Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The l)aily T'ar Heel, the stu dent newspaper, quoted 'Travis as calling for a "complete review" ALL Other Redi On Suits, OPEl Sy4 VtAf PaOOAmLY NOICC, C FACT,TNAT TN OCK HAS 6L PARAblSE UM p AE?LECTor REMME THE / E SUARF suy PLAC. IT SAYS, 9! WONOER C SOME YES, SIRI TAT 'OD 'EDEW OROP NECT IS WON LoNSCR! FUL srUFFi IT H ASN*T HELPED SURFING ANY. GE lath Ei "steam bath without humidity," according to the student news paper, The Oracle. Used for physical and mental r,'laxation, the sauna bath seems to make the aches and tensions .f everyday i i vi n g disappear, said Tony Jonaitis, USF athletic orrnittee >k Prices >f prices at the University Book x c h a n g e and in university afeterias. Travis said he was giving "top p r i o r i t y" to the work of the zroup. The commission will have the "complete power and hacking )f my office," said Travis. "They (commission members) Nill request all records necessary >f the University Food Service ind the University Book Ex -hange," Travis said. "They will 'view for what p u r p o s e the >rofits are being used," he added. i2 Price ne/a a SUITS DRESSES COATS ictions of Gre Dresses, Skirt Drittons 1337 MAIN ST. 4 A GAMECOCK CHARi IU NAC 3HAt A t A VOW L14 COME CONCERNED, AND W. NOW TAME YO 4 PooL, WNtEAE 1EY WERE LAt SrEN... you I KNOW, BUT IT SURE MAKES ME FORGET NAT A I DON'T KNOW H OW I ises Tei trainer. Basically, the mechanics of the sauna bath involve a dry heater in a redwood-lined room that raises the temperature to 175 degrees or higher. For the first 15 minutes, the sauna bather sits or reclines in To Study At UNC Travis said the final report would recommend one of two so lutions-whether these prices are justified and why, or if these prices can reasonably be lowered. The president said he estab lished the commission by execu tive order because of "widespread reaction" and "widespread dis content" among students concern ing the raising of prices for the student specials and books. The commission, Travis said, will be "fact-finding" in nature and will carry no official powers. ~,1in at Savings s. Slacks! u 'm 1lE -IROPICAL ISLAND WMAT'S 7THIS! CAN THIS BE~1UE? C AN THE FEARtESO fRUR MUE FORGTfrEN US? HOW CAt4 WE ROLCAEC''MEM FROM T' POWOk OF Tft NECiR OFiTE 1osmo 'sions sauna wearing as little as possi ble. A bathing suit is appropri ate. The bather then takes a cold shower and returns to sauna for an additional 15 minutes. A sec ond cold shower is taken, after which the bather relaxes. Some prefer to take a 20-min ute sauna, followed by a cold shower and relaxation because of time limitations. This method of relaxation is safe for almost everyone, except those with high blood pressure or heart trouble. The first sauna baths origi nated in Finland. H i g h e r tem peratures w e r e used, and the bathers would roll in the snow tc create greater extremes of tem perature-from 225 to 30 de grees. S R) t Official With Ii C L E M S O N, S. C.-Judicial charges have been issued against a Clemson married woman stu dent on three counts of improper dress on campus. The Tiger, Clemson Univer sity's s t u d e n t newspaper, re ported last week that Student Body Attorney General Gordon Edgin had received charges from Susan G. D e l o n e y, Dean of Women, against Mrs. Cathy W. McNeight. The student, a freshman, is charged with violation of three student regulations concerning women students' dress on cam pus. According to her defense at torney, Styles F. Cobb, Mrs. Mc Neight is charged with wearing slacks in the canteen before 7 p.m., w e a r i n g slacks to class without the professor's request, and with wearing skirts too short to class. Utah Coed With Initit SALT LAKE C I T Y, Utah Coeds at the University of Utah have new freedoms this year as a result of growing demands for equal privileges and liberaliza tion of hours. The university has adopted a "key program" which allows all women residents, with the excep tion of freshmen, to use keys for late hour returns if they meet the I hape is a girl - lut SHAPE also happens to reat look ini men's fashion n 2- or 3-button models wi kvailable in our designer co] 0 compliment the Shape of iette, or Redhead . .. as yor B Close C 6 P Drittons 1337 MAIN ST. PEN A GAMECOCK CHAP s Char nprope Clemson's student regulations state that appropriate dress must be worn in the classroom. Accord ing to The Tiger, this means no extremely short, tight or low cut dresses. The rules further state that sports attire may be worn "at the request of the professor on lab oratory classes and field trips," and "to the canteen after 7 p.m. except on (lance weekends." Mrs. McNeight told The Tiger that she had seen the Dean of Women last year concerning "my dress downtown." "Dean Deloney told me several professors' wives had seen me downtown and were upset over s Get Extei xtion Of Kej general requirements. Key privileges will admit stu dents in the outside doors of their residence halls after clos ing hours, accor d ing to The Daily Utah Chronicle. P r e v i o u s curfew hours for Utah coeds were 11 p.m. on week days and 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Juniors and seniors must have a 2.0 GPR for key privileges, I - which is obvious. be a look, the next s. Which is news. th deep) side vents. orings and1 patternIs any Blonde, Bru-. r case may be. RITTONS Will Be d Until 6 P.M. >pen Friday .M. to 9 P.M. re Coed r Dress my short skirts and slacks," Mrs. McNeight said. Dean Deloney s a i d although she had not seen Mrs. McNeight about her dress this fall, she had tried to call her into her office. Mrs. McNeight said several of her professors "had commented to me that they had been con tacted by someone about my dress in their classrooms." The attorney general will have to review the charges and decide furLiher courses of action since the defendant has not issued a statement to the Dean of Women or the attorney g e n e r a l, The Tiger said. zded Hours r Privileges and sophomores must have a 2.25 average. The grade requirement is dropped for students over 21 years of age. DERRY'S on main RICHLAND MALL ONLY VIV of allltigsyune I -.