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The South Carolina chapti
Beta, has received the "Thay
top chapter of Chi Psi in the
Kim Welch, chapter prei
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Bill Malone (left), chapi
man, and Kin Welch, chal
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By MARGARET ANN NICELEY
Editorial Assistant
Dr. Yeaton Wagener has beer
teaching a Mark Twain course at
Carolina fo, 20 years, but not until
last week did Twain himself drop
in on a lecture.
Wagener was telling anecdotes
about the author when "Twain"
walked in. Or at least someone who
dressed and talked like Twain and
carried an empty bottle of Twain's
favorite whiskey walked in and
took over the class.
The white-haired visitor told stu
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er Award" which names it the
nation for the 1966-1967 year.
ident, and Bill Malone, rush
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er rush chair- with "Thayer
Jter president,
Jain Atter
dents in Wagener's two T w a i n
classes that reports of his death
had been "greatly exaggerated."
He said he came to warn the group
against using study notes in lieu
of reading his books, since notes
"leave out the best parts."
The students are required to
read 10 or more books by Twain
during the semester.
Wagener's course has never been
boring, h o w e v e r. Once he and
several students brought frogs to
the classroom for a "celebrated
jumping frog" contest and were
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roachifully at the Gamecock
name on the (log andl tagged
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honor is chosen by the Execu
'aternity and is rated in four
categories.
The first of the categories
is scholarship standing on
their chapter's campus. The
USC chapter was academi
cally the top fraternity on
campus for the 1965-1966
year.
The second of the categories
used in the judging is campus
leadership. The USC chapter
totaled the largest number of
points ever amassed in this com
petition.
In the third category, financial
operations, Alpha Beta received a
good rating by maintaining a good
local credit rating and keeping in
good financial standing with the
national fraternity. Alpha Beta
rated well in the final category,
overall improvement.
This marks the third time that
a southern chapter has achieved
this national honor since it was
established by Phillip Thayer in
the 1930's.
Chi Psi is one of the oldest na
ional fraternities and also one of
the smallest with only 27 chapters
nationally. It was the last of the
present Carolina fraternities to be
reinstalled.
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fairs page, including that for
Cocktalea+, must be in before
6 p.m. Monday.
Placement I
Grads In Fi
By CLAUDIA SMITH
Staff Writer
)o you plan to enter the foreign
service upon graduation from col
lege, or does the idea of working
for a large corporation appeal to
you?
The USC Placement Bureau, in
Lieber College, can simplify the
steps toward obtaining the type of
position which you p r e f e r after
college graduation.
A student who asks the Place
ment Bureau to aidl him in 01)
taining a p)osition will find that
one of the most important prepa
rations before app)lying for a job
is the comp)iI(ment of a resume.
A stud<at resume inclu<tes per
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ids Class
nearly reported to the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals.
Last year a student wrote and
produced a home movie takeoff on
a Twain story. When it was shown
in class, those who hadn't cut got
free popcorn.
"But this is the first time old
Mark himself ever showed up,"
Wagener said last week.
If the visitor was really a stu
dent, as Wagener and his classes
suspected, it was probably another
first in the course. Wagener ad
'nits he is 70 or 80 and doesn't
remember which, but none of his
students ever had the nerve to call
him "Sonny"-not till Mark Twain
came to class.
New Greeks
SIGMA Pill EPSILON
Newly initiated m e m b e r s of
Sigma Phi Epsilon are Brian Cao
Garcia, Troy, N e w Y o r k; Fred
Frick, Stamford, Conn.; Rich Fritz,
Saddlebrook, N. J.; Chris Martin,
Betl#age, N. Y.; Joe Pate, Marion;
Bill Shirey, Columbia; and Tom
Swain, Boston, Mass.
DELTA ZETA
Girls initiated into Delta Zeta
Sept. 12 were Gayle Baker, Char
lotte, N. C.; D)o n na B i lo tta,
Charleston; K a r e ni Gramelsbach,
Spartanburg; Nancy Mlorris, North
Augusta; Anne Pabst, Columbia;
andl Pat Reynolds, Spartanburg.
ALPIIA DELTA P1
Alpha D)elta Pi has a e e e p t e d
three transfer students this se
mester.
They are Alynda Ferris, Jack
sonville, from Brenau C o 11 egoe;
Mary Dozier Lee, Sumter, from
Q u e e n s College; Nancy Moore,
Aiken, from Duke University.
MAXCY BROTHIERHIOOD
Maxcy Brotherhood will hold its'
Fall Rush Party at the Knights
of Columbus Hall Saturday, Oct.
30, with musice providled by The
Pendulurns.
The fraternity will conclude its
rush p r o g r a m with interviews
Monday, Sep)t. 2, in the Brothe'r
hood Lounge with pledging later
on in the week.
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Cocktales, despite stiff oX
looks as if its limited public
death by those classes for whi
The fear of being mugge
lina campus, is nothing new
have always had cause to f<
stairwells and even well-lip
around in the dark is the usu
There is a rumor going a:
Capstone will remain statio:
The occupants of H dorm are
that, due to the lateral move
focus their telescopes before
are out of sight.
Cocktales must comment
patterns displayed on the "r,
tains are functioning. The p
mugging of a Picasso paintin
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Diane Doorman (KD) to
Lutu Johnston (KD) to Ton
Knox (Hampton, Va.) to Paul
Jean Murphy (Birmingham,
Brotherhood) ; Joanne Rabin
Schwartz (The Citadel) ; Ton
Drury (KD).
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Angela Clark (Kappa Del
Legare (ADPi) to Tim McCo
to Sammy Small (KA) ; Pat
(Delta Sigma Pi) ; Donna T
William Kimbrell (Winthrop)
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Bevi McGee (Delta Delta
Earley (Chi Psi) to Donnee
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sonal data, educational back
ground, work experience and ref
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The resume not only begins a stu
dent's permanent placement file
but also aids a student in putting
his best foot forward during in
terviews.
The Placement Bureau has eight
interview rooms that may be used
u p o n reservation by comanies.
Last year 2,853 interviews were
condlucted and 504 known job of
fers were madle to USC studlents.
The Bureau also has a complett
library of information on job 01)
p)ortunities.
Seniors may make appoi ntments
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y Maupin (The Citadel) ; Jean
Renard (Maxcy Brotherhood) ;
Ala.) to Bob Posik (Maxcy
owitz (AE Phi) to Michael E.
imy Skinner (KA) to Courtney
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Fraternity
Acclaimed
The Epsilon Psi Zeta chapter of
the Lambda Chi Alpha social fra
ternity was recipient of two na
tional awards recently.
The chapter was presented with
an award for outstanding commun
ity service and public relations at
the Lambda Chi Alpha Manage
ment Training Seminar held at the
Ball State University in Muncie,
Inl. The chapter also received an
award for the most scholastic im
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The national "Most Im
provemtent A w a r d for
Scholarship" presented to
the South Carolina chapter
of Lamlda Clii Alpha based
on N.I.F.C. statistics.
1 provement of the 173 active chap
ters and colonies of Lambda Chi
Alpha.
The scholarship award was pre
sented on the basis of N.I.F.C.
index points while the community
service award was presented on the
basis of chapter man-hours do
nated to the University and the
Columbia community and the pub
licity received from such services.
This is the second consecutive
year that the South Carolina chap
ter has been nationally recognized
for community relations.
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