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Collegians I Eat Same Type Food By BETH BROWN Asst. News Editor College students throughout the United States who are served by ARA Slater Service prefer the same types of foods-so says a survey recently conducted t h r o u g h o u t the Slater-served schools. Among the most disliked foods were carrot and raisin salad, Span ish omelet and grits (except in the Southern schools where 55 per cent of the students liked it). Black-eyed peas were popular only in the South, and buttered kale ranked low throughout the country. French fried eggplants were ranked low, but French fried potatoes got "yes" votes from 91 to 95 per cent of students served. All breads were generally popu lar, with hot biscuits and soft rolls most popular. Lettuce salad, lettuce and toma toes and tossed green salad were the most favored salads with over 85 per cent of the students liking them. Strawberry shortcake, ice cream, brownies, apple pie and chocolate chip cookies were the most popu lar desserts. I)oughnuts received 9t4 per cent favor in breakfast foods and hot cakes and French toast were also p)opullat'. W%hipped potatoes, corn on the cob, whole kernal corn, baked potatoes and omen brown potatoes were the most popular vegetables in all sections of the country. Roast beef, fried chicken and ham remained popular in the meat line. After last year's survey. Slater at USC began serving either roast beef or ham at every evening meal. Among southern schools served by Slater are North Caro!ina State, Wake Forest. Elon, Gilford and the t niversity of Miami. The survey forms were filled ,ut in October as students indi cated their preference of foods The results were then sent to the Slater home office in I'hiladelphia to be tabulated. A $5 lacih *emester ht' Slu: A ffairs Comit ee mets each semester we far,' the. fto.s grant ruets ain fule dle -iiately nied more' ful lDean of Wonmen If we wanit ti hold we'vie got. nto mlure mone neeid. It Wi wie wan a bi and hit ter studenirt aetis [rogram,~ thlen iwe needil mon te y. Charles I I. WVitten Vice-Plrisident for Studenti) A ffairs Teeis ai diite neci ain increase' in activities St.udents payt mlore than dolhi:s now fori campjus a< 1)-an of .\Mn by top fligtht enitert.atine'r irsing. ioon this will bi fbi-ted in rising charge, studlents fir idances and tert s uinless the allIiocat ion increaseid tbhrough thi' pa of the referendum. though the' ove'rall c 'ha rsg dace and conier ts we r dluced( from twenty ti ter lars this year. this woul necessarily be true( in th' ture. The five dollar i would not only allow the to give the students freed andl concerts, but also top entertainers for the Artit ries, a student nightclul many other new program Earle Blackmon, Presid Elbie Conard, Vice-Presi Student Union Student Government's gest undertaking this yi the Great Issues Pro Jim E. Quick, ' e a c umi in 'Tleatre production, takes tine out routine in "The Heggar's Opera." Students The annual dinner of the USC International Students Club, fea turing dishes from many lands. will be tonight at 7 p.m. in the ballroom of Columbia 11all, form erly the Columbia Hotel. Members of the club will pre pare the food in the manner of their homelands and serve it in the native way. Representatives of the foreign countries will pro vide entertainment. Tickets at $2.50 per person are on sale at the informat.ion desk in Russell House. Proceeds from the dinner will be used to estahlish a scholarship fund for foreign st udents. M-T7URN PiROOFS Students who have received proofs of their photograph for the 7 t (;arnet and Illack are re minded that proofs must be re turned within a week for inclusion in this year's yearbook. Also seniorr activitV cards must he returned .o the Garnet and lilack by Dec. 7 f,.r inclusion in this years annual. Mail to Sig Ilu itt. associate editor. USC Box .171.422.5 ('(11_l.OQlIL'11 The Philosophy depart mint held its second colloqguium of the year Wedneslay in Hamilton College. James L.. Stiver led a discussion of his paper. \ alid Fallacies.' increas (lent This year's budige: calledf andI to thotusamnd d l:ar Th l'iis u ime not even come close tto cOtv able t.he Iraft- ntt ment i.n oti We ptrogramus tn Drue-~s and' S1u ds. etn Justice. If t the progra:m toi develtp to its full potent with big name speakers, mutst have fltOe mitti'y. Pvat Iublicat ions is an area S wichl Studielnt Gov'e rnment. I never tunctitned b lit ust' er lac of funds With mu montiey', we couhti pulish a ho, ore let on the G ;reat. Issutes P'rogr a nd possiib!y an a(veriv iew oft .ztud ent gor verin nwnt. Studen'. hlidy for A mnimm f tein thlouis; dollar's is needled ttt reachl . nire campilus with a clear i nial. This year we were located less than four thouisa five huindredl dollars. WithI r Ihtional funtds frotm alltcatit *a THEI are 5 to Sudent Hod P are1)K IiI( Byen RO.N IAAl) sfor (,arnet' & HIlack~ dol- Studientm l;,nion I ~Joll Y W Elt case Presi,dent IHIua n ion iIR.INE ;:oi wees President Pro Tem, name STEVE W A V Sc- Manager WU and lIb Presidentz Pr nt dent President T. PETER PER big. Pre-aident ('ir 'ar is JIM MULIJ4 -,am Se. -.~d. rie Time Oit the University John Gray is beinp fron the daily I)ra. ton Ilall. [Ie comedy by 4(lllt)l1ts News Beat" Prepare stiver is an instructor in the de- I >artment. wUs The regular weekly meeting of World University Service Con nittee will he 'ednesday at I >t.1. in the Spanish Rloom of South I)orm. Y M-YW('A Freshman Y will meet Monday at 1 :00 in the Spanish Room in South. Vpperelassmen Y will meet Ih ursday at 1:00 in t he Spanish Room in South. INTERVIEWS Itv, . t.,n ratl Ttie an,1 Itnt.b,r na.rtf id In,ur.an,, .t ui Il,,t. l Ntc,, T nin :iI r 1.a1 " SWEATERS I BAN-LONS I For (htrist is COPELA e in Act or FREE DANCE! .. FREE GARNE' n MORE GAME EXPANDED / s TOP NAME! STUDENT NI( BI-WEEKLY N n FINE FILM SI CAMPUS WIl re MORE SUPP( k IMPROVED C ur MORE BLANI SUPPORT FO NATIONAL ( BIGGER GAl nd INCREASED IMPROVED ( a- BETTER SAILI d' LECTURE SEE ins, EXPANDED IE CAMPUS LEL -sien'ft Stuidenti I'nion TT (;IN%Y(; ior (ramicock Mao, TT' nv (OULAW Editor P'res ident resident Presidlent Ilypi Key El) TU PTON President ore, Senate DONNA ASKE P'residenl rsc JOYCE Il Presider .son tRELI(:ARTERI wers Camiecock hi yj,IIETII I e K President Tim ~AN ROlD K ....esiden 're..,..e. Si G p is d Gamecock photo by Crewe 1 pre.mnted Dec. 8-10 at 8:15 at kanquet rr. l National 11ank of Getri.lt I ei lanc. te Sltit Bank ane t Truist 1l a .\11 uiny viial Cetrelorpis th e tr (ene 1ntract .\onit .\en(et. AgrS it"ui I. r ig IIigh\\+a. lo e sittitetil f a t.t' l'op e S'ite wll x. PlrsI I"at on atio.naI iank 1 e. I e ki l'ont IUi 111ItA:N S'It'IDENT ASSOCIATION L.utheran Student Association vill meet Sunday at G p.m. at the .ut.heran Center on lPendleton itrertt. LDESS CO . SAKE lhil G;rose, g-overnmnentaI af air editor of the State. will be peaaker" at. P'ress Club Friday at 1 p.m. in the( Spanish lIoom in sout.h. 3y Jantzen :]nd Puritan 3y Puritan Giring,"' Friomp LND Co. iAND CONCERTS rAND BLACK COCK ISSUES (RTIST SERIES PROGRAM iPEAKERS FOR GREAT ISSUI 3HTCLUB LOVIES ERIES )E W USC )RT TO UNIVERSITY PLAYEI iAMEROOM FACILITIES (ET CONCERTS R MARRIED STUDENTS' WIi :HAMPIONSHIP DEBATE TEA AECOCK ISSUES YMCA-YWCA PROGRAM :RUCIBLE NG CLUB PROGRAM IES WARRIED STUDENTS' PROGI IDERS ENDOR! Jice-sresident A d min. aging Editor S('A P1 JO ROUGII (;R A tianU literary Tre C:KK ECRI)irector, 1. F. (:. KIKI FlUiIA')Ass't D)irect Vice Preside SAWSJ' EIZARIET :REW I, !g; !a Sigma Phi Secretar, INARD) PA ude n~dy Pre.ide 'The Beggar's Opei Theatre Pi The second University Theatre s resentation of the fall semester i John Gray's comedy, "The i eggar's Opera." Dr. Conrad Bishop, assistant rofessor of English and associate irector of University Theatre, f 7ill direct the performance. Curtain time is 8:15 tonight and aturday. First performance was ast night. "The Beggar's Opera" is one of he most successful plays in the iistory of English theatre. When irst performed in 1728, it set a ecord for its continuous run on he London stage and since then as been a staple item in English ind American repertoire. Theatergoers will r e c o g n i z e ome of the names of the charac Lers-laclleath, J e n n y Diver, uky Tawdry-from the popular THE B14 RESTAI Is The Pla Save 80c on 4 This HOT MEAL 11:30 A.M.-2 P.M. - 85c s INCLt MEAT - 3 VEGETABLE located Across From THE 629 MAIN STREET B i 88 couli ES SERIES /ES' PROGRAM tAM IE THE REFEREI FlY SIIRUMI 4ss't P'res. sG;A Ele 'IIOIISON ress Secretary Ele urer Towers V PARKER (;I asarer IFC Staulent Union STILLW'ELL~ or, Student Union Choi ani, Staudent Affairs l ;lOTWORTIIYA ENE CVOPER an f Men V JACKSON C: , Steudent Union P'resid r NAYl'}R 'esents En 1mg, "Mack the Knife." The song from "Three Penny Opera," a in iodern adaptation of the play rritten by Bertalt Brecht. ul 01 In the 19th century, "The Beg- ti ar's Opera" was often a vehicle ti or young actresses making their R lebuts in the role of Polly 'eachum. s Likewise, USC's Polly, Martha s laire Kestler of Charleston will >e making her first appearance - .vit.h the University Theatre. Maclleath, a highwayman with i fatal weakness for the ladies, is portrayed by John Buffington of Belvedere and Luch Lickit, a jail )r's daughter, by Carol Treacy of Bronx, -N. Y. Veteran performers Jim E. Quick and Cecil Hardy of Colum hia will appear as Mr. and Mrs. l'eachum. BIRD IRANT ce To Go! a Meal Ticket Neek .S SERVED 5:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. ECIAL IDES: S - TEA OR COFFEE Honeycomb Dorms BIRD 3 COLUMBIA, S. C. I give NV U S C would be able to in- sta ~rease its listening audience to ga ~very student with lines to wi >resent studlio equip)ment could t i( >e' repaired and renovated for eo he latest in b'roadlcasting. o Steve Warkaske, Manager tu The. fee increase wvas killed ast sp)ring by an uninlformedl tudent body. It was defeated . ecause of lack of publicity and " rnisunderst.andling of the pur p)ose of the bill. Yet, it is al necessary for student organiza- 1" tions' survival.a At p)resenlt we are not only O unable to move ahead, but we are unable to hold our own, dIue to a lack of sufficient funds. t. J im Mulligan, Vice-President Student Hiody tl1 If the p)rop)osedl activities fee se increase passes, the Garnet and K< Ilack coulId be offered to the MIDUM tins Co-Chauirmaan tions Co-Chairman C(K TIH )n11'SON laskefbal T 'IVea XE LA AW'RIMlR ' si rman, Arist Series I0 LES IIRANI)ENHIURG u arnr,et & laec, eI 'UKI ESLJINGERI arne,at & Hlack, IIonjories Edit*orP E1 ~AIE W'IDMARK dI ent, Alpha Psi Omega t lILL 11ARRIS ;lish Play Tickets may be reserved by call g 765-4288. Reserved tickets may be picked > at the box office on the night the performance. Unreserved ckets may be purchased at the eket office in Drayton Hall, oom 205. Tickets are 50 cents for USC udents, 75 cents for non-USC ,udenty, $1 for USC faculty and aff and their wives and $1.50 1 j yr others. Go! Go! Go Fornal THE 'PLAYBGY' PACKAGE by .. . a must for the man with a sure sense of style. After Six eliminates guesswork when you have to look your best. Here in one special pack. age is the smart Playboy Tuxedo, soft pleated evening shirt, vest or cummerbund and tie set and elegant studs and links. Now all you need is the girl on your arm to complete the picture. 9 707 Harden - 5 Points YO ident body at no charge. Or nizations would be~ pictured th no charge to the organiza ns. WVe could include more or. pictures, pictures oif all panizat ions and more pie res oif students. Ron Elliott, Editor ThIe Garnet and Black Thel student fee increase vote 11 dtctrmine whether the dent body is ready to move ad tin an ext ra-curricular ogram that meets thie needs d desi res of- the student bodly whiethcer they are satisfied h a secondl rat., p)rograml. ie present fee is way l elow e' national ave rage and will so even with the addition of e five dollars as proposed. is increase represents only e increased cost of gods and rv ices ne'cessa ry to put on a 0od p rogrami. D)ave Phillips, Director Student Union We must do it this way. WVe redl funds. It has to pass. Richard Morrell l'resident, Towers Government Increased( student fees and i subsequent increased alloca )ns would mean a great deal >The (amecock. At presenlt e are unable to increase the ze of the psaper or the fre lency of publication because lack of funds. We are also nable to make full use of lor pictures. Inc reased'( allocau (ins wouldi allow us to do these ings, all of which would pro Lie a better student news per. We feel the improve eient would benefit the stui rnt and reflect favorably on 'te University. D)ick Elliott