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Phi Ep Beauty Linda Turner (above) of Co lunbia College was crowned Phi Ep Sweetheart at the fraternity's annual h oi e e o in i g party. Lorainne Lourie and Susan Schnei der were chosen to the queen's court. By SALL' Thanksgiving, parties, tu football games, parties, more Yes, it was quite a holiday... The weather was cold, cris And anything goes where C concerned. The temperature the Mason-Dixon line than it Northern boys found it mue buddies. (What's the matter that you can't start a fire w cents?) They said it couldn't be do it back up those winding mot after the game, in spite of good ol' Mountain Dew. And \\as-but that's a long, lon probably be censored anyway The I)Z's had a hayride a their weekend. Would you be] Yes, our fine upstanding lina men and women all over ti Thanksgiving . . . Thanks for corn and hops and barley and Thanks for sunny (lays and Thanks for false ID's and dex clerks who don't ask nosy qu and school spirit . . . Thanks Despite the feelings of cer tration, USC' students don't sI ning such absolutely horrifyin pep rallies . . . We feel no diffe generations ago. "Live and l< he merry. . . ." But perhaps "Pleasure has its time; so, t thy youth, and in old1 age atte -~_-ARE YOU SI KNOW WHAT YC P eopjle in love have a era yv w upl in each'l other andii forgitti ag al So, uniless youl wanit toi rnuke a ii when'I you're buinilg a dliarmond rit I f you'd like soime e.xpert hl A rt a rved jeweler. Ile has beau ti $150 to over $1000t. Every oneha nscribedl on the inniter hand. EGver So dlon't get emo~tionail at at ti If you dIon't know anything abltl A rtCarved jeweler. lie does. A Column is No Sex R NEW YORK-Tough luck, men. Despite what you may have heard (or hoped!), there's NO sexual revolution going on. That's the word from David Newman and Robert Benton, Mademoiselle magazine column ists, after reading more than 4,000 letters from young women across the country. Their collective cry seems to be, "Keep your hands to yourself, Herb!" The letters were sent in re sponse to a questionnaire in Ben ton and Newman's "Man Talk" column in last April's issue of Mademoiselle and are detailed in ks A ( ZALKIN -key, parties, alcohol, parties, alcohol, and more parties.. . . p, and perfect-for anything arolina men and women are 'night have been colder above was below, but we hear those warmer than their Southern IIaven't you girls learned yet ith those sugar-and-honey ac ie, but the KA's actually made ntain roads to 1i igh 11ampton -or maybe because of-that That Was The Weekend That g story, and one that would nd hot (log roast to start off ieve hay tickles? (right, I)ean Cooper?) Caro 1e country gave thanks on this turkey and Wild Turkey and all the grains of the field especially dark nights . and LSI) . . . Thanks for motel estions and campus policemen for sex-the opposite, that is. tain members of the adminis )end all their spare time plan t uprisings-alias spontaneous rently about life than men did t live. . . ." "Eat, drink, and Voltaire said it best of all: o, has wisdom. Mlake love in id to thy salvation." Remember to have beautiful flowers for the holidays from The Blossom Shop Devine at Saluda In 5 Points 254-8105 JRE YOU - lURE DOING? th ayV of gettIing wrape out evrytinrg else. taike, forrget abouit love >, n at, go see' youir f ul dliamiondlri nigs fromi a gemiiologi st's e'val uation oneiii is gua rnteed. mei li ke this. (;et care'ful. diamndiOrs, see' youtr rt Carved~ ts Report evolution the magazine's December issue. At every turn, the girls com plained about their boyfriends' over-interest in sex. The over whelming consensus was that there is still an enormous gulf be tween young American women and men about simple biology. Benton and Newman comment, "Honestly, this was a revelation. We have all been hearing about the new sexual freedom sweeping America, about the new laxity in morals, about the swinging youth, et cetera. Well, we've just found out that it's baloney." A big surprise answer came to the question "How do you gen erally meet your men ?" A size able number replied, "I meet them through pickups." Apparently the pickup has acquired a veneer of acceptability. Many coeds thought it was okay to pick up fellows at college hang outs; secretaries thought it neat to strike up conversations at bars. City girls flock to art museums for "the cultured pickup;" Cali fornians nod a friendly hello to the cute boy in the sportscar at the stoplight. Then there's the girl with the scientific method who wrote: "To meet men you must carry ab solutely everything in your hand bag - can opener, gum, stamps, change, penknife, et cetera. When someone interesting asks if any one's got a something, there you are." Benton and Newman gave the ladies a chance to dish out their own advice too. About half recommended "Be yourself." Many others added either "play it cool," "beware,'' or "stay feminine." Some had no ad vice; others gave thoughtful, seri ous consideration to their answers. Another wrote, "It's not fair to expect him to be a gentleman if you are not a lady." Perhaps one of the wisest (and unfortunately not always heeded) bits of advice was, "Choose a husband with care. lie's not going to change." For latest developments in CHINA'S CULTURAL REVOLUTION subscribe now to PEKING REVIEW $4.00, airmailed weekly. Write for free catalog of 700 imported publications in English from China including: Selected Works of Mao Tse-tung, 4 vols. each $4.25 cloth, $2.75 paper. CHINA BOOKS & PERIODICALS 2929 24th Street SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, 94110 e Dream Diamond Rings only at e Authorized ArtCarved Jewelers Abbeville - WRIGHT JEWELRY CO Abingdon GREER & SON Anderson - ROBERT N. 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InI leather or black smc Use your "Gamecock" C Park 2 Hours Free (1 Municipal Parkeing Bu Tri-Delt Ban<quet Sorority are pie- (:atethousr Iestaura llanquet at the )nsor Partie, 'heta, the AI)Pi's serenaded the a Phi I)elt's with a spirit song be- at fore their final football game wit.h a Sigma Nu. - 'iiI D)ELTA 'TiiETA Phi Delts honored the girls who sweaters that :k at. SGO L)TD .2O7 f3 WAY NEW YORK N Y al styling .. . ElM and tassels to the comfortable moccasin arown scotch grain oth calf. 2895 exclusive harge Account with purchase) in the Gamecock photo by Galloway nt on Nov. 22. ,Drop-In si$ted themt wit.h rush activities at droP-in in November and ,varded them silver charms. This is you] Student :#7C Drink Sprit somebody. Take heart. Take a dime. Then take a bottle of Spr from the nearest pop machine. Suddenly it's in your hand. Cold. Biting. Tart and tingling. You cackle fiendishly and rub your hands toge ther . ( You should; they're probably chilled to the bone by now. ) You tear off to a corner, alone, but within earshot of your fellows. And then? And then" i SPRITE! It fizzes! It good cheer ! Heads turn. Whisperinj fascinating student with in that curious green bo, a racket?" And you've arrived! TI ebullient character of SI You' re somebody , uh . ..1 rSPF D >, MO 'G'hecocphetoeb aleofw(y wi nNil be2 ow2v h Thisatis ynte<own Take heart.DTakrnaedi5e. Thnlazea otle ofeerne fro th neres |po machJne. Tri-Delts Celebrate Founding Actives, pedges, and alumnae of Delta Delta Delta Sorority held a Founder's Day Banquet at the Gatehouse Restaurant Nov. 22. The Carolina Alpha Lambda Chapter of Tri-Delt awarded pansy pins to Mary Duffie, re cently retired alumnae advisor and present pledge advisor, and to Angiw Robinson, new alumnae ad visor. The welcoming by chapter Presi (lent Kit Sossaman and the awards were followed by a can dlelight service. Sheryl Cudd, historian of Tri Delta read the history of the so rority. chance, 26941. e and be te 1nd then you unleash it. roars! It bubbles with s. "Who's that strangely the arch smile. And what's .le that's making such e distinctive taste and )rite has set you apart. ih, whoever-you-are. ITE. SO TART AND GLINC1_WE__JUSTOULDN'T P ITU QUET. .FROM $100 range lo$sam dIiamfonda O)ranlge Blossom repre 6, and in tlie TIrenholm 7. RAMILTON :LERS