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ARA-Slal New Gait A Gamecock Snack Bar with a seating capacity of 300 is to be opened in the ground floor of the Russell House about January, ae cording to ARA-Slater Scho: and College Service coordinator u d y Wagstaff. The snack bar will be in service to eliminate some of the crowded conditions in the present Gamecock Room. This addition is part of expan Sion p 1 a n s to be undertaken by Slater in the near future. Cur rently underway are plans to re decorate Russell House Cafeteria during e i t h e r Thanksgiving or Christmas Holidays. The dining service complex at Carolina will eventually have a new c e n t r a 1 commissary. Each cafeteria will order from this main unit. The newest A RA-Slater cafetera at Carolina .is in the Hotel ('oli:m bia. This is an air-conditioned fa cility, smaller than any cafete ia on campus. * OPEN MONDAYS tl dorms are plat bult niever, ever to look Thie bestd way we know is with Kayser's widle dlorml coat. The perfeet lounging. Select it in bi First Floor. saae yostr campse er Plans tecock Si An upstairs ballroom at the hotel will accommodate 600 diners. In addition to an expansion pro cram, Slater is offering services to (Gamecock photo by Fife) Coed vs. Spaghetti uS: coed cats spaghetti at Rus ,el1 Ilouse Cafeteria during "I1aliant Night." ANO FIDAYS 'TIL 9 ki, relax in . .. sloppy in or around. to avoidl this 'failing' sale cotton corduroy c'oat for studying or uie or red. . . . Robes, 11.00 a ,d~re ,ca Include iackbar further student interest in eating on campus. ARA-Slater is planning to bake and deliver free of charge birthday cakes for freshmen who have birth days during the school year. Let ters have been sent to parents of freshmen from Slater, offering to bake the cakes if the parents re turn the date of birth. Two programs being continued from last year include a food pref erence survey and a a e r i e a of "special suppers." The survey, which began Wed nesday, requires students to fill out forms indicating their preference of food. The results are sent to the Slater home office in Philadel phia to be tabulated. Last year the survey showed that 92 percent of the students liked roast beef; as a result, the cafe terias began serving roast beef every other night. The "special suppers" already featured this year were an "Italian Night" and a "Fish Fry." 49 4~. (Gemseeck phste by Vestal) Student Takes All He Can Eat Carolina students help themselves to tossed salad at the "Italian Night" supper served by ARA-Slater. This was the second of a series of special meals Slater will offer during the coming year. Hathai In offbeat with St Hathaway: Mr. Getz, what do Hathaway Club shirt? Getz: I think you've n Hathaway: How do you mean Getz: I used to wrap n shirt. Those shirts of y< around the middle-thi laundry into one shirt. Hathaway: Excuse me, Mr. Ge what we want to talk Getz: Now, the new CI them so darn lean arot I had to go out and bu Hathaway: Well, we're sorry at Getz: And the laundry as strong as that fat, ol< Hathaway: But our shirts look Getz: That's true-but Hathaway: What? Getz: Youl ever though1 Governmo Summer The U. S. Government rece of many summer jobs for 196 The jobs will be filled by tered in November, January, pass the exam will be eligible to file for a job with the Civil Service Commission. The test may be taken at more than 1,000 towns and cities throughout the country. These jobs will pay from $69 to $92 a week. More detailed informa tion will be available in a pamphlet called "Summer Jobs in Federal Agencies." This pamphlet may be procured at college p l a c e m e n t bureaus, Civil Service offices, and certain post offices. The test will take approximately two hours and includes clerical skills, vocabulary, reading compre hension, reasoning, and table and chart interpretation. inter in Ge you think of the ne, ade a ghastly mista] iy laundry in a Hath )urs were so big-es at I could get a who ~tz, but I don't think ub shirts, you've ma md the middle that y a laundry bag. out that but bag is pure fluff Nc :i Hathaway. a lot trimmer now. consider this. about making laun w:)!tOffers Positions ntily announced the formation 7. a competitive exam adminis and February. Those who Picnic Planned At Bell Camp The International Students Club will sponsor a picnic Sunday at R. G. Bell Camp. The picnic is open to all students interested in ISC. A bus will leave from the Russell House for Bell Camp at 2:30 p.m. An International D i n n e r is planned for late November. ISC students, who represent about 29 countries, will prepare g o u r m e t dishes from each of their countries. All interested students are asked to attend. Is 'view tz w e. away pecially le week's that's de t nearly dry bags?