Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Company For USC's Construction of a custom-built two-manual pipe organ for Rut ledge Chapel is underway at M. P. Moller Organ Co. in Hagerstown, Md. Construction of the 937-pipe or gan began last July and it will be completed in March 1969. Each part of the instrument, the woodwork and the pipes are designed to meet the requirements of the chapel. Robert V a n Doren, associate professor of music at USC, worked out the specifications with William E. Pilcher Jr. of Char lotte, N. C., a Moller representa tive. CiI Wedn esd4 The Colun mbus Boychoir w (lay in the Fichi IIou'ste for i Series concerts this vear. Mit mtitte(d free, with one I.D. p Russell Git For Endow U. S. District Judge I)onald Russell has made a gift of more than $20,000 to establish the De partment of History Endowment Fund at I'SC, according to Dr. Robert 1). Ochs. Dr. Orhs, head of the depart ment, said income from the en dowment fund will provide for a Russell I.ectureship in I1istory which will bring a distinguished historian to the campus each year. PARENTS Al KEEP UIP ON CA SUlSCI The Ga, 84 FORl TIlE M( Sendm( chIEc(k or m1i CIRCULATIO' e' o( The Ganm Columibia, Southi Namie. Street ....... ... City the M 1P yt9~/f JawR}og Builds Pi s Rutledge The new USC organ will be used for teaching, practice and for religious services in Rutledge Chapel. The music department had a 32 per cent growth this fall over last year and with this growth has come an increased enrollment in organ studies which cannot be handled by the present instru ments - a pipe organ in the re cital hall and two electronic or gans. When completed, the organ will be brought to the university in parts and assembled in the chapel. The pipes will be placed on both side balconies and the console ry Night ill appear at 8 p.m. WedneM i seconE of Carolina's Artist dents and faculty will be ad r person. 'es $20,000 ment Fund The Ii-story Eindowment Fund wvill he administered t h r o u g h the IE:dueational Foundation of the University. )r. Ochs and the two senior lirofessors in the Depart ment of I1istory will select the lecturer. Jludge lRussell, former president of the t'niver>ity, and Mrs. Rus sel have iade numerous large gifts to the lniversity. They are th'. 't' graduates. 4D FRIENDS LMPUS AFFAIRS 1E TO necock ADEMIC YEAR *n v order to: ~MANAGER cok- USC Carolina 29208 state ....... Zip ........ dh LM/er. nouf/ Dla/A 0/7a.a pe Organ Chapel :ontaining the manuals and stop. will be located in the rear balcony Organ pipes will rang in lengtt from two inches to 16 feet ant xill vary in circumference, thick ness and material used. S o m i pipes will be made of aged woo( and others of a combination of z.inc, tin and lead. Official Mace To Be Used In Dedication Carolina's ceremonial mace wil be brought out of "hiding" Satur (lay for use in the dedication o: the Physical Sciences Center. The mace, since its adoption ir a formal ceremony last April, ha: been used in two major functions the June and August commence ment exercises. According to George Curry, as sociate vice president for learnint resources, the mace is being kep, in the University vault. The mace, designed in silve and gold by London silversmitl Leslie Durbin, was four month: in the making. It will be dis played at all official USC func tions along with a presidentia medallion to be worn by Presi (lent Jones and his successors. Auxilia By ROSALYN GRAHAM Staff Writer The PHT curriculum -- Putting Husband Through - is one whict well deserves a degree, and mem bers of the Student Bar Associa tion Auxiliary of the USC Schoo of Law are doing their best t( rarn it. The objective of the auxiliary :hose members are the wives o Carolina law students, is to en" ble these young women to gel ADE EAST discover it now in sculptured bamboo SPRA SP RAY COLOGNE Deodorant Stick, $1.75 Spray Cologne, $3.50 Spray Deodorant, $2.50 Spray Talc, $2.50 SWANK, N. Y.-Sofe Distributor As an alternate fragrance, try .Jado East CORAL or F OUAT CHLDSC 7"1 OLDEP- SPAOTHEk OF YOUNCR:geR O ry SerS to know each other and to prepare themselves for their roles as lead ers of the community. Honorary members of the auxiliary are the wives of the law school faculty. This year a particular emphasis is placed on the social aspects of the auxiliary. The wives of firsi. year students w e n t thorugh an orientation, as their husbands did, If we'll ser The diver of A The sleek racin All three 30' reproduced in only $1.50. We think yc STo: Eastern Air IPlease send me Iorder or check lName City - U I would also I 7lia l D SON OF LOUTS LECONTE A es Law in which they met each other an< wives of other law students an< learned something of what thei: life will be like while their hus bands are in law school. Each fall the wives of the lav school give a ten to welcome te Carolina the wives of the nev students. In order to make then feel more at home, the auxiliar3 Mexico and B< d You posters<c 3 for :apulco. The torero of Mexico. craft of Bermuda. x 40" posters are beautifully :olor. And they're all yours for S-lliete msomc,yul SE Wewnte ins,In.,PrOf,Bx42 th Bemd,Aaplo n (pybet* atr i ie,i weinteso te in recent aYou TE A. LL D e, A rpr Oh Yeah? Two impressive plaques adorn the wall in the first floor hallway of LeConte College, and they have givenl many a student a question to ponder as lie stared at his geography lecturer. What was the third son if not i Child ? Staff Photos by Coates Crew School l publishes a handhook w h i c h in I cludes not onlV the names and ad - dresses of all members but also the home town and school so that Oldl friends might meet again. In addition to social actIVities. "for Wives only" the members of the auxiliary take an active part in the preparation for the tradi tional social functions of the law ?rmuda send yo f Mexico and B $1.50. want to go to Mexico and Berr And when you do, we hor Eastern. So don't just sit there starin, walls. Fill in the coupon belo your colorful posters now. eryone to fly. 1, Grand Central Station, New Y exico posters, for which I enclose c. Poster Offer). Address State .Zp C th Fare Application. A , - @4 Foreign Students Register Twenty new foreign students have joined the ranks of Carolina undergraduate enrollees this fall. A total of approximately 90 foreign students are enrolled. Indian students, 14 of them, comprise the greatest number from a foreign country on cam pus. Six Warwick (English) ex change students are enrolled for the fall semester. South American countries repre sented on campus include Vene zuela, Colombia a n d Panama. Other countries include Greece, Australia, Cuba, Aruba and Syria. "The majority of the foreign students, h e r e for studies in m a t h, science or engineering, have been having difficulty with their English courses," accord ing to Ted Ledeen, USC Foreign Student advisor, "so this year an English course was started for foreign students to cope with their special problems." With the hope of increasing ex change in ideas among students of foreign countries, the Interna tional Students Club has been es tablished. It is open not only to foreign students, but also to any other student at Carolina. Mr. I.edeen, co-sponsor with the Rev. Jerry lanmet, feels that the club will provide a chance to learn facts about foreign countries not found in history books. Wives school such as the Christmas party and the formal banquet on Law 1)av. The primary service project of the auxiliary is the Hasford Pres ton Scholarship, which is awarded annually to deserving S. C. law student. The auxiliary sponsors a brilge benefit to raise money for this scholarship. u, ermuda. nuda some day. >e you'll go on a at four blank v and send for >rk, N.Y. 10017 a $ 1.50 money ode