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INQI INQUIRY is a column de, the Carolina campus. Call 424 QUIRY,'; THE GAMECOCA Knowlton Will Head Foundation Charles W. Knowlton of Colum bia is the new president of the University Educational Founda tion succeeding Jeff B. Bates who (lied recently. A founder of the Educational Foundation, Knowlton had been its vice president until his election to the presidency by the foundation's Board of Directors. WN i I I i a n S. Brockington of Greenwood was elected vice presi dent to succeed Knowlton, and Wil liam N. Bowen of Columbia was re elected secretary-treasurer. Both the directors of the Educa tional Foundation and the USC Alumni Assn. Council held meet ings at the University last week end. Progress of the Jeff Bates Me morial Fund within the USC Ed ucational Founda.tion was described as "excellent." Six members of the foundation's Board of Directors were re-elected and now hold terms which expire in 1970-Charles W. Coker, Harts ville; Luther W. Hill, Tarboro, N. C.; S. L. Latimer Jr., Columbia; Dr. James A. Morris, Columbia; Paul A. Sansbury, Darlington; and J. Stanvarne Stevens, Charleston. M rs. Alester G. Furman III of Greenville was appointed to the hoard to complete the Bates term which expires in 1970. Scholars Progi "All the National Merit ser idea of Carolina," said Ray merit scholars day, "but the state university." Held Oct. 21, the scholars seniors from throughout the proximately double last year'. When the visitation day 1965, there was only one Mer This year five are enrolled the School of Jotiurnalism. Here a fac can yo 1. Repairs in space. If soef -it' goes wror:gj with i ve'incit in o'bti fihoA coni it bie f.ied? Answeris mlst be, to, rnd f toge scal (ti c e operoit.ons are to bec ome a rechIty for th,s and (oher iss.gorits A.i force scitits aid enig.nees all bie colledf oni to ans'weri in the 't e,' n yers', we need. the besrt brins 05(vulable 2. Lunar landing. IThe well Is ior b rolCP.a " (i.C(t u Sbe of li the sp ce ' 4 be done-ond, os on Air Force officer, yoiu could be' the one to dO It! 3. Life-support biology, The b.!boiiq n e bol eed ovrvryc ne a od f oeinso q qneo hei o JIRY 1oted to questions relating tc 9 or address questions to IN V'ESTION: Why Ca1't Students place colleet 1ong distanct- calls on the Centrex (campus) telephone system? ANSWER: According to Centrex sources: At the present time Centrex fa. cilities are inadequate in thai only five outside lines are avail. able to the University. To make long distance calls possible eac residence hall phone would hav< to be rewired in the Centrex of fice. However, in the not-too-dis tant future, this s e r v i c e wil probably be made possible as the University's communication sys tem expands to meet the Univer sity's growing need. QLESTMON: Wheini meat halLs are served in the cafeteria, why dot% they give mort than three for a serving? Thre< meat hall. for forty-five cents (the nmst recent price, to my knowl edge) is rather expeinive. ANSWER: According to Slater sources: Th< actual price of three meat ball: which are called Swedish mea balls or porcupine meat balls i. forty cents. In order to serv( more than three, it would b< necessary to (own - grade th, quality of the meat balls, whict we do not wish to do. EDITOR'S NOTE: LVQUIRY has been notified tha the swiniming pool is noc opc to students during the hours o 7:45 -9 p.m. on Mondays an Wednesdays, and 2:30 - 5 on Sat urda ys and Sundays. ram Praised pifinalists left with a differen Flynn, chairman of 1fue Ke: y all left impressed by thei day attracted 64 high schoc state. The number was ap1 i attendance. for Merit Scholars began ih it Scholar at Carolina. at USC; four' of whom are il re 7 knotty pr ing the Air Fc u help us solk r7 4. Space orientation. The iib.c p b lems2 of (2 spa. c ecroh, mcI L 2' (t( o ((2rth, ore of vit)1l mportu 2 h>) r h o. 1 tory (ll . Mn o space Itbert- OrP ' of ass.grnmer s for yo,rng A ' o- 0' C hys1 5. Synergetic plane changing. Ill he2ab fiv of (2 spo, e< rollt ichan. e 22011 de' <an (2lso be (-,u(- (2l t2o V)pot 2' opr o2 Whe butl .n the Air Force coe d St B ft gt the ch 2( to 2' wor 2 Sn 2 .25 I' (as e ' o) u Display Featurt 'ie Great Rooks of the Weste showiig silice Monday, will hold a f 1ooks oi Nov. 4 at 12:30 p.m. The draing will take place a floor of the Campis Book Shop. All studems amid faculty are e4 Broadcast :Set For V Broadcasting techniques will be discussed on caipus this weekend as radio and television news di rectors from the Carolinas meet for a seminar on Friday, and high school students attend a short course in news broadcasting on r Saturday. The seminar, sponsord by the USC School of Journalism and the Radio-Television News Directors Assn. of the Carolinas, will begin at 2 p.m. in Russell House student union. One hundred twenty-five high school students have pre-registered for the Saturday s e s s i o n. The morning will be highlighted by a SENIOR PICTURES Seniors, graduate and law students must have pictures taken for tIe 1967 Garnet and Black before Nov. .1. oblems rce: e one? 6. Space propulsion. As ogr sr(te fhghts cover greatler peo noethanr any- * thrng ele w..l bec o're c the the nor sr for spac An r oay w.ell be Ar [ rce cenis onH s? (st s gn 7. Pilot performance. ? A. s Iro"r cesn'', p 0 s. I Ilo - r m e A.) tood way A,r ol trog i F.y. fo i for e s<oos -sM n o leges andunaersibe (lso haveo spc 2 yea Ao frce O C pgra for9 d fod . o tt vo r earAir Force r p F rentohve or mail,r she en m ayi UNITED STATES AIR FORCE SA Dret, Q( PA510 cdI bA IB e.s . err'48 ME PART OF IT AAAERICA C AceRiOPAE TRAM 19 01 Gamecock photo by Roekholz )s Great Books ni World display, wieh ha. biwen ree drawinag for a set of the Great the di-play watId ot t lowier gible to regi,tur for the --t. Seminar eekend press conferenceI( With Edwatrd.NIla Son, 'uhlic Informait)ion tirector, G o d d a r d Spice Flight Center, Greenbelt, NId. The student; will hear discus sions of what the y c-,in vxwet fron the broadcast industr. hi,\w to oh tain news for radio, neVws wVIriting, an( broadca.sting journiI in In general. Marketin The Coliege of Busines- Adnini stritiion -- which held the naitionai cham11pionship in 1965 - will 1gaill have a tean in the Invitational Na tionil M.arketing ('ompetitionn and Con ference. This fifth annual conpetition h:.'. been vxpianded from a tw' wCekend project to one which will begin in N o v en be r, contin1114, through the intervening ionths and end with a two-day ((n,ference at 'sichigan State University im April. The 1966-17 USC teim is com posed of four members of the Uni versity's student chapter of the American Marketing Assn. - Ed waird W. Raker, Benton T. Ashby, Gregory King, and Robert J. Kahn. INTEIIVIEWS oci. 31 I'ini ('arbbie t'ampbellIt. Sony e tr. c Navy Ilipartruent Sperry Mictrow a ve. A. 0. SmHtIh Notv. I Newport News ShlpiiiIng 1'. S. Steel (Nov. 1 ari 2) R E. A. Don't Worry... It's Never too Late! 6 THI || Say it with FLOWE RS Use All of Sur Open Your Charge A * 1 boUr or 1 dlay * Specialiste int dry * 24-hour c<-op lau * lland finiahed ai * 'Thrifty Laundry & * 30 (day. to piay L A UN D RY MAIN A AROnS FRnOM Wednc MayC I t AltO. I. NAX Carolina students with a 10 a.n Wednesday class may change th course of traffic on camipus. This invisible jx>wer lies in questionnaire which is a m a j o part of the canpus-wide traffi survey being condLuCted by the ('S Tranisortatioi Center, a subdiv sion of the Civil Engineerng io partnent. AeOrdiig to Prof. It. II. iRobert hairiman of ti urve- sitid%, li quu,tiioaire i, a 4mn-page formin 4 11ue4--tiOnk, wAith 1 mapill) at1 acedZ14-1 1t i The pur11po e of 14!the -. %ue i- simpfl 14o gather inifoirmaltin Ihat wAill 1 isefui in aii trail campu, traff !"act Ithat thte que>t.Iqonna1 re; i , I . (lesign'( tf) trap irafto vit>aft-14 the foerl.l w l; lI I' fIle 4.'' I aw ,I. liui>y. \\'hat I ytour 1- 4. a - i .h g \\hcr(- d , %-,: liv,-?. \\ho-r- d'. y. par1k . \\'htr onl tmn11pu- dy tiri v.' o y ~., have a p a r ptermiit'. The<e questions ar' designeri 1 give th -jurvvy (niitte( - ttv - gon) Whoiv) wht,rv thoe conce? IrItIon of parking is, a'd, whel Oh -tldclits with cars 1\ve. The11 fue-timinnair.. wAill hev hambd 1to all rpfe-or, with 10:00 cha. Notes in g Team N. Naval 4officer se o teaminl w have facitlit.s set up .r. th'. Vr- : fHoor of the ltuisstl llut- (t . tg Nov. 2 from ? a o Ti intt-rvit-w, and 1'iliat'n will 4 gv:en by the Mar:nc O,rl and Navy. TINME OF YO'It 1.ifE Tickotts for The Time of Y'M Life." a production of the U S Theater, are on sale tn the grour floor of Russell Ilouse. They a 50 cents for 'S' students, 75 een for other st udents, $1 for U SC fa ulty andt staff anid thei r wives. ari $1.50 fotr the public. LAND)SCAPE COl'RsE Specialists inl I a n d1 5 e a p i n horticulture and conservation wi Vithin a Short Time a Beautiful Flower from i BLOSSOM SHOP Devine at Saluda 5 Points 254-8105 Stert'ing T/u he amecocks In TIheir Owen I?ackyard shine's Services ccount Now At SUNSHINE *ervie (hy re'quest) ricaning leather. & suedes -ts dry cleaninug serviee & CLEANE RS T BLOSSOM usII' DRMInTORESt sd ay' s hange in packet forms frorm the Cornputer I .enter. Theli profe,,ri will turni thrni .MC te the aIr.ey commJitt4 aId the -ompiter will tabulate the result.. I 1n addition to student and fac ilty traffic surveys, a turnover tudy of parking areas will be :1ade to determine how many dif r vrv nt vehicles will use the areas C n a precribed time and a duration tudy- will bv made tx determine II average time students park in various areas. Tih survey is bvinir made to pro vide answers for short-range and traffic problems of the , r::versity Administration. .Tho- Trani-portationi CA-nter Com IPnilooev wIPill mAkc recommnendationm to 4 the Adritini-tration for inprosenwntm e im and future trendI, of c a i p) u m traffic. Wilson Gra ,'PI :s th fI a ! ate f ,r 0 The W:im NaNe.' meo Vie Irnn to ; A No n n:a!:4n0 mu brii. nu.ride byI ph : seleti n haes:d n th. roimnrdlatns a<,ei :nesg dre \-, e Ill %g ad troh<-d fn iv- ty Jalf.ratn Wohuld b S a.ed Hl aiz .1IEniry. . -'-on: I'mvre it 1w.oii may be ab%inedJ, from vir. - I ,aioi.uait.e Depar: tent. Fo Vie In .- d prir a ai .d -i. Nov. 13- at th~ .hitmO A. Iardc ad Gave P:w r h i oth af n 'okiluia, hav< bo awardd fwvii h:p provid< bya grairn fr r GUdknt eniral liect ri F un'dion 0 o suipport the gradI( -. phys prranm at I. . 1 pa- I- - Pre-s ('u wiL mee a Fr he prvat dm :ng~ r-oom a o Soth H ui ldog te ele &: t-ew officer' and make planis fo yearlyI act,ivities. A ny joturn alisn ma j or- or stud(ent mntereste4d inI some rphase oif journfalism is invit.ed t< c atte-nd. CIAH:K F'OM ND e A travel alarm el(wk was foun< near the men'. towers on the cor ne4-r oif Hhessom andl Sumte'r St reets )wner mlay contact the informiatior desk at Rulsse'll liouse or seeHar Mi u r p h y, IDorm~ M. 420, phorne Il.I1 TIIERAN STI'DENT WEN'T.II - "The Red Balloon," a mtovie', wil be' shown at the Lutheran Studen h. L.a mbs Wol 1 Survey Fraffic Prof. Roberts nts Offered 1nna;tiiis f-r Wu<-irw% V ison Na Fkel wshIp F u tw i od ;i If01, 1 ffe.1ring w- o acad-nic Yvtr tv atrac .or:miarily min he hum.anities and i faculy menmbr, with primiay erm lahty of the n inir- preparation Sthe candaiate nare(. nailIg ad f graduate - studv t the rtegiimal chairman: 1>ean W. y I, IaTd, Fla. :127'". Further de Stephen A ke rman i: he Fo.reign Nationals (t-ntnr Suriay at l p.m. Friday at 7 p.m- _SA w.i sponsir a Hal 1onexvn Party. A'ove with or with . ko t 1A ItCn . -COFFEE HOUSE A ('ff. H -use. pon,s(red by the 'niv rmly chaplims, -Ai'l be hld at W*e(lty Founidatiorn , 30 I.m. - 12 :3 a.n. after the play "I he T"iml if Your Life" each r.wh'. I nivvrsniy Players will be 1t r i,. discuss the piay. !-'ATE HOSPITAI. A -eni:nar will be held Oct. 29 rfow a.m. tW 12 n(Kai and from 1 tio 14 :30 p.m. for vtiunteers who wish to work with mentally Ill patients at the St-ate Hospital. ME~ET1.%;S :rcle K --A p.m., Tuesday, Mag A,pha lot.a Mu-Friday, 3 p.m., ('4m e nernce- ktoom, Ruasell House. Fre-hmuan Y Luncheon-1 pm., M o n d a y, Spanish Roo~m, South Hluildinig. tJpperela.ssman Y Luncheon-1 p.m.. Thursday, S p a n i s h Room, South Huilding. A S /-nck wana .