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Delegate Campus] In a parliamentary practice Sat urday, delegates from campus or ganizations passed a farcical reso lution to purchase the State House Lake Murray and Trinity Episco pal Church. Alpha Order Recognizes Cecil Hardy In an unprecedented tapping A I p h a Order, senior women honor-service organization, tappe its 13th member last Friday nigh at the ODK Leadership banquet. Cecil Hardy, a double-major i: d r a m a an English f r o 1 Columbia, w a not t a p p e i n t o nembei ship d u r i n Song Fest la spring becau. she was atten ing the Unive sity of Edii CECIL IIARDY burgh in Sco land. Miss Hardy is or has been a officer of Delta Delta Delta S, rority, chairman of World Unive sity Service, president of YWCj member Epsilon Epsilon Epsilo orientation counselor, vice - preE dent of the English Honor Socie1 and Vestry member of St. Patrick She is a member of the Unive sity Players and has been in tl USC Chorus and Concert Band. bee kee net the coed's answel ,.tretches with rtu nees is a ifew pan to give iore leg I cafe brazil (sunta portioned sizes: s: . . . Hosiery. Fin use yc TIH SLIG? TL FA SHI Practice Expansion Since the University "desper ately needs additional classroom space," the delegates voted that the State House be converted into the political science department. The present occupants in the capitol will be allowed to stay, only if they do not disturb University functions. The present employees and s.t a t e legislators are to be given jobs according to their abili ties. Slater system will be' asked to operate the feeding facilities, but the delegates voted unaminously to establish a private club to serve mixed drinks in the basement of d the State House. t The dome is to be painted garnet with black t r i m m i n g, and the statue of Wade Hampton riding on d a horse will be changed to one of n Paul Dietzel riding on a Gamecock s and standing on Frank Howard's d back. Lake Murray is to become USC g property as are the houses along ;t its banks. The lake itself can serve as a reflecting pool and the houses are to be undergraduate library facilities. ,- Since the present hole on Davis t- Field will not be needed, the dele gates decided that the hole be used .n for a burial ground during the faculty massacre (details for this r- unprecedented event will be an , nounced later). n, Trinity Episcopal Church is to .i- be purchased to stimulate religion .y on campus. The delegates felt that s. the church must become a part of r- the University since all of the other ie historical shrines in Columbia will be Carolina property. ]I s by cameo... to short skirts. Enka nylon i-resistant insistence. Bee kee ty hose with the briefest panty .o less skirt. Rachael (beige). n). charcoal (off black). Pro. mall., medium. long. extra long t Floor 2.00 ur campus credit card 1bffndoutmt E BUFFER COLLAR Y LONGER AND FULLER ON LEADERSHIP FROM AMERICA Otts, Jo Gen. William C. Westmoreland, commander of U. S. forces in Viet Nam, is a prime example of leader ship in action, Dr. John Otts, dean I of the School of Education told the < ODK Leadership Development i Project last Friday night. Otts addressed 140 USC student leaders at Hotel Columbia on i "What Leadership Demands" at the evening banquet session of the I two-day meeting. DR. OTTS He described Westmoreland as "straightforward, frank, discern ing and devoted to a cause." "He may not agree with it in every detail, but he is devoted to a position," the administrator com mented. Otts said he first knew West moreland when the general was a high school student, and commented that "Childs" as he was then called, exhibited as a student an outstanding degree of discernment and awareness. Continuing h i s analysis of leadership, Otts said, "the democratic process enriches the thinking of all." The banquet meeting highlighted the two-day conference which puts leadership instruction on the USC campus on anorganizied basis for the first time. tat others will . at@ CS FAMAAUS S IRTBA IL DRC A T nes, Wil Sponsored the USC chapter of )micron Delta Kappa, men's lead rship - scholarship organization, he project featured workshops and liscussion groups for leaders on ill phases of campus activity. President Thomas F. Jones wel omed the student leaders Friday kfternoon. Jones, enroute to Cape Kennedy o watch a rocket launching, said hat men and women, who know iow to get things done and want o, will make our nation great. He said that follow-through re luires the greatest in leadership ind that in organizations there ere three groups of people - uilders, maintainers and wreckers. Vice-President of Student Af rairs C. H. Witten, in a second ad iress, said there are 150 student >rganizations at USC which have ielped the University in its growth. 'As long as these organizations :ontinue to grow, the University will continue to grow," he said. Witten said student organiza Lions help carry out the purposes Df higher education and that co eurriculum is a vital part of what goes on in the classroom. Workshop and discussion leaders included Dr. B. L. Baker, head of chemical engineering; David W. Phillips, director of Student Union and Russel House; Dr. Lawrence E. Giles, professor of Education, Miss Patricia Paschal, assistant dean of women; the Rev. C. J. Hammett, chairman of the Caro lina Campus Chaplains; and L. Eugene Cooper, (lean of men. Other workshop leaders were Dr. Reid Montgomery, professor in the School of Journalism; T. J. Ledeen, director of YMCA-YWCA and foreign student advisor; Mrs. Ada B. Thomas, asst. professor in lnext year... today FINER C'AAAPiC CT/"WSDEVC R/' Iress De Register For ODK itionim register opportunity to di K IA'adership which carreittly c project was campupsi organizati, gate- had the HEY, G Have You THE BIG (THE BOYS It's New and SAVE 55c ON A $10. Oper 10:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. - 12 Noon-1:00 A. HOT MEALS SER\ 11:30 A.M.-2:00 P.M. - 75c-85c SPECIALS for mec Located Across From hT, THE 629 MAIN STREET BIG MA THIS SEASON ___ VESTS ARE "IN" IN THE AUTHENTIC Vests are "IN" this season in Our well known natural 3 button model. The selecti, is up to the minute. It include hopsacks, and herringbone blues, greys, Olives or bros and longs. 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