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Summe Enlarge By CAROL MUIL.INAX Asst. Managing Edilor The University is revamping the Russell House this summer-start ing with the Gamecock Room. Next fall, snack bar facilities will be centered in the present Con federate Room. The present Game JJA.J ETHIOPIA Sont IR Symj Features "Somalia: Another Vietnam?" will draw scholars Tuesday, May 1(;, from across the state to the Uni versity of South Carolina campus. The synmposiumll, sponsored by the USC International Relations Club, begins at 2 p.m. in Room 205 of Currell College. )r. Raymond A. Moore, Asso ciate Professor USC International Studies l)epartment, will chair a >anel discussion of the various in ternational implications involved in the area. The panel members in elude Dr. Richard W. Campbell, Columbia College; Dr. Anthony Sas, USC; Dr. Bradley D. Bargar, USC; Robert R. Mount, USC In ternational Studies Department; and others from Allen University, South Carolina State College, and possibly the University of North The Airlines Need Pilots New class starts June 12 PROFESSIONAL PILOT TRAINING In Just 17 Weeks Be ready for Airline or Commercial Em ployment Commercial- Instrument -Multi Engine-Instructor " FAA approved Flight a Ground school * Individual personal attention -* All new equipment and facilitIes * Write for free brochure * Financing available AVIATION ACADEMY OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC. Raleigh-Durham Airport 919-833-6656 -- Box 200 Morrisville, North Carolina 27560 See our< select ion of di and Gradwi for every & A. A. 3J{amr IN FIVE I 2024 Devine r Plans Snac cock Room will serve as an ante room adjacent to the proposed new facilities. According to Vice President of Business Affairs Iurold Ilrtunton, "the move is being made because of such denand for service and food in the p r e s e nt t Gamecock SAUDI ARUUIA 'EEN NCH - . SOMALI aOALI ReUBLIC Orawing by Simmon! 'Ili(I Dosium Somalia Carolina at Charlotte. The symposium is co-spon,ores by the International Students Club Supporting sponsors include the Clariosophic Literary Society, P Sigma Alpha, National Politica S c i e n c e Fraternity. USC I'res Club and the USC Young Ameri cans for Freedom. The "Horn of Africa", compris ing Kenya, Ethiopia, the Somal Republic and French Somaliland hias recently been the s c e n e o1 bloody turmoil. Carolina Cl From State By PEGGY TOF'E Staff Writer The USC Concert Choir returne( last week from its first state tour The three-day tour consisted o1 performances in Blythewood, Myr tle Beach, Orangeburg and Unior High Schools and a formal concerl at the Garden Theater in Charles ton. The program contained mi u si< representing a wide v ar ie ty o styles from the sixteenth to th< twentieth century. Selections in (aM xcellent amondring 11c3llelr OINTS 252-3161 Include kBar Room." The %olutiont was recom mended by the Cafeteria Commit tee. Speculating on the expanded fa cilities, Food Service Director Jack D r i s c o 1 1 said he anticipates a broader selection of food in the line of short orders and much faster s e r v i c e. The new facilities will enable a student to get a complete menu at one place instead of get ting items separately. He estimated accommodations for some 300 students in the new Gamecock Room. Another m a j o r change to be made in the Ruell IHouse is the enlargement of the post office. l'lans call for expansion of the post office into the huibling now occupied by the University lann dry. The laundry will beccme part of a complex to be built on the ground floor of the Russell House in the vacant space once filled by the former Campus Shop and Cockpit Room. An extension of the student bank will be located in the complex as well as a center for crafts and hc.bbies. P1 ills are incomplete as to what the remainder of the space will house. There will be an art gallery and lounge area tuilt in the lobby of the Russel1 Ilouse (second floor. and the main assembly room will be redecorated. FoL r major steps of the long - range Russell house project in clude the recently completed wing addition. the reflection pool and parking areas, the redecoration of :he old part of the building, and the construction of an o i t d o o r plaza behind the Russell 11 o u s e about three times the size of the present patio. The University hopes to complete the whole project by fall, Brunton said. ioir Returns wide Tour eluded "Jubilate Deo" by di Lasso, "Ave Veruni" by M o z a r t, "Ave Maria" by Kodaly and "Libera me" by HIardos. The USC Choir, d i r e c t e d by A rpad Darazs, is the first in the United States to pcrform "Libera m." They also perforned BTach' "Maignificat" at the Charleston concert. Of a lighter nature were w.lec '-'from "C ar o us el," Negr-o spirituals and "D)ixie." -IDirector D)arazs feels that this tour has "gone a lo n g w a y to establish an appreciation of choral music." The choir will present its spring concert in Columbia Hall on May 20. SUMMER EMPLOYN International organization has opening Summer employment to eorn money Those accepted can earn $1, You are invited to otte - NO OBLI Place: RUSS Time: 6: Date: MONDa PLEASE BE SUMM EARN........... W IN ..... - ....... RECEIVE.......... PLUS:.... .. QUALIFICATIONS:.... FOR APPOINTMENT P W'ellington W'eemnaey.-Farnswo: (or i-, it left?), .s a a ffectimona Nem Officials University officials presented the USC Development A ( v i s o r y Council with a S:3(;.5 million list of :- rrent needs, a special plea for a neW gra(luate library and a (10(u nnt:Ition of the increaring excel lance of faculty and students IaA Saturday. The council includes repre=enta tives of several large corporations in South Carolina and (ther states. Officials addressed the council on the long-range and immediate goals of the University. 'N M AINSTREANIS' In his opening remarks, Presi d:-nt Thomas F. .lones )ointed out that in the past 1;( years, the Uni. versity has been in and out of the "ma instrea m , several times and :hat all evidence points to the fact that "we are again moving into the mainstreams. "We are hunting faculty now with a rifle rather than a shot gun." he s t a t e d, acknowledging hree faculty members of outtand 'ng qualitv-Asst. Prof. A r p a d Darazs, choir director; Dr. WA. H1. HlOppman, author of (1 major pub lications, a visiting professor this year in Civil Engineering who has decided to remain; and Dr. Moc"e Peckham, who will join the English department next fall. RETTER SALARIES )r. William H1. Patterson, senior vice president, added to President International C Program Open Carolina studlents holding B.A. or U.S. dlegrees will be eligible for the 196i7-1968t; International Career Training Program beginning in June, accordling to T h e od (o re J. . Ledeen, USC foreign student adl viser. Part of the Experiment in Inter national Living School at Brattle kENT -College Men ~s for high caliber men who need full 'o continue college. 000 to $3,000 this Summar. *nd a group interview GATION - ELL HOUSE 30 P.M. AY, MAY 15 oN TIME ALCOA ER $80.00 to $125.00 WEEKLY. UP TO $350.00 IN BONUS PR (All students can win, no limi AN ADDITIONAL $100.00 to SHIP. (All students can qualif A FREE VACATION AT SW BEACH, FLORIDA FOR YOU married). AGE: 19- 29. CAR REQUIRED. MUST BE IMMEDIATELY ABI ING ONE AFTERNOON OR E WIT H PERSONNEL AA GEhiA F; e(1.sure Or Politics th IlIl, on right to hik eommeen-I; good morning .ex i, no hinlrai is Total $36.5 Mill Cite Achi .Chones' comments on the search for facttV. lit emphas ized that South Carolina has made important step to offer more attractive salaries. In the past seven years U: SC has moved from nineteenth to ninth place antong soulthe;it universitie, for the salaries it offers. )r. II. W illar: Davis, vice presi dent for acadlmic affairs, acknowl edged the importance of a topnotch faculty, but added that brilliant students were of equal inportance and often resulted in a b e t t e r faculty. RE'TER Q \lITY There has been a 19 per cent in. rc ,e in graduate school enroll me. and a 21 p:"r cent increase in law iehowl1 enrollment. )r )avi s:iid that the qiality had gone up to'--the .crage scores in the apti tude par'. of the College Boards has risen 70 points f r o m three or four years ago. IIe said that a 1,525 increase in the number of residence stu dents over last year mean1t that t h e University c o t 1 (I add 50 facutly m e i JONES bers. Forty-five of those have lictorate degrees and experience in t e i c h i n g and re areer 'rainig To Graduates horo, Ve.rmont, t he progi rm is the onily trainting p r o g r a mn in the United States for persons inter ested in careers in other cultures. It will emtphasize pracetical experi ence as the basie method of train ing. The essential core of the pro grant will b)e a sequence of related oh placements in foreign and do mtestic organiziations. The work ex pteriences of the trainees will be inttegr*ated through lectures, semi tars andl g r o u P dliscussions. In old it ion, there will bte opportuni ity for intdependent s t u d y and re ~earch. The program will last 15 months andtt will en roll approximately 2t tudentts. All interested students houttld cont-act the D)ivision of St u lent A ffm rs oiffices in the Pendle it Hiuildiing. DBS IZES AND AWARDS. K.) $500.00 SCHOLAR r', no limit.) INGING DAYTONA AND YOUR WIFE (if TO START TRAIN VENING WEEKLY. PHONEF 256-2835 ".4. Gamecock photo by Galloway % ife, Amnar%Ili,. Ili, qlue"tionedl ce to hi- pilitical or pe"r.omal life. |on evements ea rch. II.1rold( Iir-unt()n, vice pre-idenlt for bu-itt ~ affair, told of the n(ed- for future structures on cam I us. lie outlined c u r r e n t project, tot:ilinV some 8:(0 milI ion, includ in a Ihy-i al S(ience- buildiniz. ("(li-(tum, hu(manitie, venter, Rtu ,el II ouse additions (9( per cent (-m letld , an e n e r g y facility. urban renewal, Caps:une lIou>e, men's hall 1968 and men', hall 19610. Brunton al-o enphasized t h a t there are a numbhe:r of other im n..cliate need- that "unfortuan telv" mu- he m t n the future. IN Q By HARR) QUESTION Why aren't deta the Gamecock Room in it ANSWER: There is a Unive but it is not enforced, INQ discovered that the con fu rary meal tickets present! Service will accept (let ach( source. QUESTION: What happenet were in the old gymnasiun ANSWER: The mats have 1 nasium in W'ardlaw ('olleg Ql'ESTION: What are the (j Kappa? ANSWER: Robert L. Johnste 2.0 GPR overall and a 2.0 are the first re(luirements. for the following levels: juniors 20, andl seniors 25. D)ay, is in charge of the I gives $300 in scholarsh ips QU'ESTION: Why has the r< undergraduate library not ANSWVER: The pool has been construction work. The Places and the lighting mu QI'ESTION: When I joinedt seconds would he given frc cept meat andI dessert. Se' have been refused secondls ANSWER: Seconds are not g are given at South and M\e meats and desserts. If seec specified cafeterias, on an' it should be reportedI to t}I will be corrected. "A MIXTURE OF VIOLENCE AN THAT SHOCKS, STUNS AND quently the film testifies yr horrendous circumstances. El the drama of death! DEMAND: FOR VIOLENCE. IF YOU HAVE THE FASCINATION IS INDEED THERE!" Judith Cris1 World Journal T ribune 4 WARNING! THIS MOVIE IS BRUTAl AND INHUMAN ... SEE IT AT YOUR OWN All Seats $1.00 oa os 456o0r0 Politician's Sex Is Uncertain Ily MON. GAULT Staff Writer R e c e n t elections brought the same question to the lips of many Carolina students-Who is W. W. Farnsworth? Farnsworth made headlines as a write-in candidate for student body vice president, carrying the Men's Towers with an overall total of 217 votes. By now, most people know that Farnsworth is a turtle. What few people realize, how ever, is that there is some doubt that the quiet, unassuming candi (late should be called Farnsworth at all. That is, Farnsworth may be a girl. "These t h i n g s happen," com mrnted Fr-answorth's owner, Ivan Nathan, a law student. In an exclusive interview with Th, ( un cock, Wellington Weems hey Farnsworth Ill, with the aid of Nathan, r vealed much about him ilf or herself) and his (or her) iricf career in p lities. "It was the idea of having some in- run unoppo.te"d.' e x p 1 a i n e d Nathan, that g:t Farnsworth into !h, vice lpre ilential race. "How "v%(r, no harm was intended." Farnwort h had no comment to m,icke when qfue-tioned concerning hi, futurc- plan inl polities. For the pre-ent. h" is retired. Farnrll-w.1r':h's retiremr--nt has by no nar- bet-n. dull. N a t h a n claimed that Farnsworth is now married, by comrnon law, to a pet shop turtle named Amaryilis. They live tcigether in a tin tub requisi tiantd fron an unnamed source. Farnsworth declined to answer any queta ,n conce r ing this relation hip. JIfRY SIMMONS ched meal tickets accepted at e Russell House? rsity regulation to this effect, UI' was tcidh. Thr mcr,wcock iai was caused by the tempo V in Use. The University Food d nmcal tickc"ts, said an off icial I to the wrestling mats that >een moved to Peabody Gym o for classes in gymnast ics. ualifications for happa Sigma n, KSK president, said that a ?PR for the previous semester Service points must be made fresh men 10, sophomores 15, The fraternity sponsors May leart Fund for (Col umbia, and to the Music Department. ?flect ing pool in front of t he been turned on? dlrained1 because of additional aulIking has worked loose in st be adjusted. he hoard plan, I was told that e of charge on ev-erything ex eral times in the past week, I on vegetables and milk. Wh., ? \cin at. the R ussell I louse, but n's Towers on arll items except mdtls are refused at one of the item except meat or dlessert, 11 manager, ad( the situnation 0 FASCINATION, ALAS! A FILM FEEDS THE BLOODLUST! Fre der the most dangerous and :quisite color, with an eye for A TASTE T - RISK! 'iF YOU COULD ONLY fSEE ONE PICTURE THIS jYEAR, THIS IS IT! SEARING, SHATTERING IMPAC'T!"C/v/dAmy