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H. S. Dent Will Speak On GOP Harry S. 1)ent, state Republican party chairman, will outline the impact of the GOP on Southern politics in a speech Tuesday at 7 p.m. here. Sponsored by the Clariosophic Literary Society, the meeting on the third floor of Legare College is open to all students. After his speech, l)ent will hold a question and answer session. I)ent, 37, worked on Sen. Strom Thurmond's s t a f f for approxi mately 10 years. In 1964, he was a state-wide manager for the Gold water presidential campaign. He was valedictorian of his high school class, a cum laude graduate of Presbyterian College with a double major in h i s t o r y and English and holds both Bachelor and laster of Law degrees. While at Presbyterian College, Dent was editor of the school's three campus publications, vice president of the student body and a fraternity president. lie is a f o r m e r Washington news cor respondent. Other guest speakers scheduled for addresses before the 161-year ()1(l society include Senator Strom Thurmond, Sen. Ernest F. Ilollings and Rep. Albert Watson. A WS Gr< For Horn W'oen students will be allowed an hour's extension of curfewst Saturday, lomeconing night. A hill passed last week by As sociated Women Students grants a 2 o'clock to every upperclassman who w o u i d normally have a I o'clock and a I o'clock to fresh- a men and all it hers who w o u I d t normally have a 12 o'clock. Thi; extension gives freshmen an 11, a 12 and a 1 o'clock permis sion for the weekc. I'lans for a penny -a - m mu te night in November were discussed at the i)ct. 12 A\WS meeting. If the plans are approoved, all hours will be ex tended until 2::) a.m. Nov. 8 for the Smekey Robinson concert. Each girl wouhd pay one p e n n y f~cr evory" minute she is out past her, nornal curfew. The purpse of the penny-a-min ute night is to raise money for an AVS schclarship to be awarded n he spring. Thle money \w"ouldi he collected by Glad Plai from Amazing 100*o wool th< able and drip dry. Thi' shrink out of fit because process. Save on costly L.adybug's low-belted s pleats and patch pocket ine or blue plaid in Size Use your "Miss Gameco< Account. If you don't easily open one. Presen dent I.D. card to or ce Ghost of oh lI loag makes a <ira IAIgar I.ee Masters' "ipoc -ersity Theatre will presi polet ic. chiaracterizations of at 8:15 p.m. in I)ravton 1 gronrnel floor of the RusSe mnts Lat econing \WS girls. No cheeks or ni ickets woul< be accepted, and ar ne unalle to pay upon arrii v1tiulI he Subject to rest ricti .oels arriving after ihe 2:20 a. eadline would he required to p or the minutes up until 2:30 a. nd restricted for the period aft he curfew. All plans are tent COPEL SWE by PURITAF SU By PALM BE at is machine wash virgin wool won't of the Stevens H -O drycleaning. Here tyle with inverted s in tanger s 3-13. 30.00 LA :k" Charge have one, your stu hiit office. ~I. lI Staff Photo by Mike Tyler Spoon River miatic plea (luring rehearsal for n River Anthology." The Uni nt this adaptation of Masters' ghosts on Oct. 25, 26, and 27 lall. Tickets are on sale on the II House. Hours Weekend 'al t ive, pending approval. v- ()her AWS projects for the al year were discussed at the meeting. n. A talk on Faulkner by I)r. J. B. m. 1 leriWether of the English I)epart J ment is planned for November. m. )ecemher projects include dorm er ('hristmas parties and a talk on a a- career as a stewardess. AND CO. ATERS I and JANTZEN ACKS ACH and FRETZ Student Killed Mary Lou McGowan, 20-year old USC junior, was killed early Sunday when the car in which she was riding was wrecked at the intersection of Taylor and S u n t e r Streets. Another USC student was injured in the acci dent but is not in critical condi tion. Miss McGowan's parents are Lt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs. Charles S. McGowan of 3614 Northshore Drive. Golden Spur To Feature Val Pringle Valentine Pringle, d u b b e d by Harry Belafonte as "one of the greatest new voices of our genera tion," is appearing at the Golden Spur s t u d e n t nightclub tonight and Saturday night. Pringle has appeared on Broad way in "The Moon Beseiged" and "America Be Seated." A veteran of nightclub and concert tours in the U. S. and abroad, he has been f e a t u r e d on "The Ed Sullivan Show," ''On Broadway Tonight," "The Merv G r i f f i n Show" and others. :)f his performance in "Porgy and Bess," Harwood Simmons of The P o s t Standard commented, "Val Pringle all but stole the show with his fine bass voice and top flight acting." The bass baritone's albums in clude "I Hear America Singing," "Powerhouse," "Porgy and Bess' and ''Showboat." Stanley Green, of H1i-Fi Stereo Review, wrote, "lie has a majestic, if not incredible voice, with ranges from a deep, deep bass to a clear high tenor. A voice of natural purity." Floor shows will be at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. The Golden Spur, at 50:; S. Main St., is open from 7:30 until midnight. PATRONE'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 1209 Pendleton Al. 3-3442 Ask about our special student prices: 5 Pants, $2.50 - S Skirts, $2.50 Across From H Dorm "SUPPORT / Us/ or" P Urk e our "Ga Improv For Ca By SALLY ZALKIN Asst. Managing Editor 1 Steps to improve the Capstone parking situation include new curb markings and parking lots. "We have become very concerned about the absolutely chaotic prob- s lem," said Vice President of Busi ness Affairs Harold Brunton. "A great deal of our trouble has been s caused by the construction. "In addition, because of our re- Z surfacing the streets, former curb 0 markings were obliterated." University administrators met e with Columbia officials to solve a the problem. c iE4 ~7Aere P/m wt your P wherne the beat THE FIGHTING GAM "Ytraditic hsas tel "dial Not this season, it< l it, with vigorous ne~ terns . . . with crisp with new styling re a new liveliness to natural shoulder suit. how much it can d appearance. 69.5 rimecock" Charge Account, If you pen one by presenting your student WII3GE $110 OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 P.M. (with purchase) in The unicipal.I ements >stone i Brunton cited two steps in the lanned program. The first step ncludes repainting all areas in rhich students should not park. "These areas were painted yel )w this week," the vice president aid, "and only cars in these places 'ill be towed away." The second step will begin as son as the construction is fin ;hed, in about two or three weeks. his step covers work on lots north f Capstone. The north parking lot has an itrance from Barnwell Street and n area for loading and unloading ars. This lot will have meters n?oum aet.s ges on. g ECOCKS" ioesn't! Far from v' colors and pat new fabrics... finement. There's the old favorite Stop in and see o for your good 0 to 100.00 lon't have l.D. card. PPE Sought 'arking and will be primarily for use by visitors (luring the day. The meters will not be enforced 24 hours, and the lot will be available for student use at night. "We hope to gradually purchase all the land north to Pendleton," Brunton said, "and make it a stu (lent parking area." The University has presently acquired three addresses in the 1800 block of Pendleton as well as 1707 Pendleton, all of which are now being used for parking. TIME The longest word in the language? By letter count, the longest word may be pneumonoultra m icroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, a rare lung disease. You won't / find it in Webster's New World Dictionary, College Edition. But you will find more useful infor mation about words than in any other desk dictionary. Take the word time. 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