Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Band Pre Changing Contributing to the "new s the Marching Gamecock Ban( uniforms, and the music of He Premiering features of the hi Memphis State home game. For the first time, the bar majors, Jim Hudson, former < Overseas Programs Available The Experiment in International Living is offering a series of In dependent Study Programs to USC this year, to be effective for the spring semester of 1967. The programs are designed to meet individual academic needs; a student applying does so with the direct consent of his college, which agrees to consider for credit the work he is involved in abroad. The individual programs com prise homestays in one of the fol lowing: India, Germany, France, Spain, Britain, or Greece. Program costs range from $1,250 to $1,620. The Student Programs will in clude language study and limited area studies, .s well as some in dependent reading. The s e c o n d month emphasizes intensive aca demic work and area studits. There is a two and three-year language prerequisite for the Ger man and French programs, respec tively. The other programs require such background study as: philosophy and Far Eastern Studies for India; study of English literature and government for Britain; and classics, drama and art history for dreece. The application deadline for all programs is December 1, 1966. Programs will begin about Feb ruary 14, 1967. Information on any of these pro grams can be obtained by writing The Experiment in International Living, Putney, Vermont. NOW! PERMANENT PRESS WORSTED SLACKS PERMANENTLY PRES1 100%o ALL WOOLi These slacks are perman ore made and will never They retain their fine sh cteaned in coin operate Free expert alterations. NO IRON 1PERMANENT PRESS I These fabulous dress shir after wash and stay nea hove a large selection o __MA 0 mieres Trends ound" and the "new look" of I were new performers, new rb Alpert's Tijuana Brass-all lftime activities at the USC id is being led by two drum irum major of the Brookland Cayce High School Band, and James .King, drum major of the Dentsville High School Band. Both are members of the freshman class. The two boys were members of the drum.major class given during the S. C. Music Camp this sum mer at USC and were given in struction by former USC drum major Don Clary. Veteran twirler Scottie Turner of Chesterfield was joined by freshman Johnny Lundgren to ap pear as a duo of featured twirlers. Lundgren performed throughout high school as a solo twirler, and he has appeared by invitation at festivals, college football shows, conventions, and parades. He is from York. lie taught twirling in York and is a choreographer and instructor of majorettes. In addition to using his skill as a twirler, he will play the baritone saxophone in the USC Symphonic Band. Lundgren graduated as an horor roll student and he is one of the first students at USC to enroll in the new program leading to a bachelor's degree with a major in theater. The "new look" was carried out further by uniforms worn and chosen by the band members themselves from a selection of four patterns. The color schemp in paralleling with the school col ors of garnet and black was deep red, white and black. The opening musical program of the coming year was based on se lections of Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass, rounding out the trend of the "new sound." SOS FSH OP ....AND WE HAVE THEMI iED N'ORSTED SLACKS ently pressed the day they have to be pressed again. ape and crease when dry d dry cleaning machines. $14.95 )RESS SHIRTS ts require no ironing, wash iand smooth all day. We F styles and colors. $5.00 yos Trailer Vies Foi One USC student has solved h at least. Trailers being uxed in th4 Sciences Center are blocking space Devine Street normally used for stu Director Of Ti Represents US Dr. Hugh Norton, director of the University Transportation Center, attended a forum to study transportation held last week in San Diego, Calif. "Optimizing Transportation Po tential" was the title given to the meeting which was arranged by the American Waterways Opera vei Fulbrig] 9 Open F4 Dr. H. W. Davis, vice president for academic affairs at USC an nounced that application for U. S. Government grants under the Ful bright-Hays Act must be submitted by Oct. 20, 1966. Application forms and informa tion about the scholarships for graduate study or research abroad in 1967-68 may be obtained from Dr. Davis's office in the Pendle ton Building. Dr. Davis is the Ful bright Program advisor on campus. The Institute of International Education conducts the competition for the Fulbright-Hays G r a n t s which are open to students below the Ph.D. level, who hold a bache hor's degree or its equivalent. Candidates must be U. S. citizens - and must be proficient in the lan - guage of the country in which they plan to study. Four years of professional study 1- or the equivalent in experience is I - required for students interested in study and professional training in i creative and performing arts. ,ha hawa crimi r Fred Mir. Frederickson, do ts have much sex app< Ierickson: Well, frank :oo much. rhat wasn't quite whi they appeal to the gir Jerickson: Yes, my grn much. But then, she' Oh, come on now Tu< ever said anything c< 'ye been wearing? ierickson: Not really. eep the conversation >u know what I mean. sn't leave me much tii Yes, I do see what yot way,just to keep this ig a total bust, isn't th can say about our sh derickson: Well, you c ple more.--and make Lt-Hays )r Appli Applicants in social work must ave obtained a master's degreel nd two years of professional ex erience. An M.D. is necessary for hose students interested in the ield of medicine. Selection will be based on the tudent's academic and profes ional record, evaluation of the ap USCDebate Chooses Ne Parks Coble has been elected 'resident of the USC Chapter of )elta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Al >ha, national honorary debating. raternity. The fraternity is composed of nembers of the Varsity Debating ream. Other officers include Richard o I d i e, vice president; Gloria ;mith, secretary - treasurer; and fitorian, Dr. George Brauer. At the national fraternity con erence held last spring at Reno, 'evada, Gloria Smith, president of .has iiage cricki you think our Clul :al? ly, they don't excite it I was getting at. Ls you know'? mndmother likes th( s 72. :ker. Hasn't any yo >mplimentary abou On dates I usually to more immediate My training sched ne. ui mean. But, conversation from ere anything nice :ould let me have a my grandimother h Grants Lcations plicant's a t u d y p l a n, and his pers3nal qualifications, with pre ference given to those under 35 who have not had the chance for prior study or residence abroad. Two types of grants are avail able under the program: U. S. Government Full Grants and U. S. Government Travel Grants. Fra tern ity w Officers the Southern Region DSR - TKA, was elected the national secretary. The S. C. debators placed second in the nation at the tournament held at that conference, after get Linz defeated 59-58 by the Uni versity of Southern California. Any student who wishes to par ticipate in debate may sign up by seeing Prof. M. G. Christophersen Monday through Thursday between 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. in Davis 112. Complete instruction is available for students with no previous ex perience in public speaking. a with son ung ~t a shirt try things, ule annV (Gamecoek staff photo by Crowe) r Parking Place is parking problem - temporarily e construction of the new Physical s in front of the Field House on ident parking. -ansportation C At Forum tors Association. Representatives of higher ei ucation and the transportation il dustry attended the forum. Dr. Norton, who came to Car, lina from the University of Tei ncssee, is also professor of ec nomics with the College of Bus ness Administration. Hat rbals ucke Hathaway: shir Frei mel Hathaway: Do Fre4 ver) Hathaway: lad3 you Fre4 tok ify doe Hathaway: any beir you Fre cou