15. Those interested in securing coverage should contact the Treasurer's Office. Sailing Club The UT.S.C. Sailing Club will dis play boats in front of the Russell louse Monday and Tuesday. Members of the club will be on hand t4) answer all questions about the club's sailing boats. Interested students are invited to join the club. E BACK, STUDENTS! Large or Small Occasions n ZE THAN WORDS hat Serves You Best om Shop Saluda 254-8105 LOn o at goodl job,) ther(e! I,carn vou're out of ity' Cenjter. Y t .,mg timmesI