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Twin Pianisi Duo pianists Derek and Ray % November 30 at 8 p.m. as part < 71cy play pop01 songs of 14Nay an< style. Derek Smith is from EnIgl United States. Admission is I) card Psi Chi Adi Psi Chi, professional psychology society. initiated 15 new members last, week at the University. The purposes of Psi Chi include advancing psychology, encourag ing and maintaining scholarship of individual members in psychol ogy and other academic areas. and providing a closer integration of psychology students and faculty members. Among the qualifications for membership in Psi Chi are scho lastic standing, completion of two psychology courses and current enrollment in another, and either majoring or minoring in psychol ogy or in an equivalent program. New Psi Chi members are 1iar ris Bonnette. Columbia; IHenry Hooker, Decatur, Ga.; William B. Cammin, Saginaw, Mich.: Helen II. Davis, Columbia; Paul Fischman, ERRY on main I Downtown * Richland Mall Another traditional favorite/ Ladybug Short sleeve wool pleid skimmer, $30. Surre Shov Ist F s To A ppea r ill perforn in the I SC Field louse ,f the Studenit U'nion Artist Se-ries I " esterda.-, inl their cmiw ri--thmic and anl Rm. Cohon is from lit s for studetnts aid $2.50 for aduil-it. is Members Columbia; Joel H. Freid, Colum bila James Hl. Nlontgomiery, Rich montd, Va.; %lary Norris, Vance. Also, Mlartha Petrey, Petrey, Ala.: Joseph Post, Brooklyn, N. Y.; ilIerbert A. Rosefiehl, Sumter; Sandia Sturkey, Aiken; Hlilton P. TeCrrelh. Co ;u I.uicia Timmner man, .\it. Berry. Ga.; David N1. Valmian. Columbia. Lay-Away Now WATCHES PRINCESS RINGS DIAMOND RINGS CHARMS AN A. A. thrr 2024 DEVINE STREE AL 2 Kt 4~~\h4I w1* I 4,-.n.I l WUS B Foreigr Carolina will take on an inter national atmosphere Dec. 1 to 3 as an International Gift Bazaar, spon 5ored by the USC YMCA-YWCA, ,omes to campus. Also taking place, but not in conjunction with the bazaar, is the international students annual din ner featuring exotic foods prepared by the students themselves. The bazaar is to benefit World University Service and more spe eifically, the money raised will go for college scholarships in India. This is the first time the Caro lina WUS has done anything tangi ble to raise money; in previous years, donations have been given. Booths will be set up to sell the $500 worth of gifts from all over the world. -Jewelry, woodcarvings, pottery. candles, tableware, brass and other articles from 21 coun tries will be sold. Average price range of gifts is from $1 to $5, and coffee and international food will be on sale. The bazaar is to be in the Bap tist and Methodist Student Centers on Pickens Street. The booths will be decorated with travel posters, and sound effects will consist of musical recordings from around the world. Interna tional students will be dressed in their native costumes as they man the booths. Bazaar hours are as follows: Dec. 1, 2 to 6 p.m.; Dec. 2, 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m.; Dec. 3, 2 to 11 p.m. The Interniationial I) i il 11 e r is sponsored by tihe International Stu deits Club. It will be in a Carolina Hall banquet room, and the buffet For Christmas D CHARM BRACELETS 11. welprfi r IN FIVE POINTS 1161 thle p)oor boy in the luppy-go-Inaeky na.vy goldl prinIte<l hell Sleepw1eaIr. F"irst Flot) USE YOURI C'AAAE azaar F Items, dinner will feature foods from at least five sections of the world. A p r o g r a i with an international flair will follow. Tickets will cost $2.50 and money raised will go to the club's scholar ship fund. World University Service was begun 45 years ago and is now active in over 60 countries. It is non-political and non-sectarian. It is the only organization working exclusively in colleges and univer sities for the main purpose of con fronting problems faced by these UPI WoM< Plans Car Gay Pauley, national women's editor of United Press Interna tional, will be at Carolina March 3, 1967, as guest speaker at the Theta Sigma Phi Matrix Table banquet. Miss Pauley, whose headquarters are in New York City, is also a n e m b e r of Theta Sigma Phi, women's professional journalism fraternity. Last spring she was a (lelegate to the Asian-American lWoman Journalists Conference in Hawaii. The banquet will be in Carolina Hall, and tickets will be sold to any member of the Carolina Conimun ity. Sundays 10:30 A.M. LUTHERAN WORSHIP 1529 Pendleton Street Across Fron .Naval Armory I.a r. 11.0 L RnTCD eatures Foods communities. WUS scholarships are granted on .a basis combining service to others with assistance to oneself. The USC scholarships going to India will help students from fami lies with an income of $20 or less per month to complete their higher educations. Five to eight dollars per month will enable a student to continue his studies. The goods to be sold in the ba zaar have been ordered on consign ment and may be returned if they are not sold. Ens Editor O1ina Visit The society recently initiated 14 new i e m b e r s. They are Lynr Bowles, Marcia Dalziel, Carolinc Gilchrist, Harriet H o11 a n d, Pani Kirkland, Cynthia Loomis, Cindy Mills and Corinne Sitton. Also, Margaret Ann N i c e I e y Patsy Oliver, Ann P a r k i n s o n Alyce Price, Virginia Ann Var Seters and Mimi Wilkinson. Ia It's trad for tirei Like the one about busi Ibig business. That it is be individualist's wildest das this holy of holies becausc thing that's very sacred pendence. 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Brunton of the premium was paid by the opy of the Homecoming issue of ewe, Business Manager of The )rinted each week due to limited Due to the increased interest in Py students and alumni caused a 8,864 students enrolled for the allotted $2.31 for each student. .s on the main campus the alloca in the net subsidy has prevented tper in quantities equal to student ty tennis courts closed Saturday? sources; the tennis courts were as had a problem in co-ordinating The University feels that super the ideal situation hut due to the difficult. Plans are being formu (direction of the Central Booking have them open on weekends. ~r ways to make things Dmmunicate is very re ying. Did you ever hear s of Oliver Wendell rust a generality - not eel about the generality just become a little cog Western Electric. You Ut if you consider your now, odds are 10 to 1 our individuality. And tch it grow. 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