The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 10, 1967, Page Page Three, Image 3
INQU
By HARRY E
QUESTION: When will the ms
gin?
ANSWER: The Student Union r
is nearing completion, Art
for the Student Union, said
proved and the Student Uni
chasing and setting up equi]
The nursery will be loca
a newly remodeled building.
pend on how soon a staff ca
equipment is ready.
Because the facilities can
the 60 applications must be r
nursery can open sometime
dent Union will mail letters I
of acceptance or rejection.
tails, hours to be used and
will also be mailed.
QUESTION: Why was good
speakers above the Russell
piped so low that you can't h1
ANSWER: Russell House sour(
the speakers were placed o
special events and that the
purpose of having radio mu
QUESTION: When will The Ga
we vote the money for this i
ANSWER: The proposed Stude
given the required approval
will not be effective until ne
publish bi-weekly at that ti
nancial are also worked out.
QUESTION: What are the pict
of the Russell House? Al
that is in the Lounge.
ANSWER: INQUIRY was inft
bust were purchased by at
sioned by Mrs. Donald Ru.
Russell, then president of t
and bust are European, unl
cant meaning for the Unive
QUESTION: Could Inquiry tell
at Cogburn's Grill?
ANSWER: Mr. Cogburn infor
of steak sandwiches and al
are sold each day. This is
week, 10,800 lbs. a month,
the 51-week year the Grill i
USC Legal
Initiates 37
Phi I)elta Phi, USC legal fra- (
ternity, recently initiated 37 new (
members.I
Former state s'nator from 1
Richland County, Yancy Alford
McLeod, was initiated as an hon- a
orary member.
New members of the fraternity I
from Columbia are James Durham I
Walters, Jr., Richard Joseph Le
garza, James Carlisle Harrison a
Jr., Watts Bannister Stroman, r
James Savage Gibson Jr., James -
lHobinson Gilreath, Geddes D)owl
ing Anderson, Kirby Darr Shealy|
.Jr., William Thomas Toal, Michael.
Ard Pulliam.
Also, Murrel Johnson Bowen
JTr., Joel Edward Gottlieb, Emil
Wardlaw Wald, James William
Seeley, Costa Michael Pleicones,
James Clardy Cothran Jr., Charles
Wearn Connelly Jr., William Sur
rency Elder, James Haye Quack
enbush, James Martin Daniel III,
and Thomas Patton Adams IV.
Other USC students initiatedl
were Albert Law James, Darling
ton; James John Baldwin III, Ben
netsville; John Mack Harrington,
Greenville; William Gordon Lynn
Jr., D)illon; Jack Wilson Law-t
rence, Greenwood; Arthur Greg
ory, Aiken; JIan Lynn Warner,
Sumter.
Also, James Francis Edwvards
Jr., Arlington, Va.; James Carl
ton Bell, Ocean Drive Beach;
Hfowell Jackson Gregory, Lancas
ter; Roberit Earle Gregory Jr.,
COUNSELOR OPENINGS
IN BOYS' CAMP
we invite applicants for summer
camp work. Camp in 39th year.
Mature staff. Located in cultural
area, next to Boston Symphony,
Tanglewood.
Openings include water safety In
structors for sailing and swimming,
overnight camping, baseball, bas
ketball, tennis, astronomy, guitar,
folk music, camp newspaper. Send
full details to Camp Mah-K(ee-Nac,
377 Irving Avenue, South Orange,
N. J. 07079
ATTENTION: Acca
THE
UNITED
STATES 'S
GENERAL
ACCOUNTING
OFFICE Fe
Register with your
for on interview for civil
* Accountants
interesting-chal lenging-i
An equel opportu
IRY
IMMONS
Lrrled students' nursery be- ".
ursery for married students
Hartzog, graduate assistant
. The money has been ap
Dn is in the process of pur
)ment.
Led at Woodland Terrace in
The opening date will de
n be obtained and when the
provide for only 40 children,
eviewed. It is hoped that the
around March 1. The Stu
;o all applicants telling them
Information about final de
the operating cost per child
money spent to place loud
House patio and the music
ear it 10 feet away?
es informed INQUIRY that
n the patio to be used for
y were not set- up for the "
sic on the patio.
mecock go bi-weekly? Didn't
n the referendum?
nt Activities fee increase, if Thi ho
by the Board of Trustees, """ S r " ''
xt year. The Gamecock may "
me if factors other than fi
ures that hang in the lounge C?ei
o, please identify the bust
rmed that the pictures and 'En e
interior decorator commis
isell, wife of Judge Donald
he University. The pictures f
<nown, and have no signifi
rsity. Asst. M
me how much steak is sold Constructior
000 Energy C
med us that about 250 lbs. r e c e n t l y,
out 200 lbs. of other steak "hole" create(
about 2,700 lbs. of steak a Green and H
tnd 137,700 lbs. of steak for The three-s
s open- is being cons
position of the
Fraternity pus (six bloc
present ca mpi
vide heat, i
1 some electric
1Verbers House and th
ties Center.
;reenville; James Lewis Mann II, The center
reenville; William Norman Epps ply the whole
r., Spartanburg; and John Cal- has possibiliti<
oun Land III, Manning. the Carolina
New officers of Phi Delta Phi Vice-President
re Peden B. McLeod of Walter- fairs, Harold
oro, president; Grover S. Parnell The energy
f Chappells, vice president; James new concept i
)aniel of Columbia, clerk; Carl T. and function.
;ullivan of Columbia, historian; be carried of
nd Robert Gregory of Greenville, underground
ush chairman. all parts of t
Students Are Now I
For Income Tax Re
South Carolina students who HI. M. McLec
vork part-time or summers may of Internal R:
tave a refund coming on their Students ar
9tit; Federal income tax returns, tax return if
.more. If the
Bureau Holds 2"g
should file a r
Two Courses tain a rfn
Two six-weeks studly andl speed from the
eading c'ourses will be held be- lesUnarrie
~inning February 13 in conjunc- lessra ihncon0
ion with the University Counsel- titedr aim
ng Bureau. The first course will titlexto li
nd March 20; the second course muma extanIr
vill be held April 3-March 12. Studtisaa
The speed reading and study their own
ourses will be taught by Miss Kay wic filin a
4ceElveen. They wIll involve ways Leod said. I
o improve reading speed, vocabu-moeha o
ary and reading comp)rehension. support fort
studIents taking part in the pro- full-time stud
tram wvill be given Part A of the an exemp)tion
delson Denny Reading Test when unless the chi
hey begin andl part B when they filing a joint
inish to check progress made. hrsos
All students are invited to takehespu.
>art in this program. A fee of-~
5.00 will be charged for books
ndl materials. The classes will be
eld on Monday and WednesdayLo lI
it 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. and on
~uesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 The first c
.m., 2 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. Classes seminars spoi
vill take place in the Counseling the Citizens f,
lureau's office, 1321 Pendleton. sion will take
-___ _____--13, at 3:30
Building, 260(
aAJAIThe main t
Muting ~ ISfIRs! wil be local
lems. Topics
seminars inc
poverty, zoni
planning.
scheduled to recruit
ON CAMPUS
aruary 11, 19617H
placement office
service positions as Panti
* Auditors Ban-I
Ilversifiled employment Suits
riltemployenr
t.. . ;,t N ,t 1
Hole On C
e on the corner of Green and lender
s will become Carolina's $1,600,000
,r next fall. The center will provide
ter To Sn
rgy In Fu
L MULLINAX The tunnel s
inaging Editor the chilled wate
lines, and will
of USC's $1,600,- underground ac
enter facility began and wires.
accounting for the The main tun
on the corner of ter is underg
enderson Streets. construction witl
,ory utility building ter, resulting in
rueted in a central Henderson stree
proposed new cam- continue under
region east of the well Streets to
is) to initially pro- Some four bloci
ir-conditioning and be constructed f
ty to Capstone According to
e proposed Humani- ning, Tom Far
tern has beena
will eventually sup- the maze of
six-block area and which require c
?s of servicing all of of the campus
ampus, according to needed. The 12
of Financial Af- feet high tunnel
hrunton. feet below the
center is virtually a reached throug)
i steam plant design ter or various
its distribution will The need for
it by a system of ties for heating
:unnels, radiating to ing arse when
e campus. built in 1913,
I,m en tiee
nedfthgeble
d. District Directorinta of di
'venue said today. eahnwbid
e~ required to file asinporm
they earned $600 or Atog h
y earned less than bidn,isc
were withheld from rsml as
~ir employers, they Coptin l
eturn in order to ob-sceudfon
of the tax withheld- -
ges.
students who earn
D will not owe any
e tax. They are en
the usual $600 per
mn, plus a $300 mini
I deduction.
e entitled to claim
personal exemption
tax return, Mr. Mc
'arents who furnish
ne-half the cost of
heir child who is a
ent may also claim
on their tax return,
Id is married and is
return with his or
r Features
problems
f a series of public
isored by USC and
yr Progress Commis
place Monday, Feb.
p.m., in the Simms
I Bull Street.
opic of the program
transportation prob
for the remaining
ude urban b1i g ht,
rlg,eandacodmunit
costucionwt
andnderson Ctree
Gamecock photo by Galloway
reen Street
heat, air-conditioning and some electricity to Cap
stone House and the proypoed hlumanities Center.
IW
PPlyI
ture
ystem will house
r lines and steam _ _ _ _ _
provide repairmen
:ess to all pipes
nel from the cen- CPIANNE
ing simultaneous
the Energy Cen
the ripping up of
t. The tunnel will
['ollege and Barn
reach Capestone.r
cs of tunnels will
or initial use. (CIWUR)
Director of Plan- -L _ _ .
, the tunnel sys
dopted to replace ---
nderground pipes
mnstant digging up. nd
when repair is
feet wide, seven"
system lies three rand ren erna (a-i
street and can be Corlege Sdree, on an ell R
the Energy cen- Enerp (A-titer are i series of un
manholes.
additional facili
and air-condition
the presentn steam,D sae
reached its maxi
rnsiv study of R e
tricalCand ftea
mpus by aN. ampuT " whre anunerof eterU
Greiydcdd nauens and aedroand h (apst
topCvdeenry peeo Stre ouarnwe Rw
dua fciltisfr Eesrgos trlar a ser,.fu
tiaansTeam oh fClmba n
center deie on utltaredstot o lal r
terior design will (a,Jnay2.Te a ine
neC House. orahCa-e:no u
the structure is ca n alhm oarn
studentl.and ascmpanion who o dmis
Wayneosen GodnorradWan
frieond eW SP frICaretNG i
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I'm Scai
RE Wee
"Frankly, I'm Seared" will be
the theme of Carolina's observ- th
ance of Religious Emphasis Week re
February 20, 21, and 22. i tit
Robert Short, author of 19165's to
non-fiction best-seller "The Gospel
According to Peanuts," will be the nu
main speaker. fi<
RE Week will xegin on Monday B(
morning, Feb. 20, at 11 a.m. with 19
a convocation in Drayton Hall.
Short will speak on "The Gospel oi
According to Peanuts." Students j wi
will receive a free cut for their TI
11 a.m. classes. a
On Tuesday, a student luncheon Of
will he held in Wesley Foundation. di
At 8 p.m. Short will lead a dis- m
cussion for sororities and fra- th
ternitics in Drayton Hall. ( I
The convocation scheduled for
7 p.m. Tuesday night is entitled m
"-The Religious \ision of Modern er
Art." Dormitory discussions will hi
he held after the convocation. et
RE Week will end on Wednes- ar
day with a faculty luncheon at fI
12:30 p.m. in the Palmetto Room ri
and a closing convocation at 7
p.m. in l)rayton Hall.
ta
T"UPetcTYP,cAt)
oL.EGE REET
\Ce1Raer
MANr1ot-E
t~C-tEEN STEET
tergy Center Corn pl
on US('. "new (indicated by do
on the corner of .treet") which %ill
ne at the end of later to the prop)
diating fim the old campus.
Ierground tunnel%
ance Of S
Unsolved I
The trio entered Lake Moul- e
:re's weste'rn side after being ad- I
vosedl that their sixteen-foot canoe
could not take the lake's rough
water.p
On Fe'b. 1, when the search ai
began, S h e r i f f Hall told The a
(Gamrncock that b e f o r e public I
k nowledlge of the incident, a b! ue hi
canoe, presumed to N' that of the F
three boys, was spotted on the
USC Pro
Gamecoek photo bay Crew.
See
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VALENTIIb
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k Title
In addition to author Short,
?re will be seminary students
presenting various denomina
ns living in Carolina dormi
ries during the observance.
Robert Short's book was the
mber one best seller of all non
'tion titles in 1965, according to
>ok Buyer's Guide, January,
6.
A native of Texas, Short spent
e year as a professional actor
th the Margo Jones Repertory
weater in Dallas. lie was a staff
nnouncer for KOSA-TV in
lessa, Texas, and worked as a
rector in the production depart
ent of Radio and Television for
e Greater Dallas Council of
turches.
Experiences in such a variety of
edia brought Short to an in
easing awareness of the possi
lities of the arts as a means of
mmunicating religious ideas,
id when he became responsible
r a morning devotional TV se
es, he began using "Peanuts"
.rtoons as a type of modern-day
irable.
CAPSTOWi1
.J
Ix
tied lines down center of the
initially extend to Capstone and
.ed lumanitie's conplex and the
tudents
Vlystery
ast side of the lake and was seen
eing carriedI away by two men.
As The G;amecock went to press
mese developments had taken
lace: A sleeping bag, tennis shoe,
nid three wooden oars were found
bout one( mile from the locks on
,ake Moultrie. The sleeping bag
as been ident-ified by Major John
. Tracy as being the one his son
ok on the trip.
duction
The University Theatre will
present Shakespeare's "Troi
is and Cressida" March 16,
7 and 18 at 8:00 in Drayton
lall.
The main characters are
)r. Conrad Bishop, Hector;
*ather Genesius Jones, Ulys
es; D)on McMahon, Troilus;
kdrian Kennedy, Cressida;
lurrell Sanders, Pandarus;
'erry Lamb, Achilles; Mike
V'alker, Ajax; and John Car
senter, Thersites.
Others in the cast are
lichael Simpson, Russ
V'eatherford, John Wingfield,
'*eldon Bagwell, Gary Mes
enger, Charles Holmes, Don ~
larker, J o h n Paris, Bob .
'reacy, Jim Mooney, Jim
tridges, Jim Vess, Bill Wod.y
lard, John Turner, Richard
',illiams, R ob er t Bowles,
Cleanor Matheson, Marilyn
.orance, Barrie Frey, Carol
rreacy, Charles Nixon, Barry
healy, and Cecil Hardy.
IE GIFTS
IN FNVE POINTS